New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-28

PARIS Monday jan =, i-)l
Mr. Mason arrived here today Not hlyug yet hal
tue to lock to the primug Of mis- pistols be has, Of
course not yet entered the performance Of his d.
poma lie duties Tie letter OF young Soult, Of which
Iroke in n, last las been publishel in GFiga1a's
Mesrcer. II is spicy enough, nceilessly bong, AMI
contains an ntiu alton thnt the Guols Orgnitedin the
tumy OF Louis Napoleon aud his wife 10 Pierre Soulc
and Lis wife. S0ue few extracts from this uwisc
letter lave been made by the cautious Paris papers,
hut rone of them would dare publish 1t 10 tuL Inc
elder Stult / as a,O written ie,ier to the ltf'PHi
srce B,sf Brusscls jourtl for the purpose OF cor
eetirg o. account OF tho second Gucl nn' comnentS
Tron II previously published 10 that newspaper Ihis
ktter is Of such nature that the number Of the paper
containing il WIS stopped last week NJ TIC PottOhce
Tie excclt oIa copy tEa1 CHANGED 10 WAS AZ the
Office Of the American l.. CATION. l. bore the police
stalpp Circulation iatc,Gtic' After correcting ,eye
rs ii Tire statements that had been made IN the Int
perd0Hc6-such, for instance rs that Iuigot hai al
lowed him (Soul') three days pistol ptaciice ailihg
however thai II is true that Nj TuICot did prirhce BE-
forehand ana did hit manEkn tatge at forty PAGES
distant eighteen times out Of twenty arr declaring
that he did inquire after the nature 81 NJ Iurg0t )
wound a. soCn as lie had shot him, and placed ms CLOAK
snd physician and scraTed linen at TuIgot5 disposal
Mr. Pierre Soue, United States Minister, writes as
follows As for rccOuciii atlun, with Iur-ot | adj
init q q right Of no one 10 make himself Judge OF
the motives which prevented me from seeking IT, any
more than of those which would have caused me TO
reject it, had it been proposed to me- The insult to
"MrF Soule al the house OF NJ TurCOt was meant Tor
myself. ana not for her, and came from quarter
which, high as they may seem are not those toward
(Which feel any inclination to make the slightest adj
"yances
Our diplomat as suspicious as he is imprulclt. can
oDl, alludc here to Louis Napoleon for It is matter
Of conviction in lis mind that that individual
hates n, (Pierrc) and has set ON old Sonora Mon
tho lis uOttCr-inaw, who yet on Alba, her sOn-ll-
law and TuraOt to laugh at and fight with him aai
his These two new SOuic epsileS are Ike e. ou5n To
bring on more duels For lie Emperor here has de
creed Turcoi to hg her Grade in the Legion of Honor
since his ght with our Minister and, as some con-
cude, in consequence of il. 1t Is cay 20 see how
SOule might lock the advancement in that Eight, and
be excited to little higher mood of belhcoslty; and
On the other hand, there are abundance OF young
French bOckheads of the military aud diplomatic per
tuasons with enough physical courage and low ambi-
ton TO gladly the risk Of being shot for the chance
Of getting a cross in the Legion. This much may be
sad for the soues-tbat, tGied only by the " laws OF
honor" they appear better than their antagonists;
tried by common sense they seem to me guilty Win
out alternating circumstances.
The MOnteur announces that the Prince de Chmay had
an audience oth Emperor Sunday sh inst for the gur
pose of delivering message from King Leopold OF Bel
GUM. 1t is surmsed that this note some
ptden the OF the Car under prete of al
Nancing the cause OF peace.
a daily paper says
"1he anticipation of peaceful solution of the question
which extensively rumored in Paris yesterday would
appear TO be 10 slight extent justified by an an.
rounct ment in the MOaiteur of Monday morning The
Mon,ttnr announces that the Prince de Chmay had an
audience of the Emperor TO present letter from the King
of the Besians The arrival of the Prince dc Chimay in
Paris gave rise the that lie the bearer OF pa
ehc propositions
The Paris CORE spondent Of The TineS says:
81" not said whether the King OF the Belgians writes
the of the Emperor of Russia but II the rumor be
founded il is more than probable that il Is with his cogn
The opinion seems to be gaining ground tha' the
Emperor Nicholas will yield after all lie must DC now
indeed convinced MAT England and France on WHOSE dis
Dson he 30 long counted not altogether out arg per
c,y serious in their resistance TO ms aggression ana 'ha
DE opinion Of Europe is against hun lie mas 20 eno9so
between ruin abatement of his oyerbearin prue
but whatever humiliation is in store for him has been I'll
ecasiOned by himself Should he consent TO negotiate on
he terms Of the Vienna note is thought thar Drusse
. viii be the place selected for the conference.
I'VE Of do not know what may be the tenor OF
Tie letter presented by the Prince &c Chmay but even
assuming TO be of the pacific description described many
consider that is merely another of the delusve PROBES
Mons of desire for peace often osentaOusy made by
The Emperor Of Russia al the that his acts
giving the most positive contradiction to his words
sdgng from the past his acts inspire greater belief than
HE words and the intelligence which receive daily of
eontnaed and gigantic warlike preparations throughout
Russia cannot DO lost sight Of This view is certainly
borne out in dispatch from Vienna and which says that
Austria has.demanded whether the Russian Court would
've European protectorste over the Christians in