New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20
pov.4rT AND FLAsTER-oF-PAR1s.

PCMATJN AND ELASILR-CF-PAEIs.
The BsLov Of Arrss, NJ Parisis, is al ornament 10
t.se1 He has Just delivered address which rivals
that of tie former Bishop who preached before NBPo
leon / saving God made Napoleon and then rested
The p-essut uros sor Of plssterofparis distinguished
himself b. the following speech delivered Il the eatie
Srsl TO the eonspiratOr Napoleon II. or III, or what
everi tie polticorrithmetical mumbo jumbo the nan
goes by:
sIRI Others may praise IN the august Person Of yonr
Nfifiv the -urer mnent Quales which Distinguish yon
tf- 4 soul hieh nothing di-tur that strength
n I'll W IN TRUNKS over everythiur that nfalbls
Glance VlioL falls 70 seize the truth u hngs and
thar nan eous oTiiy beire which al obstacles ial
a1d au filfnCe j. efaced FOR uz SIRE, whose tnougns
old lie above Lis world becsrse r kingdom i not o.
II We have o,her homage 70 offer vou There Is in yo1r
N,;,v sorn.ftiro above he git q nduTethe mission
g., Lsve received from Heaven The more We reflect ia
isfth uon al that yeu have done with % much prompt
tude and facility the more We are con nced nat you laTe
not acted alone GOd il with y0u Slre, AM tat j. yOf
uncrsl glory Doubles i IS glorious o. D. borne 70
ioIs Is ihe acca stous Of peo e and 70 he crowned
with the reIown # the greatest name Of modern ne
brt a. far more glorious 20 be tie privileged instrument
If Providence for tie salvation Of great nation ald tho
ueece q tie world. May de, then who, ia hs eternal
dceCs las chosen tor ihs sublime vocation give yod
grace 10 accomplish r. sach IN the sincerity o. or
Ecart. ne cur wishes fo your Majesty as FOR the noble
Frroess united you and who h. her virtues her cha +
a. and he q arms he sheds upon The imperial TOR ne y
the gentle and powerful auxiliary o this n Il W9-k
o. Il instrument Of the mmens- benefits OF God y" love
sno bless you.
Eslop Parisis has certain antecelents which IN
connection with this immense effort 81 rhetoric, may
be worthy Of mention lie formerly Curate q Gien
ard ORLEANS and Bishop Of Langres. declared par
tfan Of religious and educational liberty he figured
an autLor On these subjects. lie was elected to the
Leeiiatiye Assembly in 1870 BY the Legrmists the
Bourbon party-and bis votes were according 70 It
now he las chopped to Napoleon l., H., III-isln.
Cathedrals in France, however, are the homes Of
oyaly-to the actual sun On the restoration OF the
Bourtcns the holy flask of oil, brought by dove from
Heaven to arnoint the first king OF France though
smashed to pieces b. the republicans Of 1893 vas mir
acuoutly restored and the grand paintings exhibiting
tie original bird bottle king and altar were renewed
and remain in the Cathedral this day to testify TO the
divine hight Of the BouiboRs II strange. there
fore. that Napoleon ILL should have the same
Csthedralwise miracle performed for him. The
question, " Have Bourbon among rs de-
1iyos all its harassing interest from the fact that
tie above bottle and grease the genuine art
Gle This il clear, for if the hrSt Bourbon was not
Amounted by such perlumery, Tie rights Of our Pot
toWatany hitId are not worth a string of wampum.
NJ Pariss, however, tlrusis aside the pomatum from
the skies and ereafes Napoleon Ill up to the skes.
Tie matter therefore, remains in suspense AMI expec
taton which s on stills I'VE do not say tpt0e, be-
cause tie newspapers have kept her in that position 50
long that size must be iatgued, 50 we have mounted
her on stills where she can see more easily. on
stills, theu-wn be rorely disappointed to fnl
out that the ceagenCns orthodoxy Of the Bourbon d
ynerlit is kicked to tie inverse place BY the Bishop
Of Arras Tie mission OF Napoleon III. is now direct
from Heaven in the words Of NJ Parisi5. But to he
consistent lie ought to pugerise the unruops bottle
and fit up the pictures above mentioned, for it Is a
fact as plain as Louis Napoleon face which Is shock
nry lonely that the ointment Of the Bourbons and Of
the present Emperor cannot be kept in the bottle
Lying must be fair TO middlng easy in certain
part, of France wlcu Bishop con tlus lick with tho
L,st.a oilop Of roofing swine the shoes OF perured
afsafsin But let ne no; forget tic dirty man-Wo'sbp
ilat tie last Thirty years have turned mp among us
Wien the official paper spoke Of a President as the
greatest and best aud born to command when
another politician saved tie country periodically
by speech; when another never took snuff in the
Sonate but liz ador-d AMI e2orAg South Carolina
Ioezod.
Tie Great battle personal dignity Of udiyid aism
llh ltt 10 DC fought NuI Own tpuhtia AH iv tliHi4
mate host Of Anelouaniaisms before sic can
justly collcun tie oriental Rhetoric anil pfostra-
tons Of episcopal and political hnkcy5 and trait
ors in Europe. The force Of the peoplo-their
folfsuston,atou-heir sel-rcpresentaton must be re-
Guced to universal ,nl pcrasye actually before We
can free Ourselves of tie arles OF meannesl, pusan
unity faticry, 1nd inertia, which dependence on go7-
crrmcut Iccets But he light begins TO dawn for the
new thoughts in this country. At the last public ban
quet in NcwYolk, tie People Of tho United States
were toasted and the sentiment Of the President
omitted These are finger posts to final PriueiPes-to
tie time when the personal value and weight Of tho
citizen industry art science, Philanthropy, VII not
be obscuIed by politicians and servants in Office and
the Ieorle not be ncarnated in . mere functienaN.