New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-08

m f,yt of their Alice gainst their fellow oenoves
and subiect auxiliaries. This affair renders, IL
possible, more evident what has long been suff-
GENTLY clear to Us French, that the Turk needs
even more Of our help than We have yet gwen him
to keep his subjects in order. In place Of pro-
longed NEGOTIATIONS, either original or selected
from the abundant sources Of French priat and
talk, beg to submit two reflections which this sub
iect suggests My first reflection isupon the mar,
velous difference between your bull and my OK;
four nations 20 into general fight, which costs on
an average in dead and wounded nearly 1000 men
per day, all about certsin holy places which tSo
Of the parties do not consider to be specially holy
and which the other two are forever disagreed as
TO ho~ to keep holy and that is all right AID
esntemanly modern warfare; but here are hand
full of poor devils of Tunsians, who devoutly be-
b.ye that their God is God and Mohammed is his
Prophet, who cannot put up with these snserins
;ofd.ls in the neighborhOod Of their mosques, and
N the sincerity of their faith set to kill them aud
mi, /, murder. assassination and the ike-aprcpos
be il said under conviction and with due humility
beg to quote here religious reflection on the
war. by bis Grace the Bishop Of POitiers. 1t ap-
pears in the course Of 3" Synodal instruction" to
bis clergy, which for volume and multiplicity OF
topics is comparable to one of our three-day Con
eress speeches Zone would say quoth the
bishop, that Heaven after having armed the East
ern nations against the schismatic Autocrat who
towers over the East, hesitates to grant the VIC
= tory even to those whose sword he uses In his
cause, while the provOcations and menaces Of
some of them against Rome, their attacks upon
RELIGION and the Church, emulate the excuses
which it ia their mission to repress. This is a
pretty compliment to Sardinia and England My
second reflection is geographical, and respectfully
urged upon the attention Of the Bey of Tunis Re-
feet with me, my dear Bey, that Tunis lies next
door to Algiers. Vtrba~ sap. sat. Now, if yoa
are sapient, Bey, you will make at your earliest
convenience an uncOmmOnly handsome apology to
the Emperor for the indscreet zeal of those de-
vout soldiers Of YOU'RE.
That portion Of the Imperial guard, excepting
the geDd,Imerie who are already returned, that
we're sent out to the Crimea are now on their way
home. Their entrance into Paris is to be Of the
triumphal sort They will pass under the grand
arch of triumph and so down the avanne of The
CHAMPS Elysees, and into the garden OF the TUT
leries, where they willde6le before the Emperor
which is fete in the style of the first Empire
with difference; the deflers in the fret case being
pfed to more familiar relations with the Imperial
guard than our present man.
The fetes in honor Of the returned Imperial Guard
will be one of the entertainments offered To the King
of Sardibis, who arrives in day or two. Foe Ex-
positions of Industry and of the Fine Arts are kept
open also on bis sccOunt-snd that OF the stock
holders until the end Of the month. The Mega
tberian concerts, choral and instrumental, con-
tinue TO be given daily in spite Of the cold, at the
Crystal Palace-music impressive from the mere
Volume of it, let alone quality Of execution and
composition To-day, Felioien DAVID repeats his
Tuesdays programme, made up mainly from his
ov n compositions, some Of which are now per-
formed for the first time Berlioz repeats on S,sur-
dsy the opening concert Of the series, of which
sent prog ramme lat week; finally on Sunday
tho managers are to sut-Megatherium the Me-
gstherium, by choral concert OF 500 performers
These concerts are cheap, questionable aud
largely attended.
Our cOuntrymen here are for the most part well
content as they well may be, with the distribution
of prizes at the close Of the Exposition. Without
completing by the additional nanes the list OF sue
cessful candidates for prizes which | sent last
week, it is enough to say that their whole number
is seventy eight or as some say but think by an
error in cataloguing, eighty-ons. BY the way,
am told by persons who have no possible interest
in the natter but love of truth, that an article
slurrins Mr.. McCormick's resping aud moving
machine (Which has jYst received the grand medal
of henOr) and landing, in comparison, similar
machine of some other inventor, which was extern
sively quoted into American papers as from the
Paris Constitutional, is not to BE- found in the
columns of this last nsraed journal. SO far as l
have heard anything sad about this matter, and 1t
is much talked Of among Americans, there is
but che sentiment expressed, that the counter
eiter Of articles in the Constitutional if on sitting
the ease it proves that he was cOunterfeiter may
be (legslly) thrsshed by Mccormick. Who Nc
Cormjck is We do not personally know; but be is
one OF our banner men in Europe as Stevens was
with his yacht; has resped for US a harvest OF
glory, not of the red Sort but peaceful aud alto
eether creditable We run with his machine.
Let bis name be chysogr,phed
The American Commissioners and exhibitors
are to give q complimentary dinner next Monday
evening to Charles L. Fleisebmann, one OF yo1r
New York Commissioners, as al acknowledgment
on their part Of the aboriOns, faithful and efficient
services that be has rendered in the fall perform
spce of bis duties as Commissioner aud Jaryman.
Tie yiennese Exposition, to be opened in 1853,
"a not to be, Is has been sometimes stated, Uai-
raxs.l Ernos;,;on II will receive only tee pre-