New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30

For the rest if you Will give yonrseif the trOpole
% carefully read and think over The French papers
and periodicals. seDd You, and do TIE same by The
rather harsh English files that you may eonsnt IN
New York think that Won cannot fail 20 come 70
these two among other conclusions: ]. we rave
repclled Euro, can sympathy, moral and military ana
postica, by falling IN pracire unlieiy shoft OF our
braggadocio aim and by declining, deprecatlne re-
fuslug TO take portion The ground Of the bI0sn-
npatoa OF the Negroes. III. That with Europeans
ewagger goes for nothing now; that we are Judeeo
and 70 be Judged by what we do, not oy WHAT we
ray, IN all military aud financial matters. ~.
As TO our soldier rank and hle, yon VIII notice mat
they arc in The main respectfully, considerably
treated; 90 are their superior eommanosrs, az NC
Celia, ana Fremont Of our civilian colonies ana OF
our Federal Cabinet oilcers.
" am afraid that European opinion 10 these re-
spects ia too we'll founded. Meantime l Lhilk yYa
can rely upon this: European Powers WI no' rahe
haste 70 recos nize the &. y i. as ca indepehnehS
nation; they will give Us some months YET TO P,o1e
that they are not ibdependen' il the PROOF a"eS
not succeed between now and next New-ieeri u
the T.. s. 4. display their essential yltalty up 70
that tune their de tJcto existence viii be acknowi
edged and their De jgre existence must follow. Ice
utulost excess of rhetoric cannot turn the WORMS
lsoric diff from such conclusion. IA TO any other
or more immediate interference by separ.e or eoil'
Lined forces of France and England, DO not, mlnd
In OF all the more lees ingenious aud naiuly OF Chs
aud tTansatlantic newspaper articles on me lHeslOh
! DO rot, humbly repeat, sec the sghies' aiAFin
:. Remember job then, and fight 1t out.
You're tiulr, I. II. D.
If have gwen too much room TO the toregc-
inc extracts from Mr. i. 3 letter, you viii decides
the main, he seems 20 me to have MT q hunoeE
If mails pretty nearly on the head.
Harriet B. Stoves letter TO Lord Shattesburyls
u,intrd in English journals OF this week, and Trans
lated in large part into French newspapers III
i, welsh enough argued, and may, perhaps, IN
pose mon Lord ;. It's purpOsed effect upon Inc
psblic will BE- wOfuly diminished by accidental
phrases like this: 1.-The Government has been
literally flooded with men and money" WIN
such phrases, obstinate Europeans nh compare
H.. superiority in numbers OF the secession troops
at Bull Run and at Springfield and riA esh liar-
ri,t r. stowe to expcate how " Government
LITERALLY flooded with men aud money does NOT
nut half as niany men in the field at Manassas, nor
n third a. many men in the field at Springfield, az
m, uUpoDulous. impoverished South ] do notput
thb oliestion. Flabbv patriotism Of the ilatllent
ostrich sort forbid that ! should SO presume
Your correspondent does not personally presume
10 criticize much less censure, civilian cO!oneb
at the fying infantry or faced members of a
singunry stationary Cabinet body polite. lie
! oub does report rs in painful duty bound thc
presumptuous and censOnOus crtiques Ot l"reigh
| oberyers. The most effective pant of Mrs. stoves
letter TO Lord Shcrsbury, is its contained qus's-
ton from Wendell Phillips.
notice IN all the American loyal papers the
| constant expression in one form ar an0ther-boo
often Ia the form OF boysh braggadoCio and scar
! cdlg defnnt fnnfarOnnde--of anxious curiosity as
70 the course France aud England viii take IN the
immediate future Of our American a'fairs. hey
will take the course that they have always taken,
that al governments take and ought 60 take-the
corr,e Of their most probable interests. what 70
done and left undone by our more or ie2s iHeitici-
eut dplomats at foreign courts; the quite lmprob-
nbr. although quite possible, but utterly unan-
tbentcaied propositions Of 1houyenri 10 Pallurr-
atom. ARE really of small matter. Neither England
nor France. nor England and France (whosc re-
snA,tlye rulers are much better misunderstanding
taken measures % procure Iniormunon-as to Inc
real condition Of North aud South than ore cur
nrXyspaper editors not 70 say cur Cabinet Secret--
rieF) will break blockade or recognize the L. ;. A.
unless the blockade continues 10 be sham and
"a. g. X 4. continues 10 manifest lie real cust-
euce What l.. Y. H. and Lord Paincrsion pu-
po.es are in our American case don't know, aud
don't much care 10 know, for they are both eMin-
eotly sen.ible men dancing ATTENDANCE upGn
Providence. whose final DEGREES are leit blank
hitherto for our signing. Sign them frankly, open
Nv. Tomorrow Abolition OF slavery. I. :. y.
- their marx" and neither l.. n. IT,, nor Lord
Palmcrstou. nor morbund King Cotton. dare say
a. nav. such simple declaration would preclude
/
Right or wrong, polite or impoiitic II would
assure, past al practical question, the settlement
Of our family quarrel in tbs family.
To give u glance At European maters now:
pothiug il palmer than that the RomUn question
drifts ever toward Us inevitable solution, and that
t5is drift has notably sweled and hHstened 81 the
last three months current history. Which - mol
the slightest reason for suppOsiDg that the s1'u-
ton ia directly at hand. Large bodies move slowly
l.. lZ.tn Il gsarNsH ~
surrIg moving toward union With IL head. capital
Rome Nothing IL simpler than to say that the
actual position al the French garrison ,. uutcHa-
bic. Nothing il more cOmpeI thau the problem
Cf its retreat.
Tie Paris correspondent Of The LoadoG TINES,
having nothing else effective 10 do ~ thee days,
| made au exec. i've TODD and ado ma apropos of n
little pamphlet entitled LINN ercH1, Roms, q is
Roi GBalis, " The Emperor, Rome, ara tine King
| Of Italy"
To suppose that the really able Paris correspon-
dent Of The London 7iu,s was nisled BY the puhs
preliminary 10 the publication OF ths pamphlet; fO
s,Iprose that he was incapable az secuy, on the
most cnrsory perusal Of IT, that il could not poss-
Div have been "iuspired by l.. y. H.. would be
~ suppose that theyery able Pans correspondent Of
tn, london Times il 40 ass Still, the Paris CORE
spond ent Of The LoEdOE Times did iinuiense!ye1-
| aggerate the significance OF thus pamphlet when
eGaggeration led the editors OF that and several
other London papers 10 indulge N amuS4nsp
solemn, sensation articles on this pamphlet. 10
that ths French pamphlet has gained, through! the
| English Press, an importance that never would,
for an instant. have been attributed 10 III rams
The truth IT, tLht il il very clever resume OF iucis
| and arguments against the Pope and rancls IL,
with very clever and perfectly Logical implication
| Of Louis Napoleon 10 IFS cenciuSops; To VIII
! withdrawal Of French garrison iron nome, ana