New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

and especially in Paris, for the working and other
smsl ,ncomed orders. That this hardness grows
largely ont Of the complex adverse influences OF our
American Revolution; little cotton received ana or
der. for silks aud Wines and French cotton iapf,o
aud Ar,ces DE- Paris being of the scanieSt moi OILY
from the sometime great American market on' ron
all o., Der markets dulled by the general coinn'ei A
lull that our civil war enforces.
IL England, the state Of material things Is oouu
er,Ay worse and, thanks TO the complete i'eeeol"
of Engli-h speech ard press, more tnsh
aey set forth 10 public notice IN spokei anu Toh
words. That the concerted p0lc! OF INC ua.
ana English Governments has, however as !e',
raken aYv new bent toward recognition, l cannot
discover guess that the provlsionai poney o, VI.
two Governn,ents is still 10 watch ana wait' ba' "
is idle weakness III aDy tboughtiui opser'ei W w!
-.risir,.I shau.-parioiism for any hohes' ePoroi
10 ieaore--.he steadiiy'rlsihg Signs VI N'':d
oro,y,o, ,,r,uasion III high quarters ths' the ia'eh
i-toric fonr.e of our evil war drifts toward the
.,. ,u, of mstuul exhaustion OF 10 h parues OF
s,a,ltion Of tie lGte United States INTO TWO ha'
ti,s I don't dtcusa the soundncss OF snch con-
,n-ion-I report. Qualifications 10 the report ana
conclusion ar act le" hoi "n'h'l oi'an'' ""' vi
IN, Sc anC thcr the.
From 80 far eastward as SMYRNA, received, last
week. prirted copy of most sensible lecture de-
l,ered before the Literary and Scientific Institution
of hut remote and iigdealing town, by tie Rev. Z.
uanlin any relation OF our Nce-Presiden' y ID.
l.
,lcmu of which ertue, ably treated, is " The Prob
lem OF Freedom aud Slavery III the United States
The remarkably able ano eloquent Bishop Dupan-
loup has lately uttered In print here such allntn
Oh Slavery as plus-Protestsnt Wendell Philips
would cheeIfuly subscribe 10. What his Episcopal
brother, Archbishop John of New-Iork, or Arch
bishop John II MttyOpoiitan newspaper organ,
would say thereanent you can guess as well AS l..
W bat was uoh, right, what grossly wrong IN
tue sayinss I'D gs Of this justly eminent Emil
nence of OH .us bas been fairly Set forth, according
TO your coiesi iondents pocr seeming, WIN iie-
QueI,iy occurring quotation and reference any time
since Blshop puianloupe entrance some years ago
10 The French Academy. Aud this one quality OF
tine man. all OF the readers OF THE TRIBUNE VINO
have chanced to Ieruse it's Paris correspondence,
VIII recoilect the eoast ant recognition Ollie mas
e. courage of his opinions not AFRAID 70 toink
,e,icily aud TO express his thought frank ky--thls
: enc Christian Antl-Savery bishop. Ii all bis
III ih kind had been lis natural like The world
we're further on than il is, by century or 80
One OF the CT lei PARIS sensations Of the last fort
night has grown aDou, the production of victor
Selour's drama COW called Les IofH~ta0es de lSl3.
IL wa. announced last year, but The censorship re-
iected it the Emperor who NW appealed % OBJ
ec ed TO it in its then shape, since when II has been
more cut up and reformed and emendaied the In
Ierial hand not being reign to some OF the prun-
ingi, and talked about than ever other poor play
Was Being, as YOU will guess from the title, Ma
3 ~
with irritating alusloDs to the Allies ana the
Bourhons. liz original title, if / iecolleci. was,
/ iL{urosi0R. 1t was TO be drama'ized po-
li,i,al pamphlet directed against the Legit-
iInsts and Germany, After loud and pro-
longed flourish of trumpets, the famoGs drama
was performed last week to iirs house, made up oi
authors frends, critics, and Iolice in mutt. Igon.
bic, confusion an emeuts looked Tor by quid'
nuncs, they could lot tell why. Les lo'antairrs
went OFF quietly and slowly. from O'Clock p. m.
Tuesday to o clock a. N. "Wednesday. Excepting
i,s ntoersble length, il is not essentially diiierent
fer better or worse from the usual 10 called hsioIi
cal spectacle dramas of the Bolleyards Iheaters.
LA Felix, sister Of Rachel, plays admirably poor
sem-alegOrca part; ar actor often on The stage
GuriDg the seven Ing years fills carefully studied
copies Of tie First Napoleon coats and breeches and
hats-appeam as much like Napoleon az one OF
+ Davids paintings, and is as much like him the
Rev. Mr.. Abbotts fatering caricaiures Ihe mosl
ii Unworthy and n.ertoriUus thing in the whole
drama is the work Of the mact,nisis and decorators
chicly-the very impressive midnight review-bor
rowed and enlarged to liie-ri1e iron Raiiete eele
trated design, the idea Of which was borrowed from
German Zedlitz's poem.
The Queen of Holland arrived here last week
and is guest at the Tuileries. The king is tc
come next week. They are TO stay month, their
ION with them, who is TO be matched, cay the gos-
sips, with Princess Anna Murat-and 30 American
blood mounts a European throne.
There Is talk of looseIsh sort OF Victor Emanuel
Of bis heir Prince Humbert coming to France tLis
reason. Napoleon visit 10 lie Austrian Emperor
and Prussian King Al Csrlsbad this Summer IS III a
still looser state OF talk.
The Emperor's letter TO Gen. Prim, dated Jan. ~
il reprinted here from Spanish journals, with hen
comments. The Paris press is, as heretofore. re
markably chary of remark upon the Mexican eXpe-
dition. OF favorable remark, except III the Govern
ment journals, hardly trace is to be found SO ai
as can learn, the journals lot unfairly represent
people in this care The expedition lis hot niuci
talked about, but most rarely talked about approx
linQly. Michel Cheyaers articles, spoken Of in m,
last. have lately helped TO draw more attention L
, the subject.
Mr.. fhurlow Weed and Minister Dayton trippe'
> over TO Brussels last eek. Minister Pike is OH
fying visit here from Dutchland. Archbishop
Hughes is in ROME to asis at the Episcopal World
Congress, assembling there for the purpose OF ACTIN
on the Japanese martyr question, and dong ali.
other business that may cone before the meeting
MissAdelade Phillips, late returned here from Madrid
has inst left TO fiji series OF operaiic engagement
in the Hollandc and Belgian cities. Madame Made
line Graeyer, a pianist, well known in your city
especially 10 organizers Of charity concerts
cheerful Contributor, gave applauded concert a
Frauds Music Hall the last thursday.