New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-20

nearly sIl men Of all shades of opoion. There are
exceptions very positive once, but they are oniy
EXCEPTIONS OF course, the exceptions may %
nearer right than The scceP'ers. As to sne am
ues,y he liberal interpreters sfgue that 1t IL not
parcon Of the Offenders. but sn oblivion OF the Of
frnse srd. consequently, scts as virtual aoroga-
tiou Of the seventh aud wors, article OF the lniqa
tous Law Of Public Safety. Their argument Is
PATIENTLY clear and ,oupd ID logic, law, snd equity
SO patiently clear that The esrnes.ness VIII when tue
argument pressed would seem sup.rtilous or sus-
pcious. Nobody here appears "a regard IL super
fuous c.rtaic some d. regard II as suspicious.
theoretically. metsphyslc,Iy, as one usy say they
asmit that amues,y Is oblivion; but the ponce IS
neirI er theoretical ror metaphy slcas-eminen1Iy
practical and PHYSICAL rsther-lesst oil All Oou''ous'
they cannot forget if they would; they have re-
corded anteceienl.n all numbered, filed and cata-
logued at the Prefecture, yoUmlnou. and easily re-
terred tablets of memory. Now II there come
mnemonic bomb-s,el or other destructive r,slcide
explosion IL jig their memories wilhsl, say the
suspicious We could not help, they cosld not hep
themselves from watching us, ss beng suspect
And Their -rgnmeDt ia pretty ciesr and soupd.
That the direc, application of the amnesty IS
bope.t aud complete, | have no doubt Home Is
home though never 50 hOmely, AID nearly al those
whose cas-. il reaches will toke advantage OF tito
return To France. What their number Is may be
Judged With Il tolerable approach u accuracy from
the frhoaiog 6enr-s After June, ISIS, there
were OO3 per.nus transported, mostly 10 Ayers,
Of utom all but rs have dlsd or been suffered 10
r,tuIn-s portion If the r.msinder have become
settled residents in that colony; after December,
ISL there were 90 - persons transported, the
usiorily 10 Aelrrs but partly y Cayenne and
Cor,ics. of9hoin ,70- reGlsln in those countries
after Orsini boub st-ll exploded, Government, TO
inspire something If the terror Il ielt transported
tvs persons. If whom 2l9 have not yet been let
back o. this multitude OF > 3l5 persons (Which
includes think, al sent into exile anywhere "a
we'll az those transported 70 AsieTs or TO the penal
settlements there are said u remain untouched 0y
Imperial grace up IL the 10th of last August, aud
spared from death, ~. persons. l have every
reason IN believe that tbs SD census 10 c'ose upon
The ruth. To eXsggerat- il can help none but
bad cause. Louis Napoleon has received very de-
cided help Ia ihs, gay from bis best enemles. HE
great msoriy If the survivor. O' previous pardons
hesrt-br.sk and physical disease, are returning or
Will return They take advantage OF d ardy &C, 81
Justice: they eXercier ight 10. privilege.
few WhO bayr Wonted Themselves 70 new conditions
of lite viii say abr sd Others, stil smaller num-
Der, too stu,ll unfortunately u be styled class,
stay abroad from higher motives than are offered
by the prosperity acquired IN exile OF py tue
hope or fear Of rrneai us their old life at home.
OF these, Louis BlaDc, Victor Hugo, Felix lyat
Proudh H. aud perhaps Others, have written letters
on the occasion. Blaoc's IA marked by sense and
dignity; Pyat'- by psthos and dignity; Prouihons
BY Wit END gle; Hugo's oy acharacterstlc rheto-
ric that would hove been more appropriate 10 an
Grafton or poem than to letter. You will be likely
II pint them all ID full, and | may spare your
readers further comment upou their Contents.
What comes within roy province rs your Paris
reporter ~ 70 note that they have all been published
in the daily papers here. And ths brings me 10
speak of the corditiol of the French press since
the decree that anuuled al past warnings, and as
II Is claimed by pubcists, all consequences OF past
warnings For 1t u to BE- observed that the first
Journals oere ah1 Government journals among the
fret agree that this decree WAS but tle compile
ment Of ihe amnesty. Not only were al past
warnings explicitly declared null aud void, but in
plcitly they are annestled TIE punishment for
the ,fe1se Is not merely RENTED, but the Ohense
Itself is though it bad not beeu and, therefore,
the right which organic SPRUCE gan law on the
press gives ID Government of suspenilng' news
paper after this warning must be- acquired ne moro
and Gb OrO b. hAtcbf no two new '0rsrt sSsmeHfS.
! sm afraid your readers will not seize the distinc
lion u il made much of here they may be as
surtd, aud is considered a. making great differ.
ence. To illustrate: Suppose that three weeks
ago the sucie uew-psper editor had written, what
The Duke OF Mod,ns Old four yetrs ago, that Louis
Napoleon wssa Mister BOnapsrte" that he was
a "sef-styled Emperor; ths, ~ was a" brgapd
(brLonf) and Ihtt bis followers we're ''knages
(,J,bi the Suede would have been suspended, huog,
executed fhe same day; there were then two warn
iugs already hand At the Stscte office, constant
reminders Il its editors and owners of thu uncsr-
tsinty Of Journal HE. But now suppose that the
editor If Ibat sheet should so far forget, or remem
Der, himself as ~ ihtOr.e the Duke views of his
brother majesty, Tomorrow morning he would
doubtless catch warning; but the theory OF the
late decree is, that he might repeat the ohense on
Saturday morning, when, OF course, he would
'cstch it" again but toe Sucie could be regularly
zach ketched, or suspended, TIL Sunday morning.
T~oof tbe lat, Modenese Dukes letters have oeen
published here, by the way in all the papers. That
Incendiary sheet THE n. Y. TRIBUNE never
wrote more hardly, never 20 grossly of the Empe-
rCr of the French. This little klagct BY Divine
Right could give oil the knsyes 10 the reddest rev.
Olutlouist Of the clubs OF l-i- and then beat him
in the game Of yitupera,lng fellow crowned head.
He rad better pl,yed whist, the uulucSy little
Duke. HIS letters are not exactly OF tue kind 10
recommend him to Louis Napoleon IN this his time
of need, for present Nsplleonic help. But you
will receive these, too, into your au-embraclng
pages. They are more entertaining to outsiders,
and quite as unfOrtunst. br the writer as the
famous Wise epistle you have lately printed. In
cas-. you should not reproduce them, | ought u
say, in justice TO the Nlrgnian Governor, that no
writes much more lihe gentleman than the No
deuese Duke.
To return TO the condition of the French press
as affected by the recent DEGREES. Ii there has
been DO advance in legally secured liberty the adj
vance 10 boldEess Of tone is yet most striking. IL
publicsts It'll write with halter about their
necas, there is allowed 10 them an unusual length
Of rope. There have been published IN Parlsian
journals, within the past fortnight, articles which
would have been assurejly followed year ago by
the speediest punishment "a warning to the pub