New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-12


shea Z which wss, Say tse military men, 'h's
L... ,a.vrr..,ion What were tho causes OF
~. .a,,,er tpsurrectans Ae.ore those llama nn'nnu
~ .X,.,io,.n,s were trn-d the Cld nousac'es doh'
60 n, are "a say The amount Of IL Is th-t Algeria ss
,ii,.-y ,cb,o and Nursery Of the FrS'ch army 10
conpets and very costly snceess-es . ooo"y ui''"
,,,., failure WLtrcppoD Angi-SszoLs m"cslngy cry
ov4 and nsny Frercbmen Luinby Confess toa' 'le
French hive no faculty for coonizin-wsich Is Peiny
,roe ans not wholly " their oiseFediI 10 the ease
There ere Two tets VI caRes list have preEchee''
and always will so long a. they act prevent Algeria
rom becoming. III any Anglo American sense. pros
peross colony. These tie french passion 'er sys
ema,ic ceutrgsaon. and tie French sentiment OF h"
mao equality. An emigrant can't plow, sow' reap "
Bald Ia Algeria without pre4imipMy peinissiol Cd
tanned from ever Dar5 authorities, sH center
ing back in Paris Ministry. qualified ny
ever 90 unny regulatsou subject ~ ever 90 many gu
perrsions military sna civil Unless be Il 1901 OF
mi,l,d then he zoe. nol when leaving the bGmpercd
poycrt, Of LIS bone 70 sees his fortune ia new one
where We 10 equally yet more hedsed ab"n soao"'eu
oppressed suppressed IN bis activity. Ten again. pe
mast respect the rghis aod privileges OF Inc natives
utterly foi eign snd hustle 10 bis interests ana pr'1u
dices In word he cannot SQUAT, and he chho' MI
his fellow OF saoiler race ans resOn '"u coo'
In all prosperous Ango-osIon. Christian co'ones III
,a,.n,d DIES both Hence &. facts TINT ycu do see
"a eat PROSPERITY and al, ance Of civishe" m our III
West and in Aus,raia and thnt you don't see any ma
lives to SPEAK Of lhrIet4nt you d-rt zee hour'm"g
French community in Al, era and that you 40 sec
even after ali tie bennGliy suppressed Instructions
there cola deisble remnant Of natives partially pro
tected and respected IN their rights and r'tcs.
The so-caIed Anglo.Sa1ons-the American ofshoot
al Iri,i ry a
civilization ana peculiar brand Of Christianity wherever
we GO with q yengeanee rum. missionaries 'n1'n'
ous!y deceptive treaties understood only On one side
and coDseq uent ju-t fable follow. aud the native
disappears We are come Of Ger.nan coast pirates, vi
Danish pirates OF Normal Iirss, add are true TO our
blood.
IL certain newspapers OF last week and the beginning
Of this were TO bs believed there have been In the time
four naval comha.s be,woeu &. 5. A. and u s. A war
ships oil the French and british 1ast. II door slams
sd "a In 6sLernsBs eottag it grows to report Q,
cannopsdng BY the tme il reaches the next telegraph
station, and fasAos into red artillery across the
wires till IL reaches JrseaGy newspaper
Office whence 1t bombs out IN explosive
paragraphs reverberaug in tie oag oars and making
10 glare the seered stating cyebG!s II pensive pub
nc Follow ing tho sane printed authorizes. we are
u believe that no lees than six Z. s a. war vessels are
luising IN European waters. 10 wit: tho Georgia sobl
somea lille since to the English Go'ernmentl; the
Florida hich unhappiy proves It's abb VI the Ame'
can co,stsl; the New Alabama and the General Lee
Thought by scetcs 10 be phantom ships, because they
have never Jet beea caught outside the newspapers
wooding or watering any defined whereL ana the put
te fy and Paul Jones The Butterfly born perhap IN
Iurnali.rs bower and the T. jones'. with their Cap
tains nance included stenuouosy reported ss al
rived OF arriving at Os;end. have only seen letters IRON
that fashionable watering place and sea port oil the date
Of 10Th inst The which missives accofdantly report
that lots Of folks to Cstend ~ see tie arrival
Of the b. Ay and 7. J.-mueh to the advantage OF The
entertainments for manand bousekeepers OF that
Dutch town-Rnd diversy report that the Ii. and 4.
are rs good rs visible in the distance and tLat they
arc sbIoudod renetrabe cg Thu trans A aniic
steamer wil bring you days later news than ba'
reached your correspondent, which should ceeide tho
discrepancy.
The Niagara and one or two other Of our Fedora
shipe have been lying at Antwerp whittier pleasure
crowds v ent 10 see them from Brussels. The police
magistrates Of the city have had bother with the men
OF the Niagara being forced in the nterst Of order 10
seize and hold al tie Of ber commander several
uproarious squads OF them.
VIII you let me change the subject, and offer cor
rection Of two errors that slipped no the connS OF
your article Of Literary Gossip a month ago One
there ihus The French Institute bas
JUS, conferred the PX BOrdin on NJ. Iaine for his his
tory Of English Literature" The hsitrts did have
and could have nothihg do In thc case. The FrsNch
ACADEMY, one If the five academies composing the In
suus refused Le prize ~ NJ Tame for his great, Vey
able last work The Comminee Of the Academy, whose
business IL to examine ali and choose that which WA
best Of all the historical works Of the year. did, stel
careful reading. rpOr NJ. Iaibes valuable three vol
uInes most WORTHY Of the Boid inprize. This Com
muee composed of vienain. ST. Marc de Giraidir
ST. Beuse in fine of tie hne tower OF the really and
specially literary ana competent critics OF The sodisan
Literary academies Li0unal Of France In foil meet
ing their report tie candidate they reported
in favor Of Was ,-ioc. Ell BY small mai riy most not
Ill Of she men Of letters OF tie SCcieiy. voting with the
minority Ibis vote with its causes aud occnsions was
in the time Vi 1t theme Of much talk and sufficient
scandal Ia ".iternry circles" and on that and some
other accounts Just1ee my paragraph. There was NJ
pretense prctext On proper Literary grounos ioi
refusing to NJ Tame the honor and cash Of the prize
Bat as any knows who has read TIE ms ten page
of the preface 10 bis great work on Lhgsb Lteiatue
or who 10 acquainted with bis eaihertrieier essay NJ
Tunes philosophy 10 Of the Posisisi order Now Tie
Academy which. from the cate OF lis INSTITUTION y
Kiche,ieu never has been what lite constitution theo
rctcay represents il TO be. GUARDIAN representative
and defender in the persons OF It's members
OF the pu ty and honor and gOry Of French Language
and HtorutuIe--tLs Academy Of late years has
,,il Less than ever been an exclusively liter
sry society, For instance. Of the members
d elected slce Is52, two IN three have been
elected With hardly any reference 10 their Literary
claims to memborship. You can convince yourself OF
the moderation Of this statement you are ut all con