New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
P,sm Our owz Correspondent

PARIS, Jan. %, 1861.
Francis OF Gaeta and his brave wife still bo!'
out in their casemated kingdom, though desertc'
by their late "best friend" Napoleon. If pc"
Frank only knew it. ne s still better frier'
than the monarchs Of Austria, Bavaria, Sa1ODy
Spain, and Rome, who, it is supposed, encourage
him to obstinate resistance against Fate, Fur
Their encouragement the poor young man get
from France, in Che shape Of brave-hearted AM
hOt-headed young gentlemen who go to Italy Il
fight for the lOst cause of Bourbon Legitimacy
either under the Pope's banner OF with the ban
dts of the Abruzzi. 1t s said that FIVE hundred
Youths Of noble families ard antiquated IDEA
have left France for that purpose within the pa''
three weeks, and that enrolmeuts still gong on
under the management of Jesuit recruiting ser
geants. This is not, perhaps. the most ingehioG'
means Of restoring the entente oOrdiae beWeeh ''i'
Tuileries and the Vatcan-this recruiting the fop :
defenders from among the Emperors btterest enc
mics. They may possibly hasten little the ever
DELAYED withdrawal of the French garrison nom thf
Papal States, but cannot possibly retard the itai-
ian occupation of that part of Italy Whc'sis sure Ia
follow such Withdrawals. To suppose that Ma
poleon will retire in favor Of any other than al
Italian successor, will not bear thinking OF. 1ho
more one thinks of the Italian question. the more Is
hone strengthened by conviction Of future United
Italy. This IL said with no dsrcspect to mOSt
ofthosc who firmly hold to the c0ntrtI! heliei-ior
the b,ict with them IL almost confcsscily now got
to be- not n matter cf thinking, but Of bind faith.
II is curious ia observe however that some OF the
most Jealous partsans Of the SiotH quo ante fuocm,
in Italian aud in general European aliars are bcPir-
ming 10 renolIncc hope Of return # the Dark Ages
are beginning to admit that possibly they have
misarprehended Providence, and that II Inay posi-
Div De- 10 lis designs that the BourbOns and Haps-
bIrgs and ROYAL divine night, Il I'd omne' should lal
extinct like the antcdUyian species IN natural his
tory. only the Roman Church is tue ark that Il
ride safely through the revolutionary hood trains
porting all desirable. sayatle goods to the pc"
washed world. If this is right view OF the stormy
fine lei ms hope, since Nonhrope (Tiyirf his rev.
rrruc,j is exposing bis nakrdurss voluntarily Ia adj
vance that Garlbaldi-llam aud thG rest who cant
be cured OF hooking it, won't be preserved to trims
nit their inherent DecuT-cdnesr 10 luluf" innocent
geneE.ti0 and future Cotton States
What Garibaldi is likely 10 do when The Spring
,howcrs commence; wha. the dplouati,t. may do
in the ga, of tyiug up With red tape the swollen
bors Of storm wind Tint threaten 10 hnrbi thrni
who the bifacgd Janus Qair'HHs and other donbi"-
faced supcrutcudeuts ot events VIII succeed ih jan
ming 10 the door aud shutting in war-thesc continu,
10 ir lbe questions bl 1iF 'sNf i'lAil III '.' A'''
Of speculative chat, hardly worth the sitting.
Here is something positive. The French troops
in syria viii remain in Syria, past then irsi cOnd'-
ticurd term OF sI months occupation. They ought
ia remain To protect the yet unsiaughtered thr!,-
tiaps against the Turks and Duscs, whose wrathiul
f,uatical passion they have cumuinied and eAa'-
prraicd BIS plygical suppression Of outward action.
The last tFrench) news from Syria is that the nom
inally Christian inhabitants OF two villages near d.,
mascus had been massacred by the Diuses MO h;.!
taken refuge in the iIaurnn. II u believed with
reasun that proloucation Of the rench nhIltHr!
occupaticu will be- decided at'irmaiiyry IN aeon
ference Of delegates of the interested Powers, so"i
70 h. held in Pans. England 10 The contrary not
Withstardiug.
If il could he supposed that TnE TRBrNE hal
any readers among the seeding Cotton stait'-
men. | should beg to direct their attention I" ID"
Indications of very serious movement
in England. having for ~ oDrci lhc cr'chPn'|
az the cotton culture 10 Africa, Iurkry. the East
Iudirs and wherever else. outside Of TIE American
Cotton States. TINT useful vegetable grows or can
be made 10 grow. Undoubtedly Cotton i King;
but let our brughted States, IN thcir o"n Interest
ry To- remember that there are youngor branches ~
thc ROYAL House; that they are pro- OkIEg that
oihrr Commercial King British Capital, who's
ygs.als are the Merchant Princes of England, to
ioin forces with the Indian and African Cadets.
Consider. O NV seeding compatriot-, before !ou
irr.ycraby cut and run your length from the lalr
United states that already England receives more
than ouc-iourth Of her supply OF III" c"tton nom
other thaa your slave quarters; consider That an
er.rneutly i.iayutrhlc Providence has laid out no
end Of good cotton lands quite outside Of your ar-
Dual geographical limit outside oi any Po,sii'
future Limits which your warm iillhlft"rcsqtr
imaginations can compass, quite independents 81
MISSOURI or Other compromise hues. Consider, -
more-or-less about-to-be nv eN-iclloW-c"uhtfsmrh
and statrsmcn, that what i styled, IN grin! li-
cetous disregard Of the meaning Oi words, urn
war-intO which your guardian angels, o. was Il"
be expected OF their superior taste ana lhtrilIh'''
Seceding) Won propose 10 Tsh-wOud: l, shorten
yorr cotton crops; = not per So oil the crops "l
your colored nstitntons 3 tend to the lengh"nlug
of the LEGS of the same Il not (Which Heaven ~
If, mercy forbid to tie fierce swelling OF the pa
sjonate hearts, and fierce uplifting Of The murder
ous arms of the same; 4, put England III icai-
fl condition by reason Of short supplies TO rs cot.
ton mills For one two three years, y"n Woii0 ~
cost of great suffering on your part reduce thou
sands Of English mill owners, operatives, ana n'r-
chants to great distress. congratulate you upon
the direfsl result in advance. But EDgilshli'tn
mot being chiyalrc) vii not seek remedy for bad
state OF things bv provoking worse. Disturbance,
discpnicnt. mobs there may BE-, aimless revolution
there viii not be- AuglO-SaXon device, pluck car
taI-not cutie untingcd with Chrstian and pillar
thropic principle (passon if Nou like the word bet
ter)-viIl be turned TO the development OF cotton
culture in India, Africa, Australia, and eseNhen.
They are already turung-not in fantastic revolt
ionary, Menadic whirl, but in grave solid, SQUARE
toed march ia those directions; heavy old money
bags graylotiug the same way. Consider ma"
INV ainrinngly ambiguous JsiiOT rountgmrn, that
the united British Empire, rather than 90 down
headlong to the demliticn Bow-wows for want %
cotton will prop and nOurish ia their growth
M end of Younger branches 10 your king-Cof0n
plant. And mind, my dsuntcd brothers, dat ti.s