New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
Prussia Advised 10 Yield.

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There has been for several days storm brewing IN
France We tried TO wink at the flashes OF the lghtning
stopped our ears gtns the grown o. tae usnt 9nugI
believe what too apparent Orders Tor the purchase Of
sba summoned TO attend the Imperial COunc-whit did Il
all portend Every tried 20 shrk the inquiry or explain
Voby and a note has been dspacned to Count Bsmark
handing compensation behalf o. France for the aggrand
the French frontier as it wa in 1914.
actions of the must be that France under
ell Governments has taken every Opportunity
10 urge Prussia cede her what
spot on OF her map She values the town
OF SarrelOus she values still extensive coal mines
in M neiebbhood and there are no terms that she was not
wiling 10 submit order 20 strike bargain for the
prize The favorable moment may In the opinion OF the
Prussia mole amenabIe to his desires
self any previous occasion II had been afno knows
with what ,ouudation-hat goodwill the Emperor
and bis oonniyance in The great changes which Prussia
had hong contemplated 10 Germany. were obtained
by the nromse Of an eyenta OF that territory
Napoleon it said tempted by Bismark at Biarz by
offer Of SarreOu be had boen won over by Cayonr at
Pombercs by bribe Of Savoy II this alleged compact
were grounded anything but the widest conjecture the
put forth by the Emperor Of the French would be
a OF ormay; the Prussian Minister would find
ready fulfilling his engagement without taking the
world his confidence 20 the nature Of that bond
but If no ssch COMPACT ekur or count blsmaik Snoud
affect convenient foreeiulness or the demand Is made
point bant merely upon the strength OF that theoy OF com
pe1sstOn which tho Emperor iporon mas lot hs
own benefit then probable the Note SAID 10 have been
sent from Paris 70 Berlin nay give Iss 70 somewhat cop
ea'ed and not very amicaOie correspondence
The demand however is 50 moderate the importance AZ
tov "a patu-a and the OF almost Imperial power
IN SC undenable that II the Note has been
moi doubt couched proper language II ought 10 meet with
ali consideration part Of the PrussIan cabinet II
ftere ever moment 10 which nation afford 10 be
oman handed and LIBERAL 40 ought to be when It has been
raeH 20 such height o. prosperity as Prussia has now
reached Power which has undertaken 80 terrible war
and bs run Supreme risks o. PRUSSIA has done mainly
with new 10 rectfcit OF her frontiers can hardly
fail 10 evmpethye with France 10 tho Importance she at
taches 90 Of land which she considers essential 20
round % her territory and her ring fence Whdt the
district Of Trent the Italians that mere strip OF land on
the Sars may be 10 the FenaH IL may be mere weakness
on their part perhaps but ought not % slow charity ana
Indulgence 10 each others foitles
We have been ant thus far 20 take The most cheerful
view Of tins subject cannot dwell on the other
side OF the question without mHgging As % f
Belgian 0Itresses indeed feel quite sur the frsnen En-
perO his made demand AMI that nothing is further from
bis thoughts A9u any hostile dss.gns agals Belgium ="
his dealing exclsYcy WITH Prn.sii al ls nAi1f1l
enough boxing upon Der tic ruler OF OH ij ll"'s
TO her FOR the css0n % aJy portion o. GeTa' efT
What. then If 'be Emperor were so Aolei i' i' l-ct
himself satisfied with SirreuIs n fAe utL WIZ i-A
AID Landau. ard BsDark dIhet Vt'h success wore 10 re-
4c him Tie announcement % comes tn Hs ii ora t
nfLe Pans Deb gran has d0-Je-s enough IN tu creA
rous alarm. 10 ether very lille or bodr feo hAt
OF TIE war-cf Hal bJ tle eide NJ WLlfh me ei' - '
B0hg1ia and Lom5rfly may Doe iolnt to have l' We.t
cllts play