New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-25

been . difference of opinion between them" re-.
Pecsmg Arerican Affairs. This is true In spiFit -
wen e. letter. The British Minister of Foreign Al.
iaiU iursneimCfe saye that, in any measures that
mighs De taken m reference to Amerisa, BY France
and England, Russia would probably join.
The likelihood is that this ast-expresssd opinisn
Of Earl Russell rests quite as much On the sssur.
snces OF the French Cabinet as upon direct COM
nunicstion with the Cabinet Of st. Petersburg.
Steering a. straight as one can, with such scat.
tered lights as are vouchsafed carefslly avoiding
lilly sen.aionism on one hand, and equally danger.
Gus skspticisn on the other. can pretty conf.
IDENTIFY make sohd conjecture or TIVE about this
European intervention business. Intervention Of
soms sort, moral or military, by manifesto Of
views" BY offer of mediation, by recognition
osll the shape it was 10 take X has been talked
over and over by the appointed spokesman Of France
and ENGLAND. Twice at least, too proportion 70 DO
somsthssg in common toward patiing an end to
our evil war somehow has come urgently from
France to England. England hangs pacK On tho
ground that the will soonest cease ny exhaustion
Of both parties and consequent readiness Tor epafa-
ton, if they are let alone when that TINE cones she
will Join with France in offering TO settle tie bouna-
AIRY qusstion-intendiD., meanwhile, 10 perseveie In
keeping Jon equally good Tor BAL terms WHO ootn
sldea. Ne form Of intervention vouls o. preseps
help her material interests 70 lr'iveiy daiAa8.o
BY the war; az for her political nteseets, tncy
are only remotely affected by II: France pushes
on, because, on one side, sho hsS no inaG 70
dsvslors In any case, on the other afs has sie1-
iean and other cogIste business 10 deveope. LOUIS
Napoleon 10 political adyentnrer; john Bull Is
comm srehl gentleman. BY considering thosyhtfuliy
this difference, we can, think come 10 understand
why IL. d. Is. shOuld 20 more eager than j. Is. 10
mix himself up in our affairs. Russia has not Tor.
nsy sommittsd herself any more shss France ana
ENGLAND, 70 any detpte course of seton, but has
been worked upon by France and has S!most enk3Ced
herself informally to eooi ersIe with then. -,
Th~ gossips revive the story t,a Napoleon VIII 60
10 Cologne or soe other Rhine town ateat the nth,
there 70 meet transrhenan nonarchs.
TIE MEXICAN EXPEDITION.
Spain aAd France coming together again, II 10
thought. The Rewly-aTi1yed spanish Embastador,
De II Conehs, former Governor of Crba, y 10 heal
over the rupture of friendly relations made by Gen.
Prim ast " later. The Count dc Reuss esefIs 70
bave been LEES we'll received in Madrid than he was
IN NeW-YOrk, when rcturnln. IRON his Mexican ex-
pedition ths@ u, less well by the hasri!sne pnbc;
Queen Isabella most gracious to bin, chiefly be-
sauso no sritsd the French Empersr's policy. She
il woman politician. IL gos dresusiiy against
her feslinss as superstitiOus Catholic aus BOuT.
bon, though Of younger bIsnch, to oe obigeo, on
ODonnsfs advice to recognize the Italian kingdom,
made ~. by APPS art NAPOLEON help, a the spohs
Of the Pow and OF her cousin, King of Naples.
1t msy be q comfort 10 soml Of our home Generals
to know that the Mexican Expedition is nsing mp
military regulations much more hardly won tnan
thsirs There was y very eeDsUious detailed ,on-
N1uo on Zen. LCTtutcA Itii"itn'ieef sAs Az: "
performance, in Mexico, pu5shed IN Che fsmi-oih-
cal Pa!y.s the ether day. IL w's IN the form Of Q
letter purporiing 10 come from Ufizsba Ii opposi-
ion Journals here dare write ~ freely as you New
York Governments journals dare, even under Aessn.
ward ard stauton's press REGULATIONS, Gen. 10
rencsz's superiors would be GiJfe hardly eDtbeated
than he has been by La Pot'e. In fact, II they
could write as they chose, am inclined TO think
that kapOlsons reign might ce-se before The expra-
tiou Of Mr. Eneoln's, or eyea 81 Jefisrson Davns
term. There is no douot That bis MAI
e.ty's way Of thinking this Doint ooincsdss with
tba, Of your humble reporter
N. RENAU.
You recollect how n. Renau'- learned month was
temporarily closed last Winter. after uttering tho
ips sQuraI lecture Of q course Hebrew philosophy
at tie College Of France. What vas TEMPORARY has
been changed 10 permanent oIaered silence. Al.
Renam published ast week panphIet addressed 70
hs brsiher professors, explain and Justiiying that
lecture and HE condac' thereanent beIore
and after. The pamphlet is divided into several
short chapters Of which the one most deserving the
.ttson Of all readers. foeigu well 90 Preach, 10
the la,t, entitled " How l e. peak OF the origin
of Christianity apart from III! rnpetustasal formula"
Ii can bs read through III d. live lnGtes, aud get ono
nking for u Ike. Ii cJpia susei a rd,ioDshsoc,
scIsDtihs fornuls Of Chrsti any by most pro-
founily religious, however ber.ikai, thinker.