New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-29

christening II the Cape Of Good Hopc, and then the
Cape was happily doubled
change It's name also and be happily passed Great
applause on several benches viii say nothing Of our
ngtations in 1913 We west through the kepuoo 10
disappeared. An immense military reaction ruled In
Europe. Nevertheless the viSiiyng spirit OF the age
acted upon peoples and even upon soveieiehs. DC
princes we're assembled In Paris in the persons OF their
representatives TO regulate the consequences Of the go
rous peace OF the Crimea and FOR the rs time liberty
had congress for tribune. and dlpomatist for an
70 denounce the Italian Princes some because they had
net given liberty, and others because they were the
sons Of princes who had refused IL. The emotion
armed; the Austrians armed also; they soon IN
conflict We rushed 10 the rescue end Italy freed
Tho impulson rapid that In fpite Of our stpu.
Iatons at Villafrancs oil the Princes were oyerhrown
and but for the universal faith Of the peoples prudent
policy tho Pope would have fallen Ike tho Others
iMovomentl This Ia not all The agitation extended
TO all Europe Austria has sought In liberty oompen
sation Tor her defeats The OF liberty back
to In every echo and France cannot be deaf to the
word. The decree Of November 2; was issued. The
necessity OF liberty was once more felt. We'll, now, IL
this Is real and serious necessity in what measure must
II be sstisfedi That 10 grave question admit and
yet We examine 1t we'll IL Is not nsoluble ] well
know that liberty erotes in France very various seni
ments Some are ins PRED by the with unlimited
desires others with chimccal fears But that there Is
full ASK at Vienna Berlin Madrid and Turin and you
will find that fact admitted beyond discussion.
am happy TO that this necessary measure In quite
compatible with existing institutions provided We
do not dry the happy source from which emannted
the decree Of Nov "a Five things dspensable 10
constitute what call the necessary Of liberty
NJ Theirs proceeded 10 define these five requisites a.
individual liberty liberty Of the press liberty Of cleo
tons liberty OF candidates who should be allowed the
Utmost freedom 10 canvass and lastly that when public
opinion was once sufficiently declared the Government
should be guided by It. NJ. Theirs then ut great length
enlarged upon the Ave heads Of liberty which he de-
sired uttering sentences such a. Liberty In Psrha-
ment, without liberty Of the press, is Ike telling Sc
cret TO ten people with strict niunctions not TO men,
ton il 10 an eleventh That Is nossSnscal'"U niver
sal suffrage Is the divine right Of eur tms-"Just az
you say To the prose Jon may crtcisc within certain
limits you say 20 universal suffrage you may elect
whom you please within certain limits The IRE
sponsil y tho sovereign the liberty ofthe county
Ts 'hc he HS1d S
in the opinion OF many OF his bearers was the finest no
ever pronounced by declaring that he promised his
most unreserved support to tho Empire ~ tho Empire
would grant hbery and he warned them that tho coun
try would ultimately take its liberties II what now
respectfully ssksd for was no. conceded.
THB CONFEDERATE CRUISERS.
An exciting chase took place few days since
of the port Of Brcs in consequence OF the commander
war steamer Renaudin for the Confedcra,s corvette
Florida The Kearssge vss cruising Oh Ushant.
watching for the Florida having received orders 10
attack the Confederate steamer her quitting Brsst
The Rensudin, which resembles tho Florida was
going out 10 sea, and WAS passing 1roisc, when the
captain OF the hesrsage gave chase Il lie commander
Of the French ship having made himself known.
the captain Of the Kesrsage hastened TO apollo
gife This incident, II appear has attracted the
attention Of The French naval authorities, and proved
20 them that the captain OF the American steamer may
inrolunary attack his adversary In French waters Of
which he is not well acquainted with the boundaries.
The Port Admiral a. BrcsI has consequently given
orders that tho steamship OF the lie Wsgram shall
watch the movements Of the two ships. and prevent
them from engaging In French waters. The Florida
moreover, IL not YET ready for sea sho made trial
trip the 9th instant and steamed az FAR a. Conquet
The trial was most satisfactory. and the log gavo
speed OF 10 knots hour within the Sosla The
Confederate corvette RsppaAann0oE sii In the port
Of Calais under repairs.