New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09

New Play - Tho Sanitary Fair -
Europe.
From Our Own Correspondent
h PARIS, March le 1854.
A telegram from Hamburg came in yesterday
afternoon, announcing the death Of Augustenbourg o.
Kel. Accepted true. 1t was received very gooe
and apt news Not that folks were exactly GLAD th.z
the Duke dead, but glad that they bad heard
Of so soon after. There is nothing wrong in being
glad to hear Of battle in which thousand Of ths
enemy dei the Duke was but one and the hope was
that this removal Of the pretender to the Sovereignty d
the Duches might be the removal of an obstacle 10 -
agreement between the secondary States and the TIVE
leading Powers Of Germany to the at least nominal
integrity Of Denmark therefore obstacle 70 The suo
cessfl issue fthe conference and peace. And the apt
Of the good that II capped the growing
ton Of the past few days that the Conference had besr
agreed to by fall Powers concerned. We had hes.d
from Vienna earlier in the day. that Denmark had eo
ceped the AustroPrussian proposition for armstics.
The Moniteur this morning not only does not confirm,
1t does not make any mention fthe Hamburg telegram
and does mention the opening Of Prussian batteries be-
fore Dhppel the latest news from the seat Of war
As to the new plan OF Conference with armisticeS
proposed this time by Austria and Prussia the Empero1
saysI be did Of the first proposed by England; IL
IL ny business to move In the matter; IL you can per-
suade Denmark and the other directly interested par
ties to accept it you will find me ready as always, 70
participate in any rational attempts At publication
His Majesty should be in good spirits in these days.
His boy has Just turned his eighth birthday well and
hearty lie has just given to grateful prince Of one ID
the oldest regning families in Europe diploma Of Enr
peror in America. Within six weeks England, and
now Austria and Prussia in turn. have waited upon
him with respectful petitions for his gracious assent to
their proposals, Denmark and the Pretender 10 the
Duchies have both addressed him as suitors for hts
favor 1t is only three days since tho Duke Of SAKE.
the interest of tho lesser States Of Germany-posabJ
asking his protection for future possible Confederation
Of the Rhine-certainly asking for something In tAl
beginning Of the week we told that the Duks
Of Augustenbourg since reported suddenly dead In hs
bed at Kel. here ncogDito. suior TO Napoleon.
What is more. this policy Of mastery inactivity meeti
with pretty general approval from his Majestys eges,
ally from the tax paying part OF them. There ara
indeed many sympatbizers with Poland and with Dem
marx but very few OF these would to-day pass or have
Government pass from the inexpensive sympathy 20
costly action. As matters stand they have the double
qualification Of honoring themselves ms generoW
Frenchmen and ofyng all the blame Of their lnactiou
selfish England. In the embarassments Of the now
respectfully appealing Powers and Principalities e.
gecialy in those Of England and Austria, suing fora
Conference there lies healing basam for the Imperial
amour propre wounded last year by so many rebuffs
and especially by the English and Austrian rejection u
the Congress. And so let clone the lighter amusemenA
of reading the later numbers Of the fatterng Morning.
Post and the boisterously.loying Times his Majesty
should be in high spirits. t +. I.e
But he has his skeleton, poor man. like the rest Of us.
that viii not be faid-that is rising again now and
quckering for the two Complementary elections N
come of here two days hence: said last week thss
there seven eight candidates for the two places
There the names OF twice many posted or
the city dead walls all OF the liberal opposition. of dr.
ferent shades from Carnot whose kepublcaDism is
oath of allegiance to the Empire, TO Mr. PiDand, who
frankly and approvingy adkeres to the Empire and IT,
Constitution. but frankly urges constitutional ~
forms in the direction Of freedom. Government persists
in the policy Of abstention and sets up csnddates
did propose to Mr. Deynck seryiceable working mera
Der Of the last Legislature and handsomely defeated
candidate for seat In the present last Spring 70
stand Mr. Deynck declines the honor Of being set u1
by the Administration for tho sake OF being bowled
At the opening Of the canvass this time Admins.
trnton began with and for some time preserved, dig
uifcd calm, finely contrasted with the passionate zeal
of luckess Minister Persgny in the disastrous Spring
campaign Of Paris elections. But now without goild
TO the extreme lengths Of the rope with Which his VIC
Theirs and the into their places the present Minis
ter of the Interior has broken down from Lis dgnie4
calmness. The other evening hundred or two elect.
ors each one personally invited by a card from TIA
master Of the house. assembled at the apartmeEn
Of GARNER Pages. They being once assembled another
assembly Of 50 or 50 policemen met In the street aboFs
and below his house. while two VI their number pro.
oeoed TO the house and ordered the company there
dsperse which the company on GARNER Pages adycsA
Gid quietly. This unproyocatiye quiet dispersion
said by the malicious TO have been much OF disaP
pointment TO the police 1t was human, natural per
heps that these preseryers Of the peace. coming ther
De ye1ed to fnd 1t ready preserved ard themselves l.
pickle Of ridieule. portion Of them staid about h
nooert house all night for the sake of preserving -
arances. One or two other similar. peaceful privsA
settings have been similarly broken up, and one %
70 moro intended were countermanded
wing 10 various circumstances. some Of which may
oe worth speaking OF in my next. NJ. GARNER Pages
ehces of election on first trial had been rather dRin
shrg than growing between the date of his nomination
S 'as n0
ands Of electors who much prefer of the other car
ddates will throw their votes nominaly for him. re'
BY way protest against this action Of the police. f
verbal stiictness II not iegalthe letter Of thelas
Is such that hardly any arbitrary administrative acton
is; but last Spring and even under Persigny sni;al
meetings were tolerated and in the actual case al.
GaInier Pages honestly believed and with reason. thai
he had called this little meeting within conditions 40
cepted by the Prefect Of Police himself The fact s
that the Projects brother, Government candidate AZ
tile supplementary eleion at Amiens last Sunday week
was beaten badly beaten, by tie Opposition cnddateS
the unexpected, painful blow el by sympathy on 80
Projects sweehreads and smashed them into his spee
Hence, can guess, proyocaton to this unwse Ls'
verify. But 1t is an III wind that blows nobody goo9
NrtuOus irequenters of tho Boulevard cafes at nis
nay thank this accidental irritation Of the sympaihes
Preec for the Lereeiy thorough cleansing
last week Of those pleasant haunts from the suPerna
merous improper females who Tor rear past aaa otts
taking more and more possession Of them during t.e
evening ard Of too many Of their unwary guests ior US
rest Of the night
In the course Of three days nights rather, pohes
agents acting under the impulse OF the yeIed fIeiecs
swept cafes and sidewalks clean OF hundreds o thess
phrynes. They will ga:her again withina year; Isi
= social evil but happily it is not my province
dissert on that only note reporter must this ten
poyary ceansng process one OF the alked'of noap
incidents ofthc day For Ike reason must say noraa
tho excessively tasedof new play Of Alexander Dums
IT, p1imi des Fenaes, brought out last week al ~
tiymnase. None Of the authors preceding pieces NJ
mole Wit and brianee in the dialogue oi 50 naen
applied ingenuity in conveying dirty IDEAS to the pnoI
onct In elegantly ornate Transparent verbal wlappnsJ
or 80 it;lo strictly dramatic quality. The Pos wuas
little there Is of plot is not developed by tne
but INDICATED BY the talk Of the cynical nero Vi w