The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-18

in preserving order they ill ask II or the Depart
nent Commander.
The Now Hampshire delegation to the Philadelphia
Convention waited upon the Prcslen, yesterday with
address and complimentary resolutions The President
said he could but be mindful Of these Manifestations
| Of confidence In him. and intimation fro tho
delegation that they would like to take homo some
declaration that only those who supported the primo pies
OF the administration should The public patronage,
he said that the power and ofocs Of tho government
would be given only those who support the govern
mont and the wse declaration Of principles set forth by
| the great Convent IN just adjourned.
| Gov. Fenton has requested Senators Morgan and
Harris attend the Southern radical oyalsts meeting
al Philadelphia next month and assure those assembled
| of the goodwill of tho republicans of New York
Albert L. starkw GATHER convicted of the murder of his
mother aud sister Manchester, Conn., last year.
executed yesterday at Hartford Conn. We publish
day the history OF the murder and the jail life Of the
prisoner with many other interesting particulars in ad
| ditlon to the account Of tho execution
| The schooner Harriet Neal, from Baltimore,
wrecked on Thursday Dca, beach, about mile aud
| half from Long Branch. Tho saved
Tho New York Yacht squadron their annual cruise.
| were Mt New London Tuesday. The members OF the
| club entertained by Mr. Griswold, and ball
given them by tho guests Of the Icqu House. On Wed
| nesday morning tho feet sailed for Newport.
In tho township OF Oshiemo Mich. Sunday night,
izLu htexhnuet tue sIIOut VI
two o. her children touching letters TO her hus
band and two surviving children. aud then cut her
throat, lying down and dying on the bed with the
two children she had murdered
I, is probable that General Grant, Admiral Far
ragut and nost Of the members Of the Cabinet will
company the President on hts visit to Chicago.
Sixty deaths from chocra occurred 10 Cincin-
natl yesterday, and hundred and forty on,
reported in st. Louis Ono has appeared At
Baltimore and il Is rapidly abating in Chicago. Tho
number Of ats occurring from tho disease In New Or
loans for the twenty -four hours ending yesterday
ing was twenty .sevcn.
Bismarck nnd Napoleon The Game Of Earo-
| pean Reconstruction.
The game OF diplomacy now gong on be-
tween Bismarck and Napoleon for the rectf-
cation of their respective frontiers is exceed
ingly interesting. 1t is diamond cut diamond !;
It's Greek meeting Greek; il is Mcphistopheles
against Beelzebub; 1t is the game of the two
master gamesters Of Europe in kingdoms and
principalities for the European balance of
power it is game Of lite or death to Napo-
leon and his empire, and he is playing II with
the skill and GOODNESS Of an old csmpsigner
who sees his danger and knows his way of
safety.
Let us see. On the 18th day Of August the
Emperor Napoleon received the Prussian am
bassadors at an audience In the Tmleries
The minister delivered TO his Majesty the reply
OF the King Of Prussia (Which means Bismarck)
to the French note, demanding the extension Of
France 70 the Rhine, in view, no doubt, Of the
understanding entered into between the parties
at Biarritz some twelve months ago, when and
where this late Prussian rupture with Austria
was arranged But as matters now stand, Prus-
sia (Which is Bismarck) declares this demand
of Napoleon lnadmissible- entirely ont Of
the question. Napoleon replies, !" Very good
You will understand that made the applica-
ton in order to satisfy the public opinion Of
France on the subject OF the rectidcation of
her frontier. II is q just demand, you know |;
but then the argument of Prussia in refusing
il also just and reasonable. In any case the
present relations between France and Prussia
are too agreeable to be broken OF, provided
always that Prussia will not extend her pro.
jecis Of annexation to the German States south
OF the river Main. France desires peace far
more than territorial acquisition. The EN-
pire il Peace m far a. consistent with the will
OF the French people,
This 10 substantially the answer Of Napoleon
TO Bismarck, in which the former yields his
pretensions to the Rhine boundary, with the
adroit explanation that his demand was made
because the French people expected IL How
very catering this must be 10 The French
people 1t does not need Frenchmsn 70 ex-
plain. Napoleon h . master Of blarnsy, and
the French people like II. II was upon this
amiable national weakness that the uncle be-
came the master and the idol Of France, and
the nephew 10 enlarging upon This Napoleonic
idea. We venture 70 say that his answer 70
Bismarck's ultimatum ~ 70 the Rhine boundary,
will, In The elections Of 1867 for ths French
Legislature, result in an iucrsass.of Ne In
psrial majority against the opposition Gle.
msnss, old Bourbons, Orleanista, republicans
and al. Il b impossible that ~ French
people can resist this o6lcial statement Of Ne
Emperor, thas his demand upon Psuasis IVES
made IN deferencs 70 their wishes, ana Nat 10
abandoned Il only because France dssirss
peace more than Janitorial aggrasdissnsnt.
Nh what a American politician would call
. wIsadid stroke u diplomacy fbr bum
combs.
Be- sall, IN nat little prsviso put h BY
Na1elsoa b rsGbrsnes 70 Prussian aansxations
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