New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23
INTEREuTINQ FROM EUROPE.
The Rorged DipIenaassc Correspondence
The Franco-Csn frdrrats stcamers---
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PAWS. July 8 1864
From Oar Special Correspondent.

ing Pot Is the text OF political tk ard thought this
week. People do not take pied dc Ia l'tte tho re
newed sseTonof The Poet that these authen
tic nor yet he assertion If Hessrs. Bsmsrt BFunor
ard tho Austrian Embassy thai they are pure inven
ton The persuasion is that IT, as to form they are
fabrcations, the substantive material Of them 10
trathat tie very least that fhey 10 no. accurately
tell what Prusss, Russia snd Aus,ria have done TO-
ward completing IN alliance. they tell whGt these
Powers are thinking OF doing. The three have com.
mon enemy within. which. taking different forms ac-
oodng TO time and place. in essence the spirit OF de-
mocracy and common enemy without, tie icnow
spirit oi Western European eiviliziion The base OF
operations Of this last enemy is tie public opinion OF
France and England. matter who administers the
ioyernucni5 Of these Two countries. Russn To crusl
Poland and carse Turkey, Austria to bold Venetia
Hungary. and perhaps recover Lon.birdy; Prussia Y
hold tho Rhse provinces aDd become a naval power
each needs to h,ld TO nj We upheld by tic other two.
Hence, TO believe that the correspondence pub
sbcd D. Tire Pos, Is characteristic not formally true.
What Napoleon thinks about il. q al gentleman with
lis hnbilaal re,ieeIce keeps for tie present TO himself
The hssi'sur has not let drop word the subject.
The Consrifud0Rad has been induced to print one
of those solemn articles IT, signed Lmayrac.
but srpare1tly written by Captain Iuusly. The
amount Of it's opinion is that II be there
be or is to be Holy Alarce ii cart 10 nor
woald be The holy Alliance over again. For France
to-d0y, teng LONGER revolutionary France nor, con
sequenty. rcpresenfng revolution OF conquest thu
Salnte Alliance form ed agains aree has no reasoA
be- and, per 70, Fiance hn6 no reason ~ he trou
bed about il o.. way or tother, IT. would seem from
this and cher indications that The Emperor Is ke' ping
appearances still vi that SAM. une0ncerii ehd de-
p,ndeuee respecting the ynmored alliance iet ne has
this last be hus practc ly played into the hands OK
Prusso Should lie sble ny coquettng with that.
or some ether II thc three EsSirin Powers, 70
prevent the sance ron fcImine, hrelk il formed.
ne will psbably have 10 renqush his ong;ess scheme,
uyescoHe The conoss pruyck BY Far RosselPs rcjec.
tinu auGdrnw close ggein With England. That the
publication IN Lord Palm, n.ons organ vac n;eIded
to produce is last resuli is piain enough. His Maj
estys policy ever since he has boen Majesty, shows
that Tor serious Business be justly considers Ensand
~ his needed ahd patural nlly To speak Il England
rs Isolated" Is really to i'm. " thet trnuoe isolated
a. well The conduei Of tnZin nd toward Denmark has
undou tedy been shabby and SILLY sha.ly to dis
graceful Dc gree; but IL mere mater Oi iii graceful
ness, appears. rather than l.. worse than that OF
world arising fiona the set ttat English epeakcrs
and journalists, and French j,unnsts display u an
eeiy 10 the works. eye'. Wide fIeDs Journalists dsre
no; fthey would display Ia It's GO, the conduct
% france IN the case. One Journal tat tTd to legn
iDtaf dhecnon The other got foi us pains
warning ~ pail up and on.y by hing the wrning
saved Itself nom susp ion. And 81 though the Yetdo-
Augusta aud OsBca Victoria. and he OlLe' two Arman
ver originally ordered ard paid for by tn
as syaring ~ comment or this frn lug ~ French.
built wHI-shiTs 10 act against IeutIa Dennaik as s
We .hea thrr deciaIed estimation was against the
peura. United States.
Iiy tie way hero * good point Of view whence to
give glance at passage ofancieit history When Ia
April Last one II tie bU.dest ard ehlst u Paris
i0uInsis published part of the documeLtIy proofs OF
Legislator Aiuans saipbuiGre contrnct with Shdeii
lErlange- Co, Mr a. wns exceedingly angry and
threatened the editor VITA libel suit and damages ses
the price II steamer. Ibe cheerful readiness,
syrresel by the editor 10 St. I'D tie t lad the effect
% poGtee on the menace. but ike b ster on TIE
lahgor. GogernmeDt was 49, much dis mbed by these
aie.es, and anything Do plo,red -.en fortnsht or
go la3er, jules taue brought tie essential theme Of
them into de5a.e m the Corps Legislalf iow at last
his imperative eoqacnee forced fiom taLi1S Minister
Ronher an assaraDoe thai the French Sernment,
,hia he precd,zQ days had decided TINT the four
vessels should leave port without their destination
was known 20 b. such agreed m it's obligations VI
neutrality toward the United Stairs you have read Ia
the reports OF that notable debate (Observe here in
paIenthesis that tie Emp1Or's Government seems to
have arrived at this honest dee just after the receipt
OF Mr. Stewards Apologize expl nations Of the foolish
Monroe doctrine Congress vote 81 the 4tb # prast
What does MT appear in the printed repris OF that de-
bate ard greatly impressed bis fellow deputies was "
A rmaus agitation, wbilo Fnyre was speaking his
cited manner when be Interrupted 10 demand the aooP
r reply. the q0ieng offci presently Of come com.
municaiion brought by messenger from H. Rouher,
end bis ouittng thereafter TO use his passionasely
claimed right " replying in words TO those passages VI
81. Fayres speech ha. had provoked his SO eloquent
negatOfJ pantomiI1e.
Now u6uR you believe that he and tne Government
orator anxious then TO keep In tue dark The me-
gO,atiOas then eoing cl tor sale oi tie Eesses N
question 20 neutral Prussia, les. neutral Denmark
should get proofs Of them end demand that neutral
France should prevent their fuition' Lots Of folks do
90 believe in these parts What Is possible stu lesa
complimentary 20 The French Government lots Of ito
subjects nav lots OF is admiring subjects entertained
belief til yesterday. keep some OF them yet even
SUSPICION hat the Nee AaJcSsa uneed by Govern
mert Journals and promised 20 his by Capt Semmes
a. ready FOR sea on the 18th August Napoeons fets
day " a. Only the VI the feddo
That some war vessel 10 nearly ready sonew hereto
leave come neutral port under some neutral rag a
Mr. Saa happily styles national flag. ard hos, the Z.
s A. symbo when out. Is uniyalsal persuasion here
abog have heard story 70 tue eject that the Rap
pahapnock SO long lying az Cas. viii cut and run V
sea one of these coming nights. &c the new Alabans
Whist II may seems tnat inc saiaa o.mes 10, 70
depths OF gross Yankee dollar and cent interests He
has given notice 10 his partners OF tue cr-Alabama0
can and settle division Of the profits and goods they
have conveyed" from merchant slips daring the ex.
is,ence OF the firm. Ddstur, writes from London THAI
Sir Edward Luton Bnlwer Bulwer Lyttton and the
rest Of H. Is engaged upon sea novel which will be the
history Of the Ahbluas adventures Wbere Paul Cha
ford viii revive The Captain and Augustus Tonhnson
as the par,er. Didsbuiy adds that Sir Bulwer Lyttou
(or cice cs7s whhcver he the order Of this gentsmans
pvean name) being almost as poor poet as pensone1
Mastay hos fr chance. If the novel sells wei OF re.
sewing the next 100 annual pounds OF the decayed
authors fond NJ Lord Palmerst0Hs disposal
And 50 1 COME 10 KYAisARcIASA. Capt. Winsow.
aner being congratulated d!ned and suppered BY resi-
dent Americans and having his eyes see TO by skilled
ocusts and his portrait taken by photographer Dis
der who is selling end Of copes OF II ef Pgris Oh
Monday, and steamed ont n Cherboufg Oh Tnesey
for Finishing in Holland. TIE Sacrfuepto hss taksl
the keararec's piece for few dsys Sneiooofg
lhe Niaears of the Port two oay 60 sgo senj
in a boat 20 Sacranonto. got exchanges a "yieSs.'
and then stesned eway The performance osthe Rear
cargo has Get French naval authority athinfing ana
acting Tho Kearsarge yey nach looked Ut and ink
during her tay a, Chertoarg. rs the Sacramento hN
been since in respect 70 Der model her engines her Inn