New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

ry echeme by subdung sit We terrnofy 90 the wesi
Of the Rhine 70 his Imperial swsy. IL the English
TO friends 10 Napoleon the Germans 70 even further,
are more anti. lmrerisl than oBrselvee>
On SstIut nv the Emperor might bu seen earv in the
morning walking in the garden, leaning upon he sak-
ngEtick snd looking more oecrept than his age m'sne
Justify II IL theme for great gratitude thai no Is nos
q young M, and that be his ambition what u may,
be has great tine before him IN which 10 WORK OF
his political adventurps On hersebk or IN nus ear
riare All men G, niess his noble bearing, and no sgns
Of oecay are manifest. but when he Is walking the spec
taOr forces es that the greatest OF men are mortal Dui
ing the gestsr ri OF 'ug h "a" ss mon hin; in
the morping. Possibly the laws Of etiquette may IN
this care have been very agreeable to the great one
Er enabled him first 10 all the Princes together
and then to give them lesson privately and individ
uay. Who tell what devices were III the heart OF
The mighty Who shall fahom the depth Of the thoughts
# Krgs May the Lord rule aud overrule and out of
every evil may His glory spring The Princes aud
Dukes nay have reoiced NJ the coming Of the Lord OF
France, but The people wondered what all could mean
and forehodbgs of evil were neither nor frivolous
As for the httle kipgs they came to this place like
uioths to n candle. Uuinvted and unexpected, they
must needs forth 10 the pr OF the poteuate
if not 10 tie aqueys his pride, at least to them
selves in his superior glory Ii TO be hoped that the
dexeTous player has not succeeded III throwing the APP
PIE Of dseord among those minor monarchs; divided,
ibey W ould soon b. overcome; but united, they might
crlese serious barrier any ACKNOWLEDGEMENT he may
contemplate. like not 70 either thieves in COM
Iury OF Kings in conclave. Eagles come not together
unless they scent the prey. All may be WELL and thu
meeting NAV be friendly visit and al exchange OF
courtesies but uneasy thoughts will suggest them
stlyes for when the wofnspects the sheepfods, and
dimes With the shepherds, the sest of the sheep are
trouble at pightiall.
When the In peror came forth from the hotel to his
carriage the populaca of Baden gave him unnilstaka
bic evidence of their feelings toward him. Several
gentlemen have assured me that the kissing was very
jar 10 excess of the few notes OF reclamation Even
/ in tie Conversation house where the elite OF the
al
| and must have been unpleasant sound to one who
breaches the air Of fatery and the bread of adua
/ ton When she Grand Duke afterwsrd appeared, the
people cbeered him very heartily as II 70 snow Tor
After all as far can Judge II 10 not what he has
one but what he may do which causes this lfeeling
| owards hiu. Some men wo1ld haze done less and
have had more credit for IT, but this continues TO
mar all his good deeds by crooked policy which leads
most men to suspect his beet actions, and TO mpue to
him designs which nay be very lar from bis thoughts
Worse men than he have been better liked; and yet
there is injustice IL this treatment TO him, Tor ms
corduct suspicion and his dark reserve creates
/ dstrpst.
SUNDAY was the great day of DISCUSSION, delibsra-
/ tioD arrangement or whatever else may have been
the end and aim Of the interview. How little Is God
in the thoughts of the great when His day 10 the
cbOs. season for their councils, and that too, when
10 criss Ii impending, and no immediate disaster COM
pes them 10 hasty deliberations Here were all the
DAVIS in the week all equally available, haste COM
peng no wars alarming, and yet none of their own
Elk days will suit them; they must usurp God peculiar
day IA if they were lords of the Sabbath, rrespon-
sbe 10 the laws of Heaven. What but commission can
be the result of such councils VIII not the Lord be
averged On such people as this
The companies of country people who hlled the roads
Nele very interesting observe and as looked from
the windows of my quiet chamber upon the gayety
which the advent of these princes had caused day
eon,ec ated TO and worship, could not fail to re
member that in high places have vast responsei-
ties and God al me knows how much of the sins of the
parops will be visited upon the heads Of their governors
They are not only partakers Of other mems sns but
creators of evil Surely there chains of OF
unusual weight reserved for these ringeaders In re-
belhoD.
The Emperor left for Srasburg a. 10 o'clock p. M,
sud his train started IN themidst Of sleace pro-
found than had ever remarked before. Standing on
the edge Of The crowd was astonished 10 the ut
III a stiffness like that of death-a quiet which was not
broken until the Of had departed; then every
man breathed freely and as the Duke of Baden rode
hack TO his castle the people gave him loyal cheers,
which contrasted with the gloomy silence with which
the Gallo SPOT bad been greeted. 10 my mind there
was something truly digned in this
To HRS might he but display Of weak iupertinsncei
but 10 be sterny silent noble reboke OF resolue
minds. / ought TO have said that Saturday there
was fine illumination at the CONCENTRATIONS,
which is the grand resort of the company who stay
ing in the neghborhood, and the building in which Is
concentrated the gambling for which tue town is Ia
nous Beyond this one display old not Bee flag or
light upon any house OF hotel This was very strange
TO me- for if in any English town there had been but
one king much less nine there would have been some
sort of display uness indeed the unpopular1y OF one
Of the number had been great enough TO compel people
ignore the existence of the other eight.