New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
improbable), practical debate between French and
English Of the maritime supremacy question.
Even little Denmark has taken the hint Of the


at once thing not hitherto dreamt Of in his phoso
ply. corresponding TO sometl ing rotten In thai
aneieut Staie cetenses, aud wipiDg away all laws
oi books ana OF cid slip carpenters 18th their forms
and Pressures of past ealing and steam vessels, and
calls for appropriations be exclusively devoted 10
the construction Of war-ships in armOr.
Qnlte against my will, forced by the constant snd
swelling high solemn gossip, provoked thereby,
| must give paragraph room TO tie last Camarilia
phase OF the Roman Queetion. II. Iavsle!te French
Embassador at Rome, cane mp 10 Paris ten or If
teen days ago, and, seemingly, does not wish TO 20
back unless Gen. Goyon, Commander Of the French
Garrison there. be removed. Layalette is ra,herish
against Popish temporarily; Gen. Goyon is rather
favorable to 1t. Goyon having been there so long,
heng aide-de-camp TO the Emperor, highest practical
French authority daring two OF three inierims OF
diplomatic plenipotentiry Representations, has ae-
assa ve Or a.sOmS aarv sort p-s6eh of dplTs.
sentative authority. Lavalete being high
diploi pure and anything but simple, has diff
cu les with Goyon OF an irritating sort, and ges re-
called to Paris for the purpose either Of being re-
leyed from his ambiguous post or of procuring from
Napoleon an authoritative decision that shall make
q clear, definite line through this Lapand Of military
and iplomatic jursdeIionsthe debatable ground OF
his fuarreis with Goyon. Such, aud nothiog more,
IA, your correspondent Ruesses, the meaning OF NJ.
| ILavalette's return TO Paris. Whether he be sent
back subsututed-whotber Goyon be recalled CT
substitut,d whether he be sent back aud Goyon
lie kept there; whether the Empress does OF
does not passonaely intervene in these little
mstters-these all are questions debated with
great waste Of words and small outlay of in
IslIgence, on which | will not rest Let any
OF all OF them te decided tran,iently, any way
hey may lou lbe hypothesis that any all Of them
ere questions entertained III the Imperial mpd), the
Romsn-t6at is, the lialiln-that is, the European-
question, i--and 20 far as Napoleon's influence,
which ia considerable, is coucened-will continue to
be let dfohf-soution being waited for from Proy-
Gence, Destiny, course of events, force des choses
y, cr however else you choose to label tho future.
| That truly admirable gentleman, most venerable
priest, and ost hopeless politician King Pope Pius
reclted tie other day discourse drawn up Ny AUTO
nc on occasion bus not GyT0p0s ci tie "CanOnized
bones hearsed in death" hundred yeare ago, Of the
Japanned Martyrs. Occasion was tertin taken, by
ltoTce of rhetoric, to declare that the temporarily
Ngas not indeed a dogma, but Heccssty, for Roman
Catholicism. Tie boldness OF tie declaration re-
yeals fearful weakuess;'the arrogant assertion is
really lamentabie confession. TITO indspendence
of rhe church spiritual j. dependent worldly
territorial iLdel endence but all the woflI knOwr
that io-day-as for any lately Iast time-ihe con
f.ssedy essential temporal and territorial independ
ence OF the KIDgP Pope is utterly dependent for lie
existence on the FrcLch ga-rison. Poor Pore Pius
spoke Autoues words as King OF the PaPal States,
n ~ Bishop Of Chnsendom; still lcss, as Vicar Of
HIM whose Kingdom was not, l5 not, VI this world.
A. politician, let fay as siaiefuGu, AniO-
eli is clever shrewd. Ills HOH DosStmas eecually
holds Napoleon Ia check for the day. For the NOR
ro&, both of these high-l laced, solennly imposed
Ni,av era trust 10 the turhing ~ Of eomel iug. As
individual Autonelll is cute to tlo last degree.
Stating IA life as poor az oA-Sccre,aTy Csmeron or
any Inc pensIye pa riOc member Of any patTiOti-
cally expensive Union Committee he has arrived,
by more OF lees MOTganaie processes, tOa than
handsome fortune. Like Oliver, aud other Morgan |
attic foiks, calling ever for more, he yearly adds /
largely to bis captil aud inerett aud j. consc.
querIly able ye.lly bike a shrewd iinaucier aud
operator as be IL, and some transatlantic Protestant
folks are to make very profitable, generous sdcr'-
pes aud contributions 10 hts patriotic cause. Nor
ganaic Antontli giyes say 900 scul 10 the cause
# Papal supremGcy-in the way of subsidzing
Ex-king fnncis of Naples bis brigands. Directly |
and indirectly, AntOneln makes Morgan 4.ic profile,
by every years ooniinuance Of the temporarily aid
OF te revolutionary state of Italy say ten thousand
scudi Heaven and he contrary forbid that sbould
prerume 10 make coDparisonf, mIe or le.s odious, |
between shrewd, scli-seeking, acn'e Cardinal Anto-
nei and ineilablv respectable, proiiably contnbs.
live, luckily patriotic, unsbayen heads OF New
York shipping and contracting Lolses. And Lere, |
not 10 avoid any possibly uufgir coocation Of our
oss-shaving money making, Protestant patriots !
with tie abonnable Roman priesthood IL but fair 10
rtatc tlst Morganatictlly wealthy Cardinal Anio- |
ne Is not priest lie eau marry to-norrow II lie
VIII.
That queer Mexican treaty of Soledad as you viii |
find by cOusuiug your " European hles, - OFF,
cally el uaiaied by fGnce AVID really repudiled by
wiiidravsal of Eugl nd from the triparfe sheriff
ded-coIectibg exIediiion caused irritation aud the
expression ol j. a. tue iuilerlcs. | doubt. Bat ali
tbls Euroqean-Mexical affair is FOR the present 30
,omulexly Mugled conectural explanation IS 80
very easy, aud real explanation ~ radically impoe-
thle. and iiuGl outcome 30 probably baSco, that
more words on the theme wouldat least for the mo-
u.ent-he pure waste.
II sprears from he most Trustworthy reports that
the prospect OF good grain aud graSs crops IN France
tor The coming segson Is foil q promise Apr irosts
and Summer drouthr, and excess Of Summer rains
arc of cOuree ont u calculation. But the c0un-
ry looks to-day il oiers little profits 10 Amer
ican grain growers. And as the last past two or
three wears Of French aud English bay and harvest
yi-Id have proved incidentally and accidentally |
peculiarly favorable TO American expectation OF
grains aud pork 30 now It u but reasonable TO count
upon "a good season in Western Europc--that is,
upou reduced If not upon an extngGisaed Ameri- |
c,u exportatIon Of grains aud meats 10 Europe. We
need 20 back tire historical road to tie old
pnaro.h's tine 10 find jusihcaiOn for counting On
seven times repeated baa harvest years.
The Monitcar the other day announced what had 1
the honor OF announcing to the reedcrs OF JHE
rRIBUsE FIVE weeks ago, that the uperial Princess
Cloilde, wife of yoar late guest, Prince Napoleon,
is iu the Imperial family way. /
Let me reserve for next Monday Qostscriptural |
note of literary even'r. The scrap of paper and OF
time left this very paulo future postal hnai
minute hardly leaves worthy space ~ record the
great literary event OF the day, the event Of the
French literary years, Of the past many years-to
wit: the publication yesterday OF the hrst Of the iVe
parts Of Victor llugos great poetico.realistic, phi
iosophico-imagiuatiye F0HtHe, tue fret link com
plele in itself, in senHe, Of the 10 lie completed
golden c'nin Of les MseraJicS. How the pure
golden chain Of geni1s binds together tie gross
earthly woes and discordant elements OF our social
corruriiosl-tle body of q is deal-wih the hope OF
our deliyerance; and the artistic eide, the frs,
requirements OF realism with the first requirements
Of tho ideal, in q sort Of Shakespcrian harmony.