New-York tribune., 1867-08-01
FRANCE.
UNEAsINEss ABOUT WAR.


Gazette arms that great want OF confidence is still felt
here, and the slightest movement In military way ln-
creases alarm. The Emperors proposed visit 10 the
camp OF Chalons Is construed into desire 70 e1"% %
tho state of the troops and determine whether war shall
be made before Winter comes on, or IN the spring
ON the day following, July 49, the same correspondent
writes:
,he renoTt fh de Mouser has addressed note 10 the
russian Foreign Oice. The sending OF this note - con-
wonsticr has merely sent dispatch 10 NJ. Beuedetu for
verbal communication 20 the Prussian government ahu
That this dispatch comedies with similar one emaatng
fu Ausria the subject OF course being the retroces-
on of scheswg tol Denmark II is said that Prince Ma
roleon who is aoat viii go TO Copenhagen and that ne
has been charged with mission having for It's oDectt 70
Jaralyzc the efforts being made by the Cabinet OF Berlin
TO obtain treaty OF alliance In exchange for strict op
oryance Of the treaty of Prague concerns Denmark
ne tdea hat must ersuc bereen hss country ana
Ifrtssa rather gains hdn loses grond letters IIolh
Pern credit Prussia with pushing forward her prepara
Tor another campaign and there no doubt that
Armament are being continued this side OF the Rhine
Mr,s article In the Prose- OF TINS even
lng on the Russian loan with these words Inc arusso @
Risslan alliance 80 long contested IL no longer mys
iey, NJ Mls then reminds his readers OF what Russia
1 with money she borrowed after the Crimean war
she understood that her weak point was want OF rapid
communication aud she expended the money she raised
b1Ss II TO e MTs T%pg Appeals ne"S 20 he rS pao
Ism Of France not TO aid Russia in her evil designs
PURCHASING CAVALRY HORSES
note in the Journal de Paris says that the agents,
Who n short while ago, sent into Hungary TO pur-
chase horses for the French Government, have received
directions 20 remain for few weeks at Pesth; IL is also
sad that the cavalry horses lent to the French farmers
are all well trained chargers, and have been merely lent
Ia make room IN the military stables Tor unframed
animals. -
There debate In the Corps legsaiii on the iSth
military questions. Marshal Mel Minister OF war,
de'euded the Government In conclhatOry manner ana
TIE sitting passed of without any of those tenpess now
usual In the Chamber. Even NJ. Glas Bzoin managed
nG 20 provoke the President, but he excited general
hihiity when comparing the appointments of marshal
to bose Of pryate marshal nc remarked; S & receives S N
mng district 5000 for entertaining, 1900 Tor oiiee
Wills private soldcr-M Glais Bizon quoted soldiers
own Wofds-"receyes n hafpenny day for his menus
pioisfs, for tobacco, soap, needle, ana thread"
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT TO BE ABOLISHED.
In the Senate July 49, the motion that the bill abolish
inninprsonmou for debt should be sent back 10 the
Cons Legislatif 10 be reconsdered rejected by SO
against 40 votes There was warm debate, and the Sen,
att seemed tte disposed 10 pass ne mesuae % Ia Se % o
mIc as told the House that their duty TO do what
a., Emperor wished The Senate murmured ut TINS style
ofai guinent -
Che price of wheat continues the whole, 10 be stead
lr maintained. The harvest has made considerable
ppgress IN the South OF France and the result does not
orance the state OF affairs without being bad does
MT give complete satisfaction to agTienltarklsts k Inc
nthe northern district however. with the exception OF
III, Ardennes, the crop sn.ok, Is generally good
The yiceroy OF Egypt arrived IN Paris July 10
The Pas gives denial to the & Bapo tSe
The Queen Prussia left Paris July s for Coblentz
ager taking very afeconae leave OF the Empress ana
warmly thanking her for her attentions Iner Msestes
parted with mutual assurances that tney WOMB @
Trnss and 10 is supposed that the active cooperation OF
he Queen Of England is TO be sought by the French En-
M vietorien sardou author of "Nos Intmes," La
camille Benoton, and several other succession comedies
Mmde" IN which the Cynthias Of the day are severely
halded. a., .,o.., .,o.,o a., pou,s an,
M HaTssnann has decided that IL shall stand on the
stops OF the Institute where 1t VIII have lion on either
idmra Farragut has arrived in Paris and after few
days stay will go on TO 81 petersburg 'en DA "eh'
1he King and Queen OF Portugal are to stop at the
Tuleries ,,.,,xo,,sv,
pe Times correspondent writes: The Pole Berezowsh
ha not up yesterday sent In any appeal against he
sentence passed upon him; nor indeed is likely that
m He had fully made up his mind be condemned 70
deth Several persons about the Court nave ekpsessee
s result Of the trial and they pretty strongly declam
aatinst the jury for finding "extenuating elrcun,
tS.strSps eps taken for Poland the youth criminal
%re sh snS no blood she'd that q the assassin
% This s believe TIE rs rs e an atempt tGs q
mi reeicde has escaped tho scaffold ,, .,.. ,,rsa
Another correspondent writes s,o saia az opnon ehas that
henrsoner should be acquitted and tnought tnss
yefct would have been In his favor y tne S @
IuDtfdl nau hot .h"hS"oee -
seded themselves"
THE OATH OF KALISsKI
T, tbe pocket OF Berezowsks coat was found WORK
- s,and containing the oathIof Kanskio one OF the
vp n, Koscuskos insurrecton OF 1874 The oath Is
as blows: .. g., Tho nrasence Of God OF the whole
Ia and of the Polish nation as well as TO koscusko,
wuu, snne chief OF the national military forces, that
i @ faithful 20 my country and It's defender whenever
VII nnon; and swear 70 obey all orders receive
is 40 b,m and 20 execute them faithfully. will do no
.ane 10 any citizen who takes part In THIS nsurrec-
~ "a Jal,a
injury 20 this class OF citizens swear TO keep
et tho object Of patriotic conspiracy and never 70
,, agalnst any one who takes part In IT, VIII seek,
Ky M thS means In my power, to aid my feowoitips
* ar conspiracy aud 70 commence tho national struggle
So ssriest nofent possible. 6hoald foreign Power
SsSs sSs 1SnsDiIatOn, win taEs revenge immediately