New-York tribune., 1866-04-30

the folks h gn places diplomatic OF o'hef knew nothing
thap tie pubic. Tue B5gre yesterday was quite
c7eush and there was decline in S lgoau9ns rom the
GoTerm.r th-1e par cents which al tne isl COW, 70
the little Mexican bonds which fell fom 40 To %Ol lou
rcQlci they werC OF cnay issued a. $40 I'm nominal
pr value Of 800 Since Cnme9n warmes ha y" Hvl 9e ~
the Little Bolrs. so crowded It was last eYel
This F1t B1rrsc' s curious illegal institution De
tween tle A1lr3 ot aud o'clock there might have
been seol." ls the late q. L. r. James would say-in
point Oi fact Ws sotuOn the broad north Sidewalk OF
Tie boulevard des Iaens between the Rue lie Peetier
and the Rue Dr11ot q great throng Of men, slowly NOV
ug O. ald frog now gathering IN groups OF three or
/ f1ar or Iors, t'cl d.5s1lv.ug re-lingne, stopping
/ laG moment then again. Lager-iaccd men,
iher eyes shining with tue reflection u tne
our Ame cau dollar iresh-come NoW-f ork observer
might have supposed them arrived that day om Nau-st,
run across W'h no other Change iiom tnat 10 ms
Chan the difference ot afternoon AID night say Ahl 'heir
language, & aot tlo same is equally unlnlcgibe 10 the
lymll, whether born of English or trench tongue peiag
mad Ol financial slang runcattd pLa'es ana DtAer
technics. Al Transactions here are ont OF the law and
doac 9a parole; hn though often not strictly honea tla,
s ofeu cl extremely u!catJy and rishcd nature am
assured tha' AZ protesscd gambling tables the aw OF
honor Iley brat.r. Nolrs ago tle Little bongse was
much more Important both as 10 the amount OF business
lId unulor O.. p5cafOr They used 10 meet lu me oI
Sa.c "a u'ciu a.i Vh driven from there ana tWo O.
tlrcc ineilt a4'" gl.lo1ng-flacse Iehcd down upon
t.n broad .erHlE aforementioned nAd the ncirlbornf
PASSAGES dc IOpc From about 1872 10 1874 or o. there
Wls C1g strug-e he part Of GOrernmcn iO put down
tLc' ir boot 1871 of te sidewalk LNcIaues couId ho1
20 quite 50 ,af gs 70 0ldlin that man should not walk
along 0t aa cgcn.g with perhaps el.OWuGu on liS arm,
AVID exla e. gal.cs with the oy5 Of Ote men That had
speculation taom. !. amusing enough, though la
bouous % those days--or nights, riher-o wedge ones
way through crowd and note the patient Ser
Cu'.s DE VIZ wcd-ing theirs to aud r0. As often as
7 thcv came upon a group Of three or four chaherng
in mystic language about misty values dispensing u win
the formula; C"cWe- Me'Fte4ra! C"cW't move
or gentlemen move on And minute Mier ihe group
collected aMu, it scattered members entered into
uoW c1iAJi Ji4aiiOn3' Those worthy pJcemen 10 thor
seemingly vain contest with the floating tarorg, used 20
tsT "a -trafe- Ia hot TsII
ton where tae subtle bodies Of his high speculative com
ba,an cu and slshcd through tue middle, presently
slap to-ci ler again. In the long run however th'
sons of mamMol. NOw-adlys is Only rarely that they
their illl estate Of old Inelr unusual multitude Las.
evening striking sign of the faycsh unseiuodness Of
mems minds az Ills timo
As miinatei paragraph ago, il Is needless 20 re-
port facts bearing the war question, which you
Wlbo fIly informed of-such "a The diplomatic cor
rcspoudeac, between Prussia aal Austria, Bsmarks
PROPOSITION Of appeal % universal suffrage the COM
mcnts OF tlc German press this proposition and the
Ike. You will not fill 20 notice part that Bis
marks proposed api 'a TO universal suffrage whether 1t
b. regarded mellce g. Austria or bait to the German
people, does tqk with The latter or greatly scare the
forn-r. lu e other part that 10 does seem 70 be- an
ado lramc.t N LEASE of the appeal o. arms Inc most
noticeable sla o.: tc case l. something olse That the
Liberal party prssa aAd that the German Liberal Ro-
fuuera ilr -ted y tAe National IercW disiIust any
4 sla-E /. s. r.trrai That tlcy should look his GIT
Lolss iu Tie month is commanded By the most ordinay
.
nuAt ral.l4cse Constitution OF toniedente 'gimAly,
should f r4ri.l only stroke OF pcIsOnnl ambition
90 hca gree j. war of building Ip friasIan Pf'poh.
ruceir Germany outo it5 Tlus-is most lliohii lHt
tu..r fr. f. wind ouf DfAs .al.- ,as she easily
r.sl ~ .c- t c fIe opposition IN ilcf s'nse than
It.n'cI ..,..a.. Grossly prejudice. 20 hcr economic
iut,--tt nl ...- tie heal OF really hcraiiIihg
uDvl.. . ,.., gIri.cl and carry Germany Wlth h'r'
is alsDio.l l.tf- .ad natural ana haiorc-l common
place. d.. t.lt i,..l.s. matter with VIII. ujel'i
purpose, lu c1-r lcIr 20 acc ptinc universal suniar
o. present ay ot tAe best late signs OF promised
.'.- i.ia.s. IT. '. c'r FOB "pN.l NJ ~ 'a' - -, 3
ltle oau H Ir.D-ll41 us purloa .-' "islr'.'i''.'
az u.y..i s.i. i.,t .Jg once and iler DISMISS IT,
I..t g1.. D..Irs4 ..-ldl should have DOme 70 tAIti
d, wo.i noting. And ier B.suark is an able sta =
I.I rls L-. tlat category, acconIin5 70 ai A!sio,-
l.l 4lo.4tols. S.is Napoleon Third who also made ms
.rrr iI universal r-e aui sa1rf JHed ~ %, lel
u. lor T.c'-H t iNt, ns history ana poiicy al'i,e
81 O.. Ir.t t.i suffrage seemed then eoOi seiF-.l
b. s iy Is t.ry nature Master, anu Is lkst u
bs lari oar 20 Ian, wlo, having been ac'.-
Joau.y v.l served iy il, wlims iAai ~ WI al-
,.... ya.. I.. fn.y livery. Whether bis French Ma
ic.v does o dec. ' conceive that he cln du'o heF'A
falltc ir n-i.c hara"-- Throughout ana o! h".Ao
lOnaaac t-e. oi lor -alsllp prcieAt tAc tIcAchlnS
from bursting art cH.-' f.'ffg. IL Tue l3nK Iuu'
y0fr cor. f0ala.f d., r0 g. ats oi knowing He ven
tcs t e. tl r Goes alos. know t-Ai thc (oice H,s
U.. o. tlr D..ur ot l-,0y r4ulj tends, despite Hll
oupos 1 G.. pAaut.y agt gp poplI4s oiaHbns Inc.
LIoklrs to tlli .ai tll res..t-1ni overlooking N.
f-.a.i.f Instr m,-s.omc Liberal. hero sustain ahd
r..Or F..ul.t rl N Yltal a. Universal Suffrage and
irgtlt.r rn .'t Here ~ the motive q their argl-
mont in favor ot directly u bis scheme for the unhca-
o.
c.ner-h.f oi p4t g inevitably .l.t i.om u. Tho
argument s bad icltAo oul ius,iyiu thc means
Their motive, ,E Aci % p4!4oAA1!', lId IL s'!1se'
IT, como tor moment 20 immediate facts again bearing
o. The plr question. For the l i'w wears the p1ce
which cols.Ip Dad O. pay o. Government q hOe.Ate
here, parcltaei- two facts France la tAese pas, lew
years ,f pr.lYlad p.ac-' BIAS claimed annually iuVlOl
c.alt 0. 81 c aty'aai D.. one iu threo oi al Yald
uau COME o at, a any one Of these ac iul years II
..r- 81 these yeir.aut one nom ebi 20 1865 Inclusive
the American Government v.. paying directly or 'nl-
ItctIy, lfr l.l.ca 10 rtffttsi 6 h AH' oi 81, 4"t
u.. lcDe..tF 60! CI.acrpIDp. tAluk your highest
combined b8ul'os-ocu,fl Goverau..nt, STATE Govern
f..rf .Y.u Government b0Inucs, al put together
amount "a o. UJJ uoIs or oss 81 time when goin was
arrt.r. ia The Lpper regions Of 2jl t0 &o-and that
when W. wcr, ~ Doe cost d perie hdnd-gnps WltA TN
ANA the other party Hconzed struggle FOR our 5ht 10
rt as nation. S. much for tie paentLeis, wAIcA Is
worth thinking OLE
Two da,s a,, Government here gaze notice that the
rc of cltIOl flr ihc cousrpt pton-tAe pnceoi tllod-
u red lcc for this year from 2O 10 . 100 francs TINS
surely looks like peace symptom. As To- tle hiupoI
o ilinit,l, VaItd rinor- # Fmuco-Py yso-Ialan, of
F.nco. l1-IlGlu AID eycr-o-nany other alliances
formed yica oi Ac coming war, nave apart ron .Io
evidently fame l character of most Of the some POSITIVE
ior making light OF All Of them. An acquaintance
AZ r singular from al Others IN these tw0 points, mat
lor,ay IL iusocai conuunion at ieas' win eminent ON
r. tor.o1.wLo not more likely TO know, are less ke
v 10 be iguoant than the mass ol y 'hl5h-luaI'eicu
source and that lie never ina ines JHdfShis
m ,rlv scn-ibo AID wcll-s0unected gentleman assures
me tha an the talk Of triple alliances and counter alliances
he mere outs tak IN bis opinion; that France carefully
r,ser.c "a. independent cxpecalt attitude, and that
Itay shapes her conduct carefully after that of France
Nc,t o. and with he question OF the possible German
war add IT, great probability Of becoming European
wal DE election of deputy 20 o. Corps LeglHiAu ioh
a4 electoral strict OF which Slsbonrg the center ana
chief pari holds LonoaLy hrs place IN the tax and
fbolebt of Fr,uchmen to-day Most hoI0rably to thcl
most servey u ITSELF most interestingly % US As tho
Denl candida for the sufr-es OF the Asacans was
NOT merely au gent foreign spectator oi our late ci
var but was an intel ent advocate and earnest partisan
for our side throG.ho ituo because 1t was our
American night SIDE, but because II was our hunau
wrd rilh -de the side 0f mans freedom, 0 ciFlhIsd