New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-21

ioTe The lis own farm during so 1naay YEAR mainly
by diplomacy, AUST naturally Ike more OF IL. All
hiet hot very unnetaraiiy con~iId, Ibl. the ff.n
ana brothers nd accept Iqore Of f. Tha rsvsl
nd apostolic Austrian Emperor Of austria has wit
ten tttorraphivally to Lcus Napoleon In,O tbs It.
ter, Of wien tie MOn6Hy g.;os rs only tao al lres.
the vel informed circles Of this .ity are giving al
sorts 81 'n!ccura sni aeiLt,e peehs Que m n's
guess st its tenor Is ~ good anothers freely
Ntniuie ne HAT 10 il not etFligh forward ett,r
IL 1t b., the wrer mu.t have made up bis distra,te
mind lately. What with biz fear Of n.urrectons
amorg ls loving gbitcts and lis dread of his guar
dleD, Nlcho!as, and Lls doubts about Napoleon and
us natural tRtpathy TO constitutional England. anj
lls hereditary dislike 10 tie Turks, and hs special
gIudee against tie Sultan. vic deprived him OF the
Pleasure 81 killing hossuth and company-.o say
nothing CT az Odd Chance of being assassinated the
mere ubGn Conditions Of that poor young poorly
4na1rae "lh The loDgeTawD grandeur OF bis swelling
niles. FfaIcls Joseph Jones sgnattng BY divine rrlt
IN hundred and sixty acres o; good lard in Iowa (,
really nsn 10 be eDyed by Francis Jos ph Hspsburg
TuIoOr has been about 70 tie effect tia: Govern
nent was about to order extraordinary levy of a
hundred thOusandmen TIE NoHifew denies tho truth Of
the Iumor but confirms It's fundamental fact namely
that law has been sent into the Corps Legslstif by
tie terms o. which the number Of recruits Of tbs c,ss
q 1863 ia increased by sixty thousand Il is not the
present purpose Of Government 10 enlist this adj
dtiOnel number into the active army but it is desi
rable IN case tie war continues and demands more
troops for its prosecution than is anticipated :has
a large disposable contingent. should be az hand Tie
embGrkstioD Of troops at Toulon is going with all
feasible rapdity. More than twenty thousand have
already lett.
hca and military sides here well at st Peters
burg. Tie Archbishop Of Paris has Issued aaHde-
mcnt CT charge to tie clergy and faithful Of bis do
cofe telling them why and how they ought pray for
the success Of French balls and gunp0wder. Surely
class Of stand in greater need OF other peoples
prayers than soldiers, who generally substitute terrible
swearng for the higher sort Of Invocation and eac1l
ton. And it is ht division OF labor, that those who
stay protected at home should do little extra praying
for those who do the fighting abroad and can have lit
tie time and 10 taste for the spiritual exercise Bis
the ATclbisbop-a practical Christian himself who
does very well in telling bis flock how to pray, makes
an odd tumble Of politics and theology in telling them
uhy they should pray this occasion The chief rea-
OF praying for the French and against Nicho-
Lar 10, That tie latter ia powerful ambitious and he
reiicaf potentate he compares the present expedition
TO the old crusadcs .sward Its because he wishes
TO subject !tbng body and SOUL to his false orho
doXy TINT IL becomes question Of life and death for
civilized nations for the Church Of Christ and for the
real true orthodoxy, to arrest the march and crcun
scribe tie power OF the Giant of tee North The spirit
Of all this is much the Same that Of the appeals of
Kutsan priests ana the Gar himself to the fanaesn
Of Greek orthodoxy. And England is to put up
lis orthodox, anti Russian, pro-Ang Tureo-Gallican
prayers.
The dramatic side of tho Eastern question shall be
spoken Of in my next when five out of the twenty
tbesters Of Paris will be theaters of tho war in the
East. Apropos Of theaters Rachel has recently re-
turned from st. Petersburg She will 60 through tho
round Of parts in which she has become famous pre-
viously to her retiring from the French stage. She
persists in her purpose OF retiring and declares she
VIII not study any parts, aud expose herself to
citcism in the short interval between and s full
fmeDt Meanwhile a drsnatic author who has
piece to be brought ont at the Fran that she
shall take part IN it. lie has legal claim upon her
TO do She las, they say, not OF your ordinary
lion wills but acasron that viii break and burst 30
fore ii will bend What the law will do TO it, shall
probably The his ,riOnc folk here give plenty o.
business TO the tribunals. There is Madame M,dem-
oisee Petpa dancing with charming grace, her face in
the regulation everlasting wreath of smiles the dgsr
hsemen which. by the way is anything but diyertnr,
that has been n.eriectod between the acts OF the
Neetae. You would not think il TO see her, buI Pc
tpa dances, and by consequence, smiles by express
order Of legal magistrate And that is only of
four five instances occurring quite recently. where
actors actresses forced out forced into parts
quite agnnst their irritable Wills BY judgment Of
legal tribunal
The Journals here all take notice of tina Black War
Tior affair The only thoughtful article the subject
was in the Df6Gfs. The writer who for the rest il
friendly to the United States, suggests 10 Spain the
true remedy for all her Cubap anIietes AmsOrate
tie condition oil industrial life in Cuba and then abOl
ifh Slavery This final measure, managed with the
advantages of English and French experience, would
~ destructive OF great permanent interests of the
isarders. and the principle of liberty to the blacks
proclaimed in Cuba would become the most effective
and certain of safeguards, the most imprcgnable Of
"buwaIks.
C.Iresyorsssse Of IL, HcrIiIs ChCnice
PARIS Wednesday E,onisg.
You would have by toe elegrahic dspsi h which
yttsrdsy sssiu. that the Legislative Corps
hss authorized the Governn ut 80 prosecute NJ De Mont
al, ~ber before the Police Correction ee for libel
the GoveIn eut Ire number Of the votes against NJ do
Moutaembeu was lsi. and the nlmber OF those IN bis
favor was Only 81 Some surprise has been excited by the
smslness of the minority in favor of VI d. hont4lem5or
bat it appears that deferred from recording
their in hs favor by the of violence and con
fuson Viii preceded the vO;s-asreno in which tho pas
eions on both sides we're ~ length so thoroughly reused
that became question, not as to the gi or Innocence
If de MOItGlt INHERIT but to the feeling OF tho party
voting for saEr the Gov eminent The early part u
the eli log marked by speech from VI Prosper de
and frmness 10 the nature Of the offence sttri
tuied to N. de MontalembeIt, and concluded
nv strongly recommending the House not 10 grant
n authoz alton demanded by the Government 70 prose
c,Ie that gentleman NJ BaIoche followed and, sceors
Ing his usual habit, distinguished himself by the relent
les violence and unsirness wish which he ate n;ed 10
induce tie House 10 join him in his deayo, to crush "a
eminent man vhese will be recorded With honor
ltpg after Baroche himself shall have reaped the tuis
of which be he's already sown The seed His speech va:
hat of prosecutor calling for the cen eianaton OF cu
urit-pot that of legislator ard senator Glhn. ps,n
iul though porhaps necessary duty Hi speech erssted
panful feeling among the audience de MUntalemDsrt
IN rising r.ply VI Baroche, commenced his remarks
with grear calmness and moderation bat aHer = io1
sentences he became excited by the iserrnp
tCrs 70 which he subjected and lost ms tempe ne
epdtsyored Justify the motives which had indaced im
to write the llter to NJ Dapin lie reminded ne ASSN
bly, that while he had always been stranger to the sr
OF marty he had nevertheless taken the def nse Of & vera
me- nj long Government conshned honest AMI mole
rais II that account hGi lie began BY supporting
the GovsEmC during the presidency of LOUIS Napoleon
Bopapsrte and continued 20 do 81 till tao 49,
cefof Of ,he I'd of December Bst he III. De honsleIa