New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03

News commended him. and professcd confidence in the
sincerity Of his aspirations for peace and the disarm
ing Of legons. The Times thought that as a middle
aged man he might really be in favor OF both-aN avs
provided he could retain his position grand aTber
Of Europe without recourse to arms. TIE (admirin)
Po.i declared the speech "a model OF good taste me
rest Of the journals expressed themselves after Their
several fashions, favoraby. Presently, however the
tide turned; the letters and speech were scrutiLized
dissccted Analysed and found TO be thoroughly LOUIS
NapolcOnc, in their committalism OF Imperial IN
erests while subtly aiming at the opposite from Brit
ain Then tie old disrust Of this man that lies latent
in The English heart and for which there is good reason
cropped out into plentiful blossoming Of criticism.
carpng. and Indirect denunciation Now the current
opinion Is that the proposed Congress can erect no
good and may do mischief and stu that II must DE
Isked. England Mt fighting for Poland; she knows
that Poland cant be helped without lighting; she Dc,
eyes that Napoleon III means only his own ends ana
disirusts and disles them. And so we rest at pres
ent There a popular meeting. of no special I'M
portance in behalf o. Poland in London the other day.
Edmund Beetles in the chair l have written of hin
Yen won't care think 10 he informed TINT the anglo
Rebel press persists in perpetual piping TO the dreary
Old tame Of You cant subduc the South It's impos-
pos-Pos--POSSIBLE" 1t : "as melancholy as an
old lion lovers lute the melancholy Moor ditoh
or the drone of Lincolnshire bagppe OF any other
Fastaflan comparison Apropos Of the nlluslon' we
are going to have a grand tercentury ceicoraton Oh
Shakespoares birthday. next Spring. in spite OF the
busyhodies. What twadde and rot Punch has got on
about it, this week. to be sure i wish the P1nea men
could hear how people tax about them nm 90
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extensively announced in advance that lis tte might
be changed with reason, TO WAIT for the Beginning
"Church's Panorama Of the American War IS ndrer-
tsed here as exhibiting St. James, Hail. It's attrac
tons being heradcd by coorcd posters reproducing on
large scale Of the cuts from your illustrated
weeklics The daily press. admitted to private exhl,
bon sagcly concluded that the work must he that OF
the artist OF Niagara and the Heart of the Andes
but the proprietor explained tho day after the pubhca
ton OF their account in little note which doubtless DC
hoped that everybody saw
The Galway Steamship Company. being unlucky. Is
getting generally abused as job and humbug.
All the bishops and theological big-wlgs nave iaiu
their heads together TO answer CoeDso-if they can
Froudc's seventh and eighth volumes OF the History
Of England are out completing the reign of Queen ELI
abeth commend readers TO it for thorough demoi-
ton of the popular idea of the adueress and
Mary Queen of Scots 1t needed to be done by master
hand.
Mr. Pritchard once British Consul to Tahiti, ana
very nearly the cause Of war between England ana
France in Louis Phppe's time. having been killed Ill
the papers denies that fact in letter to me Iimes
Madras big French balloon is on view at the S!den
ham Palace suspended from the roof OF the great
tTaDsept So TIT. :, a, =.
A new Rebel steamer is said to be building In the
CLYDE. Our friends here have meinOriahzeo Eaii nus
SELL who says he will see about IT, .,
We have had unusually stormy weather., OF late on
the coasts but, according to Admiral Flizroy ie"
casualties. ~,
Dickens will begin publishing rev story in May
next in the old shilling fashion, putting ofth us TWO
green leaves month" till completion. Yale. T. O.