New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

IN certain Localities III southern and central rance
and the Gather generally for the las few days has
been unfsvoraby cold and wet. But although
rise has taken place Of the late fall IN grains and
-four, the chances OF q fair harvest still seem most
reasonable Judging only from present appearances.
Whether II il reasonable to judge from the rather
unusually dry Spring, that VIC are to have baieiui
continuance Of rain through the Sumner, a. was
the case two years you eau Judge. IL raned on b.
Medard, the canonized scaturiginous correspondent
in France aud Germany OF English st. swaithln, a
sure sign in popular superstition that rain Will fa!i
for the ensuing forty days.
While We are having too much water IN France,
Russia is breaking out in fire. the first flames OF the
long smouldering elements Of revolution there Gar
Alexandcr's Government IL seriously alarmed as 1t
well may be, at this commencing contsgratlon,
flashing out from st. Petersburg 10 Odessa. Inc
official heads Of the fire department applying the
smothering force with great vgor not more 10 tue H.
cendiaries than TO the ratchmen The idea that the
combustion Is spontaneous does not TO have en-
tered their heads and there lie TO fear that II
will not till Just their heads of. There ID no
immediate danger Of bloody revolution IN knsss,
but there il imminent danger OF bloody oinclal
reign Of terror, which will bring one hereafter Gar
Alexander with the best of intentions TO set night,
before is quite too late, the terribly dhonted In
heritsnce of his obstinate father, seems unequal to
the intensely difficult complex operation. There are
the mysterious Raskol ana Poland and old MOsco-
vite-noble resctionary party and German reaction.
AIRY party hating it, and hated by Panslaysts, snd
secret societies other than the Rasko and enlght-
ened mobiles and others calling for sort Of rep
resen,atve Constitution and the seris not yet freed,
and traditional pOlic respecting Turkey and foreign
war recommended by an Alternative in the diseased
state OF internal affairs, etc. Confused III this con-
fused sea of troubles over-ballas,ed with the paw
ing-stones above mentioned, poor Capt. Alexander
keeps wabbling and houudering snd shackllng along,
bugping a treacherous Border-State sort OF inifm
lac, h. IL kelly 10 q
Russia ia not democracy on trial, that know OF;
nor vet 10 Germeny, whose tLiry-six kings ana
dukekins almost more tried Just now by their
fears Of growing democratic sentiment thRn by theii
mutual ealousy; nor is Turkey very :" SICK sgain,
taken with fits Of attacking Montenegro, and very
queer inside" and on its borders, 80 that the
" Powers" are automatically consulting over the
csse very gravely.
The Ecclesiastical Congress a; Rome has broken
up after voting strongly approbaory address IN re-
Ply TO King Pius's temporal throne speecn. ,ne
Bisops of France and those whom they Represented,
CONSIDER this japan expedition AZ complete success,
and await with considerably more curiosity IMAM
anxiety what LOus NAPOLEON is going 10 DO about IL.
His Majesty is iii a quandary aoou, ". No,nihg ID
psiner than that the result Of tina! remarkable Con-
gress, conyoked under prete1t OF csnolfihg 'ns ia
9anese martyrs has greatly strengthened, strengthen
ed beyond ex the aon-possaraas position OF
PspaI ROYALTY as opposed TO Nspoeono poicy, and to
any attacks conducted by ordinary rules OF diplo-
mstic strategy But it il equally plain that it has
more clearly defined said position as opposed to
modern principles Of nationality and Liberty, us
not a. we'll perhaps for Victor Emanuel II is better
perhspr. for Gariballi. American liberty owes
more to the Montgomery Congress OF lss' year than
10 the United States Congress of last year, perhaps
As PERHAPS we we shall zee clearly when the nited
States Congress comes 10 define iis position on human
liberty Tar the Montgomery Congress Defined AIS
position on human Slavery, a. a firm cornerstone
for Congresses and political edifces TO be posed on
AT present our Congress has the rather the air, as
seen from this distance, on lie Washington Monu-
rnent, Of smiling patiently at grio'. CaH we blame
Europeans for 70 regarding IA, and with growing
imlstience, smiling and grinniDg back when not
mockingly, almost ptyingiy. Would you have the
goodness 10 forward clear, unIhe,oTc al
aud defense OF the policy Of Government III thir
war, which our friends here could depend upon az
base for their arguments against the more and pre-
vailing arguments Of our enemies he assured that
there ia pressing need for sonnet hing Of this kind
here. wear or more ago gave repeatedly album
dsnt proofs OF the fact that public sentiment IN France
WAS almos, altogether in our favor. an afraid that
could now give you proofs that oncn favorable
public sentiment has partly subrded into indifference
Ialv dred over ~ the other sdc. dIi!ted AT least
into an opinion that tho Union eanno, be restored
Vary many yet remain faithful among the isithess
10 or cin-r. combating vigorously and ingeniousiy
for it, aud iOr eopctians bishos esd 80 Guam V'
cause which they had abiding iaith 10 implied III H.
Their faith still sbdes bot l. Dow III the force oil
things ola fore, dee cioscs astbcy say rather than
ia the intelligent act O. our government based on tho
intelligent W III Of our people. Tier courage Is SUI
firm and high ss it well need he; but their early
enthu siastic, cry that formerly swept along with
them the mas OF unthnking, but generous, night
feeling people, A" Erve fUaioa, Il 6as ILscfarage
God aud Liberty e. which they formerly represented
ne orr Governments proud device Ihis cry Is
answered by their and orr eneulies-by numbers
who, a year ago. were our wcil-wi-hers. iherc
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free; the Cabinet Of Washington hss hitherto repu-
dated every proclamation of every one OF its gem
erals iavoFing Emancipation and has sanctioned the
orders and scts Of it, generals repellns seiieuanc-
dated slaves from their csnps free blacks IN the
North sre social pariahs, barred by custom when
not ny statute Law from equality WITH whites III
hotels cars, schools, churches, graveyards.'
Here, as always report not discuss. That the
rerort 10 not exaggerated beyond stciest truth, An
examination OF French journals VIII prove to YOU
these iournals mind forming 1T the same tune that
they mind, public sentiment.
There is nothing seH tins week III The way OF me-
dia,jon. The authorized senioncia writing on that
topic last week, and ak provoked thereby here
and in the Britrh Parliament have furnished as
much aid and comfort 10 the C. T. a. IT IS at pres.
emf thought beat to supply. The inspiring power has
csaed halt, and sem official journals, hunrning
rather harping loudly that theme, now briefly IT.
mark England, as il hiss long since been recog-
y
oQnized BY France, opportunity is TO be waited for
2 There intention the part OF ber hs, Coy
eminent 10 mediate the present moment Fan John
present have no intention OF onctins mediation De-
tween tho oontendng parties" tLord fsimsIston'
Could the G. s. A. ark, short of unconditional
RECOGNITION, ANYTHING more than that The Gov
eInnen, Journals in Paris devoted all 10 It's cause
land 10 Mexican interveniionl think not. l guess
Mr. SLdell Is well pa,isded with such recognition
hardy decentiy vailed by conditions Of the future
II on, M even 10 suit Ben Wood, Democrat, Of your
CITY, who. BY vi-,ue oil the uruuered eloqnsnce OF
certain pamphlet speech Of his is winning golden
lnudatory opinions from EOtbsc.ilds Loadon 1,aes
and kindred puuis. Ben patrioticnlIy pfophesying
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