New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04
vrxv WORK DAILY TR1R1NE THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1859.

p.rcr thsn by the mecis'ion Of The uen'rN ro"sr
a,eordrr.ls be had the itteTver, sbo c,'seu
81. ts,u- If, r-d lie enl- by thsrkipg hs g1'H''
srrny-ov.r which 81 enemy algav- snp-InI ~ Jun
bei has gained ooiy " advantages uo' w." -,
with all the Erstiinie IL pOSer. 10 II, ~
ard officers Of the Austrian army Y" 'oTu v..
ouly but Enrupa over y deb, 4 gratitude. a "'
g.tt a and Al Solsrno at Nsg~sm anu s. a-Pe't',
tt.y bore u ensslvs- bfavey IL iht Whca : tIS
caus. # al nations a. arsf the aggressive -
Frsree Ttey bad Z" contend, hey have ever ha' "
cor,erd pet only agsust the numbers ot the eheuy,
but sgansi the bunllng ct Imperial aud ari,ocl a..
coun sDd-rs. They OH tB-r dniy herVcAr 49, 4u'i
the culd shade ot the CLANS anu me n' %
I,cbt.Is,eirs. To them I Il due thai theh T. n
usr, If Il IL worsrrd and shOrn OF prcvince, s
ho, cisbonor.d; aDd the plains which tney ave
h.sped with their own bodies and with ne oodeS
of their enemies will he monuments ut their g.ry
A. vel a. of their generals shsme. Though the' FELL
n ey ceat blow 10 falling which gil tetch France
Whit ste msy expect fTonI armies less motley IN th.u
eoupusli.oI, b.uer led, uDeubarra-sed oy treason III
II eif ranks d, hng on their osn soil and nshtbs lot
their ON cause. II Frances Jos@p1 has hearl-anl
tn. devotion with Nbch be ha' been served npon taose
bo,dy I, los enough give hlm heart II he hai
pons teor,te 4i pay hls people IN sometoins more
ttsu barren thanks. He will hasten 70 relieve them
ir,m the shameful snd crashing yoke Of Jesut.n and
bureaucracy. He will give up the VAN and -u'cidsi AZ
ten % 20 make hi- heterogeneous empire c-nrsIei
6eststm Ike those Of Fr.Ice and Russia and VIII re-
store II to the don Of Imperial confederation,
with natouai constitutions and ada Illustrations as
was IN is pal riest aud most ioya' days 10 msihs
LIN hardy Lon hardy under the recent Anuh'n-
is;raiiop, Austria bas lost, not uC1o, but cancer
vb,ch slread posou through her whole frame, ana ~
forcing Der 10 seep up en' rmpus aud fulhou' aine
u.nis so~ly but surely consumed her vital Po"ers'
Yet, even Lomhsroy might possibly have oeeh zoe.
yer-ed into a true member OF the Empire han 1t been
administered as Hungs was administered ID me Tune
Of Msrs Ther.ss.
Tl- F,euch Emperor has hurried away from the ex-
presions Of ltslsn gratitude to the osnhshrnts W
pt "a Al T
" Hope and Savior IN laDgusge ~hicn Souli nave
tuned the stomach of Aernsr, add are res ,r'ed win
reyea'ion Of the Imperial reasons for eaVng every
body IN Il urch The reasous were 10 en7ct three'
F,rs, N.,opa Looked ugly ami the Austnan army,
after b., ing all kieo OF taken prisoners sI presented
So formid able front, that seliconquest scented
more ce.tan than another victory over the enemy
Stcoi div. Europe In arms Vas ready to thSart our
snccets-s or to aegravate our rever-es.' Thirdly,
TO hdvarce further, II would have bee necessary to
accept the aid Of revolution The hrst plea Is
sound and honest ore. 1t was wise to leave on win
victory bot tupt again the hckle wing OF io'tuue
which nad wavered so long at Msgeuta aed Soierno'
TIE second plea, which is Intended to mold up the
reufa Powers To the ocum OF France, and 70 ay the
ground for future quarrel, il IL shold prove con-
veuient beied by the Simultaneous declaration OF
the Emperor Of Austria who distinctly states IN al the
neutral Powers would not have given olm as
much be got from the En.reror OF the French. ihe
third plea is worth the consideration OF those VINO I'M
agire Louis Napoleon ts b. miracle OF ftr-sghted
ssgac'y, ard the who thoroughly understands
his age. Understand his age, in certain sense, ne
doe-he knows that the locks he ha- 70 pick are not
Of the ed.i3vs make but Brsmahs. But he hss
bot Yet discovered with all bis penetraton that there
is an esseItia aptagonism between depotIe dynashes
and democrac,es, that You cannot be at once the
Popes " dear IN jesus" and the active patron ot
GaTibadi and kossutb Every editor OF an Eugish
country Newspaper foresaw and fuetold frouth com
nenceIeDt OF the enterprise, the political diemms Z"
which this political Lynceus first became aware uaier
the walls OF Verona.
Louis Napoleon address concu 'es with the formula
THE future will every day reveal additional cause
for The bappil,s Of Italy, the influence Of France
" ara the tranquility of Europe We will not say
that the last words were insncere at the tune tney
were uttered. We would not say that the words "Tne
Empire Is Peace" were insmcere at the time they
uttered But se are sure that both the o1e as
surance al the other from the lips which yJre
allegiance To the Frt tDch Republic which most solemn
y pledged fidelity to England in drawing her into the
Russian wsr, aud which the other day declared Italy
free from tte Alps to the Atrac, ana by that declara
ton drew iuo the field thousands of Italian patriots
who are now coLsig,ed to amnesty for their
pains. Cucun stances chsDge, and the hero OF De-
tnber, 1851, changes with them. Nov NJ. L0us
Neul Hot now GanbaIdi, backs in hls smile. War
suddenly changes To peace-pesce, If occasion calls
may az sud, enly change To war Those who nave the
tran guilty Of Europe IN their keeping will have need
to look vel to then charge. BY this time, perhaps
experence may have taught them that diplOmsc arts
ald ceioeres are weak when pra,ticed by Par
ialn,piaIy Mlisters against a man who 10 a0-
sOluie master OF vast srmam.nts who may choose his
time ard bis own pTete1, ana who Is uLfettefed
by NORA restrictions 10 laying and carrying out his
plans. Their ory safe, as well ~ their only ~orthy
ccufe is TO take tner stan0 those broad principles
Of honor plsib dealing which have never been de-
leIteo from but to our bter cost, and that com
n.un ru'e Ct social action which bGs you maintain
diguied reserve toward those whom you cannot trust
II Lous Napoleon has moral power in Europe to
which hs character does not en'ltle him. and which
MAKES bin nor. dangerous than he otherwise would
be- II il to Ens and that he ii and Eng glan1 may
expect TO be paid ara has already been IN part paid,
she deseTyes. IL is vain to snay re the can--s
the gambling speculation, the demOrailziOg luxury,
,he b.ru-worshipiDg theories OF political ethics
which betrayed the alton In a fatal hou Tito crmi
nal worship Of criminal success. II is needless 10 ask
what fr,rzy or What ueauDess rove AL English Mn
isuy to polue the very fountain Of English honor by
act OF picy gratultOus a. II was de grating.
IL If enough TO say that cur Ofense has found onr
and found out most -ignaly that class among which
il bound lie fret duy and the copdon Of its priv
ilsged existence, to preserve and uphod honor bnt by
wbichlD its base delight at seeing liberty and free
dom Of spe.ch exiinguished by the cup dsat-the
clastty of English honor most misersby sullied
aud betrayed.
NAPOLFONS APOLOGY.
From The London Daily Neps