New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

the Few dogma; the combination Of blind faith
ard bla'pbeny is accordant with the nature OF the
Nespolitsn King.
II used 10 be long way from Naples To
England; the distance, by moral affinity, seems
ouriOu.ly shortened Of late between their re-
Gpectiye rulers. Yesterdays fasting and humilia-
tion are graver blunder than the misninliDg Of .
baby. Because some dozen or two OF lords ard
others have feariuly bungled in the management
Of war, have caused the death OF thousands, aud
the needless fasting and shivering of other
thousands, and have kept the whole En-
glish nation in permanent humiliation for
months together, they order one day 10. be
specially set apart for the purpOse-not OF sacrI-
fcIDg their passions, and prejucIc 5, and yanites
but of making other people, VITO are not az
f, ult in the matter, sacrifice one days worth OF
their essential interests, by way OF spology 70
Heaven for the errors Of dozen or two lords and
others. Praying is good, and should be performed
on each of the three hundred ard siX,y-ive days
OF the year, and consist mostly in expressions OF
thankiuness for en- opportunity OF dong anG
being we'll To ask Divine Providence 10 undo
and forcibly counteract our or somebody's else
human lmprOyldence-to roast our coffee without
FIRE, to inspire Admiral Boxer with common hu-
mainly, snd 70 make had management in general
produce better results than goods asking more
than was ever promised even by divine beney-
olepce, and wasting day 20 boot. They do these
tLngs better in France Just at present, with their
sound notion Of 8 help yourself and Heaven vii.
help you
Religious funeral honors 10 the memory of Don
Carlos, recently deceased at Trieste are TO be
pad tomorrow in the Church of the Madeleine,
by such Spaniards in Paris as are adhesents to HE
cause
lie town has been entertained for the past few
days by curious correspondence between THEIRS,
ct.ta nd Itr
Tie Doctor stated the other day, in the last vol
ume of his Memoirs, that meeting was held in
ls4q. at the house of NJ. Theirs, t, which Gen.
ChsIe6IBier and VI. De MOrny were parties
tie purpose of which was to plan dis
solution Of tie constituent Assembly ard arrest
several of its members. among others Gen. La
moricicre. 1t was hierss coup detat, De Nor
ney. having in view the future interests of other
PARTIES, rather opposed the plan, and il fell
through That part Of the Memoirs containing
tLis statement, was published in the ieuileton of
La Pyesse. The Saturday! number OF that jour
hal referring TO the DTS statement, says:
The friends Of NJ. Theirs, and NJ Theirs him
self absolutely deny this assertion, aud declare
mot only that the details given in the Memoirs
ARE fabricated but that the conference IN qnes-
tion never took place La Presse for
Sunday has note from Neron, IN when ne
"maBtsins all the details of the confer
"eace as perfectly accurate" saying that
lie il not the sort OF man to write
memories, with tie most authentic aud carefully
consulted sources Of information at hand. Mon
davis PnSse gives the following reply, signed
"Ibiers:" MIR Editor-You have, at my request,
denied an assertion in the Memories dun BoN-
"peois de P0Tis, that had been cited IN your Jour
nal. This assertion being repeated, restrict
myself in order to close the subject, to confirm.
"ipp over my own name, the denial which
- al
us three letters in reonder; the first, from the
Doctor 10 the ditOr, need not be cited here-it Is
PREDATORY TO the copy Of second which he had
address, 10 VI. De NOrhy, aud the essential part
of which runs as follows: Il take On myself the
"responsibility of the publicity which | thought
proper to give to a fact (tbe conference in ques-
tom Of such great historical importance; but
twill Won Permit me to remind you that heard
Even foiate oil the details # this conference some
lime after the dissolution OF the Constituent As
'.sembly, and to appeal to your recolections on
.tLis subject" Then follows Morny's answer,
which / give entire:
"SIR AND DEAR COLLElGur-rbe ftc'' IL CUES
tip, ea,.d by you in the Memories IN Bourgeois d.
Par'', are OF Tho most ,eI9pdIous ti'e'hado w.
In Wedne.day's PresS Theirs SURGEONS at
some length, but the essential part of his cOmmu-
ncaton is its first sentence, which reads, IL, too,
have my recolectiOns, which are distinct and, l
maintain, as well founded in all respects for the
"deaal that have opposed in the narrative of the
"Memores.' So, for the present the affair stands.
There must be terrible Justification somewhere.
Tiers has not an immaculate character for We
racity. You may remember that Bixo gave him
almost tie lie direct, few years ago, 10 the
/ course of a debate in the Legislative Assembly.
[ Then Theirs Immediately challenged Bixio. They
went out. with their seconds, to the Bots de Bou-
loppe. satisfied" themselves. without blood
shed, and were both back TO their seats before
the session rose; but at that time Theirs did not
disprove, nor try to disprove, except by denial,
the statement whose repetition caused him to chal-
lepee Bixio As for Neron's veracity, that is not
immaculate either. To 20 no further back than
the volume preceding the one which contains the
/ ofIense against Ihiers-he there makes statements
whose business is denied BY General Bedeau aud
other persons. -,
Alb, nj has enjoyed farewell triumph at Cadiz in
the Pie Tol,use Of Rossni which surpassed in bril-
! lispcy and extravaganza anything similar in Amer
/ icsn productions. She will soOn be 10 Paris. Te-
| d,sco has lust arrived from ST. Petersburg. Thai
| berg has finished an opera, entitled Aonaideschl;
/ the story, OF course, taken fiom the history OF
= ristipa of Sweden, ard of her unfortunate sec
re.sry. The principal part, composed especially
for Bettini is now being studied by that tenor, IN
! der Tbslber's instruction, at Turin An operetta,
nroduced last week at the Opera Comique, by the
/ Prince de Ia Moskows, meets approval from the
| critics.