New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28
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business though not officially. In is Bulletin col
umn Of today Tire Bulletin" is new feature deye
oped in that "estimable Journal" since the tint Of thu
month"; formerly there no daily news chronicle in
the Government sheetin it's Baletn, then, the Asxi
tear rays rs follows: ATTEMPTS have been mu,le To
" bring about truce between the belHrernts. asa
preliminary to the opening of negotiations for peace.
" but without Success Sardinia however having de-
clared her readiness to suspend hostlties and sae
works until the 18th inst the French Admiral ba.
"been ordered to inform Frpcis H. of the fact and
invite him likewise to cease hostiliiies In case hos.
" tities should be suspended, the French s4uadroo
"woud Immediately retire from before Gaeta, exccpt
one vessel that would remain till the expiration Il
" tie truce"
This il all that tue Aoaiteur says. Whether Frsmi.
has accepted the invitation; whether if he do not tie
squadron viii Withdraw after the l9h il does not Ia.
form u.s. perhaps because is itself nfor med Ser.
haps from habitual aversion to telling plainly all a
knows. 1t IL not quite impossible that Napoleon him.
self does rot know yet what he shall do about il ea
DAYS hence lie ia a very bothered man in his maes;y.
A sentiment Of gratifed vanity may minge with tie
motives of his policy in protecting the King Of Gasta
The parvenu monarch protects the last Of the Bour
bons it is as if Dutch grocer should aid by h
credit to preserve its place in high society some old
Knickerbocker family that lad not dealt in groceries
for three generations.
The general opinions are: That the squadron viii
retire on the 18th or thereabous; that boat will be
left for Francis TO buselfin up 10 the last minue
that Francis will net take the boat but defend him
self in GaCta to the last. Observe that even win Per
sanOs squadron In place Of Barber e Tinans sending
bombs into GaCta instead Of invitations, the fortress
may vet hold out for weeks, while Francis encouraged
in his obstinate resistance by the couDses of the reae.
zionist party throughout Europe by the prayers and
blessings Of the Pope naturally, however enormously
is vet more encouraged by the dssensions Of his enc
mics and the insurreconary movements of his frisnd
in Naples TO hope for restoration TO his throne The
talk of a Russian sqIgdrOn taking the place Of the
French ore in tie Bay Of Ga6ia, though agtaedhs
BouIse litte yesterday, as the most idle talk ote'
DOS gains as little credencc here os does tue rumor sa
III by TIE L0q90R Times Of an armist'ce OF Ars
months 10 be imposed by Napoleon upon Piedracat
True. Il may be said that tits nstee would acer
well enough with the Emperors supposed polg
of bringing about his old purpose Of eoniedera'ed
laly--usiDg tho three months time to persuade
scare Victor Eunuel TO give up rgs part Of bis al
neXed provinces and 10 Induce Austria TO let him Lave
in conn ensaion, at some rate or other Vene!a- Ia
further support Of this as yet 1ontod report ia The
Times may DO quoted tie growing cordially between
France and Ru=sa whose friendship for Nap,s is vel
known; and the desire Of all the Great Powers for con
tiuued peace But Austria and Garibald do not show
| the least signs OF coming into the arrangements S1.
dnia is making great pgepsraii n5 for war; war
with Austria woald be the honorable means not ouly
49, ffuin malp
new word for people that need 10 he made anew-Of
yrilizing the Italians. Common danger, hardship and
glory would unite dssestient patriots OF all Psnles
thereby put strength into the hands Of the ceatn
Government that would efectually impose quiet uPa
the reaction aud put musets instead Of settoes INTO
the hands Of Neapolitans. Nothing would so cement
the northern and southern provinces as the blood
their children flowing together Italian field Of BAL
tie fought against a common enemy.
II il now understood that five of the last FrentA
EpiacoIal nominations will soon be canonicaliyea-
frmod by the Pope. As for the institution Of the EH
rerors nominee TO the vacant bShoprc OF Vannes, tie
Pope still refuses TO grant IT, On the pretext Of s
nominees fAbb6 Martt) Deafness Everybody hs
known in this case for the last Elk months and more,
that NJ Mares ears are all in my eye; it s has CALI
can principles II deafness blindness were % inca
racitate for episcopal holdings, hsf of the frenes
bishops should be served with notice 20 quit their Pa'
aces tomorrow, and the Pope himself should have ab-
| dicated long ago.
In answer 10 reclamations Of some of the bishops
the Minister Of Public instruction has sent them clrcu'
lar showing them what il as plain as pkestaff orsGo
ser to every one ese that the regulation which ordered
six months ago that their politicopasioral letters wh'
printed must be provided with the preiecoral stamp
aul orzing th,ir circulation, submitted them only 70
the prov sons OF the statute from which no one shoah
be exempt and insising upon its continued entOfe'
ment nereupon the Uitramontane orgals grind o'a
their old woful tunes Against the law as bad ous
because restrictive of tho liberty OF the pres
thew do not say word their sole cry is against its s
piaaton 10 clerical citizens. And they raise this cry
of spceia privilege in the rame of liberty. Tnerc s
no louder advocates for liberty" than these Ultra
mcntanes. Their definition of it is, freedom Of tie
Church from all civil controls absolute subordnaio'
of all civil government to the Charvhi blind aud ceaL
and dumb subsection Of the Church to an infsliOs
sutOoTat.
The latest sensation pamphlet published here IS Cd
titled Rome ct Is Eeeques de France. Ii makes
sensation because considerable pains have been taka
before and since its frs. appearance has! honday"
assimate its authorship, its edorshp, to the tn~
or four amous pamphlet manfestoes such as lie rags
le COR9re, NAPOLEON ILL., e LItaLt, that have passs
for being " inspired BY the Emperor. Now there Hs
20 many qrada.ions of imperial inspiration from ts
oecaaioral plenary and verbal revelations in MonOnA
xot,. eommpntgaes down to the editorials Of the semi
ofseials where the Nspoleonc alatus isin homeOpahs
prorortiou 70 Grandguillo,'s voluminous Ii'atSc,
and which arc marked by hardly any other qualify
revelation than their apOcalyptic dmnsss-there are,
saw. GO many grads;ions Of inspiration that tins l
sensation pamphlet may belong to one Of them. IL
nite NJ sshle that Il nas unlimited in MANUSCRIPT "