New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-26

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rits, you will make room for IL Tue IEi0'f'
refer you to your foreign flee. 49,.
II is more than cunning II il wise retreat i'o'N
g difficult, not to say untenabe position, DAVIES
air md therefore, IN our French eonaiuohs, D'
partially the effect, not only Of wiihdr~"i's
ltie DANCER but Of drawing OF @ih the daiB -
Americans of the " mob democracy op u'"'
IN vour vulgar phrase style IT'S DANUBE
Gftbe chief of the ftrong French Government ''' VII
Linl will permit mel n:,..,-oo, r
qy.,, - 6, Flizab.thaD wisdon IN tnit fei'esI oi
~, tro,o MA nntenabe position. u j. IA NJ
- -, tic Corps LegisiaiJ and for all French
I;r.r,,.. # thew we're hnglishmen they could ana
Id ,,ate much Of Il. The Emperor has now pre-
o,od ,evV bill whose provisions are cslculsted TO
,,oet an cases wherein military men rendering great
ssrvjces 10 lie nation ere to be rewarded, and to
reconcile the Emperors fitness with the Legs aiufet
rigt. to appreciate and pay for such services.
One word again as TO the personality Of the Count
of Pslikso The report Of The Committee adverse
10 the bill for endowing him and his heirs 10 tai
with perpetual annuity of $4,000, snumerates and
srcues several good for rejecting tie propc-
ston, without touching ever 80 slightly on the
cbeest cauee Of the aversion Of the Deputies 80 20
endow bin and his. Cousip Montauban was the
General.in. Chief Of the French troops 10 the late
Anglo French Chinese war. As military chiei aud
as, in sort diplomatic manager, OF that iniquitous
and successful effort Of the two most civilized and
conservative nltous Of Europe TO forcbly Introduce
opium. Christianity, free-trade, ard revolutionary
principles into the Celestial Empire, be exhibited
disting uhed ability. Like most Of the French Gen
erals, he served his apprenticeship IN Algera-the
French military normal school. While there, he
had unquesiionabe official AND very questionable
other relations with one Capt. Doineau whore trial
for completely in the assassination OF some two or
three miserable, rich Arabs, that made great deal
Of noise here five years ago or 3d. you may recolec'
The CAPTAIN YOU may recollect was formally con-
demned TO the everest penalty short OF death known
in the French code--thdt TO impress upon the Arab
brethren deep ,ense of French Justice and tince,
Won may recollect, has had bis punishment committed
lend eonuutad. Perhaps to-day he il in the Conied-
crate army of the c. S. A.
General Nontauban, apart from this Il-loonng
friendly connection, passes for q man who has
bsbitusly gathered more than his officers pay and
rations from hs officers positions fret in Asera'
and later in that plundering Cbnete expedition
Folks here don't sag that Montauban stole more
than bis share from Government contracts IN aigerr
or from Numbered Chiness, than was reasonable
bnt they think 90. The general impression if that
he lss not stolen Heaven, PATRIOTISM and the pro-
prieties forbd-but received morganaticaly, so 70
sneak ro,hing like $4,000 in three months, which Is
$50 900 francs-the P5essh more modest, good
r deal more tbsn his regular pay. The loud Ois.p-
proving rumors" with which the bill for BIS per-
petusl annuity was received by the members Of the
q LEGISLATURE. were the informal expression Of tba I'M
pretsion And even that made the Count ~ Palikao
/. desire that he and HE annuity should be withdrawn
@ from discussion. Had his trling profits from Gov
10 eminent contracts in Algeria and from plumber Of
r the Imperial Chinese palace, been declared by d.
|, rect resolve Of the Corps Leg,satG much value,
e due TO the Government Treasury and uDlawfuly
e bnttoned in bis pocket but three possible ways Of
escape from social infsiny, wore than death TO
d Frencbnan, he'd been ef open TO him; ole leading
to the Cour des COmPes Court of Treasury Auditor
which he could hardly have entered on; another
leading 10 Coventry and another 70 the River Seine.
The Importance of the Pslikso affair on the poli,i.
cal side has been much enhanced by surrounding III
cideDts Of the fortnight. Some Of which, indeed,
ore purely accidental that sresgnihcanty connected
with IT, when by calculation and intention, then
by the neJus Of what thoughtess folks call accident
foruious coincidence what religious folks call Prov
dence villa, historical folks, pure and simple, call
tie force or course Of events destiny what your
4 correspondent, humbIy suggests had beet now
awaiting Times explanation and sfter-christe ming
n be called y.
v A revival OF political life IN France has been
of symp,omatized most markedly 20 old watcher
r, Of the patient whose seeming death was to them
il never more than uneasy sleeping any time since 49,
10 generally out specially since tue ltalisn war more
10 specially since the decree OF 24ti November, 1860
e With the opening OF the sessions Of the Senate and
y legislature this year. under the Imperial decree
of the last past November, these symptoms were YET
e more and more hopefully marked; ard thai moi only
y in these two bodies, which Didsbufy used 10 pro
r, nouuce corpses, but ia the pubIe-at least tie
f. Parlsan public.
i Note some Of the symptomatic events and incl
dents Of the past fortnight. leave TO toe resdeTr OF
4 The TRIBUNE, without ofcious comment, the bust
ness, 10 which they fully competent, Of clssiiy-
ing them and bringing their OF first seemingly Dis
connected significance into "c)0catenslon accord
ingly."
D Within this pse, fortnight Edmond Abou's piece
1 " Gsriana We performed at the litue t1'iuban
theater Of Mount Parnss,e with the iani-
m-nt Of stuien's lissng in frequent condemn .uon,
not Of the ply, but Of s author hat greeted I'D FIST
D performance at the Odeon sx weeks ago, and tia,
hae accompanied its haf-d,zen or inor Unsuccessful
performances in the provincial theaters Of France.
ANY performance Of it in any French theales il,
from this time iorlh iii new orJers officially forbid
den. The attempt 70 reproduce il a, Mount PalnsS.e
was the OCCASION Of lille row in le little tivster