New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-03


f he ir,portanee originally yen TO the affair By the
seuicdicia writer's that Government supposed II has
discovered If not q conspiracy, at least a movement
sIndne the Iegtimsts, Of tnAt extent ann gravity WHICH
H ;nst;fy ertreme MEASURES against the active mem
her. n that party by the severity Of whose punishment,
sb rt oud be scared into passive submission 20 things
"a thev are You remember at the time that the semi
oa6cai Pays came out With an intmatOn quoted next
a. into the MOniear, that Government would send the
oSenders 20 Cayenne without form Of trial How Gov
eminent finds that thanks 10 ts preference OF the dark
lanterns Of police spies the light Of free press
n has been led in s eager search after mares nests into
dirty quagmire whence remains stuck fast an object
of ridcae to all is subjects
To cOunteract this and other Of ridicule 20
formidable 70 French thrones government has lately en-
plOyed Of it, gravest adhersnts to write snort
pamphlet entitled Principe de Aa0rRk The c6jec O.
Il il To show that this principle of authority necessary TO
the social existence Of France is not TO be Onnd IA
Republcanism Orieansm or Legitimacy, each OF which
systems begdes rejects what il good in the other Ma
pOleOnsm il sort Of political Eclecteisn, uniting IN
Itself what is good ia each the representative OF the
national wish thought and rule This pamphlet u Tor
sale at a merely nominal price, in all the dygOOds shops
The M0ni,ezr quotes at length, with high commenfa-
ton and in pretended ignorance OF the authors name
IL is written by the eminent urst TfOparg. now pfes
ding officer Of the Senate His historical and logical
arguments are of marked ability if not always sound
they are at least calm and grave-equay free from the
GROSS fattery 20 the power to-day and from the abuse
Of the powers of yesterday that disgrace nearly every
other NdpOleODc panphet, DOOh ana eIlIOIlM lssubh
from the press since the coup detat.
The rumor that reported a while ago of the Empress
interesting situation, is longer considered mere
child Of fancy.
wrote last week that there to BE- great ceremony
and flourish Of ecclesiastical and other trUmpes over
the new tomb Of old Napoleon at the lnddes, early in
MAY had M0ntteur authority for saying that much.
i have DOw the same authority for denying IT, Great
changes ere TO be made with the tomb and It's be-
l0ngines What these changes TO be is not known
I.,Ls Ill. If M fha of 10
Greet Bad Man of Destny 10 St Denis Is revived; 9th
ers say that the changes referred to only OF ar
tic nare-the actual situation arrangement and deco
ration Of the tomb being obnoxious 10 criticism For
the rest the late Emperor must put mp this year with
the customary religious ceremonies annually performed
in bis honor
When speaking Of the Emperors disinterestedness in
regard to dCatiOn for his present wife, might have
aOded another thing to bis credit after sort He has
given handsome landed estate, named Beanregard, 70
the late Mrs Howard, now signing herself Countess of
that Ill.,
His Majesty has lately been visited with affective
and naUmatOry dspebsatOn where o all places IN the
world a boil should not be- The vulgar name bOed out
of the end OF nv pen in spite of ] Cannot give in
words it's local habtaon; suffice il to say, that for seve
raj days prevented his Majesty from taking equestrian
or other sedenary exercise aud caused him % defer TIL
Yesterday the ceremony advertised for the prece ling
Sunday of transmitting to the new ymade French Car
dnal the cap lately sent on for him from Rome The
Cardinal made brief address the OCCASION in which
he complmCntcd Louis Napoleoa's pety In the reply
of the latter there il word of compliment TO the
Pope He speaks, however. Of the harmony between
the temporal and spiritual power that has always regned
since the Conc0rda and OF the internal harmony exist
ing in the French Church Not the shade of allusiOn
TO the POpes coming 10 concessions to the Church. TO
the late hot quarrel between the ultra Kontanes and
Galcans The Pope, canvass ust sent out there by
French artist, has arrived from Rome and hung up
in the 1uillcrcs 1t is said that Government appro
praon Of 900 francs is to be made for Equestrian
statue Of Napoleon l. which will figure in the Crystal
Palace of the Champs dElysees, in imitation Of Veto
ras statue at the Crystal Palace of Hyde Park. The
Minister of the Interior has already sent out crclarto
the Departments, sounding the note of preparation Tor
the Worlds Fair in lcsl5.
petition for the charter of a lottery, having for its
object the erection Of monument 10 jean dare has
been rejected because il headed by the Municipal
Council Of the City Of Orleans ard the City of Orleans
has VIGOROUSLY assumed political attitude net likely TO
conciliate the good will Of Government
One hundred and thiry-seven OF the twenty thou
sand eKes and prisoners who date their suerings from
December 1851, have recently been partially pardOned
for ofenses they never committed.
few new Grress, mostly if not entirely of wOrkmen
have been made here Eitbin the week. Cause AS Of
those last repOrted suspicion Of connection with pO
litical refugees in Switzerland and London CRIB