New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26

NJ tevu within The departm-at-not an opp""s"
az the Government. Subordinate funcnsnar,es ~
pIayed extrso dinary zeal IN faVor q. 'n'' 49, 49,.
and against the opponent. The favonie "as 49,
al the oppopent was defrated, and, wna' uioIe,
dismissed from the Nayoralty; bnt u" uop'"
~, ssse i that the whole affair has made
80. in the metropolitan newsI spers; that the Pre-
TT AZ the Department has i-it the necessity OF
xnlsinng himself in letter Ia one OF these metro
poi;tan newspaper and does not succeed over well
With his explanation. the standardization OF
which other metropolitan Journals point ont;
that the vice-Mayor (adjoini) and Municipal
Council send in their designations when they learn the
treatment their Mayor has received that the whole
matter is presented 10 the attention OF all France
As 70 direct interference with the freedom Of cleo
tions the action Of the Central Government here is
not especially different from that of our own at
Washington. Any Government official who opposes
or refrains from supporting the Government favor
ite loses bis Office. There s nothing 10 prevent the
Of voters from voting as they viii. The double
election Of Count Migeon to the Legislative Bbiy;
the presence there Of eleven professed opposition
members, sufficiently proves this. Where, and
where alone, the die' does he, is in the sup
preston by Government OF the opposition propa-
eand. No free speech the stump or in newspa-
peTs.
The Spanish are delighted with their little war
assiRst the Moors. Marshall O'DonnelPs passage
fem his civil past at the head OF the Ministry at
Madrid 10 his place as chief of the attacking army
at COrdova, is described "a popular ovation Inc
Morocco folks are getting up q religious, tanntcal
emil usssm per contra. These Mohamnedans have
IN advantage over the Christians in war. Ii the
Mussulmans are yictors, well of eOuree If they are
killed they 90 +" slap dab TO heaven which is bet
ter A. Christians of the military persuasion are
apt 10 swear terribly" let alone other sinful prac-
tees their orthodox prospects OF the next world
a.. al -, +bav a.aff
state Of Spanish finances pensisDs are Improbable.
The Germans this week are all honoring them
selves in hoporing the memory of their great ma
tional poet. Preparations for and celebration OF
tie grand national SoAiIerfeSt to-day very
properly take precedence OF political questions
with them leave this theme TO BE- treated OF by
your excellent correspondent IN Germany. L VIII
only make note Of what has been remarked upon by
the French, that Franz Joseph has in this matter
got the better of the Prussian Prince Regent The
torch-lght procession (Faokel-ag) which has been
refused in Berlin, went off magnlfcently in Vienna.
The Prince Regent subscrbes handsomely to the
proposed statue of Schiller, and the heir APP
parent apologies TO the Prussian public over
the shoulders of the Berlin City Council for
sbsenting himself from the celebration of
Schiller's centenary birthday TO ATTEND
That of his brotber-n-aw, the Prince Of Wabrs.
But Francis Joseph writes autograph letter 10
the Viennese Committee full of enthusiasm for the
author of Don Carlos and Wilhelm TELL inform
ing them that one of the public places in the new
plan of Vienna, shall he named after the poet
think have already given the programme of the
musical aud literary fee at the circus this evening,
which is TO be followed tomorrow evening, by q
banquet at the Sale Bartbelemy. The Partisan
public, il s pleasant 10 see, full of sympathy
(, AID interest in this enthusiasm of the German
colony in Paris for their MODEST national poet
Emperor and family are still NJ Compeigne, all
doing we'll. n His Majesty came into town last
Monday 10 csll upon the widowed Duchess of
L.utbienberg, daughter-in-aw OF Eugese Bean
harsis, and consequently niece-in-law on the
mothers side mot cousin, as French papers loosely
state, of his Majesty; then dropped in TO how
poor old Uncle Jerome is getting on under the
kindly care of poor young Princess Clotilie, and
then back 10 Compegne. One of the entertain
taiUEents of the week there, they say ia to be the
representation OF little dramatic piece written
pressly for the place and parties by Octave FeulOt
v no IL one of the invited guests at the Chateau in
which the female parts are to be filed by the most
eminent court ladies-oDe Of them, the jenkins
correspondent Of the Indfptndanee Beige nearly
bursts ntimatinR, by The Empress herself
Notwithstanding which lBefabe phenomenon,
The world stl continuing 10 roll with passable regd-
l8niy, ] come 10 fact of different order that
MY interest New Workers. And this is nothing
moie than the list Of the sixty members of the Mu-
rieipal Commission Of New Paris. You know that
after the first OF January next the city of Paris ex-
terds geographically 10 the fortifcati0ns Mont
malt e, Baiigl ole, and all the otter communes or
towns of the Baulien becoming parts of the New
Paris. The Municipal Commission corresponds in
certain resi- rcts 10 the Aldermen and Common
COurcil of New York. Not corresponding in GER
tain re- poets, you viii guess by OBSERVING that il
counts among its number, four members of the
Aced, my Of scienc.s, two ditto of the Academy Of
Medicine, two ditto of The French Academy two
ditto of the Academy of the Fine Arts The re-
mainder is made up of merchants manufacturers,
and other persOIs strictly fit TO their Office But Of
tie whole sixty only seventeen natives Of Paris:
showing herein likeness 10 New York and the
non disastrous tendency either side of the At
lantie from the country TO the capital.
While the subject of munifipal matters,
cenLot lep mentioning the recent acquisition by
The city about six of land in the neighbOr-
hood 10 be appropriated u nursery for the rails
ng OF trees ana shrubbery. So great is the demand
for the Bou. vards, the public gardens in town. and
the BOis de- Boulogns. There matters of Ian lscspe
gardening and urban ruralities remind me to glad
den the numerous friends of Mr.. F. l.. 0lmsted by
sttng them know that he has shown himself here
for Tie last few days, much improved in health by
his voyage.
R0EApARTIST DIsCT nGITREg