New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-23
FROM PABEs.
From 0rf Own Correspondent.
PARN, Dec. 4. 1868.

From OGf Own Correspondent
| PABW Dec. 4. 1868.
The tax.paying "Man never il but always 70
be ble,sr Minister Foud's Report Oh the Financial
Condition of the Empire published yesterday. As
was 20 be expected he represents It 70 be good and
about 10 be betor The real deficit for kr2 and 1908
amounts TO only 100000 francs The extraordinary
expenses esnsed By the Medcan war in the same AIae
amount 20 only 2O 600 CO. The whole sum " the hoat
ing debt is ony so 10000 To consolidate portion OF
this loan " 900 COO Iroposedto be employed N
taking I'd treasury notes 10 that amount. Tie loan
then says N. Foud, ais Transformation, not an aug
mcntaton Of the public debt" Probably. when N the
course Of tho coming year more millions OF treasury
notes ore sued the pensye public vii! be assured that
they don't increase he permanent debt because they are
only floating. furthermore, regular Oh has peeh
made out OF the 900 which the services done 70
Mexico have cost dsn:orested France, snd sent III to
tho Government: of that grateful eouniry and nothing
Is palmer than that when Emperor MnHimian, with BIS
air parted IN tie middle pays the same tire Wrench
treasury win getit
d. Michel Chevalier recommended in his volume or
Mexico, that AIcidakc Max should land at Vera Cruz
sous cum colo with a portfolio under Gls arm.
Doubtless IN commanding the Arohduke in pursuit Of
throne a. der difficulties 20 provide himself "it ohy
nj, f9resaw low convenient IL would lie 10 hold bIs
rarrple r. tho way DO not fesr rln"h Of late OF the
'fcu'onc Dukes haste 90 enter Upon hi, Anesio &c.
Lrt.n Race OF Empire. II Is pleasant al ihe
same b. read in last nights pape- CONTRADICTION "I
rerort ts 30 had made ,hs separation OF or northern
and southern StG,es siao qua non condition o. hS
T3S irritation against England because Of hr refusal,
% !n tie corgress I'm lively with the press and the
prc Whistler to Irpero, .ss 80 Saey sp0, AR.
rri.od NJ t. Having enjoyed what h's rritate' leE,s
have not t,e advantage ~ long residence IN hhgisnu
and bss1 scufomed 10 bs hhntnsss o. ngnsl speech
h. need D. lea ys1e .n tey at the rudeness Of form
O, Earl Pusseus rcu,y lis polite invitation Mean
tlue tie comparison between the two AL turns TO his
Nyor sud ITO public irritation 80 long as u issts
d,rsrs ,rbifc attention from the pnhcs home politics
q plessent enough drer-lon D. his Majesty.
some yhcr ryfcs Of invited parties 10 the Congress
are nsblshci r.. OF the king Of Sweden is one Of
cordial unqualified acceptance ~ European Power and
Derso4a guest thst Of the Queen Of Spain promise, the
concer, Il her Government IN the Congress q it ever
gct toyc;her in which she trusts words u Justice
peace AMI concord viii be uttered. contributing IN the
measure Of Is nollacry advice 10 The pacific SOLUTION
o.the raye Questions forming the subject ~ lie o. 0e
aong . as 20 establish peace and qlic; IN The Oh and
> IL NJ Wo,d" Her Majesty indSates large exteu
eou o. the Sufficiently broad programme hall outlined
bv Drown De L.uys when he wrote 10 iuquisive Ear
! rohn under ths Erperors eye. Nov. q. Along with
Il Pope and Poland. aid Eastern and Danubian. and
ScLles1 ilosten questions she SouIi luuod9ee -,
lem al Madagascar and North end South Amcr'
ke-ec Thackersy sings TO say nCiains oi Olotai'r
Thc-e u good deal Of recrudesceut tark row and
nQ,n about tie Franco Russo Prrsso alliance formed
against the ApgoAustrisn com binaon. This 10 be
expected after tie English reneai That there may De
grsus Of truth amid the rubbish OF exaggerated tall s
probable enough. The very complimentary phrases IA
ibe Throne speech TO the address Of the Gar tie
courteous phrasug OF the Russian and Prussian re-
plies TO tLeuvitat!on the speech Of the French Minis
Ter a. Athens the other day to tie King OF Greece anu
tho little Danaoreeks response TO the same the I'm
gsh bogglng about the destruction OF the forhcatons
before f cess!on o. the lonian Lies 10 the little man
Glec!an Kingdom the Sultans cordial assent 10 the
Congress propositions The position respecting the Polish
question on which Immediately after the rebln re.
ceiyed from Gorchakof and Earl Russells withdrawal
from the special tiparitc partnership Instituted ior
Transaction Of tie Polish business. the Emperor Iel
back-;lese with other sayings and doinps, Il a. ranged
in the ORDER OF their dates. may b. help Of slight
thread OF plausible conjecture lie easily brought into
confederation accordingly" binding Russia and
Ii ance 10 .cther more closely.
Bus from that to anything moro than diplomatic
coo!;shDess and waste newspaper hostility WtWe<n
france snd England is amotion that the rulers Of either
country VIII be hurry 10 take, seeing Tat neither
can tae a. ythiBg by H. liooAs low as though Russia
would crush out tie unhappy Polish Instruction py
next Spring thaw-lo the common satsiAel,on .,
as that Is DONE the Car viii edit some generous DEGREES
in fnyor o 10 rem aGnts OF the crushed natoa sad WI
let Napoleon in some polite way or other, have some
credit in the eyes u ina French public ioI their gene
\ a Sc, Of preies.inats aud predesnatirg croasers
vtf have i, that somehow ~ another, somewhere
snoher wa must break out ia the Spring and kdlug
no natter where how wE all Europe in It's flames.
Tha, there Is end OF unsettled questions, IN the
EnrOpeln political CateChsn, that the " Balance OF
Power IS lways balancing and never solidy balanced
/ true now--as ~ always has been true-but not
specially true Tie Ruler OF the Empire which
- p.ace sin1c NnDocoo passed his famous new im'
rer.al VOID for il; "LEspirt ccG Ia Psir," he has
ysgel two great European WARS the Crimosp and
ltallin; has occupied his peaceful leisure moments,
With tho kabyc tanese. Cochin Cbnese and Mexican
xpedons has raised the French stsrding army TO sn
eneeliye more than one hundred stronger than
Tom, PAippes army recognizes to-day extraordinary
,.nr expen,os 10 the amount OF 10 million francs
fla Pacific Kn.Cr OF France. unGuestonably Tor the
moment he mlbtest European monarch. has been IN
sor. forced 10 do what lie has done.,o raise FRANCE
and himsa with TO the hghlh Of arbtaI VI the worlds
fntc The vital question Tor him. the supcrytal ques
ton for his aynasy, Tor bis hoy in whom he hopes TO
1--we is how to get safely down from this dangerous
decd to e, Of smoothed ana established By diplomatic
or ereas oual engineering Oh which his little boy can
mount aud hold position 49,
Nd, gress.ona scheme has failedas most people
himself donbtless amonS the humber. proposing tAa,
IL would Tho proposition Of it, despite its anticipated
failure ~ beneficial 10 his purpose In proposing II.
4 here may may moi. your correspondent would say
may not Dc yet ceremonial gathering OK crowned,
tiaei snd tuiDenod heads u! Paris The expression OF
good will, the acceptance OF the " Principle OF the
Congress ol European Powers received by the Emperor
are 30 lar as they 20 an advantage 10 ha lis every
interest 10 10 AVOID wax in gbo SpiHS 20 ueier al
iuurn siaye oil, compromise inc pressing questions
which he would have had discussed and shared wah
other powers the responsibility OF settling in Congrcs'
Nothing would aid 20 little al war iisking everything,
tie assurance % his chief intensest HES purpose. the
dynastic succession of his boy Then ho is IN SOFT
hound oyer keep tho European peace by tho necess
ties OF his Mexican business. England signed per-
petuai treaty Of peace when she Let the Alabama
pryatcer go from her ports Russia nsks but TO DO Let
alone 10 deal with Poland and deprecaes foreign war
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