New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
NETWORK, FRIDAY, APRIL &c, 1867

TO for the next meeting following even
ing Tho Emperor persisted An his vews and, as am
given. TO understand, maintained them with unusual
warmth. The Minister'S the other hand, we're equally
obstinate on the ground that negotiation not yet ex
hausted, and that the moment for an ufti
matum the rejection Of which would necessarily be fol
lowed an appeal 70 arms and that France was net yet
ready to 20 to This second deberaton lasted into
the night but from what de Mouster has stated in The
Legislative Body and Senate, there reason to suppose
that the Emperor gave way.
PURCHASE OF CAVALRY HORSES.
Paris Correspondence Of The London Tiwes BpriiR
According to private letter from person In posi-
ton (which prefer not ailading TO particularly
not from the frontier the coonels" all the colones
received ak or days ago from the War Depart
the regular channels The colonies OF cavalry are en-
to na buy ys SaIscd aha With S'HG%' tne re-
mount all the horses they can find IN the districts
seeon buy aP al the the they can nd
store II ia magazines with as little del ay as possible and
Sor aeeouerments that those cases may be forthcom
ing io 10 days, and ready to enter INTO eampasn Inc ne
that regards equipments such as knapsaeks, tents &e
ter their men.
EXPERIMENTS WITH NEW CANNON
Paris Couesp opdenoe Of The London 1iDea
paragraph to this effect appears Of the papers;
Experiments with cannon of. 1t IL said. the En-
peror invention and the effects OF which are expected
to bo as formidable as those M the rifled cannon at
solferieo, now going on at yinsennes This gun,
OF the soldiers, s worked by officers IL IL OF small cali
bcr Of copper aud IL stated that by system OF me.
tac and tonrnquet of which the writer says he
cannot give descriptionl, from IL to 10 shots can
be fred IN minute II e in reality, the system OF the
not now Tor he first time that these experiments
going on They commenced Elk months $ ago Snd seSea ar
however that the secret has transpired member OF
the Diplomatic Body not IN PARIS, assured u person
t,yba kno
cautions the matter already revealed TO an agent OF
the Russian Government.
PUBLIC FEELING ~ FRANCE.
The Journal Des Dcbas has article on the luxom-
burg question from the pen Of John emcrnne, which
terminates rs follows:
Every one feels that the question Is now between
Franco and Prussia; The French Goycrnment mas ex
by this incident There seems TO DC an exaggcrated
events These things to be undertaken except
vhen they OF succeedng for In case of want i
IN vantage II they succeeded IL would Dc much better
that Luxembourg renamed Lnxemburg II it cannot be,
come French Prssian without great war OF which
no one een foresee all the consequences"
The Lbdt( says:
present We shond feel alarmed At It, Far from eneonr
aging ts Indifference should make appeals TO iis
mriotkm.r Far from conceallng the danger we should
make il pubhc Far from solating the country by the
silence ~ the Chamber and Peers We should vote the
Journals which are dispensed from stamp regulation
ght awaken the sentiment Of patriotism IN every
cotitry should make ko,eH 10 NJ dc Bismorck hrt QHsre
German Ratioa hat uor is oiso fenoh ndon; tha
Is Fr,frh patriotism ehch is lo.ehy that In word
the German people, excited misled and made TO serve
the French army but by the French people, deerncd
10 dcJehd hob independence drd 10 tr ~ pieces NE
Iodfics Of 1915
The Paris correspondent of The Tises, writing on
Thursday, says:
The tone Of the German press, the demonstrations Of
the Rern peetpgs and the arrogant and insulting Ian
among the French people. who OF al those win whom
have the least liking for Prussans Until there
wiih thought Of war for the annexation OF Lux
emburg or any other territory; but. really, when France
Is haaghtiy told that the possession Of fortress
by Prussia Is with view To facilitate an inVa-
lion ot her territory and march on Paris II ~ no
wonder that feeling of resentment should be excited
winch II Liay take long 10 appcase The Prussans
ssye ma ss T. sG % sS her aa5 and
that they may be offensive with impity but the exper
effect Of making the French people unite 10
avencc tho insult No Who Is in the habit Of mixing
In French society can &c blind TO change that ~ coming
the most pacific aud patient ON reading or hearing
Of The provccatons that are fing at this country In
deed things coming to such point that were cOntn
gents of ucn and money demanded from the French
they were not granted. The question OF war
peace being mooted the other evening at the Tuilcres
one vcry highy-paccd and very pacific finotionaTy
remarked that In actual circumstances there was no
choice but between an act of FOLLY ana barnnH out
Then" answered the Emperor my choice would be
tho foic hut for the roclddc never" The Govern
promise with the Commission the Army Organization
bil and Ia lose little time possible, and make al
reasonable concessions to complete IT, The scarcity of
experienced rcgmenial officers II felt In consequence
VI the regulations introduced last good many OF
these officers allowed tO take situations In various
branches Of the cIyil administration The want OF them
is admitted. and in of war many Of them would
probably resume their military service In ths case aso
iherr would probably I've "A change OF Ministry, or con
siderable modification, with men more liberal than the
present II for this reason that W. Wacwski has not
proceeded 10 Italy ~ he intended hut has taken up his
abode nt ~. Germain within n moments call.
COMPROMISE PROPOSED ny PRINCE NAPOLEON.
The arrangement Of the Luxembourg difficulty pro-
posed by Napoleon has met with favor; IL Ia
ihe annexation Of tho Grand Duchy 10 Holland as
integral part of the territory and the demolition OF the
fortress Belgium the conditions, beside
paying 10 Holland an indemnity To the same amount as
in the present temper the Prussan people this
mcnt would be accepted military friend just returned
from Alsacc saws that the excitement caused by the
Of the Pussans Is at the highest In that part
OF the country.
FRANCE THREATENING BAVARIA AND BADEN.
In ease Of war with Prussia, 1t will probably he nti
mated Bavaria aud Baden that they remain neutral
France will not interfere with or touch them II they
take part with Prussia, their territory may be the battle
ground when peace is made 10 will be ut their cost
This OF course supposes that France Will come out OF the
NAroLEoS NOT PREPARED
Emperor Napoleon is not at present in position to
enter upon conflict with Germany The number OF
assepOs in the hands Of the French Government TO this
day quite nconsiderabe. The splendid factory being
ne ~ Spring and the private establishments In France
and Belgium being wholly unable to cope with the de-
ancc in this country but the manufacturers here at
present fully employed by our own G0vernnent IN thc
conversion pf the snider. iran MAI dhZette.
PRUSSIA.
DECLARATION OF THE PRUssIAN GOVERNMENT.
The semioficial Nord- Deusche Zeituag of April 19
conradicts the report OF Prssan note having been ad
dressed the foreign Courts relative to Luxemburg,
and says that Prussia had for taking such
step she entered into negotiations on this question