New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22
From Our Special Correspondent.

III 1hth!s
From Our Special Correspondent
] PARIS Friday, Sept. 6. 1895.
| The departure Of the Emperor and Empress
aud tie Imperial Prince from, Fontanblcnu to Barrib
which was announced for the 3d. was postponed TIL the
9th. On tie 9th the Emperor viii 60 TO Saint Solar
tain on visit TO the Queen Of Spain, which visit abe
will return at BarIitz the llh. The presence at
Biarriz of Count de Goltz the Prussian Embassador
londs efedibity to the rumor that NJ. de B!smarks
health may call him there also, and that the Emperor
Napoleon is au1lousy considering whether the shame
less aggression of Prussia in Scheswig Holstein may
not be made stepping stone 10 the furherance OF his
own schemes.
4 bad railway accident occurred the other day on
tie Bordeaux line Angouleme TO nm express train
in which Count dc Goltz was travelling to Biarriiz
Owing to IN axle breaking the train ran off the rails
and nine passengers were more or less seriously Injured
Count Goltz escaped unhurt but an aaach< who
panied him slightly confused Madame Achille
Jnbina wife Of the deputy for the Hautes Pyreaees
who was travelling with ler husband, was asleep at the
moment Of the accident and bad her face terribly cut
in several places by bits OF broken glass The last
count is that her face has been sewed IN nine places
gentlemen the carriage with her had bis thigh
broken and has been obliged 10 submit 10 ampuaton
ter long discussion that is not only possible and prac
ticable to supply passengers in every carriage with
means of communicating with the engine-driver, but
the Companies have been positively ordered by the
Minister Of Public Works to provide every train with
satisfactory apparatus for that pnrpose, before JAM
at furthest.
The murder Of NJ. Oft French subject, by a Pms
sian officer at Bonn, exeies much indignation in
France that think the french Government will be
compelled TO take more serious notice OF it than NJ de
Bsmark Is prepared for. Tho following bitterly roni
cal paragraph in ThdNer. Frankfort Ga;aie shows the
cavalier manner In which the arrogant Prussian Court
; is treating the affair at present:
Count Ellenboarg, officer Of Prusslan hussars
and nephew OF the Minister Of the name, having
had the misfortune to cut down certain Eugene on
with his saber suffered the torture Of being under ar
rest for whole week in his ToO but las now received
permission to return to his duty while the Court of in
quiry is lesurey investigating the incident Thatsth
answer OF the Prussian Government TO the impuden
demand that the noble Count should be brought 10 trial
"A demand which might be all very well in the case of
vulgar crminas but cannot possibly be enteItaine ed
against nObleman who has the honor To hold a com.
mission in the Kings army. However, the circum.
STANCE % the victim being not German but french.
man. may possibly induce the Prussian Government to
depart from the ordinary practice in this instance
In the Department of the Bias Rim petition is in
circulation, pih The authority Of the Preec praying the
French Senate to urge the Government to demand sat
isfacon There is great excitement in The Department
Of which Mr.. OFT native. and the petition is
cred with thousands Of signatures
The Rerue Contemporaries which by Of its ALI
ance with government thinks il is ITS duty TO supper
the South has in its last issue article indirectly
aimed against negro emancipation. 1t opens with
learned dissertation the plurality OF primitive races
and an expose Of Of Cuvers doctrines thereupon
Having shown that the human family did not sprni
negro question in way satisfactory to Copperhoad
and pro Slavery planters. IL would DO well were son'
ornament Of the Republican platform 10 set aside thu
falacy that assuming the negro not 10 be descended
from the Adam Of the Euphrates Valley but from al
Ethiopian one, hc necessarily must live beyond the pa
of human rights and privileges. That he IS brother
by blood may be questioned; but his structural affinity
and his capacity to do and to suer to feel JOY aud
row cannot be questioned; neither can the demOraIiz
ing action on the white man be doubted which arise:
from the denial OF the negro's human attributes
| TIE Rtrne des DeHz MOHdes-wby so called / know
lnot-there not being single American on its staff
gives the continuation Of Davergier de Hauranne fs.
eight months in the United States" The writer is q
son of the NJ do Hauranne. who figured as a Cabine,
Minister Of Louis Philippe lie displays great powers
OF observation and nice discrimination. But his mental
ken is OF microscopic rather than telescope order
and while he on the whole ia not inclined TO rail al
American institutions. be finds great many flaws in
them. Hany Of your sweetest tempered lady readers
would Ike 10 experience tho sensation caused by q