New-York tribune., 1867-10-09


uDED LANGUAGE AGAINST FOREIGN INTER-
FERENCE-THE SPEECH OF THE GRAND DUKE
. or BADES-MINIsTERs BEUST AND RoUHER
THE NATION sKEPTIC ABOUT THE EMPRR-
oR's AND MINISTER'S PEACE ASSERTIONS
MARSHAL BAZAISE CONDEMNED BY PUBLIC
OPINION-LETTERs ABOUT CARL0TTA, ETC.
Our SPECIAL Correspondent
t PARIS. Sept. 20, 1867.
You will be likely to have printed, before this
reaches YOU BismaTck's Circular of Sept. 2. IL was
published here only yesterday The Emperor doubt
less had an early copy-may have read II IN the
original German. He cannot have found II pleasant
reading for the seaside: in fact, cannot have met IN
diplomatic literature with any less agreeable reading
since Mr. Stewards famous Cable dispatch. La Presse
STYLES ii an "impertinent circular" and again, 7" a
masterpiece Of mpertnence." The rritated editor
might have better said masterpiece of irony. Bis
marck's bland satisfaction at the French and Aus
trian assurances that the Salzburg meeting had no
political significance is admirable and is almost more
irritating than the damnable iteration" with which
he insists on the fact that the development Of Germa
ny cannot be safely interfered with by foreign pow
er As you would suppose, Bismarcks lively salts
faction" at the formal disavowal lby France and
Austria OF any thought of interference in the home
affairs of Germany" is but partially shared by French
readers Of bis circular This paper means, il it means
anythng-and il is singularly Ineligible for diplo-
matic document--that Prussia will not permit inter
ruption nor discussion of its processes of German
nnfcation OF the legitimacy, policy, opportunity
of territorial annexation, administrative annexation.
military treaties, Zollverein union, Prussia is the
presiding and the other German States the only other
judges. The Interpretation. Observance and disre,
gard of NikOlsbuig treaties and Main Doundaiy ana
Confederation of South Germany, are strictly Ger
man family matters, from the arrangement ana IRON
debates on the arrangement OF which Foreigners
properly arc and shall be kept excluded
10 the address of France the circular Is n mann
fesrO which Napoleon may accept as q simple STATE
ment of the situation or resent rs defiance II he
accepts II as a trne statement. then his minister,
ROnhers and his own speeches and wrtings on the
German question for the past Two years are well,
say retreated from. He must sit down unicr that
coKfess dl OF defeat he must light WIuel course
will lie take That is the question the old weary ing
Question that bas been larIylngns 80 l0hg-aie We
10 have pcacc or war; Anytliing like definite. de-
tsive answer that IL thing neaD 0ilicEu st clara
tion Of frank definite foreign pohey Is always WAPt-
sinQ {f u.-.. We, %. = "a
and bythc address 0ftc CbaInbero ot Dephnes IN le-
DIV 10 T. how conpleiely Bisinarck's pchey irinnphs
IN that State the idea of aii indcpcndeut SOUTH
acIlI lcyBaB COn federation. ana Mnlst'r h"nlcrS
boastfnliy announced rlieoTg AZ The" Three Vernan
fragments .al slY.4
Austrian Minister Benst has lsen making sin
cerey enough, pJohably-a peace speech ~ Lefrh-
burg and french Minister Rpnhcl lias toasted peace
in atiinner speech this wee j. at Nantes = Beheve
me y h. Grated. " and am lappy to say " M TINS
assembly Oi The representatives of flcat 'ommelcHf
and industrial Interests tlo Emperor VIII not lot
peace Grcaf wars are possible hyWsa-e&Af ppHN peh
national hoioT ana dfrnity and fmoameha ut"f-
este are af stake Now. thank God, thesc are, ~
France placed under The plote, oA 81 Ler patuotsn