New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
CIR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE,

WY rrc,s rrr 'r"sTiCc-yArolpoS's PRESSURE
TOR uACE tyLE AgrI--ir. Itu JiAItuY OF
rrVs.lA-VITLpr WAL o. FRENCH TROOPS FROM
rcvr-TrR t,Jrr"ss or mNcn IN 'UHoPE-
LrlrR,Hv rTLM5--LAT' PEO-CONIHDBRATE JOUR-
HALlsTS Is FAvda oI lHi euiLADsLFHiA COENsN-
TiuN.
f,os Ous geia Correspond. Of
PARIS. Aug. 10 1900.
The torn Of tho suspension Of hoiafes between austria
end Italy, which expired this morning having been again
adjourned for u hours, and meantime the Italian troops
retfng from the yro behind the Tugiamentothatl INC
line OF demarcaou Insisted ly Austria for the neeOa
OF avn,stothe prospect of peace bghie9S again
Thus prospect getting to be seriously couuu socs
the apreat obsnacy OF Italy to Keep possession d t
6bstnacy of Austria the insstance OF la IN oo
tanning the Italian Tyro and the insanee OF Austria IN
retaining lust enough of Italian Territory and population
10 koch p row and the vgilant Jealousy and
enmty Of toe Kiu gdom of United Italy The evident i'm,
of Ausras clinging tOh What is the exact nature of
fheeconpromseshDd how it arrived at are, yet,
mainly subject Of conjecture Napoleons sudden coming
back from Nlchy where he was to have stayed week
lsngor last Tuesday evening to hold full council OF Minis
next day. further Ogtated the slsmists as sign Oh
the critical condition Of things.
whatever pressure his Majesty could bring TO bear on
either both parties has doubtless been applied IN the
interest of peace in this heretofore The more we
see however of the history of the war; the some of
led TO think that the telling weight OF that leSio
has been overrated. Surprising France had no, eNscl
how otherwise would Prussia have acted, ana austria
suffered Or suppose the Bremus sword had been thrown
into scale with Austria This would have been ior
Rhine ho fear of which he himself confessed was Ma
poeons chief for leaving that work half done az
the tmol to more thoroughly unity Germany against
france than Bsmak has DONE aud emberaSs her finances
for the next years. The Emperor has acted nd re-
trained from action wisely and well in the interest OF
Ernnce and he could have gained nothing by acuhg
otherwise, Prussia thefonly power engaged IN the war
that has anything TO give does not seem disposed 10 0ur
him any very solid tokens of gratitude. Nay King Will
diam does not find il worth the while to give so much as
verbal eXpr sson to such sentiment His throne speech
opening the Chambers at Berlin the other as
fl.c lfrit Qlin
silent as to territorial cessons 10 FTance-has
greatly offended French vanity, and disappointed
"Geat Expectations" large party among the Liberals
here, who have hitherto been the nartsaus or apooss
of Bsnarks policy the ground that it was the policy
of nsOnaties-thst evidently against retrogadc
Austria and for progressive Itayhat warlke and des
potio for temporary means It's purpose and results were
universal suffrage and greater beTyare i'll content with
the best Interpretation of it, and ncning to pes over
10 what will call the antiPrussian party The base CT
this party rests on the national jealousy OF great growth
In any noighbong power 1t strengthened by slec
Traditional dislike TO Prussians, by anpahes by the
Traditional ess likely than to be satisfied OF
she natural froniers;" mis- party allies the
Catholic and Lecitims parties consistent friends Of Aus
ts and little overturned ducal thrones of Italy and Ger
nany and Of the P0pc temporaes TO this party belong
many Of the best LIBERALS too who cannot persuade them
selves that the liberties of Germany have at ing 10 gam
Under the fostering Of Of the least liberal OF its
States and the most able of its arbitrary states
amen. The feeling That, somehow other, de-
splte the glorious arbitrage exercised by their Emperor
and the brilliant performance of his blessed Office OF peace
skeF there has been an illusion as to the Importance OF
kached has grown TO bquite general lively ard anxious,
aud in natures rises to high veXatonfOr IS very
Srsng those who read English and to those who read
transaons from the London press to observe how per-
dious Albion macousy chuckes over this unprecedent-
edy sudden and great growth OF Power on the bordesof
Franco from first secOndrae TO first rate aud which, with
al shows such vigor of digestive organs and f may
coin word of firriverous or boundary consuming faculties
us promise still further growth was much Impressed
with the painful efforts OF Government journalist two
days ago prove that the contrary It was England
aono that had to be jealous Of PusSan pTeponder
The Emperor has been obliged, by the natural necessi
hes Of aGovernment like his to prevent his people from
dabblng in what concerns them, and TO try and make
ahem believe that their interests are safe IN the hands
xhich f1rcbly hold them. Unless France gains some
hccesSi0n Of territory, which does not seem lky those
who have always protested against this doctrine Of per-
BOna government and those who have accepted TINS doc
time may day both be using this failure in its prac
te1l working as practical proof OF It's erroneousnes
should be observed that meanwhile, there still quite
prevalent faith in the absence of sight that by virtue Of
secret tTeay arrangements Prussia and Italy,
both the Rhine the Mediterranean, arc engaged
% Substantially France for her mastery inactivity
Rome is again advised that the Convention of sep
tember Is will be executed the for the withdrawal
of the French garrison from Rome by the stpulaOns of
That treaty is the 18th Onext December And so the Pope
called special Of Cardinals the 4h Of this month,
and the resolution they TO inview of the case will
probably be published TO the world Of these days in
an Encyccal letter What that Churoh-Stae paper is
hkey to be be well enough guessed by consulting the
elready too voumlnous literature in the kinda
Ds OF prayers possamus and middleaged curses IN
needdog latin, or by consulting two recent lnanestatons
of TINT very bad ruler and good old man, Plus IL Ono
last week where he urged the Roman youth present topy
Nor the conversion Of VsEmanuel from bis naughty
of converting Pspa and Duca 10 Italian royal territory,
and the enormous conyentua estates into funds for Tho
support of the State; the other is of little earlier date
and odder but equally characteristic The Swan of Pesaro
fancifu newspaper folks will style the dear old maestro,
fossni descendant Of those who hung their harps by
Babylon buong ago converted 70 sprtue Christianity,
puch is and parsianism wrote letter TO the Holy
Father Of the Church advising him Of the decline Of good
music in the service OF the same and recommending the
flank admission of female voices to the choir, seeing
that the advance Of civilization has cut off tho supply
Of male sopranos and that craokdhroated boys are IN
complete substitutes; TO which poor Plus replies wofuly
dscOrdant the question in long nharmOuiC wall
the political disasters that have befaen his estates.
few days ago rumOr, said to originate in New.York,
got currency here TO the effect that the Empress Of Mexico
on her way TO Europe. The which mmOf was forh-
with declared 10 be utterly absurd by the semiofcial
Pays and the Memorial DOm0tique, the organ OF the
Mexican Provisional Government here, informs the world
IN high solemn paragraph that 1t was 'authorzed to
deny in the most formal that the Empress Of
Mexico, whose wel-known character itself was proof
enough Of the fasy Of so malicious report had deserted
country of her choice" In spite Of all which fine de-
precation that tIanscny Imperial lady, Princess Char
lotte did into ST. Mazare by steamer on Wednesday
last and is at this present writing putting up In rooms at
the Grand Hotel with her SUITE and IL is 10 be suspected
some very crawny skeletons in the cabinet The LADY
hers from her grandfather Louis Philippe and her father
King Leopold, eminent statesmanke faculty. and Is come
10 Europe TO arrange matters as best che may for the
prolonged maintenance other husband or Tor the sotenng
Of his fall next autumn What best be done she is as
hkey 10 do another The first news she had on reach
Ing St. Nalzee Of the defeat Of her husbands brother
the Emperor of Austria; not good omen
That neutrality-suspicious., over-ready, occasional
hack.hstOTcal, ready bOOk-wIer, Capetgue has just
scrubbed of and sent to press 2mo almost worth run
ming through IL make haste forthe little light reflected
from 1915 that il throws the questions OF to-day It's
title I La B0ToHne dc hTHdeaeT ct Emperor Aie1andTe
L. ConRres de Vienne the mystic history OF the Holy
ALLIANCE and the Treaties Of 1915. The Baroness KrndeneT
was in a sort tho Egena of Alexander and did exert
considerable influence the mystco-regous nature OF