New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-29

,v-o ofcsl warnings and several "othcOus aivices,
was suspeudtd for two months. The prcieNt was iis
rer,istenCe in course OF anttnatona treatment Oh
he Csftern QuCsticn The true cause Of suspension
was in part Napoleon fear Of dead dynasty but still
more his fear Of printed opposition of any Kind But
tie fusiort party is small and the pho RUSSIAN
rarty could ride in cab The editors, owners and sub
,ci ers of that paper have suffered not so much for ITS
mt principles az for It's opposition principle III,
AsstH u(e N0tiOrdlc anything but LIBERAL or
r,uuar rarer The only political journals that have
still sry Tretensons of that sort are tee PTes and the
Steie They. 10 more than the others, dare discuss
Political questions But by allusions by suggestive
historical citations, By an occasional bold word or
pregnant phrase slipped into an essay or an abstract
question: IN fne by continued system Ot rhetorical
tactics and strategy in tie practice oi when the neces
fiies Of tLeir critical position have ma taeW admir-
ally sbifu their editors are able 70 indicate the sen
tntrts which it would be suicidal 70 freely express
Now worth noting tha. these two journals the only
ores left in Paris tlat be considered as friendly to
social and political reforms are more widely circulated
tlan any other two, and that their circulation IS
rapidly increasing The Presse had during the month
ot January last an average daily sale of 25JO copies
In tie onth of February its average daily issue was
1860 copies. Another proof that the people are
content.
Tie Hare Of military music tells me that regiment
is rgstiug under ny window, and brings me back to
steak Of The material war There they 60, food for
rowGer ready to shoot Russians on the Danube or IA
rsiaus On tie BOuleyards. Soldiers have nothing TO
ado with tie cause OF quarrcls their duty IL % fight
SO Gays General Sir Harry Smith so say all civilized
covelruents hitherto. The highest duty OF some
millions of Frenchnen EnglisLmen. Russians, TURKS,
kustraus snd tie rest. is 10 fight tr cause thty
Layeuotbrq to do with, aud to break Gods command
ueut by patoous God Gays, Thou shalt not Kill. Cen
eral Smith aud Napoleon aud Nicholas say Thou shalt
NIL Audtte de,ltTy Cf II all Is that Smith aad Ma
poton and Nicholas al add 70 the countef"rder' Ia
..Gods name" Nicholas declares see bls bias
rhcrous manifest in the most positive phrase that he
is fighting for Christianity; 30 does Napoleon; so do
II Smiths in England. They are all opposed ~ reyo
luton. erd are all trying 10 rryoluucnHe Turkey;
make petel sions 20 piey and iibeTallt ana
rorc Of them lrts a Nan worship God aher his own
fasLicn and in iu freedom Pfotestants alc checked
ard hammered in the eNcTcife 0i their religion and IN
tlelurial Of heir dead iu fEnce Smith " II not let
jew sit by his side in Z riament, nor CATHOLIC ko-
us1ist ncr Catholic Unitaria sit by his son side az
fcl,ol. Nicholas iorbds Jewish women TO wear their
lair as tey wish under penalty OF fine aud mpris0n'
rert-of their husbands; he viii send all the young
jewish priests 10 iglt for Greek Christianity and ah
tie intTm cid Jewish priests TO mill AIRY penal colo
nv II tLey rertorm the arriagc ceremony fora jew
ess wLo wears false hair b. has ordered his generals
10 shut M all the Roman Cath jllc churches IN the
Priuoipaitts. And yet tbs persccuting, bo0dshed-
dire revolutionary Nicholas is no worse though some
What more powerful nan than tie other h governors
Of tie ItoV,e-tlIOued couserNat0rs OF rcigoh ana
order of wlom he was tie honored eXenplar httie
willie aco- wletlcr yhey rule in Tuscan, where con-
version from Catholicism 10 prOtestantism rs CRIME
or in sweden where conversion from Protestant sm TO
Iatlocism Is crime, punishable b. eX.c ana clu
dCa.h. o..
In order TO bsfle the plans OF Nicholas and pscliy
tte Cre,k reyolutioDiss NhOse conduct much abused
iust now was much laudoG a few years ago, England
and France had promised 10 Interfere WITH toe inter
rel government Of urkey for the benefit OF ts Chrls-
tian populations. They vii see To IT, that Turks spt
10 II ore at Cmisans which action on the part oithr
two powers is quite contrary TO tie law Of nations
it any ole Knows what that law is-aEd seems to
ne very ralt iHd--unny. For suppose that the
Turks should come westward aud prevent us ChrS-
tians NON splitting at each other!
Troops arc bCoiuniDg 10 move toward the
Mcdit,rIauean ports from al parts OF TIE country.
Two or three eeuts were reviewed by the Emperor
IN tho P;ce ca CarrOuscl l1et sunday, preparatory
10 their dcparture for the port OF emba kat0n Re
crung olccs arc opened IN some of the large towns
to add volunteer trCCps to the half million which the
ltmy already numlers. There is no great ailuence
to them Yet, however, for many OF the drawn con
scripts ave no relish tor Gq eastern campaign and
tfeIc is consequently a large demand anu u Ino III
price for substitutes.
Attic session Of Monday last, Napoleon sent in word
10 The legislative body, in the shape oi decree Tor
item to send him back authority TO raise 'oan oil
25OCC0 eco francs, say 80 millions Of dollars. Next
d9y they drew up, defended and voted q Law to that
eject and went IN the evening to present Il to INN aJ
the Tuileries Their President made little speech 20
lin, SAYING how they were unanimously cor hdent III
him. and wanted all Europe to see that they were So
be made a little speech To them, saying how he was
touched with their ready zeal, which showed that ne
was all right in the course he had pursued, and how he
had calculated On their following, because be and they
Lad the fame sentiments, and represented the same
interests and were al the chosen Of France He aud
the Empress theu passed about the room, stopping To
fay gracious word here and there, to the country
ne nbers.
The mode of raising the loan is left entirely to the
discretion of the Emperor
Ahbouch Napoleon las not succeeded in provoking
Austria to frank declaration OF her position, there
las been growing feeling, approaching to confidence,
that she would incline to tine Western alliance more
ouxety is Just expressed NJ To the course which
Prussia will pursue This anxiety was heightened yes
terday by report that Manuteuliel, whose anti
bussien influence much counted on, had lett the
Prussian Ministry The report was perhaps only means
for the Bourse where it had the effect OF sinking the
public funds-Paris spectators wonderfully sen
stiye 10 that sort Of thing the health of Omer Pasha
the Illness of Nicholas, have all their sOlcitude At
half past two word from no one can say wnere,
that the Car has billions attack, down go the three
per cents at quarter TO three 1t IA gout or cold IN
the head, up go the three per cents and then it is
erysipelas and down they tumble again. A COM
raratiyc table Of months quotations OF the Paris
Bourse and the London Exchange, would offer
curious illustration OF the mercurial and phlegmatic
national characters.
BersDger is preparing brief memoir OF Lamennais,
which if Government permit Is to be published IN few
days. MericOurt has issued one Of his little yellow
libels on the deceased, whom he attacks yruently
and meany Us ever live did dead lion.
am told that during the late reign Of terror under
which the authorities trembling about the 2ith
Of Februav the Police made a search (perqusitiOa)
al the houfe and among the papers Of Guizot They
hSd their trouble for their pains. The Duke OF SAKE
Coburg is here pr the purpose of enbematsng to the
vulgar the cordiaty that exists between all COburgs
.rI Nsrolenn IL il the CoburO housa of which this