New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-16

were frankly told the french garrison WI" ny =.
removed ut your demand, surely. aud II You DOM
demand, Of cGurse will not, sedet et seded,tin tn
Holy See indefinitely, why then moderate Lioerais
Join advanced Liberals, and tho Emperor must iai'
back into an almost subservent position toward me
retrogade parties, from which he has been Trying 70
raise himself by accepting partial aid from nodef'e
Liberals.
II is essential to bis home policy that Napoleon
should not Just vet clearly define his Italian policy
even supposng that he las 1t clearly defined IN hl'
own mind which is not over likely TO be the CASE
seeing the circumstances constituting "a comPui
sion as Mr.. O'Sullivan says, and his ordinary
wise allowance for the disturbing influences oil time
and events 10 come 30,
,John O'Sullysn, ex-Ninster Of the United States
at Lisbon, where, he informs an interested WoIio,
over the shoulders of that equally exoiiciai, Pres
dent Pierce that he is still detained array from
home in a foreign land, to his nexpressibls re-
gret, by circumstances constituting compulslon
absolutely insuperable" (which is long for bong
short IA sort OF rhetorical spiral stairway Tor iei
ting down the public, who can express Their
regret inside of tho nsuperable fact that D. or IL
hard up ~ John O'Sullivan. / say, has written
and had published by Bentley OF London aud had sent
oyerto Paris pamphlet entitled " Union, Dlsunion,
| and Reunion" addressed TO ey- President Pierce.
have read for my sins In il he tells T. 7. that the
old Union has gone TO the demntion bow-wows, how
! i. went who ought to be sent after 1t, TO wit:
fanaiica Northerners who can't see that II Is gone
and how, when they are got nd OF, he, John - D.,
/ COuld Dflul
original article The process is simple: Let all the
Northern people who are left form Reunion party;
send National Convention TO Washington; borrow
he c. S. A. Constitution, and improve considerably
even on that le. e., have one year Presidential
Term 20 M TO give folks Hborng under insupcrGbll
ties TO yet UP TO IS eco annual dollars ard then;
have other officers, such ne PortugaPs Ministers,
detained away from home IN foreign lands, hold as
long as they ike Ask, then, tire Southern iolka If
they would not be 20 good az TO come back. Mr.
hot
gradually. The scheme is rather icgenously con-
structed much ia the style of castles ia Spain, which
the author has apparently used his opportunities OF
residence in the neighboring country to study An
other ex-iipomat Mr.. Edwin do Leon, has pub /
lished here, in French, a pamphlet, The con-
tents of which are at singular variance
with the title, ia YerN Sur les Etats C,H-
| f646rts d Ameri9uo." Facing tho title page, |
ia AN engraved slmiliiude OF Jefferson DAVIS, war
rM,ed by Mr.. DE Lean 10 be accurate, IN fact An en-
gray NC after the only accurate copy Of the which
he De H. is the happy possessor. This little essay,
have also read-not for my Ias rims, which tie per-
usa OF j. q. Sc work hgs cleared oil, but superero-
ga,oriy II il not "a well done as Mr.. Suyan's, but
tren II is not as long. IL is rather Gascon than
Spanish. IL is not all La Ver't, quite the contrary
! Listen rather:
rio honour handed 81 Lincoln ali the vessels Of the
Old Of which They lad eomm.Ad save 10 ID" Norm 'ns
empire Of the 'ea 40 ,,,,' J.. III -. 49,.
Al,hou. "a the orh sin.fil, used Il asa preteIt
.,atc' prove TIE North la. been p.oJled b. riee'
Ct orsin South Las been muiuy peoI ed by
he Latin Race tho 400 go eoored brothers not forget
'h, Laniy The Anslossron element now foand IN .hs
,.nlh. dcoeoc fFon the 10! s nobility bsntsd In the
/ time Of Cronwe."
nsp rorer here 10 inform the general reader that
NJ. DE Icons ancestral blood percolsted through \
Hebrew veins.
Some Messages in bis pamphlet are better worth
noting Il wss written after n recent ysit to Amer
cs; b. went ihitheT IN he same boat with lancy.
lie testified from personal eight, to The extent and
briekucss If foreign trade IN munitions oil war with
Southern pointe Tie chiefest part Of his arguments
or assertions relates 10 the negro question, which Ii
dcai with in special reference 10 French opinion. /
Some truth mingled with his Vsrite here and effect
iy.Iy tnrned against the North. The way we treat
fire.. negroes ~ the North or neglect Of thoso We
have employed at the sonththoss employed on that
Vick.burg canal for eKampleare set off against the
argument of our French advocates who claim that
we lighting IN the cause OF humanity as well az
strict legal right
! NJ Dcleon, like all Southern writers for Europe |
an readers intma,es that the G. ). A. is quite in
cncd 70 modify in sense favorable 10 the civilized
worlds opinion its system Il Slavery. SLdell, Ma
son Yancy, DeIeon and tie rect all talk and write /
here what would mob them, what they would have
motbed at home.
TIiE sTHI-OFTICIAL FRENCH PRESS
The public opinion i. that progress toward the much
desired solution has been strengthened of late by the
dim oIacular utierances Of the soml-ohcal press on
the KEENAN, question. These utieraneee have had
OF family quarrel and washing OF dirty linen that has
been going on in the Government sheets 10 the con-
siderable Amusement Of Partisan bystanders.
week ago Saturday, after months 81 preliminary /
putting aud flourish Of truu pete, new daily journal
/ sa Government journal OF course. 1t is entitled La
France lls directing political editor ID La Guerro
Mere. ! remember when this gentleman "A
Republican editor. He il fluent rhe,oncian,
ready penman. writer in The London DaRg |
| N,ns with more truth than courtesy, characterzes
| him. a q
acted in that capacity 10 the Emperor and became
famous by rcfoXion the author Of three four Of
the mperially inspired pamphlets entitled " The
| Pore and Congress" etc., which made much |
no.o III their time. lie Was made Senator for his
pains. lie published. in the opening number of
HE new paper two long articles on the foreign and
domestic policy Of the Empire, that were imne-
diately atIerwsrd put forth IN the samo exterior
/ form and color VI cover as TIE =" inspired"
pamphlets. This assumption OF the hons
skin deceived some nnocents and quidnuncs,
and the eemi-oHicials Of the Pdtrfe and Consh-
/ tuitOsaeI were set on underhand to "trip il oil
which they have done with cheerful subseryien
zeal heightened by jealousy Of Il rival. The Guorro-
mere paper also maintained with its fal-c mir of
semi. splration, that France would remain at
| Rome, more than ever, II that were possible, after
this Garibaldisn attemP. to carry Italy there.
Whereupon the other semi-ofiicals put on their
finest airs Of semi-inspiration, and iouted the pre-
tenso Of La France 10 any fraction Of inspiration,
as who should proudly bray, We are the real ass.
Ihereupon, poor belhbored La France, after
respondent shake Of its ears confesses that it
fracionslly inspired, and then, IN its yesterdays
number, breaks out into sort Of defiant lli-haw
No more aren't you, no more aren't nobody, hi
haw, ekh-augh II
All Of which need not proven, La France from
being next month just as seml.oiicia IA is super.
seryloeable cotemporaries. Kicked now into due
| humility for its presumption, II may then DO tho
proud recipient Of such hints about possible
Imperial policy toward Italy irresponsible
Ministers are permitted to experiment with on pub
lie opinion. Meantime, it is always faithful Gov