New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01
,1o rURopEAN CORRESPONDENCE
,,.ou PARIS.

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Opeiitss G"raeH
The Psris Salon
.nsriean BEhtsiteFs.
lo.rOwA CSHa.eoo4sSI PAKIS May la 1854
, vho IA, lust returned from his long
60, ,sl. the Emperor that Italy must g. 70 wa,
% nay ~. v,l.s soon assured Of the recover!
- - =. ,,ccf, ceSstsh from Austria Il IS e"a'n'
W, n,ybt a. vel 30 10 war and done win II ~
g. ipJe6aiiely an army 80 disproPofionae 70 ~
- :. the one she has kept up SINCE le''' DAM,
-, the inevitable result OF oouun lanee o' SUI
ofbsA Il IS IDLE to argue 70 tie i'@l'A' Ia
- better wait for Venctis 10 come u 'hem III Wv
At events. BY the force Of things ala mean -,
y. devotion the material resources ara Vo,e,,a
= ~ the rest OF their country Inc! va" al tbey
= 81 Arguments they W., 20 have II An Italian
- 49,, mai should give up me tu,Po.
80 s,rurglsg for 1t might as wen so''' ,hc
i,,at Of Genbadl ~ ,s, go ~ nst'Nsfl feeling
- - a.. ,,ofto "Italy for the Italians, was
al sst,sfed BY the partial nihlDeIt 81 Nat o.,
frure Italy fee from the Aiis u 'He ~
FTrb Nv free, Napoleon meant Italy independent .,
- - united Italy, and did his utmost 10 PitNvn
80 he mus; still have sustained CS'ouI IN
800 haa broseen all The resals OF we va, ~ ga,
49,, form and revolutionary democratic i,rn Anu
-, "a Uithout French help Austria would lfobanly
rs,.nei controlling power in Italy, 30 she "ouIu &c
,,vou 10 crush Italy If The later Nei, uAsi".u i
~ pr.nce bA. been pad her price IN savoy ana
- h, no. P" generous" work Of lS9. She cannot ia
naa In prsrs.oai honor, let her work be unaohe.
49,, Jenlan reasoning well enough backs up itAiian
- -. rben II aryucs thar hy the nature OF the case
iss Brst s.and BY Ita'y IN the impending war IhHt
,s,pa y N see 20 It that tsis " idea pays no one
-. else he himself might have TO pay, the LenSn
- bayng granted tuh Siout iOi u'''''A'e ~
..ss.s Il lslJ.' ,...-
~ most comprehensive article on the situation
- - b. consulted IL the map Of Continental Europe -
xtion Il the grca, quesgions 81 the day, much more
.Asory than any able newspaper articles IN s,lu-
-. thrcs lasi abOrnd but the solutions do so'e.
r. s example, is pretty one: Ne.eeS Is .n he o', -
- making Venice tree city. Then We have the
ss.s-Ansfo-Italiah alliance, under whose pIefsurs
-. shsl give back TO Austria the whole or Iai' oi
-, much Mr.. Carlyies disgust and give NJ 10
mar, Of her Rheu.sh Provinces, she IN turn beihe
- 10 annex the Ebe Duohits and 90 10 The sea;
N A. in this way war is avoided, the three parties Su
s.ge gratfca ons Of national feeling, and Napoleon
,sAse pass out Of Mexico and over the general cleo
,wsls9. u,ao,
,Aspacra title, how to cook lie" nsP OF huropei &
~asoportion of edients and dyersely slssd WIZ
~, irnos< fancies. Then there are, o. always IN sGch
,sf Of coOks spoilers Of the broth, protesting rum
zsss OF Italian maccaToni or Austrian s"g . &
,P-.saau pumPerniekle. And tins one asks how whi
80, rhsh II But that Is caviar TO the nulnulde
=. Some thoughtful ones, however, observe ins'
beat quietly working up her enormous army 70 sur
7
rsg to the open and absorbing the lesser power
~ ~ pnncpahties pretty much al orotners OF s,s
~,rssa~n law Of the Romanoh.l Of Northern ver-
~ To meet the cali Of this outside row. the rrsdlef
- geographers Of Continental Europe oder slice OF
f15 and advance ard IN that direction 10 k1ssls
.-sae 10 Prussia annexation Of the Pof' OF Nh an9
se.,sip canal route across what Denmark. And
~ rrS Us 10 consideration Of the next ouiodc row
sFldand-aud what mskeweight she viii demand so AZ
tx 20 from hrs highly oommoyed dAnces-d'uuieuiH
,,le All ueoklr several acres Of printed super-
fvgh the laying out OF their plans and views on these
t-i,, The telegraph wires quvefing OK er al Europe
W. r> highly contradictory and mostly false persons
J, ~ B.. ironically styled the "eDjoynent Of what
A. t-.ly called fixed incomes" watch with ANXIOUS
1917 for the report IN the evening Pspers OF tue osc
-, = their values al the Bourse. ALREADY, IN fns-
a - mere military preparation for what Its ruler
ly declf rcs Is Oay state Of defense against PrePa
gn. xhich Aus;rias ruler solemny asserts are purely
1lsae u drawing unwilling men ron heias tAst he.a
'sr tom productive workshops and m nes, and shops
~ AID houses Of commerce. The direct aud indirect
,., g AS preparation for In Europe, for the past
frresf bss teen as great as our expenditure ~ any
srs fr'nisht a our lately-closed fierce fight IN the
ltd states Tho i1suhEciency Of pgiDcipe-rsy, 10
r gr the utter sbsnce Of any principle that most Of
~ eIsrat0sy oombAianis have the isee 10 a'oW-is
ssSth odd bat none Of those eminent pubHcis's"
so sent To develop Fher then fsVoriic tf'ss
.' s. DAYS that Democracy on its crucial tral
~ So Of MolG-ehy tral. There Is NJ Republic
81 k11-a except the equally peaceful and prosperous
os y switzerland aad Andore. Louis NSpOleOn ASSURED
y. q,
S. s-7- peace that il, European peace And now.
1far. Lone Greece and Poland and spanish insuuec-
Sos, "a insane Spanish bullyincs ard brutalzngs Uf
fss Aaercar States and the Schlesv I'll lstrin VA
.-fCesese Cochn-Chinese Mgerine and Mexican ll'1i
stfaeerpe,iii i've IN tins second decide amer
w "a ne ere II third great war o. an y revo-
D. 'liry and terribly destructive nature.
l. grderstOOd that Russia and England ar A. WORK.
~ Frnce 20 prevent war. II possible, by diplomatic
lsls Thev nav be-hke enough are-slncere m their
- Diplomacy Is clumsy, soW-vorking Instrument
T. y. - mat here
dsY-srv hal prevented war, in the Preparations for
sif aree reai ~ far forward a. Prussia.
f.s-l nd Italy row ar, be might ground more hops
ie- aaoyr here DO In this present Effort 10" funa--
ssl~ = England. Ru1a and other nations have been
f~p'a.rnr ~ Drouyn de Lhuyss Office this week.
49, ftre--1O al know soul OF diplomatic body who
~ y for Correspondent Of a leading journal
clraar eIeinyt from confidential intimacy with
s-fs IN The diplomatic line, but can give you the
e~rs e Ehat vas sad and done there all the same.
hieJtiy spelling for bis Government and personally,
~ sSpe-~sTols Of preserving peace, and delighted AZ
sve occa-on express the Of the highest
oasiion, etc. suggested bis plan Of way out Of The
Psr Gibcuh StsatiO1-leastv ays preliminary sketch
~ s,iStiye plan for Avay Of arriving a. the bases OF
nrwr0ls ts' might Iced ~ a Congress. Nobody
cyS nybcly else his suggestions except In Their pre-
huisr parts. and with fesery alton OF night to fur
taz sAsideration Of them. II paieRt; Russia
"a ready TO be Of Congress that
nAa Sr6e the dssiiuies 81 Poland by a majority
vote Al with the rer-prussia and the DuChies Italy
~ Vsssa And yet tins attempt at pesce-makine on
ir1vfg the three great povefs not altogether vanity.
hss .si ga II Is an approach on the part Of kussis
81 tAE aoa 10 France II Is interpreted here very gen
etF Of apologize step their part, q sort
q sePtsnce 10 principle OF AsPoeons invitation 70 a
rsssn ooaress which they rejected in 1858 Aud The
sui nAT % express myself-and think msy-goOd
p.soeee foI HIS Majesty.
beSas is diplomatic intervention q the three greet
sen ae other vo straws that those who yet hop, for
l-ss eseh At the apparent great unpopalariy 81
svx Prussia, coupled With the anpopularity Of IL
k'. Bsasrk and the possibility that Austria viii
ht
hss has been frequent rumors here that N view Of
H@fsi1nine aspeet Of international relations, Gown
"a so0h adjourn the GIeat Exhibition or World Par
@ 70 tie following year, II may be well enough iof
~ 4iefs 10 he assured that the rumor has no a. nda
- War OF no war, the Fair will open a. nearly a.
,e 70 IL appointed time. The central building and
~ srtsnsivc accessory works OF engineering etc,