New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-25

riage, has declined the Office Of Deputy to tie ssr
danian Parliament, to which be was elected 'ne
other day by his fellow-citizens Of Nice
Contradictory reports abound as to the speeay
withdrawal of tho French garrison irom hou,c.
The latest one on the afirmatory slde IL 'i SnJ9,
NapoeoDc pressure Cavour mas shgieeu . ~ H w ~,
utmost to keep the peace, on condion !nae ',c SUI
stituted Neapoltan troops shall be strictly iimted
TO the shameful polceman's role SO long nuea py
the Francb army OF oecupatiOn-an and that the hing
of Nanles has accented the condition. Nous UeTToHs
Not French red-leg has stepped out Oh Rome yet
The Papal Nuncio at Pans MS ume OUT
and he presently leaves here; departure not TO be
confopnded. az il already has been aud will be by
well.infomed correspondents, with rupture of Dip.
lomatic relations, Of which casualty there is small
hopeful chance.
attempted Carlist insurrection in Spain. IL was
headed by Gen. Ortega, young and, it would
seem, from the singular choosing of his time,
rather crack-brained gentleman. He was Governor
of the Balearc Isles, and managed to effect land
ing on the Spanish coast with nearly the entire
garrison of the islands. 1t is said that the troops
were ignorant OF the plans of their leader. Govern
ment had wind Of the movement some days before
hand, and sent Gen. Concha, former Captain-Genera
Of Cuba, to meet it, The yesterdays dispatches
speak with confidence of its speedy suppression.
1t is quite prevalent notion here that the motive
Montemolin on the Spanish throne were set IN
motion in Paris. His partisans hopes may have
been naturally if not designedly, stimulated by the
| warmth of recent Ultramontane manifestations.
| With different special ends in view, Antonelli,
Franz Joseph, King Francis, Bishop Dupanoup,
Louis YeuilOt with whom the Bishop, an excellent
man in his way, u.s. or was at daggers DRAWN, and
Count MontemOlin all drive in the same direction
backward.
That funniest old retrogade of them all, the
plucky sand blind little Duke of MOdena, has added
his protest TO those of Rome Austria, and Tuscan
Duke Ferdinand, against the Sandman annexations.
The document is well nigh curious and antquated
as an accommodation. 1t has set all Europe IN
gilgle. -.
The Able Hue, whom many Of your readers will
remember by his interesting works on China,
Thibet and Tartary, died here within the week.
Less known abroad, but of very high and pure fame
in France, NJ Bethmont, one of the most eminent
advocates at the Paris bar twice Minister under
the Republic, deceased last Monday Bis best
eulosy would be the simple list of names of those
who followed his honored remains to the grave.
| Along with the distinguished members of his pro-
fessiOn, among whom he had long held foremost
place, marched whatever time and prescription
have left in Paris of distinguished republicans, poet
Lsmartine and oarrier Albert, from whose soundy
liberal principles his honest nature never so much as
felt the temptation to sweye by a hairs breadth;
and with these still marched others, once his poti-
cal associates, Ministers now and high officials under
the Empire who having abdicated their own con-
victiOns, retained grace enough to pay this last
tribute to his faithful bOnesty-as renegades might
| involuntarily cross themselves at a Christians
| grave envying, If may be, his peaceful rest.
The name of Jules COignet, landscape painter
of considerable eminence, must be added to the
neurology of the week