New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-07


var would grow out of the Franco-German stuaion
" after tho Universal Exhibition Is beginning 10
The Emperor gets another painful reminder this
week Of the error of his Mexican ways III thc TepoItcu
death of his victim MaNlmillan Whii9 u lnJ s,oiS
comes I'D from Miramar that Princess ChhilpoVo - |
i'm an oiarmingly low estate of body ana innd;
Tho attention of your readers Is respectfully re- |
quested to the NohGc 70 Id@Payi6t o nnnalng Of
report in the English papers OF an interview between
Mr. Adams and Lord Stanley ON me subject o. oir
i,torvontion IN Mexico in which the British MINIS
Ter is said TO have expressed his approval OF such ac
lion ON thc part of the United states Goyernmeht
tbn obie editor goes on follows: These facts, sup
posng they are true, only confirm very promptly tle
authorizations that shared by all persons Oh po
iiticol intelligence when France Withdrew rom lhe
work She had undertaken. Our country then shouid
I'o netber surprised nor alarmed at the measures Ill
his resnec that are said to have been resolved on at
the White House But in recalling our tioopss we
2riendship and good will The result OF the negOtia-
tions between the two Goyerments on inat Vcci 5
sion should now be TO make the heG Mec D ~
the political state which they establish III MeAico TO
The ioyal fnlflmen of the engagements entered INTO
Inv Mexico toward all its creditors in France, -.
first trial of the moving macnlnes th Tmn ."
rors farm near st. Cloud among 'ns n,ch NJ
We're Walter A. Woods Prize Mowerl; Perry,sSr, Nc
Cormck's. Howards Bamlets, Samuelsons =, Allohs'
Dinner Seymour a Morgans Euler Girauds,
Kearsley's iBuckeye), and Pilters me crop was
mxurG of ucern rank, lulcy s,alkeu eeds
The ground was cayey rather wet and Tor paiI Na
II wofnlly broken and beset with mole-hlls. me me
trial was hard one. The Walter a. Moo o 90 min
utes and without breaking any OF ITS parts. ne
machine entered by Mccormick cut an cluai plohL III
~o,nood vol but two FESTIVE horses managed IN
inning TO break part OF 1T ana us Ploi,soo D o
difficulties of the crop aug wy e SoIbu some OF the u
ri councillors insisted that the nole-hlls oil
their lots were mountains. WITH the teams III
was evident GieEemSG ATTY brn it While Woods
Horses were on the best terms with thclr dIycIa'
intent sharpeyed, concentrated eXIIGu I"pSer
Land labeled "go" all over him. Another anu lo" H.
t" viii he had of those machines that best bore tho
II may be another qualification to tho national
nride of some of your readers TO know that
The combined American Circus Company draws np-
plaudng crowds TO its performances douDt II w
tzAr OF all the Russias will be so much admired VIII
ol his uniform on and his rchy-camrisoned charger
nc il Mr. Robinson. standing III tights IKE newly
lghted Mercury on his horses bare back WIN n'
little RobnsonCt standing IN lights on inc oary; pa
tcInal head and pursuing his geoIo.s; sMli nv 90
reer. Another strictly American lnSlllu n?l -
TIc Cosmopolitan Institute of American DIlnhs,
in all their native strength and V9rlcN ol
,,n,mcnriatnrc II il conveniently situate for our
thirsty patriots under the Grand Hotel ana oPPo-
Site that other house for American drafts Muuioc
Curiosities and marvels keep gathering in and
about the great Exhibition. Among the Iateat nov
elites is the little Hungarian steanyaGhi, ianlcng
daughter of the Waves % leet long, SIX noISc poMvi'
with a crew composed of one engineer, one nlcnah'
and two sailors Ii made the voyage from IeStl IN
~ days 10y the Danube, tbe canal that copGGs ',e
French canal and the seine. ,,.t. mi
Tho town is throngcd with strangers hotels, onhl,
busses restaurants: the streets are getting crowded
| and Babelisc. The average number Oh paying We,
tors 10 the Great Fair was. mp To the cRd OF ISt
week 5000 day; one pleasant SUNDAY lneIo WI
5000 And here is just the book for the Town anu
! thc tmc-Pdris Gudc. This II the very modest Htlc
of clumsy stout volume OF more than Wv p.sos 81
excellent matter IL IL not merely GUIDE 10 ouI
/ n.,f- I,.rfl hat mari of ~.
il i we'll there are other and better books, such is
IIachettcs for French BaedckcT for German tho IN
cOnparable Galignanl for English readers ~ -
guide to the spirit sud meaning 9i farls IL u com
posed of - descriptive sioIical ana oliiloa csy'
ON the history the scientific ana literary llS,tutiO'
the galleries of art the museums, the luinll' Mohu
u,euts tho churches thcatcTs Of Paris Among the
writer's of these essays are such specialists a. Louis
blanc Ernest Roman. Sainte-Bouyc, Ltirc, Mchoet,
Til. Gauthier Athanose COqucrcl Dumas liAihcr ana
som, H. Tame Victor HUGO Wllte' tic ~
entitled Tho Future glowing philosophco-poht-
zeal vision OF what Paris Is TO be N the good llIne
| coming. Pcctan follows with tue Hl7tp,3 81
Paris" Here sample of H. worth trying, perhaps
even in tranlation. He has been speaking Of Louis
! XIV: AT last he dies. tins great man leaving
France dilapdatcd than ever IA II 10 disgust ~
| with every kind Of great man. aud leaving IL TO
wIoml 10 u child Louis XIV. and under the
| by the Cardinal Dubois Then Dubois dies then the
Regent dies. and then, nothing, absolutely nothing
! a Duke dc Bourbon the De Pri6 This mistrcssl;
! but first that nothing whatever may be forgotten.
the stocliobhing fever, the one Quincou-poiX the
Mississippi scheme, tie tOlnt dc HOME AN a.sa-'l
! The Duke de In Force swindcr. the Count de sols
sons a rambling house keeper. and after that the
woman Poisson. OF the PompadOur, then the street
girl. the Dubarry. With that Is the end Drop the
" Louis XIV was ai least dcspotism in its acute
stage Louis Nv. dcspOiisn IN It's senilo stage
aroused from time 10 time 10y an attack of epilepsy
not man. not power left that merits respect or
attention. The Parliament n refractory valet
! The clergy Mollnism quarrcling with Jansenism.
And rs for the nobility and for royalty, two dis
| CDTIIfft
tempt, they amicably accomplishing their prOYi-
Dental work Of putrcaction in The luxurious char
mel house of Versailles" The galleries OF the Louvre
are critically reviewed in hundred pages by The.
Ophile Gauther; that equally competent guide Paul
St NictOr carries ms through the smaller, modern
collection Of The LuXcmburg. do not know where
else the general reader can find nearly intel
| lgible, instructive, entertaining account OF those
treasures OF ART. The wltcs article OF the book ~
by young Dumas, an acute treatise theatrical
first nights. "Leg Premdc IN our Partisan language
(which must not be COMPOUNDED with the French Ian
cuagel les PruiiTeS mean, the first performances.
The irss are not. like horse racing IN England like
bull fights in Spain, like kemesscs in Holland,
of those national amusements which for q certain
period infatuatc whole county or all the town IT -
only the passion at n fixed hour all of sudden, of
that Pansian fraction which. in this same language
peculiar to the PaTisians is called all Paris, and
which in reality is made rp of 300 persons let say
800 so rs to offend 40 one" The pbysiugnOmy and
physiology of this all Laris are given with admirable
lineness and humOr. Why, by the way, do we per
sst in repeating the silly saying that the French
have no hamor !"
have been speaking has for its subtitle Science DIT.
second volume now in press is sub-tltled La Vic,
and treats of oil the phases of active life III Paris
Something shall be said Of it when it appears
GREECE.
THE EASTERN QUEsrIoN-THE CONDITION OF GREECE
ARRIVAL or DR. HOWE.
Prom Our Special Correspondent
ATHENS, May II, 1867.
The critical moment for Greece is not far of, and