New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29

III s,cerely desire that their knowledge ofmy having
10 hssId az uncommon heavy Brennus sword as reauy
10 ~. will save them prudcnty from provoking me
into the scale. My hope Is not equal 10 my
W w, M Nv expectation is less than my hope
"a 5ie 70 waste thought and words on the proDeu
~ - - c,is NAPOLEON is honest or dishonest IN what
srs lis lettertO Drouyn dc Lhuys IS as honest as any
S'noypatc document ever s The winter GOES n1t pre-
W. He saves and leaves, like sensible man, large
in for what call accidents for the change OF CIR
nsfancos for the surprises time always holds IN sore
S~r He even he Louis Napoleon, Emperor OF the
b ana master of an army 900 strong, is not master
fb ture and has brains enough to know II and admit
~ uphappy for himself, unhappiy for his people he
nle the idea that he is master Of the future in sort
hat he is demi-godish In his quality. SO much the
worse for him. But why should the
vountany staltfy himself BY accepting and msreaSon-
I've arc exectn, every hour telegrammc reverberation
ofathe clash of resOundng arms from the NORTH ana
boud not BE- greatly disappointed if we did not hear 1t
for the many days The Imperial letter Is IN
perfect accord with various other French notes issued for
Austrian circulation the essential value If not the face
of which, is this in rough: Let Italy have Veneta and
Prussia the Denmark prey and you remunerae yo1sen by
part of Siesa or by absorption OF some Sogt GeIan
State and by increment of influence obtained anyhow IN
And so Austrian policy Is to get the Confederation on
IT'S sde in the ScheswgHolstein part OF the quarrel
against Prussia 10 keep the defensive as TO Italy
trusting 10 the quadateral and paSsvy IN that direction
and push vigorously if needs must when the time comes
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cal hope of Italy may be for the defeat of its ally Prussia
by It's hereditary enemy Austria which astnamed Power,
sitting in Slesia might reapproaeh from that ground
negotiations than once begun heretofore Tor the
cesson of Nenetia to Italy.
The notion OF such settlement Of the question as Is
aiumbrate in the last past paragraph viii seem to you
highly fantastic. So is. But folks little given to fan
tasy have entertained it. -Four five other fantastic
solutions have or less vogue in the current
fusion Of opinion to-day have room for the record OF
but this Note that In the long run of great
wars the final solution arrived at after terribly practical
boodshed has often been the solution that at the outset
seemed purely fantastic to the solemn conservative
sensible assessor.
Take for example our own civil war; and OF the early
stage which it has already reached What sensible TO-
spectable able political seo-do, stupid representative
man of the Intelligent classes ever was permitted to
fore-guess such triumph as we fanatea radical, mad
Greeeye, vegetarian black aboiuonls fourlerte, wo-
mems right, freelove absfracuonst nhdels are already
come 70
Austria will, if she only can make her fight with Pus
STA alone and succeeding, will be capable OF arranging
with France for the cession of Venetis 10 Italy.
The very grave interest that Napoleon has to keep down
the revolutionary quality that war once broke out be-
tween Italy and Austria Will inevitably take on under
Garbads leading, is matter of very grave consideration
In the
Now to pass gradually to lesser themes taking the Uni
vesal Worlds Fair Of 1867 by the way To begin WITH
repeat for the third time, and always on the double au
thOrily of officials and the very alone
neceSsity-of the situation, that, war, the In
dustra Fair will open in 1867 according to programme
There has been published this week report drawn up by
the Imperial Commission of the Universal Exhibition adj
dressed the Emperor which is followed by an impe
ray approved decree confirming the suggestions OF the
reporters as prizes &c The essence Of the decree IS
briefly; 700 francs worth Of prizes be allotted
on the occasion of the Worlds Fair of 1861 They will be
allotted by international jury composed of six hundred
members each exhibiting nation being represented IN the
ury by number of members proporonate TO the space
It's contributions occupy in the Exhibition. The French
members are appointed by the Imperial Committee For
egn members appointed by the respective national
commissions. Appointments must be all made before LIST
of December 1866 the decisions Of the international jury
being announced latest, 18th May, 1861. This jury
will have at its disposition, for recompense OF works OF
art 900 francs Of which seventeen grand prlzes OF
1000 francs each, and than hundred
other lesser prizes, ranging from eight to four
hundred francs value each. In the department OF
agriculture and manufactures there prizes to the amount
f25OOOO francs put the disposition of the jury Pass
Ing other details to Article 80 OF this regulating
decree where read that special order Of recopenses
has devised in the interest Of individuals iusttu
tons or places who which have best developed har
mOnOus action among those who cooperate IN the same
abOrs and have opened material moral and intellectual
prosperity to wOTkmen. The recOmpenses under this
article TO- of aggregate value OF lOOOO francs IN
merit But further there remains in this department yet
grand prize Of 100 900 francs, 70 be adudged TO the ind
gilua or 70 the industrial concern w etdbssement or
20 the place ocale thstshsl give proof OF Its superiority
IN this respect of social improvement
but fit 70 that this last exceptionally large and
especial prize for merit in social progress IS really offered
bg the Emperor He does not quite forget todaywhat
most sol dsant statesmen thought ofhs soclaSc
ideas of his anti-imperial time. ,
Funny Dustin out laughing az the mere report OF
It, result of the third attempt by election process
of the French decide what two the best among
them But it is impossible in the scant space left me to
do 4ughable Justice 10 this solemn decision OF the artists
not 10 decide ell then the last scrap Of the page with
che Unnecessarily important report that comes IN
from the provinces to the effect that the gram and VINE
crops premise well.