New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06
LATEST-[By Telegraph to Qaeen,tO~nl.

LATEST-fB BIZ Telegraph to Queenstornl.
| PARIS, Feb 23.-Tbe Monifeur publishes letter
from Gen. MoDtauban, entreating the Emperor to
withdraw the bill before the House OF Deputies
granting him lMontauban al annual revenue, as II
would appear as if there was some object Iii IT.
The Emperor replied, refusing TO withdraw the
bill, and adding: Everybody is at liberty to view
things after their own fashion; but wish the coun'
try and the army TO know that grateful for po.
lcsl and military ices, and wish to honor un-
precedented enterprise by national gft.'
EMADRIp, Feb. 23.-Tbe Spsnieh squadron, under
command Of Admiral Penson starts for the Pacific III
the beginning of April 1t is to consist OF three
fsgatea AZ gunboats and other ships Of war. The
squadron goes frst to Montevdso and then to other
places on tho coast OF America
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 22.-Tbe Viceroy Of Egypt is
instructed to contract q loan with the bankers Oh
Appenheim.
circular manifestations continue in the provincial
towns as ainst the temporal power Of tho Pope.
BERLIN, Feb. 23-Tbe newspapers here assert that
the recognition Of Italy by Prussia is M accom-
plshed fact and that Prussia has notified the Italian
Mlnisuy of snch recognition.
vienna, Feb. 2o-Srs- negotiations of the Aus
TRAN Government at Pesih for Dinei~s .Aont rec.
onciliaton with Hungary have failed.
The answer of Austria to the last note OF Prussia
ia held in allegiance, because the first war commlni-
cet ed to the German States, who had RENTED IN re-
turn notes to the Austrian Chamber. ~
| The Deputies rejected proposal to establish
Jury for pTces trials, unless jury was ALSO ce'ao'
| iisfed for all other trials.
h6vices froln Athens state that the Greek insur'
gents have beer defeated pear Iyrlnh.,
The shareholders in the National Bank at Vienna
have accepted the proposals OF the Governnen ~;
The privileges of the Bank to be extended for y
years The Government obtains In return loans ~
| RrpTt. Feb 23-AccordiDg to trustworthy infor-
nation the reply of France to the Prlsslan proposals
for a treaty OF commerce has arrived here The con-
clus;on of the treaty is said to be imminent.
ARMS. Feb. I6.-1he King is expected on
Cofnth where all the troops are to DO concentrated;
The insurgents ask the dismissal oil The ministry ana
the couvocation Of National Assembly to reform
| the Constitution.
Athens il quiet but many arrests have been made.
! CoprsnAGEs, Feb. 23.-Up to the present time 10
collective note has been received from Austria ano
Prussia. .r,
The modification of the Constitution Of Denmark
by the Government has been csrrlea 10 met iesa'
| i1r in the Supreme Council.
JoUIoS, Feb. 22-ihe transport Seine Las been
ordered ~ embark materials for the French Amy al
| Rome and Will tail next week This order contra
diets the reports Of tie evacuation oil Rome ny tLe
| French. ~ CT. q,
Baroch binister without pOrtioo), replied 10 the
attacks against the laws aid the Government by
certain Journals. o.
He described the state OF society when tie laws on
I
tie revolution, think it necessary to give tue press
more liberty There is but one ju.iiioation Tor toe
existence Of the Empire, and that Is when ~ becomes
an application OF the principles Of revolution Inc
Prince then alluded to the incidents III regard 70
MonseiQueur Rierde and Gen. GuyOn, and sad That
IL where I'VE must look FOR harted TO the nhue Oh
NAPOLEON. and for the name OF france. 10 me the
| Fmpj,s eighties the glory Of France dtroadi the
destruction of the treaties OF 1913, which are
within the limits Of the sources and re-
sources of France, and the unity Of Nay
WHOM, we Lave contributed 10 free. Al home the
glory Of France j. in the preservation OF order by
complete svetcm aud real liberties, on'flslDg the
liberty OF tho press and unlimited popular insiitu
tons " without religious congregations ana mistakes
$ which would impose on us return TO the bigotry
: OF the middle ages. The Prince maintained that the
anti.reyoluonist system demanded by the Marquli
La Rocbeacquelin would be another" white terror
to be supported by foreign bsyones. II ever such
policy be followed the Empire will not longer have
any reason TO exist.
y N. Billsolt said that tho mission of tLe Empero
on the morrow O' The revolution 10 re-establsi
i order 10y policy Tor which he found tradition. IL
carrying out that policy the Emperor had the aid
+ religion, and Nill not forget that religion IL
the bases Of fociety. He maintained that there wat
necessity for tie iesisation OH the Press in 1852
! aud besought the Senate 10 repel all excitement an,
personal discussions.
= Lozpos. Feb. 23.-rbe anniversary of the birth
= day Of Washington was celebrated yesterday at
B!hop Of Ohio presded, and two hundred ladis ln
= geatlem,n were present.
y The Hon. {. +. Adams, L. S. Minister, in propos
e Ing a tosft--"To tie Memory Of Washington" re
It ieTrei to the present. crisis ia America The Unite
States, be said, ere engaged III throwing oil the bur
den OF inslign power. Tho assault the Fedora
Goyernmen, carries With it aggressive princit
h 1t involved tho acknowledgment Of .pros;hpiiv
/. right of some men to rule over their fellows. w
must then fully reestablish our fundamental doctrine
at every III sSd. 1t viii doubtless cost us eeyeI
2 effort ia men, money, time, disorder, and perhaI
, coufusion; bu. let ls remember the TRIALS while
Wasb..s,oD endured. Let US trust that we are phs
INK through this Are Of publication only to gather,
c a wore, re moral fruits O. sei.doyotpn.
Z The Bishop Of Ohio proposed "ihs Health