New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-13

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-, -. Nossaer,s de Svrit ut the Cirque lmPeriaie
Tbeatcr was bcarish TO il ward. Mnes did his pest
did his worst. 70 avert the coming storm aSg'"
vated" his voice his signature, fabricated 'aiues
So oreot had been Mires his greatness, IN nome as
well IA foreign enterprises that ms b'ehayou ~, ~
Was theme Of delibcration in Imperial c9unos. ,ie
must be- sustained, your Majesty sara paIo'ht,
President Of the Council OF stare, anu
f.n ill olive n dangerous shock TO public credit,
vou, Majesty ITO say nothing OF our credit hhaA-
cciaI and MISUNDERSTANDING No! quOih ferHeiy'
The borestest frankest spoken Of the Imperial Cab-
;ne, Counci. supported this time by Walewskl;
Trutb will out in the long run, and II, meantime,
you attempt 10 cover Mlres With your protecuoh'
resign NY Ministry and give TO the pubhc my ica-
sous Of resignation And so, Mlres the prosperous
was arrested by vulgarest agents Of common justice
last Monday. and led OF TO Mazas Mnzns IS
the prison where abide persons accused OF crime,
awaiting the examination OF charges against them
ekminary 10 their open trial before the legal
tribunals. This Mires business is to make an
enormous scandal in Paris. II he is pushed harshy
10 iudcial trial. II is believed that he will make rev
eatlons showing that persons very mgh-piaceIl Po'
hticaly and socially, have been hls accOmphces'
These revelations threaten Baroche aud others, the
disnterested Prince Plon-Plon Napoleon among the
rest; so public rumor runs Day before yesterday
morning the Moniteur went out ofits solemn, otchi
vAy 10 state that the VicOmte dc Rlchem0nt was
suddenly dead OF aJOpcxy. The Niscount OF hieht,
mont held high official position between the Natonhi
Treasury aud the receipts thcreunt0 due oil the VI!
Of Pans. Ninety-Bine out OF one huuOrrd oi VI.
readers Of that note in the Monte" ItahsIn1ea
apople1y" into suicide. NiscOunt RicnemOnt
rouidatcd his account with MiTes d Co. that way
Mires a Co. their affairs have been put INTO lhe
hands Of respectable agents ly Government. tx
ecgcrating rImOr rates the liabilities Ol Mites IN
%. AT anywhere from two TO six millions OF francs,
the assets being foggy. This Mnes failure bears
heavily on the Nearied camels back. 1t seems rea-
sonaLie 10 look for a Little European financial crisis
Coustnitinoputau houses, and their correspondents
in Marseilcs and in London, receive new shock
from this Mires catastrophe. All OF which IL aux.
iaIy play 10 the financial Influence IN Europe Oi
the American political crlsis.
1 am ouly your general news, not your financial
correspondent, but by Pluus If there be any read
ers Of THE TRIBUNE with money 70 spare, who
believe at al in the judgment OF its Own Cores
pondents let Inc hereby advise them 10 invest their
spn r, funds in United States securities. seen from
this cooling distance the affairs of the late United
States are in a way toward clear settlement; 1t Is
considerably clearer than pikrsiah that the late
United States will wake up and become again the
early United States so that, if you will permit NE
10 ntercalnte strictly private and lhdenilal re-
mark in this letter, to the general reader oil lliE
TRIBUNE, respectfully beg you 10 invest my last
Fix months pay in L. sans funds.
Speaking OF prisons financial matters, fofgenes,
etc naturally reminds me Of our cOmpatriOt 'io SEER
Robert Howe Could who volunteered hrs very
dirty ard useless testimony in the recently tired case
Of the Baltimore against the Palas Royal Bona
paries How tina, case was decided by The french
judges in accordance, perhaps with French law ana
IN defiance Of equity, your readers already know.
they NAV like 10 know what IN the indsputabie
truth that while PlOn-l'lo gained bis case before
the legal tribunal, be was the cOn6emnedest OF men
before the tribunal Of French pubic opinion. But
10 return 10 our "cumpatrOte" " h StEr Robert
Howe Gould" r. II. g., in his disrespect OF his
bOnOred father has SUNK in these last years 70 the
estate If professional sharper His pitifu history
for the past ten years is hardly worth recording III
this letter. Enough o. say that II 10 the history oil
sharper a svindlrr an imperfecly ingenious scOun-
drel The stupid foolish letter that be wrote, and
that PlOn. Plns lawyer was stupid enough To repro
duce before the Court, was taken and delivered by
The K. II. G. in person 10 the Imperial hlghness ID
person, at the PALMS Royal. The Imperial high.
nees was greedy IN catch at all sorts Of straws; II
the " SieHr Gould's" impertinent, dirty letter 10
worth nothing as testimony, still il may have its
value as a lump Of dirt thrown at the man whom i
lately addressed a. nv friend and brother for life
Robert Howe Gould the sdyenturer, having pre-
sened his dirty letter 10 the Prince PloD-Plon, re-
tired from the Paais Royal. But hardly had be
made ten steps toward one Of the fvo residences
n
rested in all the glory of his prncey presentation
costume, and 40 led OF direct, in white crayst aud
gloves to match, 10 the PRISON Of MaZas. There be
still awaits the result OF the preliminary e1anlna-
ton If the charge Of forgery.
Scribe il dead, honestly, he. He was 10 years
old. He was always about 10 retire from the
stage from his singuary active pen-e, % his coun-
try chateau. Habit and faculty were stronger than
purpose with him. After passing the morning IN
busy cabinet-wOrk, he went out two days ago and
took rotture 10 60 n number - in such street.
The ooeh,r found him bopelessly dead on reaching
No II Rue d. Berlin. Not very great life, but
surely a very honest aud honorable life, is thus
suddenly closed. Scribe never wrote, nor was
capable Of writing, great drann. He wac author,
correetOr collaboration, Of more than four hundred
stage-Tlays, more than three hundred 0 which were
successul-successiul not only in Paris, hut in Lon
don and in New-YOrk. He did no great thing, but
produced no end Of good things. Let us be respect
fully thankful For the rest, the man Scribe, was
always honest, honorable, and kindly. lie might
have been twice the millionaire that he was, had he
been as greedy az be was generous Of maternal ben
ehts.
note in foreign exchanges the arrest in Hungary
Of Gen. Asbotb, General OF Hungarian HOuveds. Is
this our Col. AsbOth
also note that the fabby, vacillating, forcible-
feeble military martinez new King OF Prussia, il
thought worthy by his maritally connected cousin
Queen Victoria, Of the Royal Order Of the Garter.
Ex-King Francis Of Gaeta, simultaneously receives
the order Of Maria Theresa. King OF Hungary -
pro hostro rsge Of ungrammatcal, enthusiastic Hun
garians acclaimed IN their time receives 4 from
Prince Windschgr6tz, sole surviving grand cross of
that order, appropriately enough. it is all Of
piece. The late ballet master Of the opera at Paris
~ Chevaller OF the Holy Sepulchre, by grace of the
Queen Of Spain; dentist Evans Of the Rue de Ia
Palx Ia Knight Of God he knows how many cbiyal-