New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-21


censure of the apparently Inefficient, shlly-shally
policy Of our Government is justified only that they
! 90 80 see and do 20 censure-our best sincerest
European friends the most clearly as they whim,
and the most severeyis an unquestionGble fact, 70
be reported accordingly. l specially refer in the
above paragraphs TO the views and censures OF
Frenchmen. What il said and written, meantime, in
England IL wen worth noting Very well worth
noting is this that the clever, malicious articles Of
The London Times and the iDexcussbly false arti-
Giles of Tie Be,ald-wboss worst feature, after ALL
if we would only consider is not the malice false
hood but the grains of ugly and such
articles are not the sole not the main expressions Of
English feeling and opinion about our cause. For,
to pass by, as our unwisely irritable countrymen still
persist in doing the articles Of our constant calm
friendly, though critical advocates of Tile Daily
Negs, The Star, and other London papers, note
the admirably sensible lust lecture on the American
Civil War delivered by Mr.. W. L. Forster, NJ. p,
before bis constituents ct the Mechanics Institute
Of Bradford. fur report Of It is published in the
London papers-in The Tines among the rest.
Note again whit Mr, Bailey, another NJ. p, said
the other day at the British Association for the Adj
in cotton-spinning Manchester Recognizing the
extreme gravity Of the Cotton crisis, and dePloring
It's disastrous results on the backs and stonachs OF
some 100000 Of operatives, employers and states
men, the orator e,il did not hesitate TO express his
sympathies for the North our North and brand
Slavery az the black curse Of civilization, whose
abolition in the United States he declared to be nov
" imminent indispensable, necessary and all that
with loud applause Of the assembly sitting there IN
Mencb. yter, the cotton center Of England.
And let us be Just. not TO say let us do honor, to
reedom-loving Englisbmen Our American war to-
day is affecting them as seriously at it Is affecting
US. Al least tais Is patent, that NewEngland oPer-
atives are not 80 gayely threatened with short time
anG short commons a. Old England operatives;
Lowell distress lie not and does not threaten TO be
nearly 80 extreme as Manchester distress. Nay,
our American war is bearing to-day more hardly
upon the working population Of Lyons than upon
the working population Of Boston.
So many Of the working people Of Lyons are out
of employ, owing to the diminished call from the
American and other markets for slks, that the mu-
nic.paty has found it beet 70 establish for them
enormous workshops, 20 provide work for them at
the city's expense. We are in crisis here IN
France, financial and alimentarv crisis. The Bank
Of France bhs Just raised its rate Of discount to Fix
per cent and will, probably see occasion to raise il
still higher The price Of bread fixed by the Project
Of Police every fortnight was raised at the beginning
Of this month 20 50 centimes for inst ~ confines
for q second qualty-a bigherprce than it has been
sol for since lS47 when it reached for fret quality
60 centimes the hlogamme cay two pounds three
ounces. When YOU remember that high average
for a Partisan workmans daily wages is but four
francs. and that bread is the main staff Of his life
to an extent not thought Of by meateating Amer
leans, you zee the fearful gravity 10 him Of this rise
Of cent a poundon bread.
and Just now, budding in with short crops at
home closed or reduced markets sbroad-bread and
money both extraordinarily dem-comes into fail
application last Tuesday the reciprocal commercial
treaty with Engand-compared with the old eEces-
siyely protective aad absolutely prohibit,e duiies
Of he old tariff free trade, aldwtl all this against
all this despite some foolishy exaggerated move
ments in tie Fauburg ST. Antoine, despite very
qrpve real difficulties, France exists lives, goes on
ri civ. soupdy a'ely, On the whole, strong and
well. And here Is tho m9Hl Of II: England npd
France to-day--what with the wGu, 0. raw cotton
from the United STATES and the want Of United
states customers for manufactured oo,tons, woo.ers
silks and wines are suffering directly from our
American war more severely than NewEngland "a
suffering from H. That is q moral worth taking to
he.rt i, seems to me, by such feebletous indulge
in compromise whines in the ashamed district.
To keep in Europe: While orthodox, Jesuit, clear
SIGHED Father Passaga II doing bis possible 10 per-
III. o. ..Ifs hot al.
strength Of the Church lies henceforh in its separa
ton from poltics Protestant Guz0t IL about to
publish pamphlet, in p chapters, solemn octave
Of some hundred pages, wherein be arPlies lis per.
soual authority, Lis understanding learning biz MAJ
terry style. his historic method 10 prove that the
temporal power Of the Pope Of Rome lie essential,
lo only 10 Catbolcity but 70 all civilization. Thin
grand pamphlet viii make a certain noise when 1t
il published here. 1t viii be worth any ones read
ing II will he new, needless, magnificent proof
Of Guizois almost sublime seli-conceit, blind obst
uaey. political factiousIess. consistent Inconsistency
Tie rurnor ran some months ago that the great Pot
estaut historian and ex statesman wac going over TO
Cfthorci.m. Not the slightest danger. Protestant
GuizOts advocacy OF tbe Popa's 'emToraiity is Ike
Romanist Moutalcmbert sGdyocscy Of Liberalism. For
something over Thirty five out q he ;hty eight more
or less millions Of existing frenchmen, tho sorry
fixed fact il, that despotic Louis Napoleon is better
guardian and promoter Of lben! than Protestant
parliamentary Guizot or Catholic parliamentary
Montaembert, either Of whom las profound con-
tempt for the masses as possible partners in any
Government. AS compared with either, Louis Ma
30 con Donaparte ia a radical democrat.
have MT left myselfsT to enlarge upon the
Mexican question. You will zee by your French
papels, that whatever the French Government may
see fit TO do in the case will be fully supported and
approved by public opinion. The insult to the