New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

est secondary inference and stringent impGSa1Gn non
bitterly severe on French msmanagement ana mis-
representation of the Mexican business. :. ..
As time goes on, and the first heat oi nuignatoh
ronscd in Turope by tho news of MaXimilan execu,
ton cools down. and later reports rom bleAco aIu
since known facts refute some OF the ldIe ohu WOIsI
stories of atrocities OF the Liberal @ so,o of
rent; and as the atrocities comInttou oy Souie oI
Maximilian's chiefs and uudcr Ills loiHal oiueIs
come to be more clearly revealed ana more SotT.iy
reflected the good qualities of JnareI ana Ine ilp
erals are Ccfi5g 10 be recognized: above all, their
success Is pcfting to an air or beng sncceSSu
Consideration of their long. haIi Iie IS even amer
weakening the notion that Mexico VII US matter
of course fall an easy prey into our hands
so soon as we extend tE,In gIinb..8H toward
that dear sister Republic. ana You VIII observe IN
our Government prints here very niue OF lhab
yitrnerotion of Mexican Liberals with which their
colnmns were of late prousely garnlShed III does
really look as though Mexico might conclude 10 ex-
st aftor a fashion and have q government OF its own
os before 1861 But if it should happen 10 come TO
and keep to that conclusion, there will as heretofore
he French goods TO be sold and French interests to
be protected in those parts which Wllmahe 1t con-
yenient aCan for this Government 10 have some sort
of official representative near that Government For
Trance and the rest of Europe cannot expect TO bo
always doing their business with Mexico through
washington So it is advisable to begin TO forget
tbe hard things we have been saying about certain
parties with whom il may in the course OF time, be
advisable to be in correspondence, subscribing our,
selves with assurances OF all sorts OF distinguished
The visit of Napooon TO Francis Joseph u.s. for the
outside of it, strictly private and confidential moro
personal friendly visit of condOlcnce some pains
are taken to tell the marines Doubtless al appear
ances of political work will be avoided that might
give Olense to that neryously susceptible Ar. Bis
marc but conjecture runs its course all the same IN
respect to the meeting of the two Emperors at Salz-
burg aud many people cannot get 10 out OF their
heads that tho two crowned will be laid together
i'm high conference on various political subjects.
Some settlement of the Mexican debt incurred by
Max and not ut all likely TO be paid by Juarez, as
well rs for earlier claims, undertaken for settlement
by Max; the future relations OF Anstlla 10 New
Germany and France: the inevitable Eastern Qnes-
tion and the possibility of doing something for Aus
tra i'm that quarter, and at the same time making n
GOOD thing out of il III the disluteresed!dea way or
onesclf-these are among the subjects 6ngeeSteu 10
the attention OF the two EmpcrOrs IN an anonymous
article i'm the oVlTGi dcs DebQts that has excited
good deal of speculation this hot week. - . .
The Paris therm0meteIS rose 10 NeWoioih ulgnliy' l
The mercury Wednesday stood AZ g@ IN the shade
or as the pcTspiring IGrsians, who measure the
warmth of their feelings by the more rational Gem J.,
grade scale observed, NJ - in the shade. Thought l
could notice during this heated term that the French
bear this high temperature more patiently than you
New-YorkcTs. Although iced water and more COM
pleX iced beverages greatly more In use than was
the case few ycars ago. yet today NOT ono III tei
of French fOlkshas more than tasted them as curl
ous novelty. There are indeed. no nicer ices than
one may spoon at TOrtOns or ImCda - or at tne ele
famous for its NcapOtan ices on tho Boulevard des
Capucincs. But these are for the higher orders
as the man who keeps the Taycnc Bittanique nd
yertses Of his always ready mock turtle soup OF me
rare eyentfl treat offered 10 wife or mistress by e
ordinary bourgeois student from the Lam 4l's
IL S an authentic recorded worn Nl "a hlti, "''i''
do 6omgoois to one of his children: Z" you are
very good, l will take you on the Hou,eyai[d. ii ;.
Sunday to sec them eat ices at Iortonis; lhat
nerve force to resist cold a. well as heat. or
the trials of holiday, OF 70 keep mp conVGsatien'
or make dinner speech, winch we ana the LngliHi,
seek from alcoholic stmHlant, this better constituted
French people seem to have on hand always. or 10
work il up with no oth stiEulus than IS offered by
the very occasion that opprosscs ms. TIE Palislan
has quito other kind of advantage over . New
Yorker these hot days and evenings. IN tlat no
matter what part of li;SssmanNie lac pays his rcnt
he Isnot more than ten mEutcS walk from park gar
den or planted public square, free 20 hcpoorfSt ana
the children Of the poorest from morning TIL late
night And though the formation Of some of these
i'm crowded parts of the city whore the ground COW
cred few years ago with buildings, aHd narrow.
sitting paved streets, has been very costly TO the
city tieasury-that is 10 taN-paycrs-l suspect tha
they arc most economical substitute for doctors
bills and cool corner groRshop driuFs IL IS pity TO
think that under system where, THEORETICALLY ey-
erything is done by the people shamcfuly less IN
this regard is done Tor the people than under The
iron heel of dcspotism' i'm this cietc Europe where
oppressed victims can and by tens OF thousands this
evening will. enjoy such garde privileges Of ilesh
air aud floral beauty only within Icach Ol New
York merchant princes out OF town.