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,o- n ust he sad that without that striking warning IL
is doubtful whether public opinion would nave accepted
are aware who responsible Ter the honor ana security
manifested and neAe every day in Government cir
Giles in Germany. England. aud France-klSsia alone
FOR peace thus eviuced implies says the Pd'rH "a tr
unbh OF the idea which dictated the Emperors proposal
The following circular has been addressed by the
French Government TO the Projects Of the Umpire
''Con6denii0i.-G. LIE PREFET: The Government has
frequently declared both before and during the debates
the Army BILL that 1t desired peace, and that all ITS
efforts would be directed TO maintain it, me Admins.
raon cannot hold two different tones because mas not
two different policies The essential point therefore IS
that the journals which support us Should nnt accredt
alarms nor propagate certain dsgmetudes Ihe discus
sons provoked by the Army bill may have been carried
too far but they must more than ever ne brought
ILL., @ R nis teT have ma alter time expressed
request yOu therefore, carefully that the journals
made by the Government Nothing alarms the public
mind much contradictions and nothing treasures
and fortes il more than harmony of language ana OF
guidance"
The Memorial DploGoqne has the following; DIS DIS
patches reteyeG al b r"s EeSe daT Verv marked
change has taken place in the language OF the Russian
sequence in the articles OF the journals Of St Petersburg
the ceChanceor, IN particular Is smd TO nave de,
from its pacific character, and that it viii do nothing
10 disturb peace in the East me same uispalS,ntS
add that the retention Of Prince Gortschakoh
appears be denitycy consolidated, and that there IL
no question OF his being replaced You VIII observe That
this confirms substantially what wrote to you on tues
day But the public and the political circles, re
ceve with great dstruS the sudden change IN favor OF
peace Of Russia. and also Of Prussia aud France II
seems 10 them not be in accord with the political stua
tom it them. too. that Il II were likely 10 be
lasting there would bo need OF continuing military
preparations and yet Government has cOuHeianued
those it has undertaken"
TTTMS.
The Eendard Of the oath Of January says it received
YESTERDAY under envelope by distinct post, copy Oi
candestne journal, called La RcpW5hq"e. c0nt2inlng
articles OF extreme violence.
The Greek Government has definitely declared lis ac
cessOn the monetary convention concluded between
France. Italy. Belgium. and switzerland.
The Court Of Appeal of the Correctional Ionce OF Iars
has quashcd the Judgment Of the Correctional tribunal
which mad rejected the charge brought against the police
agent AndrcG by NJ Warrcns. who had been iorcby re-
moved from thcItor Of the ground OF creating as
turbance.
Aljera careful examination of the case At was dis
missed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
PRUSSIA

SIGNS OF wAR-FORTIFYING OF GERMANY.
The Commission recently appointed at Berlin
consider the of defending the country is said to
have decided upon the construction Of two enrenched
camps-Oue near the mouth Of the Weser already briefly
alluded TO- the other on the course OF the Mo
see IL has also declared in favor OF the fertilization
of Dresden but that OF Goerz on the other has been
abandoned.
Defensive works being constructed the right bank
OF the Weser, in Hanover. They extend from Cuxhaven
and along the Elbe as far as to Stade
VAST MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
The Ddiy NeWS 04Ondon) in editorial note says 1t
curious phenomenon, II 1t Is not strange contradc
ton that while all the governments of Europe pro-
claiming their desire for the continuance OF peace the
preparation OF and armed men was never active
as is at present on almost every side The Berlin Gazette
records with satisfaction that France England Austria
ing a confagration from bursting forth In the south
Of Europe and insists the fact that friendly relations
between Austria and Prussia alone would modify more
than one design and one hope The 3orh German Ga
ee also considers that the chances OF peace have be
come greater and looks forward to the tlme when the
States OF Europe will direct their attention, not 10 the
formation OF immense armies, but 10 internal admins
tratlNe ana economical REFORMS In France, Haly ana
Russia pacific declarations arc also heard But unfortu
nately the acts OF the Governments do not harmo
ME with the official and semtoncia announcements In
favor OF peace In Italy the Minister OF Marine has
asked the Chamber OF Deputies for supplementary
plated vessels and the alteration OF the carbnes OF the
ROYAL Marines. The Spanish Chambers have unani-
mously passed an armament bill and the Government 1t
is said have applied 70 the United States for the pur
rom viennS mentions that the servian Govern,
ment have made similar application at Vienna
the purchase OF ana that III re1ustu
The Chambers of stutteard of Munich and of Brussels
are discussing AMY bills. Notwithstanding the pacific
declarations Of the Berlin journals II the Turin Gazette Is
correctly Informed Prussia Rsking immense war prep
aratons; her troops already concentrating the
sesian and Saxon frontiers, and with formidable
accumulation of military material that would imagine
we were the eve 0 second sadowa campaign
The Nord which speaks for the pacific policy of Russia
and maintains that to that policy It is owing that the
peace of Europe has not been broken before this time
copies an article from the Inralide Russo. by which We
find that Russia has diminished her active army to 70O
CO., but that she hss an immense reserve from which the
army could of once be increased by "a per cent It's fur
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NrwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1868

Gently arrived with letters for Aa Pashs and compors
himself with the greatest reserve they begin TO anto
nate the final disaster Even in high official circles am
assured the greatest dependency prevails, and Lille
hope OF accomplishing anything by force remains
troops are much reduced by disease That one battalion
OF which have positive and exact accounts and when
arrived with Omar Pasha 465 strong now numbers
only 100 though has In any OF the severe cam
pagns and has not been In the mountains at all MIS-
management and disorder in all the branches OF admins
tratop are her worst the ordinary supervision OF the
markets and streets having been discontinued and
general Generalization showing Itself, AZ II the Day OF
Judgment were at hand, and " no use oi doing any
thing" -, -, -. 4,
off number Of Turkish prisoners from near the city, and
az Gambia il SAID that Aali Pasha has adopted policy
altogether more apologize and conciaory than that
inatgurated here after his arrival.
There is great suffering among the people many having
had no bread for weeks; but there seems no de-
fecton All whom say that no ono alks or sur
render or compromise. The unanimity and resolution
were never 5 great as to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
THE HOMESTEAD LAW.

We print below the main points of the Home
stead for the benefit of the many who preparing
30 West for by the signs OF the times there viii 10
large emigration next Spring.
Any person. who il the head OF family or who IL n
years OF age and who citizen OF the United states
who has ed his intention to become such as required
by the naturalization laws, and who has never borne
against the United States given aid aud comfort
To its enemies IL entitled TO enter oneuarter section
G0 acres less OF the unoccupied public lands upon
which may be subject 10 entry 81 IS or less per or
50 acres appraised at - so per acre After i've years
Of actual settlement patent Will be issued upon the pay
OF office fees. part OF which 10 he paid upon
first application the total amount Of whichs not far from
s5 In case OF the death OF the applicant his widow or.
IN of her death, the heirs are entitled 10 patent
and also the heirs Of widow II she makes the ap
nished Of five years occupancy and settlement. To
abandon the land for period OF six months during tho
five years subjects land 10 revert TO the United states
This entry cannot In any event, become liable ~ debts
contracted prior TO the issuing OF the patent No can
acquire more than onequarter section under this act
bn none are prevented from buying adjoining other
land Government price, One who has served In the
not than days To be deprived of the Dement'S
OF this by OF being less than q years old
Under presumption ruling 1t has been decided that .
young woman OF full and capable by her EFFORTS
TO ful the requirements Is entitled TO presmpt orttn
admitted that the term man" applies TO both sexes
70 prevent large bodies OF land from going into ons
family, and thus abusing the privileges which werS
young womans application is not 20 be recognized sns
belongs TO her fathers family We presume that inc SANG
rules will apply to such persons under the homes'os~
act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
RELGIIlhl.
THE PEACE OF EURO


The Independence says: The pacific keynote
sounded With emphasis in the official regions OF France
but not too highly for the object which to insure the
success of the 4O00OOO loan According 10 the most ac
credited reports in Paris the advocates OF this loan
supporters of ITS po5poncment. NJ M9gne has
demonstrated the necessity OF immediate re-
sources, aud that all opposition Is abandoned
the chief concern Of the Government is TO obyiae the
alarm which may he created by loan following III such
close succession the law military organization Ii Is
much be feared that the efforts made TO revive fcc
in of tranquility will prove abOTtiyc as long a. pubic
opinion Is kept distracted by the divisions which exist
among the Governments OF Continental Europe between
these Governments and the people. and the continual
military preparations which coincide with this de
plorable state OF things The old adage, 81 ris
pdcent para bciilun, Is used up; II Is base com:
which longer crculatcs That pacific assurances should
have any value present, they mast bc accOnpaucd
with AT least partial disarmament Even the und0nbcd
improvement the relations OF France aud Prussa mas
NOT had the effect OF restoring security IN the existing
state OF things, aud ii Is Interpreted as danger to the
liberty and destiny of Italy This Is no doubt an eS-
aggcrated view but IL has basis OF TRUTH and the ~
trieues which supp0seS indicates the perls t0whch
The peace Of Europe aud the development OF is liberty
opposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
CENTRAL PARK-REPoRT OF THE COMMISSIONS
Frs.

The annual report of the Board of Commits
soners of the Central Park for the year ending Dec
1867 been sent to the Common Council The expenses
in prosecuting the work in the Park last year
greatly reduced Walks OF various widths and extend
ing ss feet in total length have been made recesses
have been formed In the sidewalks for rustic seats he
two masses OF rock just north OF the Scholars ara
Artists Gates have been increased In hight. TIE
foundation of structure at the southwes corr 81
the old reservoir has been commenced the nursery
chdrens shelter is nearly complete and large number
ont 81 Vincent buildings have improved and Ss
grounds arranged for flower garden. The ornamental
the encaustlc tile for the ceiling and flooring are
being laid. The work OF thing will probably be
csn ns hs ae
Of the north q the INF
feet with an extension isx7 feet has laid at tho
north end Of the play ground and IN Immediate co9nse
pay ground Often found insufficient to accommodate
M S to shen ar the Sa e nG
are made for the surplus players on the Green. A
neat house Of l2x2e feet. with an extensioa
south OF the chdrens gate at Seventies st. and
Ffthaye house l2x2o on the shore Of the lake has
posting place for clothing and furniture OF the boats
The old Arsenal building viii be put in proper oondi:
natural history and antiquities from various parts
OF thu se sess in BY and Ssas
presenting the protection extended by lad toa wounded
ton the former being the gift Of several gentlemen ana
the latter the gift of Dr. A. r. Gardner Capt n. Collins.
&. w. Dabney United States Consul at Fayal. In tho
Azores G. f. Prtchard Dr. George F. Post OF Beir0ut.
Syria have made presents OF and valuable anmas
The Commissioners express their willingness accede
the request Of the 9TH Regiment National Guard N for
site In the Park upon which toerect monument to hOss
their regiment who fell during the They
mend however, that in the erection OF monuments 70
individuals IL might be better TO walt till time has deter
mined whether their fame is justly deserved During
the past year there l2 arrests in the Park 81 OF
which for fast driving. There was music ~
the Park 39 days last year. In 1859. there
music only 10 days. The Secretary OF Was
and the Secretary of the Navy declined complying with
Commissioners request for the services OF the army
navy bands stationed the city, for day each
week The total expense for tue years music was +sl.
The number OF pedestrians who visited the Park
29es,77O; equesrians. sLss4 number OF vehicles ad
mtted, 3slG9 The skating days last year numbered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
AUSTRIA.
THE ARMY AND THE GOVERNMENT

THE ARMY AND THE GOVERNMENT.
An impOrtan telegram from Vienna, dated Jan. ~
saws p to the present time there has existed IN Aus
tria an office in which vested the absolute c0mlabu
of fhe army called the 'ATm6e OberCommando.' TINS
Minister Of War. The ATchduke Albrecht retains INC
duty OF inspecting the army Ihese VIII Dg M
as additional guarantee of the Constitutional y stem
And the telegram Oh the evening OF the same DAY s
"The Emperor has appointed the Archduko Albfecns
commander OF the Austrian military forces anu lpose
upon him the duty of inspecting the army OF organlhs
Il III manner tit 10 take the Held ana OF submitting o
requisite proposals the subject to the Minister 81 81
The bill which the Government Is expected TO n,rouoo
relative extraordinary credit Tor niltary prPoSs
Mill be referred to the Committee Of members for the
consideration OF the Budget" -, co,
A Vienna letter explains the real motive why Gen.
Baron de John has insisted on being relieved from LIS
functions as Minister OF War for the Empire In MS
quality of former head Of the sta tne Baron - o.
that the reductions proposed in the war budget ~
de Beke cannot DC realized oXcept 10 tne uelIleh' "a
general system Of the defense oi Inc country. IS
Ruin de Ruhnenied. who replaces Baron dc Sonn,
was only a colonel at the period when the war pioke
out in Lombardy in 1859. He attached to the hea
quarters of Gen Guay and In the ranks Of the Austrian
army are attributed great part the rcverses suffered
by the CommanderinChlef 10 the fact or the advice Oh
Co Kuhn NOT having been sufficiently followed his stri
tcgjc talent being universally recognized Named gen
era brigade IN 1868 at Trent was he who 10leu ls
attempt of Garbald in the Tyol IN 1860 when cauSeu
his promotion to the grade Of general OF division
THE CONSTITUTION
The Emperor has issued order dated the 18Th OF jan
uary decreeiug that all public funcuOnaIes sd tahe
the oath the Constitution The oath Is henceiorln
taken by public functionaries on their appolnmeh
the oaths their first assumption OF Office Inc clause
OF the Oaths bill In force which declared that the person
while OH the other hand clause Is 10 be added by Wcn
the functoDary assuming office that ho does not
and will not belong To any foreign political society IT,.
The Ner Free Press says that the CisIethanian Gov
eminent Is on the point OF introducing Dill supualmS
e..oted directly Baron Beust has sent TO the austrian
representatives abroad circular informing hein oil inc
that dispatch he insists energetcy he maintenance
" peace ana strict neutrality.
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SPAIN

ANOTHER REBELLION ANTICIPATED.
A Madrid dispatch Of the 2ith " January
says:
letters received here from the proIncesfrOm Aragon
and Catalonia UNANIMOUS IN considering W0babe "A
speedy Carst rising IN those provinces favor Of the
eldest son of Don Juan. They also state that the widow
OF Don Carlos forwarded 100000 reals 10 promote
the movement.
AgHAM{S BILL.
on the 2d Of January the second Chamber voted The
sum, demanded for of the guns OF the
army Marshal Nhryaol pronounced speech, IN which
declared that the Government would resist the reyo
lutionists without abandoning liberal principles He
added that The repressye measures recently taken were
but temporary.
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,.Nn1AN NFrAIl.,.

Intelligence from Athens. of the 18th ~ Jan
nary states that at the official reception on New fears
day (od styic the King, rcpy 10 the address OF the
President OF the Ministry said; MY heart ana thi OF
the Queen many thousand tirlstians
Obliged ind refuge the maternal soil OF Greece
Humanity ana ndissolube laws 81 fraternity impose
upon us a duty give what UNDERGO great
a calamity. hope and trust that the New Year VIII
be a happier one than the last"
The Athens Journals state that the nsurrecti0p ~
Gambia has animated. on the l7th, 2Otil.
ed 18th and 3Oth December various engagements took
place on different points which the insurgents bad The
upper-hand.
The Union continued 10 make successful runs between
syra and Gambia Russian vessel, were bringing Can
dOte families 20 Athens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06

,ber ated that the army beng no longer composed OF
sorfs the men are animated by the m hsTv
spirit The State and private factories are Dusty ~
emnIoyed in the manufacture of ncedle-gnns, oI
which the Inraide calculates that 10000 will DO ready IN
the course OF the present year The Carl rifle Is ne @
IDENTITY expects it will do wonders Rihed cannon anu
the preparation OF the fortresses are not omitted II @
PontG OF Rome studying the art Of maintaining peaGo
by increasing his army to 5000 men such Is the h
first month OF 1868"
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FRANCE. RUSSIA, AND TIE PEACE Of EUROPE:
The Zcttag OF the Esd Of January. IN Al arce
on the present military position OF The different Euro
pean states discusses the new French Army Bill ana
saws that IN the event OF France engaging ia foreign
war, that Law VIII place immense power III Tue hahls 81
the emperor Napoleon and that despite the EFFORTS ol
France aud Prussia achieve better understanding
bat few months Will elapse before The Emperor VIII
assume higher tone.
ROUMNNGA AND RUSSIA.
letter from Bucharest states that " The Ministry OF
the National party has obtained majority IN the Cham
Der The reacOni-ts have been beaten Cn the electoral
battle ground but have not been dsarncd Not having
been able to on power openly, they VIII employ
other means recover their former influence. NLho
abroad they openly the Liberal party OF lending
willing ear 10 tho bcguemonts Of Russia, they are ia
secret promoting the ambition % PHnsiafian trust
that tue French Government - Informed OF me move
uents Of Russian diplomacy in the East and j. on The
watch the most fatal blows dealt by Russia arc inflicted
IN time VI peace"
TigrAFN AID CHINA
The journals Of st. Petersburg publish intelligence roO'
Taschkcnd Tarary dated the beginning oI December
and asserting that military measures are being taken ny
China which interpreted by the Russian correspond
onta 40 being directed against Russia Inc same al wee,
aege That China has contracted treaty WIN mo Iufkp
mans and that Notifications are being constructor ON Tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
FRANCI.


TIE ARMY DILL-PEACE OR WAR
REORGANIZATION Of the Army has been distributed
ng tIe members OF the Senate IL concludes fol-
The real cause for the presentation OF the bill is not
the OF the experience learned the
ia the Crnea and Italy Inc war IN oeihay VIZ ra,ngr
lie the cause Tor the Introduction OF this bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06

Turkey
TIP PHINcIPAIITIRa

The new monetary system has been miro
Iuced ~ the two Pfincipacs. HcucefDrth. the none
tary unit w.i DO franc. and viii be called ,he new
pi1stre
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