New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-31

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a. 10 attributed % the sclst be got ea y are $50 m
sro~ns. Ton Tsumb 20 the Qaeen; FIR every loving,
l,yAl Fpglsarau Is Only 30 happy % Es.sn . msq
wro has o.eu So near 70 ts sovereign, even II Ae -a
10 none tGsn accompany bad voice VIII nn'uJ-
curdv: Which entertainment, think, wo1l1 draw a
N.w.Nork As vel Is the fs,d "Lsct-res.' Bl;tEe
pres with ole voice crown him The Prince Of al
isc'uTcrs.'
TIE csesp newspapers sre grss, sgccsss. TIE
S.aEdlrd and Daly Telegraph, price one psnny, are
ably edited, with a. the rs,s; and, az 81 llcds1,
worthy Of notice 10 prove thai they resd By e.
classes remarked ths: George PEABODY in the sage
this morning, the man who gives svsy halt millions
st time, bought them 10 preference 70 the higher
priced ores But their Paris correspondents are re-
solved upon settirg the EOglsl PEOPLE against the
FreIch Emperor; AID 10 SPITE Of TIE many yesrs Of
good faith bis ps and Is far rsadng pro 0ses o.
hs good Infections for the future lovog brother
cOud write 10 another yet these scrboeIs every aAy
foam and .Une AID away 20 persuade ne tHst ..
e moment when we Thick not without soy cs1ses the
French viii be down upon rerhde Abion! al non
sense. There will be DO var between EngsaEd ana
France neither Of them desires H. and Ffeachuen arc
finding out he pecup ary value Of pe6cs A!s changed
sirce Nap. the Great said the Ecglsh were na,lon
OF s1opkeepers 10 contrast 10 The land OF glory Al th
dsy there II people shdrper after making money IA1n
the French snd Ike al passions, Il VII sroS ana
govern tiil the merchants and manufacturers Of
France will rule IT, as they 30 old England 70 day
lave us. returned from two Treks Tour o. pOstf-
walton 10 Paris and the increase OF THAI same feeling,
ard the change Of FIeDcn character ID tive years, -
evident 30 the mott casual observer. LEWpYe est
n Dair. and the nation accepted their Emperor on
that promise, which be has kept. No one can look
upon The miracles he has performed IN adornDg Pans,
huf Will believe that NAPOLEON looks for glory IN the
triuupbs of peace Au Epglishman cannot believe
that every Frsnobml III vii not lei Bot what TO cay
or think Of TIE LoHd0a Times, The great neTsp2Per
Of FL gland OF tne world Its Inconsistencies AMI ter
piyerss tions in torn astOusb and puzzle. the
sbl sd leaders
teidaY gBCIed and reiutcd tO-dsY; leaving the good
Enslshmen, who get up early IN the morning TO read
IT, In tn unhappy confusion OF the Penney Dqtch
magistrate WOO was quite e6s1d CT the merits OF toe
Gaze before him, when the plaintiff hsd rested; but,
after hearing the other side, had no mind about il
90 the 9Th February The Tunes, did all the press
here, closely criticised the French Enperors speech
Of the previous day, and pronounced it specOus,
delusive end fraUght NTH danger OF lmme-
date war that the best way TO under
stapd anything from the French throne was to
believe jast the opposite OF what It declared; and
yet within ors little short week, The IhundeTer calls
upon the public to dsabnse itself Of all alarm on the
part Of France for the Emperors speech was exceed
iDgly "paclfc and entirely satissctory' II has fol-
lowed the cOm5e with the Reform bills nov
before Parliament ard one ia forced 10 suspect
that there are either contradictory heads in the
az meut OF that there other controlling dctatOrIs
influences at war with te independence. First,
comes brave poHerfu and convincing article which
goes right TO the heart and head Of John Bull; and,
When You look next Dag for follower OF the same
masc behold it alters then stops and may be turns
square about and leaves the reader as DefOresaid!
The merry Duke Of c., the commander in-chief Of
the army, the big feb which al the moral and char
table societies in the kingdom always angling for
on their annual festvsls 20 place " in the cheir il
again before his old character; and the pleasant
hope that the subdued life he has led since the Crmean
campaign would cOn.i ue and The growing belief that
lie royal highness had indeed, AL his wild oats,
have proved as vain snd illusOry as the proScrbal
faith in princes.
The blood Of al the Georges could not be content
VITA scsudslous connection OF twenty-One years
with wbilom pretty Miss =, by whom he mas three
grown children; but like DAVID Of Old his royal eyes
were beai,ched by the charms Of one of his peoples
wives; ard in his hot haste, my right noble duke, io-
getting the prudent policy OF the great Pssmist in
sending Urah to the wars, mas been taken in qgraate
G1kcl0; and the injured party cries, your forty
thousand pounds, jury His Grace says it is not
convenient for him just now 20 pay more thao ioarth
part Of the demand, and such matters here are
oven now az before the day when Erskine pleaded
with Jury for demsges for bis client, the defendant
on trial for seduciIg The psintifs wife simply
affairs OF money it is likely that friends will interfere
and the public at large VIII net be deeUtated with the
racy particulars; for which in this Kingdom, remark
there is n peculiar relish Let John BngDt and his
kind but keep quiet and these too frequent scandsous
exposes in high life will in Que time, accomplish the
work of reform Tor them; and Bfutus, perhaps nov
living, will hurl the painted Tarquns from the places
they D mlch dishOnOr. NObes5c 0bhge. F.G.Y'