New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-21
TRQyT PARTS.
~cu c,.r;ai Ccrfesp, ndent.
p.u,s Nov. &. 1869,


,.,,at;ve Yesterday with throne speech oi anu
-s,,on.,h The first paragraph is eeremoniously con
.,o,o~r IN the second be expresses high content
~, sn,ts Of the late elections despite few local
.soo,ds i, their hapcuy and REMINDS members tihi
o. noyo ou taken oath Of fidelity. IN the third this
.;,..;eo.n. reminder is repeated The next following
.racrop,s refer to the general condition Of the En-
- commerce. industry ard public works all pros.
,r and in progress preceding years the haryests
lsve hcen abundant the revenues have been sufficient to
,c, ilc Mexican and Cochin Chinese expenses without
sxraordnaly resources fort present youi Naesiy'
refoua'ory and liberal measures already constituted or
a. be proposed in respect Of trade educa0n local ad
mrisfatlon, etc, next spoken OF, and close tie
bret survey of what Government has done and means to
do az home and in the colonies. It's CHIEF goes 20
eny tina; the prosperity would undoubtedly advance
rapidly it not d.sturbcdb by political anxiecs
tu unforeseen, inevitable events occur in the life of ma
hous which they shond face without fear and support
without weakness. Such ere: the American war tho
cny mention Of in the speech the nccesSitated occu
yaioD of Mexico and Cochin China the Polish insur
SectoI. These distant expeditions are rot the cx-
esut;cn Of preueditsted plan; hut though brought
about by the force of things, they are not 10 be
Regretted. How could our foreign commerce be
developed Il, The one hand renourccd all infn
ence in AmerQue if the other in view Of the vast
Lughsh Dutch ard Spanish possessions France alone
remained without any Ia tie Asian Seas. We have
conquered position IN Cochin China that viii enable
o. "a proftably exploit and ciyze those countries by
commerce. without tue bother Of governing them The
courage M our troops having overcome an unexpected
RESISTANCE in Mexico. received there az liberia
soTs and We shall be largely ndcmnhed for our sacr
fees when the destinics Of that country shah have
been committed - Prince whose intelligence and mer
is-ses larisrcs qHGit-Tcnder him WORTHY 81 50
noble a mission" lArchduke Max. then. a. planned
from the outset and succedaneous spanish Infant
ether child of feound Imaginative quidnuucsf " hh
gGaraptees then, temporary garrison and the rect y
% LET MS have faith then in our ultramarnc unicrtak-
ibgs; begun 10 vmdcae our honor they viii end IN the
triumph OF interests at the two extreniticS Of the
earth at Pekin as IN Mexico" What an idta ~
Lake fia. Savoy paid one of the Italian war quite Ike
This brings us 10 the middle fthe Throne speech and
20 the theme whose imperial treatment. 80 snxio'siy
waited for by all France by all Europe occupies all Tue
rest If the documenttke Polish QAei0r-ln which We
Americans. thanks TO The obliged solidarity % an moo
ern civilized nations, are only less interested ,n
From the Treaty of Paris TO The outbreak 81 the fol
ish nsurrecton France and Russia were on The bcst OF
terms Throughout the Italian war as well as IL me
matter Of snnexns Sa'oy ana Nice ho,Sa .h T,"e
tions with one Of the arst Continental powers aud
speak cut in favor Of nation. rebeiols IN knssiAh
eyes but the heir in Of an historical and treaty
sanctioned right Emperor needed TO believe that the
Polish cause was really popudI IN France. Sii' tne
question affected grave European interests was not
Lke an oleuse honor or an attack upon our iion
tiers 10 be treated by France alone. AMI II became,
therefore necessary FOR IN the case o The last
question that broke ont into the Crmean " ar ana
Of The Syrian mGssaCres To consult with powers that
had nights and reasons similar 10 ours 10 voice ia iAs
matter.
"The Polish insurrection took national charao
ter. by virtue Of its duration interpret the abusive
sptHcliion TO tho C. : A rcbeliionf and ap akcned
universal sympathy. The sim Of diplomacy was TO
attract 10 iAis cause many adhcslOns as possible
Interpret again keeping IN mind the cOninuol, Efforts
a. Napoleon openly manifested az least three times 10
construct combined action Of the oi-ailatc powers
that should bear on l. :. i. IN iaNoI 81 & = A. j"
happily the combined dsincresed III adv ICE IIated
ins1cad Of persnadlg the Cabinet @ which j was al
dressed and has enyenOmed instead OF sresilns iAe
struggle in the coninu alton Of which both parties com
nt cxccsses which humanity must deploro.'
The confession is complete. Diplomacy has. thn'
saflcA IN IT, he
might have been expected and ~as confidently an1ic
ya;ed and announced by clear thinker at the yer! out
re. of this aggOmeiaied, not combined diplomatic
action Of the three Powers between whom There "as
such plentiful lack Of natural elective ailiiuc,
Ar We therefore reduced the Emperor goes on 70
ssk reduced tO tic sole alternative o! wal Or silence
No We can submit the Polish cause 20 ELIopenn
tribunal Russia herself has declared let not forget
H. AT conferences In hch all the questions now aS
ta,ing Europe should be discussed would IN Ao WY
wound ,er dignity. l. lot tie tine come Tor recon
sirucug the edihce undermined bt time ana destroyed
peaccmea Dy revolutions on new bisce; 10 recognize
iruollv accomplished flCts and accomplish ~ common
accord What the worlds peace calls fpT Inc u,aties
oi iri9 nave De,h y, - ~ tf.f-.
force of events by the assent o Original hri 10 iA'l
in Greece Belgium. France. Italy! o. TIE DnAupe' IN
tie Ionan i-es. German peoples ana princes arr ns'
,eting their further change. their abolition. NAat
tb,n more reasonable than 70 invite al European pow
eTs 20 Congress whose debats. conducted ~ states
men Should cover e Questions ID dispute te Iisl y sS
,re rs the Polish. where rational argument and IitT
change Of broad views should BE- substituted ipr, ara
Show the folly o and 10 away viii tie Necessity Tor Ae
brutal arbitrage BY arms the unG faiio oi hllGs AI
peoples. where each Of US, yielding some he point 'l
flse and seiishy exclusive ambition should gain ~
submission tie general decsiOni The proportion ~
ieast is good. 1t has the immense iAct ~ showing
Turouc whore IT. danger and where s saciy is Two
WAYS are open, leads % progress bY cnnci4iloH
lnd peace. the other sooner cr later itay cals -
gar 'iv tie porsistance in maintaining past That
e-umbes 10 II. ruin. You know now gentle nen' the
language that ] purpose 10 hold TO Europe ArpIo'ed
~ you. sanctioned by pubic approval. 1t Husi Dc .hI
enod 10 since speak in The name q France. mi,
And so Won have a fair abfidgnent o. The Throne
speech Whoreupon the three per CENTS al the ouTse
Yesterday sunk little below the quotations % Ihe Pre-
ceJng day Verbal, construed tie speech Is pac nc
Colocturaly interpreted II looks both ways ior sun
rav j. crosseyed and Insoyent of the reaceor " ar
question inpendeui uInatofy and intcrrogatve over
ic tremulOus Bourse and tAe minds :" men 1prh! E'
.le day before the uiterance Of the Imperial oracle
NatGlcons Yesterday new edition OF LIS iAFoTlie a."
wise OF Universal Congress for the debate ana sette
Ipeut Of all pending European Que8iloA--a SORT o con
,ftuaut assembly met for the reorganization aDd ertaD
yhmen of the international relations and federation oi
European States Tho original conception 40 1ello1
datcs from the time and grand ambition oi Sl!y a-u
Henry Iy-is calculated 10 tickle the vainy OF MS
L,ges 10 please thcr passion for ogIcal gehei1l/i1e
20 use aud dsrTae those ardent fo pAosts 10 'is'
Lad urgently insisted upon MS marching sJeHt ou' ~
In matter Of fact Nsplcon in temporzing. The com
lined or common action" Of which We heard 70 Voc.
fuly much is a confessed failure. In the matter Of
dDlomaiic fence Prince GOTchakoh has iaiiiy beaten
Treuch English, and 1sllaA antagonists non glOsAu
I',.ia stands on Ter defense defiant. Austria
not England viii not, france must n0t attack her po
,ifon To be- just England has acted the ircst Oi tho
three in this hldeous trsgcomeGy. say hideous be-
cause II is patent that the leaders OF the fosn sur
recton have been and been M be- mlsled IN thcT none
effort by the seeming promise OF coming n'd dlspayed
from France and England EN- Iassel en- 70 % 90 M, mn
justice cynca!y and frankly declared ong ago tait
however generously tie English Cove Ihncbt nisht
talk and six-pointodly propose II WOuiu 40 hotlhs
Lord John Is answerabs for the NOISY ana cheap
demonsratons Of sympathy with Poland expressed in
"rcsouiions' OF popular English meetings ana IN IN