New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-11

that the Federal Government will, 10 CARVING an,
q at policy place itself above popular Passion, Thu
Emperor also states that he should, with great ssis
fation see tue Union reconstructed by conclistor,
me.sures, az the MAIN enaDce Of American NOVA,
influences IN considerable degree, the general DO.
ltical equilibrium.
Tuiu letter of JAM % Gays that during the ,b,..
preceding DAYS the citizens OF Genoa had b.sr
amused BY the evouiops Of The pirate Sumter ,,ssr,
ing 10 and fro between Vatn and Por,,aeuo H.,
objec, in taryiog oh Genoa was matter Of much
speculation.
The Paris correspondent Of Tie 7in,, says pres,
anxiety prevss in sOme OF the large manufactariua
and commercial towns of France and would prohsSs
bly, increase If the American war coutinu-s. Tn.
reports OF the Projects TO tie Government no, opIv
ailude 10 desti'n,ion but to that which general,
Iaccomphpies deslituo..t-deep discomfort and dis.
9nie'n1e. I've Government encourages the manu-.
factureIs TO Keep deir mills open as long possible
aid some OF lem buoy themselves up under Tie
belief inst the Fe1eral blockade continues beyond
March a independence Of the South will be recog.
nized
A Galway letter cave that the Atlantic Company
are mailing active preparations to resume the ser
vice when the proper time arrives.
The new steamers llberDia, Columbia and Anglia
have been grestly strengthened and improved. The
company exp ect to be perfectly prepared 10 resums
salingr by he end OF May
The woi on The Great Eastern is progressing,
but she viii not 20 the gr1irCn till the middle Of
February. She will be ready for sea in The first
week N April, when she will probably proceed to
New-Ioik.
The troovs which embarked at TouloD Brest and
Cherbourg, TO leave for Vera Cruz on he 18th,
30ib, aud 3lsr.
The Par's Potr,e publishes aytisis o.. Tho eau
diia;urs OF Archduke MACMILLAN for ile throne Of
Mexico, and which rave IL Is expected, when the
MeXi an Qucstion shall be seulcd will be possible
10 offer Austria satisfactory territorial compensation
in exchange FOR NeLetii.
The M11.teur publishes bill for the op onal con.
version OF A., rer cent r.n'e-, ands full explanation
of the motives for the conversion. IL ssys the OPERA
ton il not an expedlsDt meet temporary wants Of
the Treasury, bue il conceived in the interests of
pubic pros erily, and shows the advantages Of
vereion.
Tue Bourse on the -9th opened hrn, bat elosd
dull aud lower at III. zoe.
NJ. CIeuff,. President Of the Civil Tribunal a,
Rome, has been assa.sinsted. The assassin was
arrested
The Pope l. again reported Ill.
The AIS. mbly Of Mobiles opened at 81 Petersburg
on tie 18th. Gen. >uyarrow, the Governor'Gsn.
ers raid, in bis speech, that the welfare OF tie no
bility was possible unless close alliance exits
between them and the Emperor.
Il is the wish of tie Emperor that the nobility
should MAINTAIN their privileged position; bat it is
only BY tie throne remaining established on hrm
b.ei that the nobility can preserve their influence
The Governor Irumised 10 give hrs influence 10 hoe
wishes OF the mobility which might be advantageous
TO the co0,mUn Welfare.
The receutly-suDounced increased taxation Is pro
mul. sied III a formal u-ase.
L. j. rnmored that the Porte, fearing Gaibal3i
nigh, effect landing on tue Adriatic coast, sent
superior oi err OLr Pasha, instructiDR him under
sch circumstances TO sct in concert with the Aus6.
al COMMANDER.