New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-28


declaration Of its 1.-THE Payss cordial approval of its
1.-THE note communiqaes) sentiments. Even after
nine years experience, such proofs OF self degrade
t;on are astonishing and need to BIO cited by CHAP
Ter and verse" to gain credence With the inexpe-
r;enced. The present occasion of the two snb-semi-
official papers being slapped in the lace was tner
insane pretense that tho late attempts at insurrec
tiop in Sicily, and Ortesa's crack-brslned attemp,
at Carlst revolution in Spain, were both ns''ga@u
by England. b .oo.ho
English irritation by such graceful attentyeness 10
her feelings. The fact of it is, that Napoleon,
nI,ord John" The London Times, aud the rest OF
the Powers are for the time DESTROYS OF getting rid
of excuses for quarrel. The Swiss Federal AS
semby itself seems to disapprove the late oelcosiy
of the Federal Council. The annexation oi savoy
being really fixed fact Ito be voted on ~ us III,
habitspts next Sunday week-aiflrnatlvely, OF
course), the English opposition, and Lord John'
and tho newspapers, and Continental diploma
fists, all having relieved their minds about 1.-The
FINAL arranrement for the nominal security oil SWISS
neutrality. according to the mOldy provisions OF
those tattered and torn Vennese treaties are quite
as Ike to be settled by direct negotiation between
France and Switzerland as in a conference OF inc
Powers. Co. at least it looks this week. IL may
look very different next week.
For the moment the European nations are
sippularly disunited. The old combinations seem
to be- all broken up; circumstances and Napoleohs
diplomacy have broken up the old alliances 1here
is an underlying alliance of material interest be-
tween France and England, and political COM
plicity between France and Sardinia. On the sur
face all is al confused and disconnected as TINS
letter.
The pope applied to Lamoriciere after vain me-
potiations for an Austrian and then Belgian Com
mander-n. Chief. The total of the Papal army was
represented on Paps official authority, the first OF
March last past TO amount, officers and men, TO
l6,Il1. A Turin newspaper, that seems to draw
its information from good sources, says that the
effective eGectf eombattant) OF the Italian, J.. c.,
Victor Emanues army, amounts to l73,00O 1t
does not appear at all probable that the King OF
Naples will find it suddenly convenient to furnish
substitute to the French garrison In Rome. Ills
loving subjects are likely to make him business
enough to keep hs hands full If it doesn't empty biz
crown and throne this season.
Louis Veullot has lost oil chance of legal prose-
cution and martyrdom. His seized papers have
been restored to him. They furnished PROOF,
sad. of his having urgently entreatcd the author-
ties. during bis late visit to Rome, to extend the
accommodation, definitely and nomitatiotiy, to
the person of Napoleon. VeuiilOt is man one can
hate. not despise He is thorougb-logically so;
his madness ia methodica If you have any dspo-
stion to hate him, let on; any deicacy ia the case
would be ont of place, appreciated by no one 80
little az by himself. lie would have You Liberals ana
good many who are not Liberals at the stake II he
could; but he would not make it an additional
cause of quarrel were you to forget your principles
and burn him. He is bold, resOlute sincere--a re-
dictionary Orsni, q retrograde John Brown. IL
would seem that about the time when ne was press
ing the Pope TO particularly damn Louis Napo-
leon, the POntif was logically bound to do, that
venerable ecciesiastic must have been just in receipt
of the EmperOrs letter, wherein the better organ
ization of the Papal army under LamOrclere was
enlarged upon with earnest recommendation. And
row, having come back again TO Lamoriciere,
will only add that the many Republicans are idly
vexed at what they style the Generals Ienegading.
The truth is, that Lanoriciere though q member of
the Legislative Assembly under the Republic, was
never Republican. So far as he had any political
notions, they were favorable 10 Monarchy. He
was, indeed, opposed TO Napoleon, o. never in love
with the Republic. Ifby accident b, had been off
on service instead Of being in Paris at the time OF
the coup d'etat he would doubtless be Marshal of
France to-day. He was and is a ssidier-nothng
more Whenever those French troops do leave Rome
thanks to this new organization of the Papal
Eercenarics about which l.. n. Il. is so anxious
AID hopeful-l'll speak of it.
bill was under consideration of the French Legs :.
lsive body which provides that the faw materials OF
the manufacturers imported in foreign vessels no. TO
pay heavier duty than when imported il French bot
tVTns.
The monthly returns of the Bark Of France show a
decrease the cash hand of over 600 QUO of ancs
and in the DISCOUNTS decrease of 9, 500 900.
Reports were current in Paris toat III de Persigny
was 70 be made Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and that
NJ. Thouvenel wac 70 80 to London as French Enbas-
sador.
The Bsbop of Orleans Is said to have refused the
Cardinals hat offered him by the Pope, on the ground
ths biz acceptance would lead 10 tbs impression that
his devotion 10 the OF the Popes temporal pow
would be attributed 10 interested motives.
The Bourse had been firm and steady, closing on the
18th at 20. 90.
Iis stated from Paris that there was continued ex-
change of the pretensions raised by Swtzer
land and that ALI that had beeo stated of any political
mode OF solution was premature
The Swiss Federal Council on the 18th inst. dis
patched q note 70 the Powers, which states that az
SwzereOd had not been copsuted on the occasion OF
e vote of Savoysh prots eta against any violation
Of her rights which may resat from such vote,
Fifteen out of the seventeen newly elected members
for Savoy returned 70 at Turin at Cnambery
and resolved not 70 croes the Alps.
IL wss stated that the Cabi0et Of the Taeries
about 10 address memorandum TO the Powers who
sigred The final act of Vienna. The aim of this memo
nal s sad TO be to establish, by sfssg ioal consdera
tons the nnimpeaoable proof that II France ever had
intention Of mensciUg the neutrality OF Switzerland
she could 90 80, notwithstanding all the guarantees
stipulated IN the treaties of 1915. Since the military
road leading FROM France 10 Germany, through Swift
zeIlsnd, longer exists, neither the Terrific
Of Fsnegny Of Chsblss but at another point not
included in the disrets the Cabinet of the
LOTTERIES hopes by that 10 show that the annexation OF
Savoy France does not virtually deprive Switzerland
OF her stra'egics position neither does it involve any
Of the dangers put forward beforehand by the Federal
Council OF Berne.
The Swiss Federal Council ia said TO have ordered all
the troops convoked for exercise the Goth u return
10 their homes.
ITALY.