New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04


STANDING BETWEEN NAPOLEON AND BIsMARK ON
GERMAN UHITY-THE EMPRESS CARJoTTAs NiNT,
AND rHB MEXICAN TROUDLBs-THB EMPEROR MA
. PoLRoss HRALTH--THR IMPERIAL fErB-LlrE'
RARY ITEMS.
From Our Special Correspondent ,s.s
As you will have concluded from the silence Of that Allan
tic telegraph those French folks who looking to IND
In the Moaur Of DAY before yesterday simultaneous an
honnoemcnt OF dcntlye peace between Austra ana fr
STA and Of the extent II territorial oonPensaton hde
nv The later 10 their Emperor have been disappointed
There really were many folks whose expectations were az
that hight last week. But early as sunday Governmeut
somewhat anxious at such exaaton OF the popular scn
ment took TO let IT down easy TeIor, Ion ili
Dern eorrespondent published in tho Sicce Of last
Friday 20 the effect ihgt France had offered propositions
10 Prussia respecting the Rhine frontes and hat frussa
had declined entertaining them That eminent telegram
marian Reuter- whose positive style we became 20 familiar
with that i bred geptempt dunng our eiy war flashed II
on tie Engsh world fact that France bad formally de-
manded territorial compensation which Prussia had as
formally refused How this sensational td,bt was reshed
In England and with what highspiced dishes OF editorial
dscoure II was served up hot-andhot your London pa
pers by last steamer will have shown you banee was
insuted on the point Of gong TO war VIE riu''"
etc., etc. U.s..
sad something In my last OF the French national feel
ins respecting this annexation business. Tho Secie
port was additional stimulus 10 that feelings the spieed
ents on The stronger Renter version yet further ir
taed the feeling which, meantime, numerous journals
here were keeping up, and stimulating. Herr Bis
marks organ by the way is entirely mistaken as editor
OF course knows saying that Il is only the Opposition
No two newspapers for instance have been busy in
that way than EheHd0rd and La Prose- That some OF
the daily organs of the old parties nave had for part
their motive in tho Willingness 70 create embar
easements for Napoeon Government possible but this
has affected their of treating tho subject only
The general proposition that If Prissian power is inn
mensely augmented that of France should be in some
proportion adgiented Also Is article Of the national
cTeed-yaiously defined 10 special practical application;
and moro and less earnestly insisted on BY different classes
Of minds but peculiar TO no party. ...r..
There 10 small enlightened class-not numerous
enough combined enough, unhappily, to DO called
party but deserving attention herewh0, fully believing
IN the doctrine Of compensation preaching that this
compensation is sufficient TO balance the suddenly on
aged power Of Prussia which has byno means yet reached
its limits Of growth, Is TO be sought within the actual
boundaries of Framed Landau and SaarlUuis and other
complimentary bits Of territory and defensive frontier
stations wrought to have and il Is the duty of Govern
mont to strive by all peaceful means to obtain them But
the real aud only sufficient compensatory addition
the strength OF France lies latent within herself and
only be developed 1t is straning for development
by granting it freedom Of action. The restrictive
laws Of 1852 the press, and the right of free
speech and public meetings. more deostabe than the
treaties Of 1875, the natural boundaries of human
thought are nmeasuraby sacred than poltco
geographical frontiers Although the preachers of this
doctrine yet 10 be preaching in the Wilderness
there hopeful signs tina, thor words are beginning to
take effect should guess that they and their growing,
though still select audience, out of tho woods
than those fanatica antiSayery eSangelists with
seemed to be ten yean ago. To an observer who does
consideration of krs view Of PrussiAn sggrandzenent
taken by some Of the GIFTED Fenchmen OF to-day is
seriously commended. And TO return TO the cotern-
poray and Temporary reporters review which this para
graph has interrupted %
need net tell any one at oil aware OF tho conditions in
which the French press Is permitted TO exist that the sn
gle fact Of 10 out of the IL daily Paris political papers
harpng more less loudly this onterextens0n note
PROVES that for the ms and the OCCASION the Emperor
was not unwilling have Prussia 80 yarled and his
people hattored, or in possible case, provoked
In the visits Of Bismark 10 Compegne, and afcrward
TO Biaritz conversation doubtless turned In general
wey on the ueor purposes and probable results Of the
visitors active policy and OF tho hosts passive policy
Nothing got set down paper more than on occasion O.
Cavours earlier visit 20 Plomberes. 30 far any his
orcal result is certain German Unhcation, like Italian
UDi6cauon, was certain In some future. Tho italian
experience had already shown how unpeasanty surprising
tho rapdity national dim when once well under
hesdway Suppose that the dialogue stripped Of abusive
walls, something like this Bsmark Germany tends
fatally 70 unity Either Prussia must lead the reyou
ton will anticipate L. ". b.; can't stop, perhaps in
the long run, but can interrupt your game Bsmark;
Whereby you viii take nothing and only interrupt. l.. NJ
b.. Welt Bismark, viii do the right thing by you
make 1t right in the morning. l. N. b.: Well -.
Meantime, yorr hand. D
While PRUSSIA is just gathering 10 her first winnings the
stenyey neutral French bysander AZ the game suggests:
base say for starting talking point, of frontiers Of l7g
not that You are direct maseof all the countries through
Which they ran nor that insist definitely on them now
but We Win start from there and thereabOut 10 talk over
the Old question Of compensation, you know.
Bismark, an imneasurably more kingly man than his
nominaly Royal MASTER obliged TO consult this last
II conceivable that Bsmark left to himself might
degrees nearer than he has to the hghth
oi favour; not 10 the bghth or that great states
mans liberalism but to the hight of his large national
Patriotism. But the obstinate King OF Prussia IL King
RUSSIA, ready only 70 be Prussan King Of Germany
'u' Herman King OF Germany. Frederick William has
nefled With the blood of the great man Of his house.
ne gSeat FSederos tolaeity of territory aud holds to II