New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

Begstop of he esutifui And The god, and pnpdao e
! vtiIs equally offensive ~ The eye~ soi TIE mod
Every sbo req ecs hnsh .soud never e ryes
that hb - ure HE sr' IN order - accomplish .h 20
Which r. CALI vpcn 70 brirg for-h u1.. oct only De
no'si thought but asO cha-te sD3 pure in frm sDd
| eIpretnL-
One eaInot but assent 10 ibeee words from
whatever quarter they proceed But alss they
do lot alter NJ opinion If French judges. far, A.
tie proverb says, BHe Jo,s est pas cOutu1s<. a.
| sensrf, late Speaker of the Constituent Assembly
add Minister under GeDeral Caya gnac, defended
| he Rerier. The Other misa.e concerns
| BHhOp B.rhechose, who hss not been appointed
| Arehbshop OF Tours, a. the papers bad announced
| The preierment has been bestowed on an obecure
| b shop OF NiyieY..
Tie Catholic ChuIch of France is afflicted by a
lew scandal in the shape Of lawsuit against the
ladies of Picpus." A million Of francs il claimed
back from this religious community. VIVA. stu
alton Here is a convent which has actually re-
cey,d million from single individual. How is il
possible To cOIciliae the wow of poverty" OF the
nuns With the amazing wealth Of the community 7
Indeed, the,e rellglu establishments assume
frigttul proportions IN France. During the admin
| lstra.i0n Of the late Archbishop Slb0ur alone, y
new corporations were founded 10 Paris, under
various d. nominations.
The OctOgeDdrIan scientific writer Blot, has been
received as member Of The French Academy; NJ.
| GuzOt called upon 70 answer the speech of the
new Immortal" II is scarcely necessary TO add
that the haraDgue Of the political historian sd
nirable IN form and loiIy in thought though dog
matte and dry IN the extreme. he finished by
| quota ion from The Gospel, and pronounced rather 4
sermon than literary discourse.
The tenor Duprez is, perhaps the only artistic
| sovereign whom bis ParIsans have not aoando ned
since bis add cation. He sings no longer for him
self but for the poor. be is mayer Of a small
parish in The eLyifons of Paris, and every year
gives a concert fE the benefit Of his distressed fel
lOW.viile gers. Last week be- took part IN concert
| the profits OF which are destined 70 poor artist
aid was received with enthusiasm. His daughter
Madame VandeBheuyel, sang With him the duet OF
"kig,letO.
The new drama of Alexander Dumas junior, the
Money Question: Of which have already spoken
has been represented at the "Gymna.e, and
much applaudod by the spectators. The amazing
success Of this young writer has not yet received
the smallest check.
have heretofore called your attention 70 the CIR
cumstsnce That historical publications now cOnsl-
tute The chief element of French literature, aud
are in cou,edu, nee eagerly sought for by the SER
our portion OF the pubic. The 4th aud 9TH volu
of The d" NJ, mOirs of Marshal Marmou', although
referring t. nothing but military details and deduc
tOLs have. III virtue of that disposition, excited
more interest than would have been their 10. in or
binary liner. Beside, they abound in curious anec
dOtes referring TO The epoch Of the first Empire,
the history of which is retraced IN thee two vol.
umes, namely The years 1872 and lsl3. IL has
been remarked that the Duke Of Ragusa wages an
inces saDt war against his companions III arms. and
burls bis eharpest arrows, poisoned with the
bi'ter poison OF hatred and revenge, against the
Marsha and Generals who, brave as they may
have been made themselves most willingly the ser
vile nstruments of Imperial drspOtlsln. His anger
goes 40 far that We are almost inclined 10 repeat 10
Msrmort the recommendation which NOltaite adj
dres,c ~ the Jesuiis: Endeavor by all means 10
Glove ole another little, Tor II YOU do MOI, Who
" che in the world will love you ~
The Judgment which the late Marshal passes On
the Eneli.h army has, We are bound to confess,
been mBryelOusly conf rmed III the Crlnean ciul-
pagn. He bestows the greatest parse on the gal.
srry Of the soldiers, and remarks that the tre OF
the English Infantry Is more murderous thsn mat
of ANY other corps. But he adds: Z" II only one
wh,e of the costly machinery happens to be stop
"ped the whole is instantly dIscrgaIzed Moth
ing could be more true aud the English would d"
", 10 mind advice given by 40 high an authority
Among other interesting incidents, We hnd a con-
yersatiOn which il sad to have taken place between
Napoleon I. snd Marshal Msnnont, a iew days be-
fore the disastrous and decisive battle OF Leipsc
The es.ful dictator explained to his lieutenant,
if We are 10 believe the latter, the difference which
there vas in his mind between man OF honor aud
a con, cientious mau. lie preferred the former, be
cause he usually kept his word, while the second
LOOKED after the necessity and expedency OF MS
actions THUS" said he, my father ln-aw, the
Emperor of Austria has done what he believes
to be for the interest OF hspeope but mas betrayed
" the word which he gave to me; he is decent con
.scentious man, but no man Ut honor We I'M
derstaud now why blind obedience TO the word OF
command. though il may break the laws OF ones
country and Of humanity, uample liberty under the
feet Of a ferociOus sodiery, and annhllate the vel
| fare Of nations for ages to come, u called by
| euphony military honor" The Duke oil Ragusa
| A. ka W rOu this
when be BETRAYED his Emperor and benehctsr for
what be believed to be the tterest of his country;
but what was be when, in July l-30, he cannou-
sded the valiant citizens of Pans, in the defense OF
ROYAL ordinances which be himself declared to be
unlawful
| Msr,bal Marmcnt gives US also curious IN
stance of Mursts amusing Infatua'iOn and selt-con
| ceit During the campaign Of 1913 the VAN king
Of Naples told him that one day while walking 10
the streets Of his capital with his Queen he was
greeted with great enthusiasm by his subjects, aud
that he was SO deeply moved by this token OF de-
y, ;edness that be could not help ing tO his fair
partner, :" Poor people they are joyful They
| - 60 not know What a misfortune 10 threatening
them! They do not know that l am going
AWAY - 1t would, indeed, have been better for
the Nespolians and Murst himself, if he lad
never endesyoied 70 come back
Perhaps the whole ruth is not told ia these
Memoirs for five are TO trust German paper
which j. generally well Diormed, Louis Napoleon
read them in manuscript. He blamed II 10
said the Marshal for the reproaches with which
| he loads The memory of h- former colleagues, ana
expressed HI establishment that such an lnte
| gent man should have given Ia Louis XVIII. the
the sdyice 10 hoist the tri-coored flag thus
| piece of Information all be found IN IA subsequent
| volume, not yet published. q" The King, re-
marked the present Emperor Of the French
| e. .c,.d ,,i.ely IN refusing Ia comply with that