New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

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/ beng LIT ~ re iAuDd-rovl;s from .,e N.ii.sl
/ NIB csuHeuisble ccsC... L. sOij pNIi.sn
l,sd,- "A. hD- political s.bt, ani proposes rs
tonsl ,utscrlyiloa fo- 90 pulch.s- u o. mil,on
I mUsksis Vtch takes g-b. ta-y s-y-h-, . r5.o-
usr setting E-Es1e SI;l = 90 f-a9c. :sslls.
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IL Icy, losd,c, Ed h-is J-rc q .. Lous Nap 20
leoD j. -. a. uUch ;. b=I-y 9. y. !.,e " cgupsn-
Jon 10 Ans ard - az cIrous g. = ha- fleet
ihs eonc-rt-d seton Of to c.-tIc,i 1,fiy N h,ve
| oD,n L.. policy toward hous. l,-Ir sgy20r: II
fras- mgortsrc- 70 LID. bit t1-y may moi :h.t -
/ y .qusDy a. ? ken. I-us f.r 10 Ho.e tie Pspa
| GGG,rLueu. opposes ia soo:,c rs iEtrfir 20 q.
p.r.i.,,L: urae,cy IF administrative reuTu. A.
Rome ...elf I'D "a 81 80 vest s.ce Of tie Apeu-
me- d : sD.WeTab.9 for re pre.eTvaiIon OF o.
/ c-T, AID ,selet5e game = eglA cr'~ee1 :. Z sid
AbtoreL A. refuse: % reform .nj y nus; su:-
! TIN hin L :. s5-.es o. the eastern so.e OF TIE
/ A,eDDIres TIE conciilous Me dIf-reut \. refuses
| - reform. y. refuses 20 check rebellion. Ii tee
/ Isfb,s-s lssl lrI-, ole OF tao itLgs must hap
geL-s pICvI,lOLsl REBELLION 80 prolonged So 10
| become te fec'o iIeoly lodep aa6eui Government
| or 90 attempt u tie part of the PsDs Government
! 10 .uppr,ss rebellion 5y h-lp Of NE rc-tsry Swiss
Austii.rl etc-io which .ast Csc -4rr G1risl.l.
srd be million uu.k-ts. Meantime We .re.dy
hesr Of couspirscIes discovered 10 ArcoBs, bat 80
extensive 10 their ramhcstlors that the Papal
Up the discovery by trials AID penalties. - for
a'd ron Nsglts, OF which We bear good deal
nobody exll aims low Nsple. all ,sse care 9f her
SIT Ten her troops sic engaged n tie service Of
tie Pope.
Tie Zurich Conference is supposed 70 BE naar
is erd, having nearly succeeded 10 craving up ne
toms Of th- trestiss-Cue between Anstris sud
France, coptAipue AustIls's couc' s''on Of Lou-
hardy 70 France ere between France aud >ardlnl',
containing France. corces.iOn Of Lonbudy 70
Sa1dluls: SID ore Containing ihs declaration OF
pesce among tie powers. That's except {. aarn-
lug the material and acquired fact % the conquest
OF part of LIN hardy by tie Allies iron AusIrls
for tie benefit Of Ssvtiola TIE Conference Of
Zu-lch leave. tie It,hAn question - vide open -
ever. IL ihs state Of things. the public, Ike dog
who hs. bad twenty different masters, and lost
cspsciiy for fdthty. but iVu)ss A.ttssly TIE
nlsile OF tie ir.t newcomer I'll some other
whistle calls Inn Oh, drI0s rather 70 the opinion
that Cousr,,s VIII Iake place. NOBODY Sees clear.
IL Tow Congress csn assemble 81 present, or for
month 10 come. Nor II Il NOT 70 De- supposed by
the uosi s,Dgule ;hat Austria hiss yet coae "a ac-
ctIt tie CONDITIONS of Lord John Russell. ant
European Congress wlihou; Epelsa representation
is al ab.urdiy. For does anybody ace Clearly how
Congress s 10 uUrayel tie tsrs cd lmerOgliO OF
European shsirs-Iufkey, BY The NAY, with Der
late extensively ran ned sub sO conspiracy, being
HE e. cftr theme fer discussion IS well 80 ltsly.
1 be only poln. which most ulen are sgreed 10
that somebody must do something, and that quickly.
II j Just tie point Which your cptresPo 4dent
lend sm not sure but Louis Napoleon, saving his
msjesty differs from them. Let things do tnenl-
s-lyes.
The Emperor is expected st Bordeaux the 18th
Of this month tie vii be treated there - ball.
Tie sauguine had been hoping i would be table
fesSt--'or dinner implied speech, aud tue! were
aeape for sn after dinner manifesto. lie L looked
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Co.ley hiss Just been down 10 BarGltz 70 see hun
to arrange The Chinese expedition, guess souie;
the Congress guess Others; or both, guess stu
Others. Italian deputations are coming here To
wait upon him " hen he returus-One from Boogns
they say. VIII he receive them. as he did the un-
hcky eX-Duke of ruscauys con the other day
Peotle ask themselves the question ~ though the
susner ~ere of much import. The reception OF
tie ex.D$e's eN.belr mlsht have told them inst Il
IS not ne received kUssuth few II Jnths ago,
iu.t before be received Frau Joseph. and just While
re was receiving Count CaeUur-wlth courteous
words eDOgsh for them ALL He Is a webred man
enough, ard a politician 10 boot. | remember
wien Henry Clay, a much better nau, received
Isaiah Ryuders. AID CT these TITLES are nisde so
much OF. The clerical party have been greauy
yextd and the liberals toollshy elsed. because the
address Of the Rcmsgpos 10 Victor Emsnuel and
his response were reprinted IN the MonueW-tle
addresses Of the Tuscan, MOdenese and Parmesan
delegations. and the royal responses to the same
uoI having met with such honor. Those Who ausur
from this lbs gu6cant sign overlook the potent tact
that excepting the strictly official columns, and the
purely literary department., tie MOHuear Is the
most carelessly edited paper IN the world.
Our American colOuy IL Psrls was painfully
startled las. Monday BY the spreading report tai:
| the American Minister, j. Y. Mason, bad died that
Il ornirg At O'Clock. He was taken with al apo.
pectic stroke about i6ught, and despite the skll
| OF Dr. Bleeow, who earned him safely through the
| first attack which beell hun some years since, ex
pired as | said giving no sign. His remains wefe
taken Yesterday 10 the American chapel IN tue hue
De Berry. where appropriate mineral services were
performed, IN The presence oil large NUMBER oil
Amerlcars and of representatives from toe foreign
diplomatic corps. NJ. Ssriiges, the French Minis
ter accredited 10 Washington, official representa-
tiyes Of the Court AID of the French Ministry OF
Foleipn Affairs and detachment of troops OF the
line m der command of superior officer, joined IN
psyipc the last hOnots e. our Minister. The sym
psihy with his beItayed family Is sincere aud gen
| ersl. his remains vii be Iahen 10 America for
| final iutermeut
Ishould have mentioned in my last letter that the
| famous star detective n. Leyerrer of the lnsil-
| tute has caught anOih.r planet lurking ABOUT our
solar systeIn His last grand discovery was mat OF
Neptune planet situate on the outer edges Oi the
! solar parish, squattlng somewhere IN Tue ioo'e
country hiDg beyond Uranus. The new ysgaoond'
| or rather planetary gaDg-ior the astronomer To-
clines 10 think group Of loose bodies rowing IN
| iho,e psIts-harbors on the contrary in the near
yiciuaee of the sun. lurking about that lumlnary
bet zen il and Mercury. The fact seems scien.
titcally assured BY a,trcnOmicsy Learned cscula
tions quite be,old the depths OF Il! understanding
Its definition and limitation, in ~n.ch the aPpica-
| uon of !4te Photographic processes Is to hg1re
| largely. Is q matter vi future experiment
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