New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-28

protection France held that Rome should remain the
capital of the Catholic Church world. Csvour inistsA
that it should become the capital Of Italy Lis drasA
many now think 10 Fastening she partial sslntios a
the tangled question, in a favorable W his WE'VE
and Justice and the Of the Italian Dssiea.
His real ability, hs equally real prsstg gres1
that they could put off, keep down. resist even, the
revolution. No successor nberi,s bis power in ths1
kind. The now quite prevalent notion lie no, there
fore q quite absurd one. that Napoleon 10 reader
low than be was In Cayours lifetime 70 yield 10 c.
YOURS demands. AZ his majesty undertook tho lt.lisA
war no, at s for Ialys sake, and not solely by my
for traditional French polisys sake, but - vel
from imperative necessity Of an iepa,Dg the sctiop u
the Revolution it il not dficult cohesive
that be may yield up Rome 10 Constitutional Italy -
the essce means Of anticipating tie attempted seizure
Of lite Capital by Revolutionary Italy. OF all thpgA
Ions Napoleon for the present. would avoid the Euro
pean for which he holds and keeIs himself In tho
highest state Of preparation. OGt Of AN Italian revoss-
tionsry war; whose outbreak the actual government 81
Victor Emanuel hrs not OF itsef strength enough 10
! suppress. q European would grow. IL woala
inevitably become n rev0luii)nary war. Louis NsPs-
leon would inevitably be- forced t. take sides with the
revolutionary element Although prepared for such
war; and preparing always for taking such eide in such
war, be has every for desiring to avoid h. 70
will not seem strange 10 any one who has studioasy
followed the current history Of Europe for the pas
three years only, tina; the who accepted the peace
of vafrancs SHOULD recognize tie kingdom OF Itsly,
and even withdraw bis troops from Rome.
The Syrian question seems finally to have como 10
partial temporary souiion in Leariy the followiAG
terms: The Lebanon district is to he ruled by q Gov
erDor Of of the Christian perua,iors. TO bsA
Office for the three years. TO hold directly from tho
SaItan consequently TO be independent Of tho PssAas
of Beyrout and Damascus and whose removal frsa
Office on charge Of maadminitration Ia to be subes
the controlling examination Of such Charge BY the
agents Of the European Powers. On the whole, dis
lame temporary halfand-h,lf mixture rather toan
luton Of the Syrian detail Of the Oriental question =
rather q triumph Of French than Of English policy.
The readers Of Tar Tribune have their srtentisa
too absorbed, and with too much reason, in homs
affairs give heed to the comparatively quiet revsa-
ton steadily going on in France. Historical study HE
charity should begin at home. Your French reporers
home is in France, and since he cannot ask in your
now crowded columns the space needful for brsf
explanatory ment Of the political movement IN
all III aied in France by the decree Of 2fth November
1860 he begs to insert here, for the cake Of future
reference merely note or two. No thanks To Lou
Napoleon personally, but thanks TO his perception a
the necessities of bis and 81 the necessities Of h
tory, France is getting on slowly, very slowly. bsA
really getting on 10 the road toward liberty. Al
analysis that could hardly be ntelgibly abbreviated
in TO less than three columns Of THr Tribune, now
better filed with more interesting narration Of hone
events-en analysis say, Of the late debates in -
Senate ard in the Corps Legislaf would furnish cos-
vincng proof OF this French progress toward liberty.
II. G. IL. al a.
tits progress is very slow, that impeded not only
by Government but by the friends Of liberty thas-
selves
The part week and has been occupied in To
Corps Legisatif with the DISCUSSION OF the Budev@
Toe discussion steadily ends with the voting by N
overwhelming mao y Of the appropriations drmande1
by tie Government for each Ministry. Stlil, IL woaA
be gross en- or that, therefore, the dNcas-
SION II tue constantly amendments to the Gov
E nment bin Of Ways and Means a waste of wordA
No. This discussion and its publicity is the beginning
of the porhae far dstan, end Of the expenditure ard
taxation CT the nation controlled by the representatives
of the narion. Equally important with this discusssa
IF tie material interests OF the nstion 10 the CORPS
Legislaf is tie now fuliluent by the Senate Of iD
normal Office Of receiving and answering petitions.
Short .lted folks who don't believe beyond whs1
ley ss- and demand that all history shall BIO showed
up ike telescope into this years view-whose whole
notion OF fact is material thing DONE and who cans
understand principle or tie existence Of II IL thsy
cannot both fell End handle it, will tell you that an
that the two Chambers have done this year Is talk,
mere words. They overlook, don't conceive. cannot
comp ehr nd the deep everlasting manifold nearing a
that dctnw, which lie not true because il Is diviney
inspired but was dviney inspired because is strus
g In the beginning was the word"
Fugitive slave Anderson, about whom judicial f,Iks
in Canada and England were a few months exa-
cised being in straits to decide whether he were
homiedal thing, OF a self-defendng man has lately
debarked in England an unques'ionable man. Hsrs
in France We have tie Samese ambassadors and Their
cutie persons Of Chimpanzee ply sioguny, with con-
p.ex Eoy sy Liable unpronouncabe names Play ~sphs
Mat is The name Of the Il 1T Embassador, khonnchon
enthae is the Of of his alta Les) just new
received with great bonerr ut Fontanebeau, whsrs.
for the moment, the Emperor is residing.
Not highly important but notable in lie kind. 10 -
fact that tlese Champagne poysy nsb'cay entd has>
ba-ns are received aud bonor-d ri the French Cess
IN ,hs dress wherein they present themselves To usf
own Court. Whereas, the Embassadcrs Of Ale L'ncois
mos, party consult Court tailor before they dars
show Themselves TO the face Of European Royaify.
rrepeh books ard at crowd upon your Corresponds
for notice and quarrel for in the little sacs
and tine left in this ktter with one or two AM sD
m mes and deeds Messrp. Judd Minister 10 BerknA
Burlipg,me Ito Austria Foey ito switserlsnd), 40
her. Pike ,our some time Washington cores ondea.
h,. nrs,n,ed himself ard been presented T. hs Hob
laui Majesty. Marsh has gone 10 Tu,in and Clay -
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