New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09

refltng facts seems to have utterly ignored the fact
that on another page Of the samo number OF The
London Times were printed IN full the full reports
Of the week of battles before Richmond, az printed
in TIRE TRIBUNE, from the letters Of its special
reporters on the field of battle. The complex self
of the frantic Times editorial were
clearly set forth in singing critical editorial
of next mornings DAILY Ners. Patriotism, OF course,
requires that the frantic article Of The London
Times should be treasured in our irrated memories,
and that the brilliant response of The Daily New'
should be gratefully forgotten. AprOpos OF patriot
I'm it is but Just say in the interest Of the Broth
er babes in the Wood, that Ben and Fernandy are
appreciated highly by The london Times and the
Southern Brethren generally and all their cisAtan-
tic organs. If j. Davis does not remunerate the
Brothers Wood in some way, 1t must be because that
clever statesman is aware that their service vol
untary and secured without pay.
Be assured that the worst enemies OF the Union In
Europe, and the ablest advocates OF the Z. 81 A.
here, have constantly been, and still are, Border
Statesmen timid Northern Statesmen, aud the clev.
err INSCRIPTIONS Northern acconpices OF the South
ern Rebels.
The other day, a man went to one Of the telegraph
offices here to send word TO some friend in the
provinces that the Orleans Princes were returning
from America. No! quo,h the Geographic official
clerk; is distinctly forbidden by the regulations Of
the telegraphc Office to record transmit the name
of the Orleans family any form! The other day,
an advertisement OF great sale OF rare books and
MSS, 10 come oil in London, was sent to certain
rst.class Paris newspapers. IL happened that tins
q sale Of books and MSS. collected by NJ Libri.
Ii happens that NJ. Libr rightly wrongly, is in
cideni2y and allusively, as II were, looked on by
certain subordipales Of the actual French Govern
ment as guilty of the charges long ago brongh.
against him of stealing books from the National IL
brary not account Of the probability improbable
y Of the charge, bit because the petition OF Madame
Libri that tie Justice OF fair examination Of facts
10 hnata md faN le
Senate last year. the business agents OF the adyer-
isements OF tie two first journals in Pans dare not
insert the name OF NJ. libri III the advertisement OF
his book sale in London. The other day the Re-
ceiver Of Taxes for the District Of Bordeaux Wa
notified that his resignation was accepted. The
Office If extremely profitable. ward OF his was in
love, with accepted counter love with perfectly
acceptable respectable young gentleman. Tins
ward of his was rich. She had been picked ont and
Iredestined by Court gossip "a the wife OF not 100
rich Court favorie. The young lady refused, the
worthy unce.guardian refused. Consequence
WAS that worthy unce-gusrdlan is pitched
out Of bis office, that young lady If
bothered and tormented, that young accepted man
means, II he can eafely dare, to let tie pnbhc
know little, by pamphlet publication of the history
OF the Gaze The other day the soleinnly constituted
Imperial authorities decided that series Of mere
literary and scientific popular lectures, that went on
all last Winter by sutieTance at No Rue de la Paix
must not be continued The other day some thirty odd
men were condemned by the Police Tribunal OF
Paris TO fine and imprisonment for having been mem
bers OF a secret society. The evidence that these
thirty had been members OF a secret political DO
ciety was furnished on hearsay by Governments
policemen. No one who has followed tie
report Of the trial can fail to see thai
the secret political society had been petted and
nursed for almost two years by The paid spies ana
agents of the Imperial police. More than eighty
men were imprisoned early last March on charge
Of conspiracy. After four months imprisonment,
thirty odd OF them dismissed not ~ beng inno-
cent. but AS being suspecfs who might profit by four
months Of preventive impfisoDmcti. remaining
fifty or 10 of prisoners were re.erved for tia Tee.
tlmouy against them, | said, being hoarsay, fur
nishcd by paid Government police. Tie utmost that
Government prosecutors, having tie fahrigaiion oil
testimony in their own hands, can arrive at Is to
condemn come thirty Of these hf'y 10 fine and I'M
prsonment. Bnt not one OF the thirty No condemned
TO brief imprisonment aud email fine, that Is not, by
virtue Of that condemnation aud 81 Ae Lar II Put
he Salty, liable from this moment henceiouh for.
ever 10 be sent 10 Algiers or to Cayenne, ut any
moment without any further form Of tIIal, BY pure
and simple administrative order.
II il clear then, that this Imperial French is q
strong Government
IL il 10 fault OF mine that the birth Of Imperial
Prince, Napoleon Victor jerome Frederic, which
took place last Friday, was not announced in NJ
letter Of that date. The little gentleman took his
nearest friends rather by surrri-e and arrived nj
Princess Clotlde Durtes the child herself contrary
to tie general custom Of Partisan mothers IN good
society The little body, in whore pupy featur,s
the ingenious already discover striking hk.ne.s 10
the father and Napoeonic grand uncle Is to be bap-
TIED the gossls say. next October with great ceie
mony bluff grandpa Victor coming mp to Pnri, on
the occasion. And 30, new link III the Franco
Italian alliance. The once prOvefblal happy y0lili.
cal marriages Of Autta seem TO be transferred, with
other Of fortunes iayors, from the House of Ilap--
burg TO the House Of Savoy. The marriage Of VIC
tor Emanueis secoud daughter 10 the King OF Portn
gal was lately determined on. Its probable effect
already Is to hasten Spanish recognition Of the Italian
kingdom, by way OF prudoLt anticipation and preyen-
ton Of possby graver effects 10 the Spanish
royalty. Meantime a story grows that the Franco
Russ.Italisn alliance Is TO he closer linked by
rage which Louis Napoleon has been informally
negotiating between the Princess Clotilde's brother
hir ally Victor Emanuel's Oldest ron, aud heir 10
the Italian throne Prince liumbert, and of the
Russian Princesses Of Leuchtenberg, granddaughter
OF Eugene Beauharnsis, grand niece OF his French
Maesty-whose parrenu family on his and for
tunes fayorte mothers side, thus gets into very
placed upper classes OF European society. Con-
alterations Of natural imperial policy and human
nature may have originated this rumor, to which,
once started, they give certain air Of probability.
While bravely accepting the necessities OF bis
pdrvenu condition, and choosing, Vt O time when
propositions of choice among higher royal quarters
were rejected his beautiful Empress from
private life, he now IA man and establishe
monarch likes to zee his blood running from either
NapoleoDic or Beauharnais source, mingle with
blood OF remotsr royal veins. On another hand,
playing into this he and the Gar, who by the way
is less OF pure Russian race than Napoleon ILL., Ia OF
pure French race, if that be possible, might well
like to bind Victor Emanuel by poll strimonal
alliance, TO their conservatism, to separate
him from the revolution whereby has lcome
tbrs far toward the Italian empire. That late
revolutionary king Ia growing conservative. and
bis old, out-spoken friend, Ganbadi ID growing i'm
patient. We may hear Of the latter again before
]ong-in Servia perhaps. Meantime, the Italian
Question, the Roman Question, il fallen for the mo-
ment into the meshes OF diplomacy. Instead Of para
graphic conjecturos on lis present phase, perhaps