New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-01
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
Prem Oar ows CouesporJ.nt

PARIS, NOV. TO- le6J.
The Iong-talkcd-of report of Gen. Lamoriciere
Gu bis eampaign, ard SO forth, ia published here
this week. Its length is out Of proportion to the
brcyity of the campaigns but it is historical, po-
Utica polemcal, and critical as well as military.
The author is occupied in defending himself as well
"a in showing why he could not longer defend
Anctns. In doing this be attacks other powers
than Piedmont; be hits at the French Govern
nent, repeats the old story about the famous
disIatch, hits at the Papal Government, shows
that its administration lie miserably defective.
After reading this report one Gun well understand
Why tie raIal Government put objections to ts
publication; ard that they we're only laid aside
when its author made known his purpose to have
il printed in Belgium. The document fills sixteen
newspaper columns; it is hardly worth aDalyzing.
One or two points in it are noticeable The Cen
eral ttuIs with the thesis that he believed pied
moLt even, and France, and rights OF nations had
made lin lelieye), until near the end OF the cam
paign, that be was safe from attack on the eide OF
UnbIa and the Marches; that he wOnld have only to
DO with Gartaldi's forces. The implication IS that
lie could have COPIED with them. Bat by his own
slowing he could at best bring into the field but
alILt $40 men, that these were IN large part
ill-aned, undisciplined, poorly ofhcered, aud
ctw8IGly. He docs not restrain his feelings OF
aIteT ard disgust which were kept in constant ex-
uCisc " "the negligence of the administrative ser
vice" ii which he says II ought to use more
,e,cJe VOID" and gives more than one PROC that
be ought In fact, it is evident from the Generals
l,l OF at If lie W ays used severe words as h.
OH lit 10 use the report would have read very much
like an intocrably long article, in naughty Liberal
or revolutionary journal, against the temporal
power 81 the Pope.
lCmOliceIe has returned to PARIS on ten
Clths leave Of absence. Tie was warmly wei
con Cd by tue partisaus of the cause he has been
feLtrg ior, l. r., by legmists and political ultra
IA Cbtabes. lie has grown stout aud gray, they say,
in the Par8l service. From the fact Of his having
received ten mouths furlOugh, it would seem that
tie Pore had given up the idee of sustaining his
tLaby throne by boyoDets. Yet Bishop Merode,
minister Of the gO'pd of peace and o; the war
d,raIin,Lt, is trying TO reoTganize little Papal
prny His pursuit Of that mpossibillty is com
mendabe instance Of perseverance, under Difficult
ties; larfher censols miy style it idle Obstinacy.
The Iunor reyives again that the Pope viii leave
Rene presently for foreign parts, which might he
gCtd move enough il there was any way OF getting
back. a While ago 1t was thought by some that
such eve, OF the threat of making it, would
Taisc IL Catholic Christian Powers in ready indig-
nation or alarm, 10 restore the Holy Father or pre-
vent biz going by skewerng bis beloved children Of
tie kCuln States ON 10 the bosom of the Church
with by oneis, aud going to war with excOmmuni-
Gated Victor Emanuel. Bat the most orthodox of
lhe Catholic Powers have become for the Pope but
vain pIotcstants. They protest against Victor and
alaLst Garblld but aIe cureiul not To stand IN the
way Of tLOee leaders and their mcn. regiment or
two Of prOiaLe troops would be preferred by his
IL. Ill, 81, k.l. Ill
lain OF them; for they have helped to get him into
lie ecIape lIcm which they only protest that he
ought to be got out. Had all the Catholic Powers
told the Pope what that ambiguous Christian but
yeIy shr.wd worldly man, Louis Napoleon, has been
tomg Linn any tine these past ten years. he might
J., lilly have reformed his government aud saved his
cstatts. he say that this bis late (now, apparent
", ex-) " Fcry dcur in Christ, has just writ
ten the Holy FATHER another OF his tiiiu lstters
lie contents ale az yet unknown but can BIZ OWNED
10 be in sum: " iiev. and Dear Sir: j dIte ON
"yCu as always did. Pity you had not taken my
4" advice; done ali can for you; never got any
thGLhs for II; shall hep on taking excriient care
of you, as always dis; better take my advice
al nov; see how good am not Ia let Viierbo 90
over quite yet to Italy and that Victor Emanuel
whose performances ! protest against always;
better take ny advice, as said; Empress and boy
"W,n ard much Obliged Tor last blessing Yours
" d1vCutly."
Meantime, King Plus is dreadful short Of funds
" Len LamOIiceIe got 10 AncOna aud asked for
SO GO francs that had been deposited in the eta.
del there "only 10 be used Tor an extraordinary
emergency" he was told that they were already
speut Tor "ordinaIy Occasous" and when he asked
Tor tie accounts OF expenditure, he was told that
th, had no more been kept than the money The
Roman Kings official and volunteer ministers and
oiCaLs, cardinals aud newspapers, and political
bhhoIs, lave been tying TO move heaven aud earth
Of late TO raise the wind, both Oh which sean in ate
vi al tLat to move the other way Blllauit. Minis
ter OF The Interior has issued circular to tde pre-
iccr bidding them see 10 it that there be no taking
up OF Piers pence subscriptions by societies organ.
zcd tor that purpose Government has 10 wish ~ pre-
vent individuals from dropping their pennies into His
HClIn s. hat but IL III not have the organized
sOciaioEs carrying round the hat under pretext that
il il tie Pope's, Ia cover the badnes of their pOt
cal designs. N. Bilaut has also sent another cir
cul0r to the Addresses advising that IN future
tie roadet MS and pastoral letters Of bishops 10 ls
not be published without the pretectOral visa That
is the law limiting the right Of ussociniion and a
publication is now TO b. applied 10 church folks and
bishops, ss Wei as 10 common folks and lay authors
"A l8w which 50 long as it was not applied to them
CT their leaders the church party have been greatly
pie Used with. These measures Of sven injustice
all round hggrayate them sorely. The bishops cir
cuaIs, az you know, have 1r the past eighteen
months cOlre to be- political pamphlets NJ their pi
Gus authOIb Lave become politicians Their very
Waytls ard sermons are partisan. why" said
10 them the other day q government journalist
why not pray now a httle for tbO-e brave fellows
" who died fighting Tor France in China and tor tbs
" introduction OF Christianity aud opium into TINT
great missionary field Your prayers aud pulpit
eulogies for the souls Of thOse who fell at Castr
doiGO Cutnun.ber the bodies left on thAt bottle
" field" Ii is fact that toe Bishop Of POltiers,
.4rc e NH In
nernl o. ation TO the account o. one Monsieur Gle
ouel a citizen of that town who had gone of sol