New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08
EUROPE BY AN AMERICAN.


Tas French lmbasiador recalled from London. Rupture
bsfreea France and England. .sesnss PDisa~suf
don Press. Real Feeling ia Pa,s MS Qusfios..
2uaesyie. Of Dptomaey a Gosern1eat st@eis. The
ing force Of Jnirosai Suffrage. Hsadioag SPEECH
Of M Montaiembaf., Speeches V The Desoerane dem-
u ne Lag passes. Threats Of The Guonas. Francs
Besst bp Ensms.. The Jesuits. The Pope. Sugyet
vanean. :. Great Chaaees for Gopeynsea . A Ns,c
Trade: St S q rs,'' % the %a.f q ne Hste.aie
Thsateys, Coneerfs, &c. &c re.
Paris Correspondence Of The Tribune
PARIS. Thursday May %, 1880
The age of successful Diplomatic Mountebank-
ism is over. The Post Office, the Electric TeIe-
graph, can dispense with an AMBASSADOR or For
eign Minister, in ordinary national interoourse.-
Then the Special Ambassador or Commissioner
can come in as they do now, TO settle knotty ques-
tons. The French Ambassador, NJ. Dnouyn de
LrHuys, has been recalled from London, misan-
derstanding on the Z" Greek Question" being the
ostensibe cause. That is the chariatanism Of the
matter. He might just as well have staid. The
usual oily phraseology Of diplomatic notes would
have smoothed over that difficulty farof SQUAD
BILE But that was not needed. The besois Of the
Reactiopists at this moment is political capital
How to make that, is the question. To vaunt
themselves jealously alive to French honor-to re-
yiye the expiring fame Of anti Anglicism- work
I'D afresh the old material Of France first greatest
most glorious-this was object Of the French
Ministry. Accordingly, the Ambassador was re-
called. The Royalists having no visions beyond
those which their blinded, backward synnpsthiss
give them, hoped that the recall Of this numbering
hp.t L. e.
thess.. Accordingly, when the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs announced To the Assembly that the French
Ambassador had been recalled, the majority BE-
baved like wild Indians almost, out Of Joy. Tho
Moutagnards, however, received the announce
meut with the silent Indifference Il deserved. The
Royalist presses praised the men in power for
their nationality in the matter, and berated tho
Montaenards for the want Of it, Some EaglAh IN,
paris got frightened at the supposed impending
fracas, and ran home. But the French people,
having better things to think OF than psltry old
diplomacy, care nothing about it, The London
Morning Chronicle, speaking Of the recall Of the
French Ambassador. observes;
1By his line Gen. Lahites letter has been resd, end
eorrer IN The Rotonds Of every dgcnce and every vi
iage pothouse, rom end OF france me o,hoS Ot
scis u Louis nsp0leons government fsa We oeev
VIII for 80 mitch popularity the spir displayed
IN is fist step toward srUpure with England And tom
what has ell this srsen From the dshonesl msneaysnDg
tie sheer mismsnaeement C our Foreign Oiscs We
have The satisfaction Of believing s oar csnducf
ToUg hogt hese miserable transactions, hss been sacn -
70 eBte with clear eonscerce, 10 reject ne rcnons
usnfs ard defy the silo1 the two offended pow
eu That here has been e miscarriage asms where snf
that body blame for would be folly % deny
No ION tsz been az, mpsc--Bouc De zvso
hch viii acff- al ne blockade Or Pfgus
wss renew he day ssr i1ies hsd ei meas
N Al prohibiting he Tenegsl 81 Il had b -
&C u.l, conc nded II London. How mach u The eeass