New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

Mitchell is srnn added to the sum 0f ber horp,,.,
He is there again, he bold breaker o. his passs
the aspirant AFTER Plantation wei stocked va
fat, beaiLy Depoee, the advocate Cor the recpesx
OF tue slaTs-irade, the asserter Of Southern rgS
the hero OF two beDispberes Europe Is aghs.s
with expectation. The Queen Of England trsa
bles on her throoe eyer more than during ths Mcr.
can war, when that authentic authority, Hes.
BQlOw assures us
In the Tower Victory act al Of auser. -
And read with oeked deOrs how woa ChsuySsssssi"
And tire crushed heart Of the Cslt resves in ks \
anticipated exiirpaton Of the Saxon .
Various baye been the surmises which have a. |
tempted to pluck cut the heart Of this ominous mys
terry The latest adyices from the other side sezn
to throw gesm OF hight intn the at! Of its dask
ness. He did not go back to make peace with We
toria He absolutely refuses 10 pardon that ssoss
but yirtuous mafron. She can't get him baeth
Ireland charm she never so wisely lie won't sub
nit 10 be amnested. II he did. IT would only BET
couspire against her egan. ~ hope, indeed, to 70
=. to Ireland again." be says, "bu cot by her good
will cannot 60 baes to i've IN In,land
under her dominion YET l hope 20 go back aad
live in Ireland" Is not here clue to this lahy.
rnibint maze 1t but too preenan, with moaning.
Has he not gone over TO plan with BoDapsrts the
conquest Of perfdiOus Albioni We promise you,
we fear it. WISE IN the experience Of The Cabbase.
garden campaign. ihis veteran soldier OF liberty
may well suggest the best method of attacking Va
cppressors of the Emerald Isle. He is by no means
an unworthy counselor for the Emperor Of the
French. There is much sympathy in their an!eec.
dents. Both have been unsuccessful adveoturers.
both have been impression, tried and exiled, both
have broken their pledged word and OATH both have
lcneed for slaves, aud lands, aud moneys aud
neither has shown him.ell at all particular to the
way By which to reach these cherished objects Of
desire. There, indeed, the parallel ceases For
John Mitchell never did perceive bis plantation aud
negroes, whereas Louis Bonapsrte actually re-
allied his speculation, and is now in full enjoyment
OF the same. Both of them receive the execrasion
OF the weaker portion of mankind, who hold thai
faith should be kept, and who abhor cruelty. But
the robuster spirits, who let success cOnsecrals
the crimes of Bonsparte, would have been equally
Just TO Mitchell had he had only the same luck. lie
might even have had bis Abbott We forgot 10
mention, in its proper place, that, though one OF
these heroes has blessed mankind by the invention
of riiDg 10 cannon the other has done his part by
the introduction of ytriol into street warfare. Bat
it is never too late TO be just.
Some have supposed that the illastrous exile goes
to the Court of the Tuieries as FRANKLIN did ghg
years since, as an ambassador from the oppressed
portion OF the American people, who are robbsd Of
their Natural rights, to invoke the interpOsitlon Of
the Gallo sovereign in their behalf That large
minded monarch having trapscended the traditional
preudices against the slaye-rade, and haviDg al
ready attempted to revive it under false pretsnses.
he IS clearly the potentate to whom our injured
fellow-ctzen at the South must naturally look for
countenance and assistance iq their struggle for the
recovery of their plnndered privileges. When they
have dissolved the Union on this quarrel who so ft
to be the Protector of the Confederation Of tha
ooutr, me n,cnmena Enpurer mas already sug-
gested as the ayenger OF the Charles ct Gsorgss'
If il be true that John Mtchel has gone to France,
robed in the weeds of peace, a solemn envoy from
great power to another, for the purpose Of de-
yising the rehabilitation Of traffic pregnant with
the happiness of the black and white races, rather
than with sword in Que hand aud torch in tho
other, aud yirlO bottle 10 his pocket, we do Dot
th nk that filter messenger could have been oho-
SEP. Though the two are entirely compatible with
one another, it il even a sublmer task than tho
invasion of Ireland, and wringing the nose of the
British Lion To be sure, his agitation for tho de-
Gyerance of Ireland was not fortunate in its ssu,
and no more we're his well meant eff,rts in the ser
vice of the shareholders here. He came near being
hanged for the one and starved for the other. Bat
did not BOulogne and Strasburg go before the
Second of December1 Let him draw fagore-
be omen from the fight of the eagle OF Boulogne
which though it obsiinatey refused to perch the
coors Of the opposing regiment, at last triumph
anty algbted ON the Central Pavilion of tho Tdile-
ries. We could not advise bun to attempt the inva-
sion Of Ireland unless backed by plenty Of Zouaves
But, tten if We could, the advice would be superHu
Gus, for We sure be can be safely ntrusted with
the care of his own safety. Aud, ia ary event, Eu-
rope may be assured that if che can put this
adopted son of ours to any good use. America is
much too msgnanimous to reclaim tim.
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