New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

colleague, the ri nd Of Prudhon, and the eIpo9nder
Of his terrible doctrines. IL can scarcely i.ei sym
psthy with the Counissary OF the Republic he ws
then only 20 year, OF age IN its widest dsys, n"'
xi,h the Red NJ Olivier u. CarDot, ~ Goudshau1,
ara others Of the same stamp, on the mere chanc,
that one of its editor. may slip ia unnoticed Ana
are asked to believe that the S'ee Is sincere wnen
4 proclaim- in its Republican columns, NJ de La
boulaye WI there is no doubt, WILL should tue occl
sion require it, d-nounce 10 The Chamber the arts tna'
led TO the revolution of February Gen Cavaignac,
who figures in the same list, il a name apart A he-
publican. more perhaps from family tradition than
conviction he yet served the 0rl-ani.t Government,
took the oath OF allegiance IN H. and accepted honofs
and reward. from IL he did not conspi'e tor ts over
throw and his services "a Dictator of the Repubhc
are considerable enough 10 en,ile him t" be made an
exec UtoD. The coalition between the Dtb1h AID the
Sitce has brought on the former the sercnsms OF the
other Royal-t Journals and this day makes lauda-
BILE if not q successful effort 10 defend itself
As 10 the result Of the movement in Paris it is dill
cult 10 say anything. Paris, which prides itself on SUI
peror enlightenment, has sometimes elected very
Extraordinary people, and under strange circumstances:
in 1913, when the Republic burst upon the oonrgep's
Ike :hundercap, though still frightened at the
sound itself had made, gate Citizen Caussilere
1856 Geo votes, and conferred on Citizens Prudhon,
Charles Lagrange Lamennss, and Sergeant Boichot
similar marks of its affection. The Siece has done lts
best; il has certainly made earnest appeals 10 the
moderson and good sense of the party, but unortu-
naely those appeals have not been attended II sl,
however hopes TO Introduce ali Independent element
advice but will il be followed That's the question.
The Emperor invited on Friday last the seven Mar"
shas present in Paris TO meet him at ST. Cloud Alter
breakfast he made trial of the small railway which
runs from 81. Cloud 10 NiLeneuve lEtang, which Is
int Dded 10 convey troops on campaign. The Mar
sbals present Relic valiant Magnan paraguay
dIIillieIs Pelisser, Canrobert and Bosquet The ex
pertinent was however near terminating seriously for
all parties. There was no locomotive, out the wagon
which goes down the slope by its own momentum, as
on the descent at ST. Germain soon acquired veloc-
ity which the breaks could not stop. number OF
peasants who at work in the fields, or who were
attracted by curiosity uttered cries Of alarm at seeing
the danger. Fortunately, the wagon rushed into
powed field, where it was brought up. Anticipating
the rumors ihst would follow. the Emperor walked
about 81. Cloud yesterday, and went to the vaudeville
in the evening.
The MoniioBr Tiaicole says:
1.-The effect which we anticipated from the improved
temperature has taken place, and we receive from all
parts Of the vine growing countries, and even from
abroad the most satisfactory accounts OF the appear
ance of the plants From Marseilles to Bordeaux,
from the Var TO The Rhine, and from the Nord TO the
Pyrenees-Orentaes everywhere the vines are IN the
most admirable condition. Out OF France they nave
the same appearance; in Spain, Switzerland, Italy
and Germany The state of the vineyards everywhere
announces an abundant year. if nothing unforeseen
should occur TO mar such encouraging prospects. 10
the South the blOssomrg has commenced and is going
on most favOrably. These cheering prospects begin
TO the price of wine in the great centers OF pro-
duction; not that We have any positive decline to
record, but the proprletors and holders are es9 MN ~
their preensioDs As to alcobos, Their r-ai OF hcli,
tious depreciation is certain fact We have heaI9
apiece Of news which il It should turn out true, would
give vital blow to the beeroot and Prussian spirit
trade. 1t is stated that the Government, IN conse-
quence Of the ourshrg appearance OF the crops has
decided on removing the prohibition against dis.la-
ton from corn. We mention th. under all reserve,
and as requiring confirmation. Brandies are without
variation; TO the exaggerated advance in that article
has succeeded calm the end OF which cannot be
foreseen The brewing trade is going prosperousy,
and the accounts from the hop-growing districts are
very favorable"