New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-30

"the thing TO do, sad che does u WIN an ne'
might Young bachelors hId per bhntsy more
attractive oud delightful than hu,bapd bunting
BY the way, are terribly worldly ana
there is no danger Of committing
vonrs IT, YOU know." 50 marriage - voied pore
Or luxury only to be iudulsed III 10y tho very rich,
and The unwedicd increase ~ number. every year
Tie natural relations of the rcversed u IL
lie Young women who puraue the young men, L
/" GOOD match" ju,ufying any account Oh neanpe's
IN duulici,y all IL which, In It's dee zee, IS emu
lated snd initiated by the Plutocracy who tread on
lio hoele Of those immediately before them. Gan
you wouder then, that An arstoracy on siayeooicera
ind, rympalhizers in Great Britain 7 That the ma
i'm /. In many respeeis inert and dead TO n0bioF
impulees.
ihere's the Polish question, to wit, which nav
vet embrace all Europe. The Lords are averse to
he reconstruction Of the nationality VI that uplor-
twa'e nGiion, and Earl kuoseD decides that
thunder no circum stances" will England Iesort 10
arms 20 effect il. Democratic France Is homes. in
il, sy~pa,bles. Not so its ruler, who, OF cour'e.
b,s hi, own ends 10 serve, Iud his eye upon tle
X liue Up 10 the Or soLt time, Louis Napoleon has
ufqtlyrtonabiy beaten the revolutionary moYement'
be Progressive Iarty (which administered rnch y
nssbie rtGkc 10 hlm III The Pa,ls esc'ion,j now
,nnnds tat lie shall put himself Ut the head OF II,
OF aude the consequences The aceepiation OF Tie
ok points ty Rusti photographed this morning. VIII
no: ,aiisfy the French Republicans Their ory.ns
have oil pronounced against them and the Aut TO-
Austrian alliance. Secretly, they believe The
Ploplesy Of the drs' NaP9eoI,ntha! Europe % ps
sl.yism or Democracy ia inevitable, and
aie DESTROYS os prccipitaiing the s'ruB-
yle. France committed to Poland, what may
ILcn not happen. For England, the democrats III
feet Contempt of her power, asserting that kussA
iees the hike, and would troa. her rcmonstrsncts III
telaif Of tbs Poles with utter seofn bat ior Tie
Gallo alliance anl French bayonsu. Ia the me AL
Tune there is good deal Il loose ~ mpathy e1 Iessed
here for the gallant revoluions,s based principally
On their historical associations aud Impressions q Ia
lh.dd-ns OF Warsaw. Is will hardly help them,
shonld tho Winter fad them sill Ia arms. By Tie
way, tAe.: National Government" which repLdi
ates the idea Of any nesotsiiou with Russia short Of
tho recognition OF tLeir Independence, has jos.
started hn official journal, tie IniepeHdeace, III
which their cause 10 advocated with Characteristic
eloqueuce The Times here, eoid.shouldrIs the
struggle, and has dispatched ii. W. Russell 10 the
seal Of war 10 report II. lie wrlesyery picturesque
aud amusing letter., which Will probably be 10.
printed Ia America, photog pLing the persoRnei u
tho revolntopiss with n uuitutsncss reminding opa
OF The Polish eplrode IN FrrJ az admirable novel Of
Debit and Credit" Perhaps the only persons
reilly IN earnest sympathy with The Poles IA this
country, ere ~ be FOND among working msn oi
democratic principles. They nave ws.cted tho con-
to.t ~ the greatest interest their organs dscu.s.
ing II with al amount o. knowledge and lgcidiiy IN
singular contrast VITA the slail J@ness aud naihsr'
euce Of the sDcallcd liberal press which hardly
compliments inem by meager paragraph % their
meetings. Such a one--ihe second u its kind IN
advocacy OF ths rrvolniIonIss-- will be held next
week at ST. JAg,oss Hal on she part o! the trades
Uulln Sr JOAN Saslloy tahI9g the chair, 10 place
Of Lord Shhitesbury, w1o declined. Among other
f,cakrrs Edmnud Beaeg the 'hbral" barrisi-r,
And Alfred Bcosley, TIC political economist ana
editor OF TIE Bs,, ~ill b. prominent. To thsI jour
naI md 20 1hr National HJ0rurr, weekly Journsl
and ne organ u British " ffce-hoEsh.," edifod by
the fSa on. liolyoake commend ,hoee who wish 10
10 miudiely l-I0rned on Tie sutJo-,. Lot mo ADJ
that tue Vppt.tinn yr,ts VI tIauce has bestowed
more attention than ttH OF England on tAis move
meui. is objects are iioniieai-wer with Rusis,
IN behalf II Poland. means toward rovolaIi nary
yrOpsgshii ~ III Elfole.
Ira1o, ~ 10. way, has ju,, go, Q little squatble
GA lAbd With Italy, sgso,os Of The arrest Of I've
eut-;hTOsis a. Genoa, VITO wrro sppfehsnded wh.p
aborI 10 escape italian Justice, IN defiance o. Gslhc
pG.pouh Tie bcligereni minority o, ,he Partisan
pfc,s a,ci g. regard III. another kosXa or Iren;
LaA4r, involving an OUTRAGE upon tho national Hay
|. aly very fGloly be predicted that nothing wore
vi come ~ H. Than tic expenditure VI certain
sheets II Diplomatic paper.
Taking If tie readiness of fret cGss powers TO
brow-bea their insriOis, the King Of The Bsgi,as
has Just decided lhsI tho case ol Ensl versus
Brazil, ~ are altogether IN the wrong. IL appears
that John Ball h.s surci, the coast OF the South
A lautie, Ia the double character Of bully aud
" cSAcici ropsraiiOn" for possible iDjures and
" po.,bie nafder." committed on a dcso'Ate eoas,
wler~ ono o. his ves,sls was 'hpwrccked and its
crew drowned, Ia tie natural ehsptcr Of accidents
" No injury" Reports the umpire. Characteristic
caliy Bull objects 10 the dcci,on strong Govern
u.euts only accept arbitration when IN tier ayor.
Tho King Of Portugal. r.lntiyo Of the Brss Is. has
offered "a services a. tbis ldac.ufe let ne hops 10
will understand his duty better than Leopold Did.
Jsst after Iho Queen has received dopu,aiion Of
New Xclsut chiefs, n, Osborne, comes tho nsws
that ia oil proba ihsy, Ens land Las Omitted into
auoGher Maori war. Eishi British soldlers, form
luy military .scOfl, have teeu way LAID And massa-
cred by lhs tubto sld plucsy savases who formerly
snys Us 20 much trouble. Tho colony, generally,
appear. 20 DO All iInianayod onei Sir George Grey.
ia ruier has the reputation OF putting over much
faith IN tho natives, whose grievances arise IRON
The disputed occupancy u the sol. The Queen, by
the way, will spend The month Of August abroad;
travelling in tho striotsG Priyscy, ne tue Dachea
Of Lancaster; ale p.,se. lhrodsh Belgium 10 ko'e-
ngu tho bush.plscc Of tho late Prince Albert, which
iaihtr. tho Dake Of Coburg, Ia, placed a. her
d,,po.al 1t Is everywhere credited IN Eng land that
tha she has been TERRIBLY affected BY her husbands
death, her hetioDs have ovDced II, as witness her
marked appearance. clad in the deepest Il noun
ing. at the marriage Of the Prince OF Wales.
Ina, Young man and his bride arc working very
hard in having what wo, in tie United States, call
"a good tinlo." Ih'y "dine everywhere, lunch
everywhere, dance everywhere, drive every where,
.vee constantly. drswingfoom perpstaslly, theaIer
and opera peyereuding, preside a. every tniug, olen
everything, lay foundation OF everything, receive
presents IRON every eouaiy, populations headed by
municipal bodies are always receiving freedoms IN
gold boaes quaker name coaspcuoue!y brought for.
ward by newspaper reporter. and maker always said
10 have sxceled himself, Gro always 'addresod
aud always reply Que oil ibem IN the ssery &C.
cents which be Inbcn1, &c; are uobbtd daily and
nightly; crowds round Apeloy llouss to see two
,oupg people in carriage, crowds round
an arists door TO seo ono Young person
descend from carriage to enter studio to
hnvo loriruit takeni rampasiou yelling crowds
round Grand Stands at rrces; more TampagiOus vel