New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
FRENCH AFFAIRS.
From Our Own Correspondent,


From Our Own Correspondent
PARIS, Oct. ~, 1860.
Some little disadvantages under which Louis
Napoleon suffers should seem ss lesson to youth,
teacbirp them the importance Of estabishng earlyin
their career good name, which, Solomon saith, is
better II an precious ointment. The bad odor OF
that Of bis reigniog Majesty ia so perVadiog that
the noses of all Europe, from the Cars down TO
correspondence and from PamestOu's 70 The Pope's
UOse, ia snifiiug and smelling of rat at whatey-
er he saye. He has had it denied again aud again
that lie ever wanted to 60 to the Warsaw caucus OF
Sovereigns, and yet folks Will believe that he has
sought uissiOn to that meeting and been refused;
some think that be will be there. Not In person,
think tn )ugh he will doubtless learn by spiritual
communication whatever is to be done there,
NJ, antme, he is setting himself for Congress, and
al his wspapersbsre epharaphrasiDg the call for
Congress TO settle Italian affairs whch he uttered
in tie monitOrial note of September 80, which
makes some of us think that there will be no Con-
gross to settle Italian affairs, as there was not
one to settle them before the war, one to settle
them and the Swiss. Savoy business after the war,
although he made sin liar calls on those occasions.
There liz superior article of buncOmbe IN tins
mornings Constitutional 1t consists OF waste,
windy exOrdium; of an undeDiably true statement
of the Inconsistency Cf Victor EmanHers words,
with his pate mt violation OF the law OF nations in at
tacsiDg Rome n invading Naples q the errone-
GUS inference that from whatever Point of view
the conduct Of Piedmont may be considered 1t is
deplor8ble ard of the conclusion that the final
cor cufion oi the whole matter must be sought in q
Congress. 1t is evident that the Emperor is in
favor of having it understood that be is in favor of
Congress. 1t cannot assemble tomorrow that rs
certain Day after tomorrow will be too late for
tie King of Naples; not early enough, by half
century for the Pope who is wOtully behind tlme
The most that Congresses, the worst of them, can
10, is make formulas for fais 0ccOmplis, and pre-
vent more from being accomplished for the present.
Tie foolish talk OF coalition has mainly died
away The article just cited furnishes cue to the
easy policy Of Napoleon for doing away with what
ever slight danger there ever was of a coalition
being realized. The object of the Warsaw caucus
is TO devise devices for reestabllsbing order in
Europe Say, among others, to lay the bases, on
shifting diplomatic quickssnds, Of @ Congress. The
three principal members of this "infOrmal meet
ing are the Russian Gar the Prince Regent of
Prussia, and the chief of the bankrupt house Of
HapsbWg-twO heretics and one Catholic TO secure
the violated rights Of the Pope and of nations And
their place Of meeting is the capital Of Poland
Order reiens in Warsaw" As if three highway
men should SIT on the baggage Of rlied stage
coach legislatiDg for the protection OF property.
But ligh-minded, Bberty-loying England and chiv-
alric France will also be representa- there in some
way. 1t is said that the Prince Regent holds En-
glands proxy. 1t is known that the Car recently
sent the Grand Duke Michel to England, against
whom are 10 be balanced the four horses Of the
Orlof breed which he sent to Napoleon, the classic
author Of the Life Of Cesar, quadrupedal Sch0lia
on HOraces Ride 81 Sapis; for, note the farreach-
ing significance of the fact that these sOlemnly pre-
scented HOuybDhnm diplomats started from Russia
more tan two months ago. about cOtempOraneously
with the utteTance Of his Russian Majesty'S toast
to the health of his declining young friend the En-
perOr Of Austria.
ApropOs of horses and history, the races
at the Bots dc BoulOgne last Sunday
were gaced by those cORnoisseurs in running,
tie Neapolitan Royal Duke, Aquila, and
General BoscO. When his three-mOnths parole il
out, the General, who is quite recovered from the
malady which he caught from the Intestinal troubles
at Naples says he shall offer bis services to his King,
WHO long before that time will be out himself with
as little use for them a dsmouDted cavalier for
q saddle. However, if BOscO is not too much sub
dued by the horse races and other delights Of this
Paris Capua, and wants to measure swords again
with Garibadi, as be once bra5ely did, he may have
a chance by entering the Austrian service. Of the
probabilities of a Hungarian rising and venetian
rising and fighting by land and sea, your other
Correspondents are more competent ~ hptah
l. That Austria, who has some means of judging
is in parlous fear Of their mmiuence, is consider
ably palmer tbaa pike-staf. Hungary is all aglow
with revolutionary heat; Austria's ingenious pro.
cess is TO heap it over again with fresh burning
wroUgs Garibaldi has invited the presence of
Victor Emanuel and bis troops; he has not relin-
ouisbed his dctatOria control Of the Neapolitan
munitions Of war, of which the Hungarian patriots
stand in great need. When he retires alone TO bis
Goat Island, it viii be good time to mention it,
That French gar risOn has been retiring from Rome
any time this past year. you recOllect and has come
to number "a 600 men now a5 you know. Who'll
does not seem to suit poor old non poSSumus King
there and bis polite a party here much better thnh
before King Plus is hard to suit for that matter;
he world tas outgrOwn him, sticking out IN lts
usiy growth from the midde-age old clothes.
pain bas put cut proposition for The meeting OF
/ acked Congress Of The Catholic Powers at Gaeta
patch up this "lOOped and windOwed ragged
ness Of his estate, as if Union-saying Cotton
Committee should propose confusion meeting IN
Wlde-Awako WigWam. Funny, and not feasible.
In fact, inftasibiity is King Piuss speciality.
After that Napoleon las gone aud done for him and
= DONG him, he barely refrans from cussing him
direct, and does alocute at him in the shriekingest
manner. If L. n. -. had not the toughest sort
Of conscience, the allocutiOn would have made "a
raw upon II. Az il is, his Imperial Majesty sleeps
and digests ndistuibed. Here is again funny
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