New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

tauly is in favor OF peace The most weShy one 10 hc
orc III vour Paris cporer is the Bcnnus sword that
Iris Naoosou holds in such attcntiyely neutral sus-
r,osc the nero shadow Of 1t being of mi ;hiy French
dvojiunos You will have observed before this, and
yitbn ile last few days again in Government
ouruas adumbato, not TO say sub-minat)y notices oil
he bet of this sword These notices dropped acct
dcnfaly as il were here and there in the public prints,
osenby to particular address, but legble enough for
Prnssian wnyfrtrs running toward Vienna who, for the
res are no fools aud quite up to reading That move
melt of the French army to the Rhine 10 checked by rear
90 necdle--un is a notion absurd 10 speak or
only mention the slight currency II mas had mere rs On
item Of foolish club AID cafe als Nor is much more in
poriance 20 be attached the soresprolaby based on
ac-of recent orders for new military Furnishings etc.
what the gosspS style preparations Tor var Inc sPo
fact is that the FLeh army l. constantly h5Pt Ioau! o'
action and that tho new " furnishings AMI - prepare.
tiOns are in the ordinary couro OF things fOu MBut
as well say that the next burning Of negroes scloohosses
or the killing of few dozen negroes IN mob oi thcr
malicious provoking preparation OF our SOn'-
| ern Trar.ata sisters fer admission to the Union.
Prussia has gone about as t'r as she wants TO 60 or
this tine and far Franco wants that IL should. Al
though Aurria does not TO know with any definite,
ness what il wants and salyshaly between us tear ana
hato of Prussia sje and lis fear and bate Of taking
in its German ana s Hungarian people IS allies on
the other side aud Is therefore, more hkey TO change us
nGm purpose 81 the last uHncnt It seems, according TO
last accounts 10 have made much mind a. IL mas 10
be content with us present dso OF defeat and accept
pachedup nsolrcl peace trusting TO the chapter 81 ec-
cideuis which is never Written NJ to the close on opo
matte parchment AMI to time and to what ITS Emperor
calls God TO turn history backward yet again. Some
anxiety has really been felt here, and great deal II dis
PLAYED by ult.a-iAibOlc party
ness to receive its own yenets, coalempuous GIT
from Austria and humilatng one from France, and IT'S
clIim the Italian yro and its preliminary CONDITION
that no saving favor Of the POpes temporarily be
admitted i'm the basis of peace NEGOTIATION should prove
insurmountabe obstacles fshould Fay that these obs'a
res wero already considerably smoOlhcd down. Your
vaichfu correspondent at Florence, however, Will speak
with moro authority on that psiut
OF the ourousy complicated sates OF French feeling
and opinion respecting tue acquired ard probable results
of the war; will Try to give some n'chg'be description
in future letter will only note to-day that the ndiS-
all organs Of public opinion, eproyos Of the excessive con-
trbuton imposed by Prussia the exfee city OF Frank
iot for having presumed not TO adore Dsmark as the
Evangelist Of Gcrmonys new gospel Of Liberty power
and prosperity.
The laie free Republic OF Frankfort counts about co.
COO inhabitants who last year this time were IN the enjoy
OF more liberty ciy and religious Ond POLITICAL of
material prosperity, and Of rlesa0ief place Of
residence than any equally numerous condomeratiOn OF
in continental Europe; least Of all had they anything
in tho way Of political ngs TO envy in the eRicts o.
Prussia. Prussan General marched nothe open city,
without the sign Of military oppoHition, who imposes
creascs to the ENORMOUS sum of 2ApUO Aon4 The rr
this is the fanSfor folks 81 the cusct OF
the war openly ex;Ic od their dsfe Of Me Prnsians
and held lcgalyas indeed they couldn't hepif they had
wished OF that nclo the Confederation end against
the Bsmark coup d6tet. The reaaon Of this IS tha
Fngkerl rich, that lsmeF who has ruled Prussia OF
late years IN open VIOLATION rs SonstInob aud go
without funds legally aTNiusted by ile frrss an fAr
lament, Is poor and tlat Besan nlAs Worii, bear
with than Christian GortiDude heavy blow falling
FnDlOn's rival wealthy ehouldsrs. lie detail OF all
ms bad husircfs viii gnSth European
newspapers. The suicide Of pargnesteT Felner surely
noble ia his grand error he generous German patuo
though he bore old R0nas name and boys wr-o 60
be whipped through To cfneue MS NiTtuous tcce;
and ihc Ttff If tne spst toe good TO be 'ro
end dsiinc;ivcy uncassici hcw kothsehld opps5,d
The nurse 10 tie word and Speaking IA the 81 his
feis bankers, told the frOss ghtIng man, eve wiz ~
declare Ourselves bankrupt rat ~ hon pay your hno,Ana
20 knock nbosi Jour ears t1o mas 81 ~ ssin eohs
and hGancc Won had better eAss have an arEy Of
Croais marching through The sratenbuTg Ihori tt4s
singe sen OF the new nmCsoirtsc whole good l"e--
when the ac-coaicd ba;krIuen With plehc quit "A his
jew banker at that ea1 80 stand UP race svco
against the Christian fighting ueu In I'm rcgmcniai
But your Paris porer haf oils To DO WIN tho srch
coGnoGis 90 tais alas ihcy re, a. said unYe @y
I'm disappfoya Some few sorS 10 paiae tue Of s.cY
none Justify II. II French oriuon ~ OF any valrs 10
prnffi. ihcn ~ this cxdss.rhttr OF "rghis OF Al
yeFy -wit bungls on Prue'as part. The 2o'tv0o |
squeezed or ol tho Frukoit.- .woId AAruiy " ne
tist wee.. excuses Of war nth France. lint Tho
Ralor OF Franee ould chance nd in his int at 10
O. I'LL Prussia hc sen4meLt aroused by IN sact
- brutal oppression w0ild 80 further than cours OF
fntcd bung The r!0n TO his support. are
Is small % apathy between prssians and ffench At.
ie. Toe Iso inheritance OF hate lsit by NapOlc ans.
brilliant aud ainos. unlncr gled progfcs al H. ssinnI
ambition = ftsi Awakening IA the nation At arg hnt'
suspicion and Jealousy constantly cherished by FL DID,
fashioned iradiiionary frohcA hldie1men, OF sb.n NJ
1hlers tie gide-awlks spokesman IN that fNno-s
Of hs IN the Corps legsa'f two nontls ago.
hafc Nnadcsd away Hol on" OF nc most noia Ae leo
lures n ho war, though OF the least noted y negs
paper folks who are very much llo other folks, esd
taken up With The stnng material facts Of bat5s
than Nth the undsllyng facts II which those aeiaJh
and supl nryns drpla ase only he outoroppnc Nog
fhe .5net nreniss II Ersfrias rafcr srr 10 t.e
Hnngelan, aud 10 his dcy bloged people Of ylrnn1
really interesting Than IL orers OF Il day Of
his commanders In the Held That Prnssian Princes
pretty nusions ~ naiiuaaos nnd freedom, ct - IN one
OF has proclamatons 20 ne 5el.ie population Of bohome,
and Bismark intrigue aud Victor Emanueps adumbgr
ons ~ promise 90 to address OF tho Hung are
also quito noteworthy.
Ifyonf CORRESPONDENT Only Chinese lunac, Oh
hailed from any other sphere than that OF the patriotic
UI,cd States OF America no would freely enlarge on
these things and be would be generously heoc dorg on
Austrian Kaiser, Pius-ina hng, and Italian Re fq'7n
fgnO himselI Who though naturally honester than The
other two makes promises 10 iIungrans aud the rest
s hardly nner purpose than theirs 10 keep the prom
when tho war ~ OYER Sestsd by pressing dNser 9,sel
BY pre- ing need Of help tom any quarter these kings
boa ter siH nccks hlto In recognition OF people
rights, IN seeming ob,inee % their fatally rising powef
Of enforcing their rights But their unwilling promise
are accompsnied by no sanction no matcral pledge; Al
when they huddc Touni their green table OF cQueTele
congresa the stakes that the people have laid dowA the
The benefit 81 this that player with his royal vou
Oh had thought on, this morning, while contempat-
ing kicking the foOthoagd of my bedstead an uneommonY
effective clognCui, dcmOcfatc publican, American TRADE
IL woull have hlled column Of TIA Tribune Haynsf
been veil thought OYER il would have been iney writ
Ioast,a woudayc been broadly aquiline end ratei
to yovr psio'ic readers Bat Tho devil % if m&ss
express myself that going down 70 readiBg-rooIn,
met Il. r.. that enthusiastic Republican and exenpns
friend oil Tho cause hat be thought Ycgo ting
ioa in Ameca from lsGl 10 1885, and DO wanted should
explain 10 him Why did not keep the promises we nHdo
20 black allies in Mr.. lincons pocematoni In our
begging and forcing the blacks 60 defend the dag gelor
of freedom and symbol OF tho bcneicsrteSt
Government tho planet that does not and never did
proiees them and ls5 a our an5edscsd sSagos ssri
free political superiority tho rest vi III, world
did my little best 10 distract tbo mans attention 20 The
Traditional perfdY OF Austria tIied min the pa'eut
dishonesty OF the bloaied Engsh astocraoy always prone
isng and never performing enlargement OF fTashise
Perhdiogs Abion M ssed e,ery ses9da9us bIsteh OF