New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-09
ENGLAND.
HOW PEACE WAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DEFEAT OF THE MINISTRY.

DEFEAT OF THE MINISTRY.
Correspondence Of The NJ Y. Tribune.
LONDON. Tuesday, April p, 1856
Paris has now become the finest city OF the o'vih
lied word and i! ia really surprising what tho -
of ore man can achieve when no wields the power
of o great nation When Louis NspoIeoa made 10
eory dftat Of the ID Of December the Affairs q
France were in most deplorable state; dlsofgse'
izaticn vas everywhere, and anarchy in the fussrs
wss the central expectation, for very few persons
had any confidence in his abilities. The loss -
real anG personal estate under tho mismAnaSemsns
Of the Provisional Government, WHOA took N
administration into irs on hands In lSa5 bad bon
above FIVE thousand millions Of francs, aud il ~
with a sigh Of relief that all classes hailed ne
charge; and certainly. whatever may DO tho iAa~
yidusl ppion We entertain Of the Glan in mora
sense, we must adus that the Republicans sbesa-
selves, such as Csvagnsc and others that cod
name, confess that Louis Napoleon was the MAJ fw
the times. aud that he hes done more Tor Frssss b
regard TO Der prosperity abd power tsaa have dsss
any of tic Govern III, hts which have hitherto rulcA
over her. write this becaufe find that such 10
tie general impression among Gl classes In Frsscs.
Where / have found that Napoleon is the most
popular hos been among the pr0yerbislly restless
working closes of Paris. You would DO sur
Jrif6d Lad you heard many hard working mea,
WHO had sppisuded The Republic at the downfall Of
Louis Philippe. say that they would willingly to1
hangusn 10 place the hemp around the neeks "
edru r. biz md company, were they to aifelnps ~
disturb The orotr of things how existing 10 Franco
mention this fact because you are pretty ssa-
tIsy, On the other sdo vi the Atlantic, under Q
INN hot tha Ia Tod
Tie truth il, that if the man is despsed tho
sOrersiga is admired. go true is it that men judge
OF actions by their results; and surely no ono ca
deny, who reyisits France at the present time and
rem, mbers her US she stood at the beginning and
at the eLd If le49 that the result Of the corp deGf
has been blessing to the nation, however greata
cure to few. Your sympathies toward France
~ sn oppressed nstioo sre, therefore. misplaced,
ard this we viii find 10 be truer as We look Dis
p.ssioDst, at what 10 slowly working itself 0st
in that beautiful country; mean the Democrats
e nGencies " Lch the Government Of the Emperor
evnCes. To mention only two instances: tho losAs
ard tie creation Of the Credit Mobiler. Were
I 1T these The wrencbiDg from the royalties OF
fl snce If their long enjoyed monopoly, 10 favor q
tie people, This is perfectly we'll understood BY
The people Of France, among whom at the pTeseH4
time sou fpd Tar more real prosperity than yea
ever net with before. Another fact which WILL
perhsfs, surprise YOU but which is nevertheless .
TACT is tbct there is considerably more liberty u
speeeh in France than you reckon for-it Is the lib
ertJ Of gostip, If yCuIke, pow
er Which Louis Nspolton does Lot attempt to sup
press-wlich suppressed itself after the corp
dfto,, for I'd one then hnew exactly what mishs
iollow, or the nature Of the ground upon WHICH -
st.cd But il you Vish 10 bestow your VR
patLies On foreign nations sghlDg tof hnefH w
csLnOt do better than cast IN 10 al on INC sue
Italy There is n.isrule ceupied WIZ ORC oPpr
fflfDI
Nrues and OF Rome is truly heartrendiDg, ana Ho1
s,i,i,s are lees depressed on whiting LomDardy, u
~ g. =, a.. hone which swells the heart as We
- m The silent but expressive and UNANIMOUS
sts,i.p Of tie LOmbsTds against Austrian
doujpon. | will give you an instance OF IL
Jberewss a great iete g'eh a. siIah IniS "in'ef
l., C,rpt-: all the first families were present.
~ ,he NELSON'S who were 10 the habit OF visit
10 he ,mily circle there was an Austrian Majo<
a rem The Count bad known IN former times
Most uul,riuLst ely the Count sent him, also, an
!, stion to this ball hop g. most likely that tho
Nsior would lave the seLse not 10 come. The
hsil wss at its hight when the Major appeared in
iul uLii.rm Immediately the music ceased. the
aGies 6ancir &, quilted their partDers the whOls
sken bly, broke up ard prepared for departure
I be scere must have been highly impressive an
assure you prefer being the historian Of Whist
ock place to having stood UNDER that Majors
inform.
Tbis leads me to say that, notwithstanding Al
lat hss been written 10 the contrary, Count Cs-
gour, tie ssidiLisb PltBlpteDfisry to the Confer
-Lees at Pslis, did pre..Dt to France aud England
memorandum on the italian question, setting
forth boldly the pecessity Of introducing THE ques-
iCr asa topic Of discussion at the Conference.
bis was done prior to the opening Of the Congress-
I relsrd received the COLI muncation with 81 mps-
Thy, France, coldy. In this circumstances little
surdnis showed berelf to advantage. You are
aware that The great powers, as they style them
selves, hod Arranged that sbe should have no vsta
st The Conference.-The object Of such proceed
ing uas, undoubtedly to deprive England Of hsx
vCie, it wss clear that Sardinia would follow d
her wske-tut Count Csuur, Or bis arrival q
Psris. strenuCusl, resisted aud would have ieet
refusing to appear At all 1t the Conferences, ~ -