New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-25

rer, by the Vienna treaties, with the dangers ~,
currug TO said neutrality by the treaty ceu~oen
Napolton and Victor Emanuel of the Zsth OF MIL
last unst Conference or no C0nierehce, ~ 10 =" M
,ure ne next Christmas that nothing esSenua; w"'
be changed for Switzcrland's SAKE ~ s tr,ato
ons favorable to France OF TINS iass h;ah ~,
| risk my matchmaking repu'a'oN
Jealous, en- That prophecy, ,,.ctoos in the KIM
The result of the deferred el,o'S.i :" nro
d nf I,aIv despite the efforts OF the eAai'c pro-
cycs,ist or radical party have not esSeneu " mo-;
49, ,oto or two Cay0urs majority III the Iurin
Parliament. so ohliv;oue of Viennese
M 49, 10 Sardinia and who have grown SO Mostly
.SaSS,i of tie same since the question OF Savoy
nox alton TO France has come upon the taps, are
NV fallen into another epileptic fit of moral indg-
ration over tie approaching establishment OF
French station on the coast OF Abyss and the
approaching taking possession by the French OF an
island in the Red Sea. To compare the attacks OF
The London Times on these abommaoly grasplng
encroaclments with the arrogant Defense pre-
seuted in the same London Times of the English
seizure of the Island of Perrin, furnishes argu-
mont for melancholy outlaws. When will there be
an end of can't Take lying for lying, and | think
the inmdent almost frank Nap0eOnic variety Is
less condemnable, certainly less contemptble than,
the English overwhelmingly Let us Americans
be dfyOUtly thankful tnab our UONcrHIucnJ 10 uIi-
changcably consistent and verdlcal.
A rumor runs that Franz Joseph Is coming to
Paris. / think he viii not come lie Is like the
Irish rider, not in condition to leave his throne, as
much as he can DO to stay on
Our Emperor and Empress will 60 to NICE, after
the vote of the Turin Parliament approves the
treaty of annexation The Constitutional denies,
| in the sO,nnest manner, that the Prince Imperial
WHO ranks as corporal among the enjaRts de troupe
OF tbe first regiment of Grenaders OF the Guard,
| having been very saucy to his mamma, was there
upcn degraded by his papa in presence OF squad OF
soldiers The Constitutional declares, on the con
| trary. that the =. |. is the best and most mora
broth of boy $50 to speak, on whose goodness OF
heart and fneness of sentiments it (the Constitutions
nfD would be tempted to enlarge if it did not fear
70 incnr the reproach of fatteTy and OF exaggera-
tion The official M0niteur, confirming an anxious
world in this glad news tells that Wednesday,
at the z. LIS request (aged four years and as many
| weeks) the entants de troupe of all the regiments
in Paris were gathered at the Tuileries some lot
in ALL p. l. puts himself in their ranks, and they al
dene before their Maiestes; directly thereafter they
partook of collation. in the palace; whereat The
Prince seated among them, was the object OF &
yertable ovation; to the which he replied by re
repeatedly crying out Vive rArmee Vlvent le
Enfants de troupe. This toast &c toast III TIN
"oicnal-toast sport, comfortable, and som
other English words have been adopted by tn
French, but with such odd DISCUSSES of meanin!
" Il at their own mother tongue can hardly recog
"nize them (which was not looked for from
"chlld OF lis age, of course not, GtatiS sae V
and no promting,] gave great pleasure to al
present"