New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-26

of the war has pew channels 10 end, much internal
agitation during the coming years in England, and
when our administration is talked Of the Crmea
will be Justly quoted since there a that is bad in
our administration exhibited itself IN compact
form
There is A talk Of important results from the
Paris Congress- whisper Of the name Of Italy
which has magic for politicians, as for eveD body
IN a different way. b0mba, the say, Is TO be
brought 10 reason-Or rather reason is TO Dc
brought to Bombs A literary man, fresh from
Naples, told me yesterday that the whole town
bristles with cannon and soldiers But as Tor
extensive settlements Of the Italian question,
would not advise anybody to be sanguine on the
subject. Napoleon went quarrel with Austrs-
nor England, if her rulers can help il, with any
body. Europe is in pause now-s Kind OF
" silence like those in the Revelations, and the
end Of which you don't foresee, though you dimy
expect something great. More plalDly-this is
duh. practical time, when aspirations and ideas
are at discount aud nothing is active but money
erubbpg. Had il been otherwise. the Russian
war would not have ended sooD nor produced
so little. Everybody is bent on Order" Peace.
Peace that is the governing everybodies and
intervention in Italy " will only be petty
litte strobe of change leaving that strange state
of human life much as it is, till there Is spring
tide in the passions of Europe again when We
shall hAve-eyeuts But an historian and not
/. propbet aud shall return 70 the news OF the
day.
The Cars manifesto is respectable enough.
and don't think, an unreasonable affair. Ii was
published at st. Petersburg on the let April and
in London yesterday That he should speak with
profound respect Of his fathers memory is not
only natural but right
Being once more on the subject of that eternal
ege may ash il you ever heard story current
here about the capture of Lord D--l-that no
bleman who (like other brave fellows) had foes
here of the Jewish persuasion. whom he feared
more than Russ or Tartar-was taken prisoner.
owing to his being short sighted while out for
stroll 4" Al trhose suit said he, when the enc
my laid hold of him. 1t is affecting to think how
soon Sevasiopol will be mere theme for story
tellers and how poor Private Brown will limp
about for the remainder OF bis days with new
LIONS" engaging the public attention in face OF
him
Hawtbone-rather to my surprise, for always
thought that he was one of the shyest OF man
kiud-made Il capital appearance in public
the other night at the Mansion House.
Macaulay still remains silent about Penn.
though touched up by The Times and Paneh.
He does not reply in the coming number OF The
Rdinbnrgh When will he reply Wewant some
thing in letters to amuse u.s. for letters are any
thing but lively Just now, and the drama is worse
There has been row about the English version
of Nontalembert, which the author complains OF,
and old Croker defends. That Croker still lives
on and hicks even feebly is wonderful. Shall
tell YOU an epieram on the veteran, which have
seen in manuscript
IT ,rr in mind q. fe.Ae n a shrimp
Too duh to libel and too old 10 pimp-
The 90 whom be sold his wits,
emo At least debut here's the rub,
What poor Leno d. for BeeIzebub ["
This ia shamefully violent