New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28

fs'e ~ that the Christian Walk ana conVcr'a-
ssfH, 81, later hle was not CHRISTIAN
ton O. Takers try to make much, not OF what Is
: - r. s,eseb. but Of VIVA. IL iei' OUT OF u.
ab'ence OF '.' sgn6cant Bureigh shake omnous
10 for 'oem This talk about rupture of the ALI
| OF lie rOp'Vis IL existed long before the dipio-
ance II bo were affixed 70 the articles OF the
matte rtsership entered into for the carrying
speelS IC,;meau business being formed on the
On o. 'aoisrcing basis of well understood common
a., The sparkling petulsnee OF farls edl-
DN 80 ,bs Orumbllng thunder OF London edtof;
I.harcnrbs of tipsy Engli,h Minister al Lord
T.,ors dinner. or the gasconade oi IRE oa'.s
niYab Colonel. cannot seriously affect II. a.
fNu. ;oSe,d the relations between the two great
Ple..sot,t;yes of European civilization are rather
ieP.of ,aace than of active alliance. This 10 reason
'n'ns Or fbe Emperor not TO dwell upon the word
tDstor he future united action of the two nations
n,,e,nal European saairs-in the real settlement
y ,bs Italian question or of the Eastern question:
:. y. -, rrob,biIty is greatly strengthened by the
..,sIrotbtnine Of the French maritime power IL
,'SonbtIes, cause Of irritation to England van
~ 10 share her rule Of the waves OF when sDe ha'
80 long cs;med to be the mistress, WIN rance
though this ia only q relative and no post'e dlni
nuton of Der power. But her good sense mus, Yen
Isr tba. abe NAV gain a. partner all that sne loses
ln5v;duslIy III IS the make of the English mind
That y,uity should yield TO good sense The part.
Ine, whose alliance was eagerly sought IN lana
lbusiness which has hitherto been alone the rencH
lspecislty. becomes now more than ever dosirauo
liz all f,feon business az associate, ana more "
lbe deorecsted "a an enemy because OF MS aug
lmsnted maritime strength. The essence OF the sig
lrscsnce of the Imperial speech lies IN these words
H. The more powerful nation is, the more ID II re-
L. .pected:" which are well paraphrased 10 tho
M = . ahnl at .sHn
l.. cord sud harmony, but it may, to certain de-
Cres BE- their guaranty" 1t is foolish for tn
lrsssi,b TO see a threat in the phrase; it is the
| tatemeDt Of fact.
disappointment is felt by those who looked IN the
mech t0r some allusiOn 10 Italian affairs EXpecta-
In bsd been raised in that direction by the late
r.it 10 Ploubieres Of Count CavOur. Doubles
No subject is too complex to be dismissed with
,nos sentence or two, too delicate to be exposed
m The vulgar in long discourse, and too serious to
liz ;rtroA,ced amid festivities. notion just now
D,ey,s tb,t the Emperor is likely to betray active
i,mnathjss with Piedmont. and that he is less IN
Lind than ths English Government toward the
lsynsc,ed resumption OF diplomatic relations with
lN.nles That there ia any better new basis for
l.ucb an opinion than the fact of Csv0urs visit and
line mere blind guesswork that has been built up
sbou thst visit does not appear. As for this pre-
ll,ntous rupture OF diplomatic relations with
king Bomba, that wretcbed monarch has thus
Lar bsd decidedly the best OF 1t. In the original
l.ptended causes of the rupture-his beastly
l,nety and misrule-he has not consented nor
have the allied monarchs been able to make
him con,eut. to any change whatever. With
Their OWN weapons Of mastery inactivity he
La. beaten them. His position, viewed from the
l6pomstic bosh and blathersksyte point OF view, is
lnshnken and as high a. theirs. Later, ia the
I1,e Of the Cagari and the Engineers, after hold
lao out 10 degree that amounted to victory, no
ayed his principle captivating ONLY 10 brute force
l.. force which, if the allies were honest and
logical, they would have applied vigorously and
generally long ago.
To return 10 the fetes Tagged spectators are re-
turned giving glowing accounts OF its glores very
LITTLE Of which could any OF them see. The
eOwd was ~ great as 10 remind one OF the wonder
lul CHEESE procession of which faithful report
will be found in the Pasha of Many Tales. The
! thunder Of cannon out-Jupitered Jupiter Tonans;
lbe powder.smobe Obscured the sun; the fireworks
land iluminations outshone the sun; night and day
were turned tOpsy-turvy; the sea was turned into
land in the great basin; the landsmen had to turn
Into all manner Of Judgments set up IN sc0ws sklfis
|eamets ships &C., on sea; the railroad depot was
! hmed into church with All altar where the Blsh-
! ly Of CoutSnces sang 1e Deum and prayed to the
kddess Of the imperial guests; then 1t was turned
Into thester with stage less splendid in it's scenery
: where Madame Doche CHE original Dame aux Ca
|, |beEss) played play and Delmeau played pantO
1me SO much and more Of the hke--with gaping
kasauts aud sea-sick members of the English Parlia
bsnt, anu new-made knights of the Legion of Honor
Flor the CterbOurg fcres. Now the Emperor and
Empress are in Brittany, sowing aud reapsg golden
fynous with deeds OF pecuniary charity and con-
GCknce, dancing and public dining and general AHA
bihN. So far as can be gathered, not from the Off
! fs accounts in the MOnaeRr, but from all sorts ot
reporters, the Emperor is received everywhere by
trvst popular cuncourse and real popular welcome
Re hear of no accident occurring to mar the pleas.
pres Of these great festivities, except the squeezing
! + death Of one curious woman by the throng at
therbcurg and the beheading of another, who
foud rush madly TO car that was already oyertul,
N the last wheel Of the pleasure train it left Caen.
Fpm the East We have further reports OF tanat-
fal violence In Bosnia in Armenia and at GAIA, in
. Palestine il is the violence of Mussuman fanatcism
jIercised upon Christians; Mt khania, in CANDIDA it
! bloody reprisals of the Greek Christians upon
Der Mussuimsn cppressors. la the Lsbanon in
Ers Il is violent fermentation among the Chris
bans themselves, ready 10 tear out each other eyes,
Eibout the Gregorlan calendar. The Pope has
Ia beeu eudeavoring IL introduce this calendar IN
! base regions for no other conceivable reason than
lnirOduce at the same time the orthodox saints
lat hang to it. The Patriarch of Damascus, whose
Irsdicon extends over those parts, was favorable
, Ithe Innovation. TWop parties soon arose ON this
, latter, dividing friends aud members of the same
ssehOd from each other, whose mutual ex-
Icerston has risen TO such degree as threatens
break out in bloody hostilites. ln Egypt.
s reported, plot has been discovered
ans. the life of the Pasha Rumcr runs
lstt wss part of widespread conspiracy,
lGthat four thousand muskets and large quantity
rvder Ass been found in one Of the wagons at
! Iln.
!. To change the theme from the last fight OF en-
. Issei barbarism 10 the latest triumph OF vigorous
yEzs,ion. Except sbsconding debtors, default
seshiers, SwsrtwoutiDg officials, thieves on their
lAsr snA elnnr yonnr ladies'. all tho world over