New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-01

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rIos-TnB POLICY OF NAPOLEoS-THB DOCTRINE
OF yAr1ovALIrIRs-REAsoN WHY PEACE SHOULD
DE- MADB-pASGERs OF a RADICALLY REvoLU-
TIosAgY wAG-PsTg TO TIE BMPEE5s EUGENIR
AND sOS-THE CHOLERA.
/ Erom Special Correspondent
| PARIS June 90 1915
For the .hlrl time in fortnight the prospect Of peace
| bgigbt rs again LAY.
Tie first aud brightest prospect was that ono ihnml-
nat BY the famous paragraph in the MoHeT announe-
nc the ccssun Of V,nct.a, How that had become
quite ogercl1udcd tried 10 tel last Friday. Even whiio
sas wriiig The cound vas beginning to f and by the
fuoSiug Sunday hopeful people had by din OF diligently
listening each others eues'es and reading between lne
lines Of printed letters, and editorials and teegans again
On, rs on to the conclusion that the great battle bore
Vienna would DO anticipated BY an aImitiice But BY
MONDAY nisht tbs hope all golc to water, and
stayed gone Yesterday evening strange runor ran IN
clubs and c6 that peace agreed on between Austria
and prissa-nqy an alliance Of GenaDc defense not TO
fay oucnse 20 funce We had ms morning hat ms
| eAt. ayg.ant mmol grew out oi news arrived ut the
Tuicncs ii acceptance by Prussia Of the neNy-hooin.o
bases tho taird moditAlol, apparently lI'iua'u y!
Sana on 20 ill POw,r. These NapOigon rgcui1lnends
giouua III the response be Affirmative, and II iHly nd
LeFes ten We arrive at tho preliminary bases 'oI the
ne lati1u OF peace. McaIwhle, Pus il IS ready to
eoc UPON aInlstce OF hse days 10 give Aust'" me
~ r.a ct on the acerpMbhy o. tie Aforesaid bass OF
permanent settle cnt or sy, bases OF negotiations ior
/ parulu.at settlement.
Of tue lest tncc shall he told 1t VII form Ole OF The
most ctiuOds CD piers ever wren IN The hisoTy ni
diplomacy. At pcsent IL IS difficult 70 follow, ihoue-
ia nr aid Considerable c1cswors, the thread OF iv'
10 ead iacLily ,angld enough, and tfen do~bhS On
liz, a. AID once twice apparently broken. mus th'h
NJ. p,uco kauueOn Que day all really, with trunks
la co. Co start !of ltay q" next Jay, hc or somebody
els entirely changed lis mind aud few days later ne
", al dJsn 10 Have 10 escape the toud heat We have
| been Vi .ited viii in pahs; bit hardy was 10 soi 20
Iayro hg recalled b. telegraph went caslerng
down the yous f0ud as si steam could cay hn3 nni
reached t4c klngs LelGquArtors where all the Italian
Ministers assembled 10 meet hun, day before yeser
dav The Prince Is strong Unitarian OF the Italian scot,
wo Do the barcT Of any very disag'eeable me
10 his fnher-inaw few days ago tn'rc was INC
grra preparation in the naval port II Touloa,
SHIPS making pady for sea Win admirable ra-
piIy. ihs could mean nothing but the protection aud
taxing possession Il tn new French territory Of Fenetia
The 'sCa,hoic party were mnch comorted. AID then
another Day odeIs Wcre dashed down 10 the Maritime
Project and Ctels IN authority II Iolon, Beay, aid
make ak iist thcFel And the Catholic party" had 10
look f,f comfort elsewhere
foF that parry comfort y growing scarce Among tho
last bats tne victory Of tier Austrian lnelds at Gus
toxza and tho humiliation OF Italy by the c'sson of 'ene
TIA these sweet mOrses have turned bitter under their
tongues, they The Italian army more gcI for h,ht
aS aeI hoDomblo defeat and the Hug keep his honor
wn bis allies end insist on tAglu6 as his own what he
rejected humiliating gin.
The historical thrrh1 spoken Of above, Is nowhere
sn4rcd than about this Venetian business II thsre
wcrs any doubt bout the Imperial 7er and receiver OF
that stolen properly having been disappointed US 10 the
results OF ccaslon II would be dsspated by tho queer
little inspired notes tho subject that have recently ap-
peaTcd In the official and o,ieous papers here. 1hese
o snow that there han boon no DISAPPOINTMENT ana
cd embarrassed does when he tines ID look
ulcOHc.rned The French Emperor, however, does not
take the disappointment very much 10 heart What the
legal status of Nenea - DO one can say Napoleon
u have simply drawn back the hand that no held
out the 4th Of July 10 receive IT, Francis Joseph
hngerngly clings ~ IL by Venice and the QuadrGtra
Victor Emanuel is gradually taking possession Of It,
Tue Austrian EmDAssldor, Motternch, is said 10 have
lost his relish for life In Pans where especially at court
he and his vito bayo been great ,ontes aud TO have
asked for recall Yet OF ocnsc Ia more natural than
reasonable From anything that Appears Napoleon has
acted fairly enough towards Ausria-afer giving it
beating 1859 he has done nothing nut give good nd
vice not much more sgreeabe ever sinceadyee, which
If followed, woud have given Nenota To Italy year or
two ago. deferred tho present and prolonged the worn
out lie Of tho AustroGemanic Empire for some years
His Majesty quite too sensible to make the nlsiaAe
constantly INDUCED In by both his friendly and hostile
adulators OF supposing that he 10 omnipoen The North
German towards national UNITY dating new
impuson, but not its origin by any means IRON loi1
Il an historical movement that able man like Bisnark
can lead less happily that no man can undertake
lily stop without heaping up damnaOn 10 MS
hna hclmng This Napoleon sees nearly ~ clear
ly your weinormed correspondent and tho ntelhset
readers of he JBusE. This poor fnnclsjoseph OWING 10
the Ill luck OF his cduoaon don tsce There ssometnS
almost touching his blindness. His recent procanatons
ae quito beautiful in sentiment and reminds mnedi-
aey ofhoee labels that the blind folks who ore permitted
sit the brdgcsheIc end grind out some worn ont old
toexcte the eeemosynAry sympathy ofpassere by Ayenge
de Perc ell Alphabetically blind He suffers 70 much,
his paterna heart does for his people in this present Wis
itaon of Providence HIM suffers even rs they do the
wounded soldiers and the widowed parents And no
doubt fancee that he does unwoundcd and woco and
bcdded aud comfortable maintenance assured for ic
For that isthe fine old fashioned way il which the M
fortunate Young has been brought up 10 fancy and
bindy imagine Quite unconscious or only dlmiy, pain
fully ia an oppressed nightmaresh sort conscious that
the old divinity uho used 10 hedge in Kings, gave way
long eco 10 railway engineers ard printers devils and
other nteee popular Jewelers. woiuiy dsrespecifal Of
secular doi ID hedges.
But his proclamation. addressed 10 the Faithful
peoples OF my Kingdom of Hungary, reads like the pro-
duct of bndgc-hoggar and blind Sampson in editorial
collaboration The Emperor Of Austria, coming by
divine right and Russian help 1919 TO throne ocme-ied
with tho blood Of treachcrousy murdered Hungarian
parois-a throne set scaiIod, the foot of which
lay PROSTATE; by the side of which the brutal executor
by brute force stood effective chief supporter aud prime
mnstor-this Emperor OF Austria dares appeal
with whining paternal cry, 10 the nl affection ofthsse
same Hungarians for help in his time Of ncedmorc
than that In his strong rage Gf distress no tukog hold ~
the very pillars hrs erumblng STATE and shakes 10 his
own ruin their deep foundations Of nationality
What with the Emperor Of Austria become |
apostle Of tho doctrine Of nationates, and tho |
King Of Prussia lundcr Bismarks guidancel be- !
come an apostle OF the same doctrine, and If I
denocf acv to boot We spectators n curious
spectacle But there Is solid Substance under the show.
IL does not necessarily follow because Germans were
trced in Is3 auI offer since, that they 90 be- always
tnckel-to ugvcy gObb,e royal promises Of freedom,
render ycomen service the strength OF them, and then
digest them dry In lonmnmous good nature, without
relish OF iuiimcu And just because there is throat
ening probability aat he u,nlh lcope VINO lave como
Of ae since is-l will be like t. insist on pract
cal Eo.fn AZ .o..e.s al which EsuUri AND F.nrcis