New-York tribune., 1868-11-11

Is Ooo and Italy OoOOOo France. with her unity
and her 100000 Of inhabitants including Algeria mas
nothing 10 fear from anyone"
The Daily Ners OF the 29th says: ,., ,,
The new map OF France, about which there has been
length Appeared there Public expectation has been
aroused on the subject that on Tuesday morning insge
crowd beseiged the shop where the map was 10 oe pun
lshed under the expectation that 1t was then reay Ior
delivery and the Temps says that orders for more G . three
hundred thousand copies had been received two OF tree
days The publication did not, however appear
until Yesterday. - Ar,
2sth says there is doubt about the authorship
of the map Of Europe, because 1t Is cried In every
Some librarians hang It out of their shops, side
y as w f nd n o tn & the IS
authorized by His Majesty more Pathry yISer piece tSs 81
patronage OF a crowned head A Frenchman who is
looking over 1t with while write says THIS produc-
OF course the map itself tells nothing but what Is
already known, but 1t does not even tell that wen
%h MISTAKES The sommentSry Which must @ ere this
be before you and which understood to proceed from
suggest that the object OF it provoke
criticism, and to stimulate the public to that the
map argument for peace but the contrary This is
precisely what the Gaaios, paper the best terms
with Government does this evening In answer to the
trivial boast that France with her unity, and her 40
millions Of subjects including Agerians has nothing to
fear from anybody the dduos observes that the Arabs
OF weakness rather than strength and 30
far from being reliable auxiaries for France In
keep them quiet Then when the commentary says that
France is better position In 1868 than III $780, because
instead & 3L nasng on ef Of S @ hs ss spt
into three divisions the GdutOs objects that hs reason
poses Of action in the Confederation, whereas
Prussia vigorous military power has enormously aug
mssa sao aeT T. %rrsd Gr IN Se view Of campaign the
Rhine but il the Empire does not look 10 tDat
able that the destination of the Germanlc Confederation
has resulted in accreon OF the political power OF
Prussia which s in spite OF all denals, menace or at
least an obstace FOR us" This IL probably precisely
what Emperor wishes the public to think and say In
responsibility upon his subjects The Paie ashamed OF
the map and the glossary, says cury, We DeheVe the
SSa sas The Pays the leading war
says contemptuousy in out0f-the way paragraph
ops Even ' this tas tssmcna Is not true or It Is
wretched production not ntrnsicay worth house room
in any library - ,,
The Paris correspondent OF The Pail Nal Gazette says
the celebrated map OF France, which has been so nen
spoken Of made its appearance this morning, ana was
eagerly bought mp The map or rather the three maps
represent the geographical and strategeca p9si1oh o
France in respect 10 negboring states under the ket
ration. the Government Of July, and tine Empire Inc
various countries different tnts according TO the
Nice and savoy which were chestnut ike Piedmont
under the two first governments, take French blue t
under the Empire Austria which was llght brown whsn
member or the Confederation is now pale green and the
Southern states have changed 10 manve. The Official
explanation OF the maps shows that France Is In anhe
better position than at any period since slo ana
points that though Prussia has increased the Euro
pean equilibrium has not been destroyed To the detr
ment Of France. Then follows the old story OF the
formidable character OF the Confederation win is
sOOaOOO people. The document concludes with the
statement that France, counting Algeria has 4OOOOOOo
inhabitants, and has reason 10 fear any one; Why
Algeria which generally occupies the attention OF 5OUO
French troops should be thrown into this enumeration u
not easily Explained 1t reminds one OF the ensign IN ne
Guards who said Ia have 10000 year in addition
10 mis- pay which probably did not his regimenta
expenses. The Pdtrie thinks that the Importance Or
these maps has been oyerraed; but 10 does not point
ont that poor Louis XVIII was In no way answerae for
the deplorable condition In which he found France
AN IMPERIAL PAMPHLET.
NJ Emile Olivier is about To publish n
Nhi will be
Emperor printed with His Msjesty's consent. some IN
terstng explanations looked for IN this brochure