New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-05

husiuees men not appreaalye OF Jokes,
did az soemnly, through their managing edlto IePuaae
NJ r. Imayrac and their responsibility for MS mao peVs.
Meantime the malicious winters for ChdTtpdT ana other
graceless varets of the quill, kept all Pars IN ggg
and grin at poor p Ls expense Inc result od AZ [a r
lin the late inspired, has been translated, not by 1ne
from the editorial bureau Of the COHshsAhohnd DIS
time tripod has sunk again 10 mere fouregged enair
and any time for the last fortnight me once az
stutonRel issues its morning heaviness enlightened py
any empfyings vouchsafed from any ministerial organ.
The paTenthess has proved longer than intended 10
return TO st. Cloud. 80
IRON anything yet revealed to the vulgar public
il would that the Emperor has rather unwsey sac
eed something of solid policy to personal VANITY IL i-
ssting upon holding in his hands and taking upon him
self as business of his large share IN the trans
fer from Austria Italy Of the Venetian part of Italy IL
may popularity tickle the French but It cannot deceive
the world any more than it does His Majesty this fussy
pretentious frmaty Of fulfilling his 1859 programme. II
Prussia that has completed that programme OF nay
free from the Alps to the Adrlauc -Pus IA and her any
Itay-programme left forcedly incomplete by Napoleon,
ho himself honestly in his corrective reply to- the fu
faery Of his Senators, in the Snmner OF 1872 at
ST. Cloud. What recompense IN the tickling oil MS own
or of his eges vanity by this interference he can tnd Tor
tho disadvantage of irritating edessly the Italians,
passes my insight That he frankly did his utmost,
any other rser of Frenee would have done as inc
traditional" policy of France taught her statesman
should DO done-makes Italy independent OF Austria
and dependent France, l. e. 10 make q
ali in the way Of business That he did not succeed was
no fault of his More by necessity than by will but parity
willingly ard partly unwingly he did and suffered great
".
the astifabe susceptibility OF the Italian natloh Oh
which alliance he has future need, making their own
VeDetia pass to them from Austria through his hahds'
when they really il by SadOwa, Is inexpcabe,
except suppose that L. N. b., yea, even ne pas ns
little personal weakness Does not that most lnduge
of females the lanentcd Mrs. Qucky-ah, how to be
lamcnted that she could not be survived IN another
comedy find herself obliged 70 qualify her laudation OF
John Rugby. Something peevsh in prayer. None OF
us are perfect But the seemingly needless and pohuess
bother imposed by the liquidation, such conditions OF
the Italian business has been for much as the weather.
and cause of His Majesty resting still at St. Cloud ~
stead of leaving 10 days ago. eight days ago our Gays
ago yesterday for Barrs and the bosom Of his family.
And yet again. 10 pluck from reasons plenty as black
berries ,heres the pcky lot of Mexican brambled que
TONS The Mexican question: the original Jac s when Sn
United States would conft IS with baed BREATH painting
exhausted after intenecne strife that they were not has
been answered while since in the most positive mega
tive. His Maesty longer enerlans thai question or
doubts that There ivory gates and horn gates
for the passage Of lucky and unueky dreams Napo con
aud Max awake 10 the need of getting out az tine
little end of the horn with small damage TO their some
time opera comque visions possible The nicer details
ofways and means 70 that outcome are unknown asyet
the Of vugarlet alone the two waytaTng Emper
ors This however certain that Gen. Casteneau Abide
camp OF Napoleon, Intelligent trusty man. Is on oy next
ST. Nazare steamer for Vera Caz with autograph letter
from Imperial patron ~ Imperial protege and lnstrc-
hons. This other lie certan that convention between
the Emperors signed last August and got PRINT
two days ago IN the M9Htu the OF which
that Max agrees L. " b. pretty much all the
receipts OF Mexico for indefinite PERIOD and
the payment of all French Claims on Mexico For
details refer ysn to the printed terms OF the con-
velnion. How Max. his Imperial treasury, which
is as empty church po0r-box now, IF 10 get
Tiled get any neomeits only source OF income, the
customs being mainly dried by the French sponge not
explained Parties deeply interested n Mexican bondsl
here find ground of hope for their risky Investments IN
those aleatory Mexican loans in this convention I'D
itOTs well informed generally but specially Inspired by
such hope, in and through Casteineaus mission
etamorphosis Of the enthusiastically popular MAXI en-
DIRE into an administration Of Mexico BY the staff officers
he win hom rpus of Mexican
Government for that transitry stage which must bo
driven through from Max's departing TO Juarezs coming
Maxs late coup detat against hs own Govcrnment ana
selecting of members of his Cabinet of three from the
staff officers Of the French army lent confirmation TO this
view until this morning. paragraph IN the hoarfear OF
to-day, referring 20 Maxs nomination OF ministers nom
the French army staff, darkly clouds that view.
Whatever this Moa,feur paragraph may especially sig
Nifty and whatsoever may be she worth OF the opinions Of
victims OF and spectators in the Mexican loans, no ra
tiona creature hereabou doubts that MAJ and Mexico
given up by Napoleon The opy practical question
with the astn med potentate is how easiest best toge
out Of the utterly hopeless scTape.
OF French comment the patiently oyerdoRe comp-
mentary exchange between American Republicans and the
subjects Of the despotc Gar at Moscow andotherwheres
have room lett 70 say but tenwOrds real Liberals bels
for principle regret the other kind mock Really now,
greaand gellorous American sovereign and elow-yotng
creatures did Freedom shrek when koscusko fell and
ifso whyf
Painter aomer Goldschmi is Just dead. His bril-
liant astronomical qualities has dimed his other repu
tstion that fol have almost forgotten the very serious
merits Of the artist One of GOldschmdts paintings and
of his the Crmean Sibylle went 10 America, and
if not DESTROYED have sort OF smoky recollection
that il was by fire. shoud still be with you. What will
strike Of your readers 10 the worthy man
merit than mere looking up lOosegoing asteroids and
putting end OF fixed stars IN their places IS the
fact that he did such high astronomical work, with a
fourhate telescope from the top Of his ateier which Ia
under the roof OF the building whose lower parts pos
sessed by the CAFE PnooOsen the Ruede fANeenne Com
edie Voaires Cqfe Pr0cOsse the historical cnuea aud
skcptica Cafe PTdcOs From the roof there with zeal
and fourthse telescope painter Goldschmd got into
familiarity with the unknown celestial bodies, aud
brought back reliable information about their
ways than any of the acadDica astronomers with all the
lody helps to their scbolascism that the Imperial OBJ
seryatory furnishes chem.