New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

welcome. for his suiicrinyconDiIy-li'Ro's sake "
tie wilicd Emperor.
For Of late the weather by its long continued
fairness, vas becoming foul. Somc Of the crops
Of the latest harvest were ohrgus in quality, sad
the srass over rge grazing distIicis was rs.tehed
M Nv he drou,h. A Norman Of my acqnaniarce
tells ne that there is due lack Of pastuT' in his
country; and in parts Of the great wine districts,
especially in the Bordclais and below, the grapes
are hardening and getting bruised without growth
under the ardent sun, and the prospect of great
good vine year, so hopeful three weeks ago threat
ems to disappear. Partly owing To the drouth too
ore The frequent and unusual fires of the past
month, flaming and raging in almost American pro-
portions. The other week almost entire poor
village in the I}ourgoyne was consumcd and just
in these ete days a terrible congagraIion has con-
sumed more than hundred houser III Llmoscs'
What esoterc political significance is vailed mn
der the outward show aud adonments thai eeebIai"
the Spanish Qucei's husband visit to France 4"
matter Of Iurc and fertile conjecture. To say tha'
this conjecture dis overs. among other thiAes, IN
intimate relation between tie V sit and an HislGh"-
Galic entente cord,oL and political ls'iu-Kace ALL
ance offensive 20 the independence of south Aihei-
can Republics and protective Of Mexican tn re-
will not surprise you. Old ruinors 81 spanish at
tion, and q tempt at recovery Of influence ana 70
storsion of monarchical institutions South Ainer-
CA. under French encouragement. revive ia these
davs How much fire there may be- under all this
smoke, you can judge rs well asthough you were IN
Paris.
Looking at the events Of the past six month";
Warsaw tranquil" Denmark gone to the val.
BisnlarS aud prussia Triumphant, Prussia and Aus
tina IN concord. Italy paif,d nio r'St the great POI
hlc, rial of Murfcea French liberals Ten Of them
members OF the Corps Legisisufl on charge of
an association which must number AZ least twenty
one in order to come within the Illegal hmit-this
trial resulting in their condemnation only zen days
$40. and already gone out Of most Frenchmon's
Lenorcs-the seemingly urolecfed r,a on IN
Spain irs-e England seeming Ia accept her degrade.
ion from L,r once high place in European couneils
and to lie low and content lapvcd in material pros
pentv; the news from the American rep bic bcing
what they are on The mill. arv side, AID, Oh the 20
hiical snd social site. being what for pain and
shame dure not tTus, my pen to qualify ,--verIy'
looking ut these thinls ard not beyond ,hem, u
faut-hcared man would be tenp'ed 10 think That
tie world was going backward, that the lights were
put and progress gone t, sleep. In relief to this
settling tnInsient gloon, that SENS tn the blcar-
eyed 10 be premoaitory Of coming long night,
beam strong AMI Il ar the last weeks elections in
Bel ,uin Thor essential light leo not in this, that
they resulted 10 d good, working majority Of be-
rals63 10 s., the last House being ~ 10 5S,-hul
that they freel, conducted free election, ca'-
rici on on the vcrr borders II oGicsly tongu tied
France aud officially brow-bcaten Prussia, with un-
restrained use Of pen aud tongue by both parties.
Emperor Napoleon in al his rloIy--and Il is very
grear-arTayed with his enormous standing army,
coGrted by the fore "a Ministerial Underwriters Of
England, the United ates, ltay,--in one Wy or
another 1atlered snd bowed b. by every Power but
Russa-even re must have rather cnvicd hs little
neighbtr, old Leopold, who could taic just vioen,
election time to leave his Kingdom perfectly safe IN
the cGe of lis constitutional laws safe IN lis own
care Leopold conld not drive through B.u'sells
streets more ,afcly than tie Emperor and bis wife
drove -lDwly through the dense popular Masses lat
Monday Du the absence q; really loyal. ofany pol-
zeal demonstration of the Partisan masses could have
Everybody pressed curously toward the Imperial
carriago as i moved siDwly along, and some bodies
q teied Vye Empcreurl But the ercst popul
err Of the DAY, swelling to roar a. tie carriage
passed on, swelling TO roar al taa' dry, when any
carriage or mounted man passed, or when any one
fcllIoSn, or when ANYBODY, or thing, or slight =.
incident attracted "a moments attention, wds lie,
Lenteyf Halo. Lambert! Have you seen Lam
bert whcre is Larn,crt From deep in tae pre-
cedng night, down tnruu - the morn, aud on pact
dcwy eve, deep into Monday nighi, Hundreds ot
ihorssnd. of !arsian throat, NJ intervals Of five
mnut E, asked, called, cried, cacklcd, shTckcd
roared in full volume, high swelling chou', that
idle, foolish 1T tatins az Last interesting, almost
grand deep ground.sw,ll note-IIe, Lambert
What does il mean asked the inqnisitiye stranger
Of ANY one OF the ten thousands Of nquisitivc
strangers. The Vit,icst people on the face Of The
earl can have all agr sed to sing the same not +,
without scmc meaning. What does this mean 7
r,sentlv asked Of each other, with growing
anxiety, the most vig.liut and inventive of I'll
police; AMI they seized sons Of the cr'r' and shu,
them mp for few hour, in id hope of extracting
tie meaning from them. Cons now, frankly, what
do, il IN an asked the l0ulcsi Of the cdcrs of the
loudest, and getting no answer, resumed the cry
more vucierously than ev,r.
And now, since have spoken, as, In my capacity
Of Paris reporter, needs must, Of ehai lcd mos
mouths and al in these parts IN the beginning
Of the week, Your readers naturally enough ask
who, what is, was, LAMBERT StH nomnis um.
bra. For the body OF the man. II he ever really
had cnrnnrnnl cxs,enco for his anilllly and quality