New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-10

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a, moment when questions that mus, Country
Germ the future relations OF the od anu good men
arm sjdes must desire them 10 be setIeu' NJ
dOubly pleasant 70 nG5e ta ssrope family likeness
and those mutual ahnties OF taste a9H make them
survive al it in many Ways-whether In Droth
ery contests the sea or on the Vatons or in the
edgneh % fIpiyersv bonors-and remind us on e1ner
shore on the great Ocean that pLVou "
water" If not more binding than lhA'
A POLISH SETTLEMENT IN IUhAh nv
MOVEMENTS. .:
Letters from COnstantlnople mentlOn ~
project Of the to establish IN the iii he recrted
from The poles employed in the army and on the ran
roads 1t will be regarded rs an ope hat reat fears
&c S R reGard 10 the future. The Porte continues lts
aTmamens with has bse purchased and the
tresses on the northern frontier are re-eniorceu-
MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL NEWS.
NJ. EsquirOs Deputy for Marseilles WTltes s. 70 20
his constituents that, the Empire now, III tne WoI
MoDtesduieu shows grand inputSSdhce ae"e '" ki0'
lmpOssibhty OF eXlstlhp =, ~
The statement of the Public that M: Bene-
entatve of France at St. Petersburg is unfounded as no
Diplomatic change is contemplated.
It is expected that the petition to the SehauG
GuaTd will be covered by the signatures OI 2v,OVO ,o
bers Of the force. The movement Is SPi'"e " Wv
provinces. ~, -.
The Public is already preparing the pubic
mind for Am adjournment Of the Senate next month,
before completing the SenGts Constm august rs Is
positively fixed for the meeting OF Ine O1uncliS' O0
OF which many leading Senators are members
great many Projects are now IN HaTis,
having been sent to report upon tho state OF
feeling their departments some OF Ine ,1p ,iev
fear NAV be the occasion of hostile demonstrations
There have been rumors of projected
amendment 10 be brought forward by Count dc Sarges
mn exembassadOr at Rome, and two OF ms cOueakHeS
i'm the event of the Imperial proposals. 10 he oenao
ing short OF Imperial promises in the late MESSAGE
NJ. Bancel elected for Paris and Lyons, mas
inst issued his manifesto in which lie SAYS hat tne Oos
resentatives Of the people are absent the the
silent "a single will reigns and governs "neIo 10 ~
leading us Z Is it peace is 1t war "
The Journal O6icieL of Paris contains a COM
f,,i016 on the case OF Mr. Warren, the American VINO
claims compensation for his false imprisonment ia June
nais except the fact OF arrest It denies that this
foreigner was illused or had his moneyAtake Honi
him.
NJ. Keller one of the 116 who signed the
INTERPOLATION and decided Conservative, IN an address
10 the electors OF the Haut Rhin says III the Emperor
have felt necessary observe the greatest moderation
toward him. But that by keeping III his service the
old Minister'S he shows that he means stu TO walk IN the
old path reduced TO blame his conduct ana oppose
him openly"
The Pdus stated the other day that out of
116 deputies who signed Left Centre interpretations
ST. whose it cited gave their signatures nghty
without considering the consequence, ana tat they
'probaby do not adhere 70 them now" Count NapoeOn
de Champagny and NJ. ChesnelOng, have already pup
shed letters Topudatng the Pays assertions as Tar OF
they are concerned and affirming that they signed tht
interpretations deliberately.