New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08

zip about Nonarshs and other High
Psrsems-Tbe Removal OF Hsna"-
Preach Academy mad Religions Tsier-
snee-Tke Alabama.
From Our Own Co,Tc-pondsns
PARIS, June u, 1864.
VIII the Dano-German war break out again
ten da,, from nowi VIII 1t become Anglo Deno'
German, sm told on what -eeris good enough Au'
thorit, that the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs opinion
vas tending to answer both these questions in the
affirmative THIS Yves il tie beginning Of the week
perar,-tnc the Tories have renounced their plan OF
upsettipg the Pslrerston Ministry the opinion may
have ehsneed seaip. While " ives entertained, az
article on thesubee In "Espired type, was published
in the Coss,ionaeL aiming show that France would
in any case preserve her neutrality and thus prevent
the war from becoming European. The Emperor Pf"e
ably thinks that with a Oo troops In Algeria lAUoin
Rome. and $1,000 more in Mexico and Cochin cnins. IL
Is not worth the while to undertake large Sar' ipe
Agerne insurreeicn ID not yet queed ana the tunIs
instruction may yer lead TO French miitIry inter.
yepti0n. Tic Tunis insurgents are dispOsed 10 Pu'
themselves directly underline government "
Now the ConsllGeneTl u France at rams Las EA1'.
issued circular to 81 the AGENTS nsdi lts -
whsh he that The e1igeneies OF the r.ehen -
ton in Algeria absolutely forbid that any change shouo
be made IN the nature Of the Tunis Government.
| The explanations given by our Government oil the
resolution Of The AN OF April passed BY House OF
Tepr,seniafiyes though surely all that this Govern
et could ask from II, are anything but satllaetor!
! As ole writer, commenting on the dispatches ~
Messrs DAYTON and Seward on the SUBJECT uniy
enough SAYS; "Tbe hostile disposition OF AinereHbj
public opinion is inconesabie AperiGan alpio9ae!
hostities The attitude taken by The Washington tToE
eminent indefinitely sdjourns the denouement whoh
might have been Thoughts near at hand, Of the Mehea'
/ eYpedition" ApaTt indeed, from the threatening
eyeutuates forvboded in these documents tee -ed
denOuement IS not thought BY mo~s sensese io 70 o
k.-H hiula
Winter II the M0Eits4r il 10 be believed the EeogFa
phy OF Mexico must have undergone wonderful chshge1
within year two Something Ike eight months 40
that yeridical sheet ANNOUNCED Tie adhesion 20 sLy
Franco Austrian Government of enty-three Sgt 81
the twenty ak Mexican states.or Departments hard
ly a steamer has arrived rom Vera Cras stDee .i'
time that has not brought TO the hoa.uT Information
of the adhesion Of one more new Provinces. :,
The Mexican Foreign Legion. aocordns TO t , 1
sordJ Diplozari9re which IS sort Of oheIs4 yonrnr
here OF Emperor Max. Is 70 10 composed o. 500
French, GOO Anstrians, and s,oo Belgians Inc
French Army proper. will of course remain ss long as
sAds it's aid TO keep up the enthusiasm Of his new
subjects.
Ii is sid tina, you are ike 10 have another Austrian
emperor In America, In the person Of Ludwig Fle,oI
a Young brother OF Max. who - to marry dhe yoee'
dsughtsr and throne heir Of the Emperor OF BRAZIL
We came having an Emperor les. ~ EnIoss tas
other day. week ago yesterday Napoleon @ouu "!
experiment In boating at fontaine6oa1. Ihs boat Is
sort of periagua long narrow and calculated 10 hod
one person On this occasion 1t did not meet the eacuI
ton and instesd OF carrying Caesar tipped DIN OUT
of CRYING out 20 any Cassius within sar-shot help me
or ] sink SWAN bravey asbore. and no further harm
came Of it.
just about the same date the King Of Bavaria ran
greater risk. AS he riding down hill near one OF
bis country chateauI. be wonld put GA ms oysfeoat
horse took fright with Jerk VI his bead snstched tbo
bride from the royal teeth and pitched the royal
over bis head luckily the ground was soft anu tns
youthful monarch got of with some bruises and lesson
how 10 hold the rens u government more hfnly IN
future.
erer men Of his talents than either OF the above:
very good engraving from The hands OF the Mug "a
sweden Is 10 be seen at Cadarts In the Eoe eheien
the publishing house Of the French AqeaIoruss society
OF which his Majesty IL a member Princess Mathi'Ge
is another member Of this etching club She Ii s1mo-
thing Of an srtist sso with brash aud erayohs. Two
poor enough bni she has sometimes exhibited pictures
that would not Gsgraee one of them fellows that get
living by it," The brother OF the King Of Sweden
as well as the King himself is quite reputable poet
EI King Ludw, OF Bavaria protector OF the line arts
aud Of Lola MUn,es IL not very reputable ~ poet,
but did write verse On the oth.r hand King John Of
Sax0ny made an admirable translation OF Dante tue
last King Of Delhi who lied two years ago. We are
told OF The most distinguished contemporary
writers OF Hindostan poetry the late Prince AbeIts
speeches nave had the honor Of transition by member
OF Guzots family. with preliminary notice by The
great historian himself Queen NctOrias literary per-
formances amount indeed, 10 little more than compiling
and editing. but her hediistions have had al in
mense success" the Duke 90 Joinvle IS most re-
spectacle writer his CdmPdgRs d. FArms< da Potomac
shows. the Duke dAumals is decidedly man oil let
ters as well as ardent bibhomane. His last Work,
history Of the Princes Of Condo. nierdeted, yoa
recoleci when ready for publication here year OF two
ago. His bookseller, Michel Levy IL just now pnshins
suit before the tribunals here to have the ntrdlsuo
declared Illegal Emperor Napoleon Is nearly tie best
literary man Of his party. II il said That be aspires TO
an chair the Acad,my when his Life Of Cesar
Is published Meantime Is Z supposed that PROPOSE,
ton lately made In the Academy o Sciences to Increase
the number Of members rarhcrto create new see
ton" Of military science was intended ~ preparation
10 his admission TO tho Institutes the proposition wat
voted down Duke De hora!s q1S!sy "a p.ayNEshl
referred 70 last week. Prince JerOme Napolsons
literary baggage consists At present Of only few sfk
ng speeches IN the Senate. The works OF thy Rhily
logical Bonaparte Prince arewel known little boob
entitled S0grc de Mon Yyse da Ia Feafa'sis IL said
10 be by the Empress II Mexico. Didsbgry suggests
that the Imperial authoress viii have an interesting APP
pendx Of iacts 10 add after her present Yoy
age the Duke Of SaTe CObutg couposes music that IS
apyroy 81 Of his court Prince Abd 81 heder has wit
ten volume on high religious theme. And ~ much ior
royal and princely Artists and litteTstenrs.
Government has 81 last got rid of Professor hsnGn
By IN imperial decree removing him nom his professor
Sip. il is rumored that tLe sgecsssor t. hs vacant
air In the College OF France will be NJ. Munef, an
eminent orieptalst As NJ Munck is OF the Iraolite
faith the triumph of the vo.ent ultras over :
Remains removal viii not be complete Properly the
profcssOrhp Is strict! seicnthcOno' aud Mohain-
ear cond perform its duties vel The .ost ortho
dox OF Christians. The Emperor undoubtedly had semi
liberal intention in appointing A. Renan rather than
az orthodox Catholic. When NJ Renal aired his
bceruJuxy ON Nhat many Christians consider vital
Point Of faith Government which pretends, as us
does 10 defend the fah OF Its subjects, could hardly 20
Otherwise than suspend lin run his functions
l-esrhcially eeeing that tie scandal created by
that first lecture wOgid nave gone increasing II
the ProteeoE had been suffered 20 90 IN with lis
leelures though nc hal never B.ain Oyerpassed the
.-ct limits of their scientific themes. Government
tkat sets I'D 10 be pgfe.nal and EscerdOta1 and
pedagogical. cant be liberal II. Renans declining
=, be removed softly flSla tie pTofsssgrs chair 20
which ne had been regularly appointed librarians
char cushioned With tgIse 10 large salary as the
hrst imperial decree proposod. i said to have very