New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-08

of his January letter, is difficult to accept rs "a
hypothesis Yet there are some VINO 90 suppose la'
They imagine that his head is turned with the Dnl.
liant success Of the Exhibition; tlat-hke many Oh
Our cOuntrymen, present visitors Ia MS capltdl-ne
has been so much OF late III the daLLllng company Oh
crowned heads 10 forget his democratic Tepu3ll-
can antecedents and lost light oil the WOfk-a-Gay
needs of his position IN TINS l@sslng
glare of regal festivities and fatuiues. Ana some
whim that the recent foregatherng of mOnarchs has
already resulted in sort OF holy alliance ana mutual
assurance of thrones against lire OF freedom ana
revolutionary conhagratOn. These folks forgetting
and assuming that Napoleon, OF all men, mas loi-
gotten how little the personal propositions OF men,
crowned diplomatic have to do with the DISPOSE
tions of history There are they who say that BIS
marck made new Germany, and CaVOur made lnlted
Italy, and Luther made the Reformation AS II piI0ts
made channels, or barometcls made weather ne
ablest of statesmen do but edit history that MAKES
itself.
There is a subtler consideration. When the great
Exhibition and its distractions are past there VIII DC
a TevulSOn of attention to politics.. suppose Nilpo-
leon is of that as another-long fOreloOkmg
and waiting being rather CHARACTERISTIC Oh MS thal
prompt, decisive action. Suppose he 1OreSees lhat
the retrOgrade opposition in his own party VIII quite
lose themselves by their persistent bind reaction
lie don't want TO risk an open quarTel WIFI Iheii
is letting them commit suicide, something as ne ana
the case of the Legislative Assembly IN lS3l-2:
And so next year may appeal 70 the country; nGNC
year discomfort with the iberalism of the majority
in the Corps Legisatf, somewhat as he diu sixteen
years ago. making them the scapegoats OF his tautS
as well as due victims of their own.
If | can Judge from talk of many OF our country
men and women now here, Bostonlans ana otler
Americans more doubtful of their goodness, who
have preferred steam translation in life to the risk OF
pOst-InOrta enjoyment of the Champs Elysees ana
other pleasures OF Paris, your yathOne readers are
eager for more news about the Kings lhls week we
have nothing but small fry i'll the way OF SOYerelgns
few German Princes who now safely leave their
States in charge of the Berlin administration,
Prince Humbert, heir apparent OF the iiadInr
King, of Egypt. Several of the little
German High IranspaTencies vail themselves under
'incog.," quite needless pTecautlon against any
crowd, e,
Cars and Bismarcks, rejects such feeble ailments TO
curiosity At the rate things have been gong on ana
down in their country for the past year, II almost
looks as though, if they did not hurry home soon,
their royalties would be more ncognized If possible,
there than here. But next week or so, weoaTe 10
have the Sultan, an entirely new variety, ana are
getting our Turkish flags ready to hang out OF
window and have revised the old story of the rea-
tionship between Abdul AZiz Commander OF the
Faithful and his very Christian Majesty Napoleon
as is. Some time in the last century,
when romance and piracy istill existed, a
of Nine. Josephine Beauharnais, was taken by Al
gerine pirates and that pleasing part of her ladlng
was taken TO Consantnople ana soid 10 thelr relgl
ing Sultan who made her Sultanee Vladika, and
begat offspring by her, from whom desccnds H. Nj. ~
Azizo a remote cousin then of the son OF Hortense
Beauhamas. In the grave kind, IT has been sand so
often by editors who don't know that readers are get
ting to believe that they do know that the Sultan VIII
take occasion of his visit to make gracious virtue
of the necessity imposed on him by his Imperial most
the Car and and the rest to officially proclaim the
autonomy of Crete under the suzerainty OF the
Sublime Porte.
1t is stated with vet more positiveness and have
some reason, to believe, with more authority that the
Emperor of Austria will come to Paris IN the carly
days of July. This is regarded as the implied life
insurance of poor brother Macmillan The inference
is that the Austrian and French Courts have more
knowledge than they vouchsaie TO the curious pubhc
as to the fate of that unhappy adventure Consld-
erng their motives for special interest IN MS person,
and their supposedly superioTm of information
being, as they eX-otcio well informed circles,
mar excellence-one would naturally assume that
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and yet a very curious and large sincere
ly synpathizng public is left to gather ltSS
broken vctuals of food for sympathy and
crumbs of comfort TO its curiosity nom
the veriest salamagundi of cooked kilograms and
fiXngs and findings of imaginative correspondents
You may read the MOaiteT for the last month with
out learning hardly that Macmillan is dethroned.
An historical textbook, still IN use IN French schools
under the sanction of the Minister OF Instruction,
represents him as happily reignHg over happy peo-
pie Per contra it is admitted at last in Official dOcu-
ments. that the cost of the Mexican Expedition
amounts to more than 3O3,WJO,VO francs, without
counting the loss III materials of war. lhe loss OF
life and health of is left out of the calculation
1t is sadly laughable TO readn these same documents
the credit side, that the Expedition resulted in
the recovery or collection Of 81 100000 francs.
1t is too shameful for laughter to read in the official
Russian journals Of Warsaw the raying falsehoods OF
its Paris correspondent about BeTzOwski. What
gives the communication importance Is the Official
character of the disgraceful sheet in which IL Is pub
lished Its grossly, cruelty false Inventions, must
not be corrected or questioned IN PRINT iii warsaw,
where Russian order reigTs. The poor fools public
trial should begin next week, or the week after lie
has chosen Jules FaYre the defender of Orsni, for his
counsel Ii is doubtful whether that gentleman will
be sufficiently recovered by that time from recent
attack of illness to fulfill his office OF pleading
eXtenuating circumstances. The world VIII lose an
eloquent discourse, but the assassin, whose case IS
preudged, will be well served by the substitute
counsel The end Of the trial. cOnductedn the oldi,
nary forms before an ordinary criminal court, VIII
probably be condemnation to death then Will come
in by Imperial grace, communication of the penalty TO
hard labor for life" which means transportation for
ifo In "a mann coll
Arrangements are made among Americans here for
grand celebration of July 4th, at the Pre- Cdtedn i'll
capital idea has been started for grand banquet
to the Emperor of France, given by the exhibitors at
the Worlds Fair.
Captain Orleans as our boys in the Army of the
Potomac used to style the gallant volunteer better
known in these parts as Ferdinand dOrleans, Duke
of AlencOn grandson Of Louis Philippe has obtained
full cOng6 from the proper authorities of the Italian
army wherein he was a captain in the artillery.
Didsbury who has been to see the Dahdtish, or
state seoweoat OF the k1g OF EGYPT NOW LYING ing IN
highly polished tblack and intelligent informant,
gave him TO understand by signs that the late Gen.
Mcclellan when he left was studying the strategic
capabilities of the Red Sea, with view of preventing
a crossing; whether of the Israelites Of PharaOh
he could not quite make out.
HOPES FOR MAXDinAN's SAFETY.
9 e 3 Sd ge " Ta az ee
Vienna from Mr.. Seward announcing that the Emperor
left for Europe and will land in England.
The Constitutional of June "a states: According TO
information, which have every 20 believe well
founded, The, Emperor Maximan will shortly embark
for Europe, II he has not already done So"
A LETTER FROM NAPOLEON.
dispatch from Paris says: The Emperor Napoleon
has addressed the following letter Marshal valiant
Il received the occasion Of the sad occurrence OF the
9th Of June address from the Superior Council OF the
International Jury of the Exhibition particularly
touched by this manifestation, and hereby beg You 10
transmit TO those gentlemen my most heartfelt thanks.
GREAT BRITAIN.
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