New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-28
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
PANS. Sept. IA, 1860
From Our Own Correspondent

% Tho srst sentence of note in this mornings
Moa;teur. Now, my story is begun. III tell you
another. "A Secretary lie charged with the affairs
Of the Legation" That is the second and last SEN
fence of the note The Minister is withdrawn for
diplomatic appearance sake; the Charge d'Afaires
is left for the pra :tcalites The facts" referred
to are the manly, patriotic proclamation Of Victor
Emanuel, and the passing over into the Papal
States Of his troops The recall of Minister Tai
leyrand and perfect preservation Of the Legation,
shows Austria, Russia, and the clerical party at
home how much Louis Napoleon disapprovesy Victor
Emanuel his behavior, and shows Victor Emanuel
how much he approves it.
The ClericO-L egitimists here are in rage
Which is excusable. If there ever was party
vexed and worried" and cruelty deceived, it IS
that party for the last months That JO Garibaldl,
q quite low ACKNOWLEDGING, revOubOnlst SKIP
per of person, should walk into Naples in dusty
red shirt, Supreme Chief of the Two Siclhes was
bad enough that King Francis should run out OF IL
as he did-sh0wing as little faifh as Garioald nun,
self in divine right, and run himself down and out
ike waste, brief candle disgrace even TO his
family lower sunk than even the Count OF Monte
moln-yas worse: but " the facts just taken place
in Italy " are worst of all. You may Judge some
what of the impotent rage they are in by consulting
their Partisan newspaper organs that Will reach you
nv this steamer One of them has invented new
title for Garibadi, styling him "venomous ami
NAL" which is az good in its way as the new title
which was given with bunch of volets to Louis
NAPOLEON the other day at Lyons by deputation of
soldiers of the First Empire, and which his Majesty
said LIE accepted very heartily and gratefully
Papa La IiOiotte NO.2.
But if you are fond of amusement, and seek 1t In
neNSpaper reading consult the sO-called semi
official organs, which within the past few days have
played more fantastic variations and several 0ctaves
lower than ever before. Their editors have sur
passed themselves in the act of sinking all self
respect a little dentist here, who has the honor
Of cleaning the decayed teeth in several crowned
heads and whO therefore, is horrfied at unanOmted
GaTibaldi's peremptOry manner Of stopping the Jaw
of dynastic rulers aud their diplomats, is, although
an American, and toOth-cleaner to Papa La Violette
No. 9 Il beeve), consistency and dignity itself IN
comparison. Lest be charged with exaggeratioD,
let me furnish Il few proofs. In the semi-Oficlal
Patric, of May g. apropOs Of Garibaldi's departure
for Sicily at the head Of an armed expedition: In
" acting thus Garibadi puts himself on parallel
with Walker. and subjects himself to the appG-
{" cation of the laws regarding piracy" etc. Inthe
Patric of Sept II, aprOpOs of Garibaldis entrance
into Naples: +" GaIibald entered amid the acclama
lions Of the peoples there has not been the shadow
" of a contest; the Dictator decided to enter the
" capital unattended, and his first act has been to
proclaim Victor Emanuel King of Italy. Thus
- the purpose of his expedition, as to which MAJ
zinian intrigues tended to excite doubts is clearly
" Defined what Garibaldi aims at is the unity of
% Italy under the constitutional scepter of Victor
" Emanuel
To come now to another order Of facts, which for
the last few days dispute precedence of interest In
the public mind with the wonderful romantic, al
most fantastic, successes of Garibadl. AprOpOs OF
the rum0r fast growing all last week, on rich up
y,t,, "A s,.lc .f facts IN
Ipening nearly to matured certainty, of the fusion
! of Victor Emanuel and Garabadi and consequent
Sandman invasion of the Papal States, though the
Constitutional Of Monday, September TO- its chief
| editor, in his solemnest style of high
| Importance, spake: 1.-The appellaton OF great
says GibbOD, chap. XIIX. of the Decline and Fall,
has been often bestowed, and sometimes deserved,
"but CHARLEMAGNE is the only prince in whose
favor the title has been indissOluby blended with
" the name" 1t is bat step, said the first NaDO-
Leon from the sublime to the ridiculous the truth of
which dictum is teiciti0usly illustrated @ in this
! connection" by the name Of his suppOsititiOus
! nephew's most celebrated and selfdegraded ire
spOnsible chief editor of the semi official COnStuu
tionRel, GrandguilOt. And thus said the "ndis-
sOubly blended" GuillOtthe Great, that If Victor
" Emanuel went into the Papal States in armed
[" force, it was a mistake on Y. Els part ?. l..
~. No. 2 would not back him up in such pro-
" cedure and he f. ", would come to
xcited some attention here and in England,
among folks who viii persist in attributing undue
importance to semi.Oficial journals, was taken in
| Turin at its Just value-unndOrsed waste paper.
I CayOur went on, all the same to summons An
tOnelli TO do what he CavOur, knew that he, Ant0-
nel would not and could not do dismiss the foreign
members of the Papal army-that is, four-fiths Of
! its rank and file, Austrian, Bayarian and Swiss
| mercenaIies, and Its Generain-chef, Lamoriciere,
| a French mercensry. The Patrie, another of the
semO official organs, comes out yesterday with the
| funniest augmentation to show that His Majesty
P. l.. V. Noe, cannot by possibility approve the
/ last Italian "facts Of Victor Emanuel for " that
| 'wOud be to attribute to tine Emperor position
directly contrary to all the acts of his policy,
" since be is no more favorable to-day to the annex
! a" alton of the Marches and UmbTia, than he loaS
- last gear to that Of Tuscany and the ROm0gna."
| Not bit more. The Patrc is, for once, undoubt
| eddy right. The Constitutional Of this morn
| ing, not having received any orders, has no
| leader. The MORtcur contains nothing bearing
upon the special interests Of the moment beyond
the ambidextrOus note quoted at the head Of this
! letter. Meantime, folks of thought and memory
note, l. The change Of theTurin Cabinet, from
state Of expectation tOyigor0us action dates from
Immediately after the ''puTeiy ceremOnioHS - inter
view Of lis delegates, Ciadin and Farm, with the
French Emperor at ChambeIy, fortnight or SO
ago. =: That the utteTances OF seml;Ofiiclal
journalism for the past ten years have, in nine
out Of ten been used either blinds or feelers by
tbenperial government. whose final practical policy
they have rarely indicated, and still more rarely de-
fined in advance. 3: That Napoleon never lets his
wishes run away with his purpOses-that his special
faculty is watching and waiting, aud his yet more
special faculty, quite peculiar TO himself among
mOnarchs, and statesmen even, is capacity 10 look
facts straight in the face.
In the last eighteen months his plans and pur
noses TeSuecnp Italian affairs have been frustrated