New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16
t.rmediatsy shaded opponents to the pure Imperial

tsrmedately shaded opponents TO the pure lnperal
regime being as actively engaged IN 1t as adminiS'
trative restrictions permit. Put that ana tnaI w
gether, and count upon Governments phiiop0iH"
till after election at least. III.
The popular and legislative sympathetic mani, na
festatio1s In favor OF Poland that have taken pseo
this week in England and throughout the &c yonr
part of the continent you will find reports OF III
European fles They will remind you Oh siuis u,hsr
enthusiasmatics in lS30-3l, In lSio, anu a,s..ss.
periods, to Polish, Hungarian and o'neI ;oiv aid
Whether they, WILL in the lopg Ia@ 9oFk enthusiasm
of I8l9-5O practically aided Hungary, We S' rba'
learn bv waiting. In any case, and despite 'no b
,or;aai iosh and eloquent east wind let on on .no
occasion. meeting Ike that IN Guiidnaii' ,Sat
the other day, has its real goou. n.Darons GOOD
tbsrs ia ,uch thing disinterested generous sUou
sosno In mep. andits echoes encouraged LangewiiIA
and hfs men for the moment; and Though ,ha' hoS,e
asdsr and his brave followers were fated 70 oe uo
feated at last in fighting against the husSiui d
which, by the way, is better than 70 ,i aie ~
the Russian ranks, TO whiea sney u,' tbs struggle
the better "In the battle itself, there Is victory,
II ,parrows are not let fall to the ground
shall patriots then7 am "not OF those VINO Dene'o
that Garibaldi fell at atAspromonte.
The last reports, by the way, from CsprSsrs say
that the Italian hero is suffering much ana fAtner
alarminQly. from his Aspromonte wound. =,
have not space 20 iusert such extracts as woulc
from an article in the ast number Of the ReUW de'
Deux Mondes. 1t written by Elis6e Reclus, who
has the advantage over many writer's on AIhefichn
themes of knowing by personal, Intelligent expo
rience and observation, our country ano Hs Peopie.
He regards our real progress in the last two years
as very great and hopeful how and bow phiio..
sophcally he arrived at this CONCLUSION, through an
the mismanagement and material disasters OF tne
war, it is we'll worth reading bis essay 70 learn
Tie fact of It's publication in the most authoritative
of all French periodicals is not without sgniheanse
As heading and iusti6cative text 10 bis article, Nj
Reclus puts the titles Of several recent works on tue
United States, of which the first In order-and ths
| last in date Of publication, not In ment-ls; Le'
Etats Uais dAmertque en- 1868 par M. Bigelo~.
This admirable compilation, brief, lntelgibie, read
able, is one among many OF the good services rem
dered 10 our country by our Partisan Consul, JOIN
Bigelow. TO him the old phrase spty applies; Gu
! bene conSulat consul elaat.
| John Bright is TO preside next Thursday at {
meeting in ST. James's Hall, London called by I'm
Rish mechanics to express their sympathles win tot
North and their antpathy TO the slave cause OF th'
Sontb of the United States Look for more SouiherT
priyaeers from English shipysrds, about these days
| The Southern loan, based on cotton, and managed
by EranQer and Co., Paris bankers, is success, ap
parently.
la respect of the printing.paper question that &c
largely interests Americans Just now, may rendel
service by stating that G. b. Norton, formerly o
| New 10rk, now OF stuuiVu uP "Hoi'
subject of French supply and prices and can furnsi
! all Trustworthy information on the matter.
/ forgot to notice, when speaking OF the Polish
insurrection and the voluminous speech-making anC
newspaper-writing upon the subject, the singular
fact that no conservative speaker or newspaper
man, here or in England, has intimated that hi
dlscerns in this haf-dozenth bloody protest OF M
tiOn against government the slightest sign o
monarchy being " on trial." Revolutions and dis
tracing wars are the evident specially Of do
mocracies,