New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
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ond ro;on Of right. that Hungary and the Danuoian
Pro,;nces ore on the imminent brink OF revolution nv
at;on that IalA including Venetla, IL IN ID MY in.
aa,nn,,hIe state: that Poland il hardly r'on oniet
hon Hungary: that the old Scbcswig do,stcin bust.
eas i lkely 10 break out into new importance; that
tbe french arc not at all likely % rouc away at the
end Of their ak months frcn their military occupa
ton of SYRIA; that the lonsn Islands and Ireland
are disposed to Apply Ia Lord John Russell the ar
pument in favor OF nationalities that he 40 well set
forth the other day in favor of Italy; that there is
smart chance Of new instruction IN British lndla;
that the Anglo French Chinese war, waged Tor the
frs, introduction of opium and Christianity INTO the
Celestial Empire, has Just got to the beginning OF
| IFS end; that there il a sorts VI row and threat
Of dislocation in the late United States OF America
| ftbs last matter the Secession movement, many
| French journalists take note IA general thlng,
| they show an excusabe and great ignorance OF the
geography history and political constitution OF our
country-an ignorance nearly great and "a ,usable
| as that constantly shown by American journalists
| ,esnecting the geography, policy and history oil
France The syinpathies OF the writers, Tor the
| most part are with the Republican party One OF
them who has the advantage over the rest oil having
resided several years la the United states, says wen
enough among other things, these, aprOpOs vi Tint
| Montgomery Kansas business: 1.-The South mny
take warning from this Montgomery affair; the
day that they are separate from the -saVehod-
ing States, that day they are open to an endless
| series of such affairs"
The English Princess Alice il to be mar
RED to Prince Louis OF HesSe. Alice Is
| eighteen years old, Louis is twentythree. The
| Ring of Holland came precious near railroad
| smash the other day; an idle wagon on the track
inst IN the way of the regllcreDt train; conductor
| with brains enough to set on at bigh speed Wnich
smashed the wagon all to bits aud earned the
Dutch nalcsty clean through IN safety; probability
ID that intelligent conductor will get some order OF
the Holy Elephant or something OF that sort, sucn
| as the European kings reserve for rewards to the
lower sort of practical service one little American
dentist Evans has had lots of those little crosses and
kinaly crders--if instead OF being clever tooth
muller and filler, he were wholesale man-des-
troyer. little dentist Evans would have better
clossef Prince Napoleon and his good little Wlte,
Princess Cotilde dined at the Tuileres the other
day; and the Prince talked with Walewskl on the
smcabest terms. There s trltling bit OF political
siqujfcaucc in this. Prince Napoleon plays the
liberal Now his dining at the Tuileries just now
looks Cf YOU choose to look ut 1t that way) ~
though hbcrosm was IN the ascendant az the I'M
eries The Princes real successor 10 the govern
mert of Alpicrs grim old Pelssier, gets
precious good salary for keeping Algeria IN order
-Dotling less than 800 900 francs per annum, say
the urrtridedlv we-informed eaves-dr0ppers OF the
Mmistric. The Count of Syracuse, poor gentle
man. il quite dead. He was moderate, Liberalism
Prince fonGish of the arts and toerabsh amateur
scnhtor: fiiendhly disposed TO arts and artists,
especially female artists much gwen to good dln-
uers and other things and went off at Pisa, whittier
be had come at Victor Enanuel's request, quite
crcditably, with an aPopleay.
Tie Con.tiatonnel alleges that there ia no founds
tiop for The news that the Marquis de Lavalee rad
insisted at Constantnope, upon the prolongaion OF
the French occupation OF Syria. The CoRst'im'oH"a
also says: Up the present the convention o. sept
4 his not given ice 20 any divergence OF OPINION De
tween the representatives of the foreign Powers at
PARIS, Monday evening, Dec 10.
The PQfris saws: II il not true that Austria has
addressed representations 10 Turkey, on me SUBJECT oil
the state IF things in Moldavia and Wallacha:
The P0tri1 also says Agitation prevails III all the
Dapuiisn Prncpaliies. Al Jassy the METROPOLITAN
ard the Minister OF the Interior have been arrested ana
conveyed TO q convent where they are Professionally |
UNDERGOING imprisonment. The Paris journals an |
noupce that the subscription to the new Turkish Loan
will he orened tomorrow. The Paris correspondent
The two Lectures which NJ de Persigny has deliv |
ered-one the anegyIic on the Empire, ana the other
the Oppressive Treatment OF the Frees In England
have not met with unanimous approval III the Paris
press that If, from that portion Of 1t winch has any
pretcnsions TO Independence.
The MoH,teur Of Tuesday morning contains the fol-
lowing decree;
Am l. The advertisement. given up to thi. date 70 the
pation Of the Feb H. 1852, considered az null
2.
charged with the execution Of the present decree
Done at the Tuilehe this 10th day Of December ls%9 w
Tie Emperor visted the 'csSxl-Minster VI. Fond, at
biz hotel laft Sunday, and remained nearly an hour
" It'll lin.
There is no change TO be remarked in the general
commerce of France, except that export merchants
complain that they never bad 30 few foreign orders TO
execute.
Tie Paris flour market was dull last week, and -four
continues he cheaper in Paris than in the provinces
TIE lIice Of wheat was lower in moet Of the French
markets. The price of wheat has declined slightly In
all the markets the soacOast between Bordeaux and
Nantes in consequence of the demand from England
having been suspended There is demand for wheat
II LegLCn for Rome, where a scarcity exists.
TIE MURDER IN A FRENCH RAILWAY CARRIAGE.
GaljgH0aFS Messenger furnishes the following addi-
tional particulars respecting the murder of NJ. POnsot,
ore of the JUDGES Of the Impeal Court, Ill carriage
On the StTasbuIg Railway;
President poinsOt wasscoming from Champagne,
where he has estate, and whittier he lad gone TO
,eNe Liz Ients, but money found upon him, and
biz pure and witch had disappeared which leads TO
tie belief that robbery was the motive of the crime
He hed got into rst.class carriage at TrOyes and in
IA COM arinent which was then empty. II was on |
clerk opening the door ut o'clock in the morning at
Paris TO take the til kets from the Travellers that the
body Of NJ. PcpsQt was found lying In pool Of blood
al the bottom OF the carriage. The judicial authorities
were Immediately informed OF the dreadful occurrence,
and the fTocurouI.Gereral, the Procurenr-lmperia
ard the Project Of Police repaired TO the Strasburg
minus to instituie preliminary inquiry. As up 20 the
station before arriving Noisy lessee there had been
several passengers in the carriage and only the de-
ceased and another after that point, it IL supposed
that the crime must have been committed at |
"A short distance before arriving at the lsstnamed |
station. a lady, in adjoining carriage, heard some
cIes when Noisy ii is also said that traces were
discovered not far from that place indicating that the
murderer bad jumped from the carriage while the train
which only sackes it, speed to take the etter-bags
and does not completely stop was still in notion NJ