New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-27
PROM pAHss.
Mr. Do y:on's Dcni.,-Amcricnr Diplomacy
- Americas Topics - The En'reror's
Policy Labor in Paris Liccpse IN
Lccturiug-NSw EoesS.
PARIs. Dec. Q. 1854.
From Our Own COrrctpondeni.

naI tnc pam laSi week Oh HuNouh'iHg 1hc
death of Ml. D,yton. II is less sorrowfll duty now
10 say word Of the numerous marks Of rrspect that
have been shown here 10 tie memory of t1e man and
minister. Journals Of al pa:ie' have spoken OF his
character in terms Of deserved lauda'on, the CoTsa
tioaal rs generously the Opinion haiouols lb'
obiiuary notice in Les Dsba's written by III. L.
buu ave the orc in La France by Nr Sldel. ~" visc
ab Try tie zealand prudence. the trmness ard co1I ~
with which be discouraged the exceptionally difficult
duties Of his Office have been eoIdioy reoo'nhed II
official quarters; here emphatic ly 10 may to said the
good lie has done lives afte. HIM lie Lac made the
way fr his Successor easier ttru 1t MAS n be en-
tered upon IT, lie has revived the best trr'i'ons 81
our earlier diplomacy. that made Itself SO far fame in
Trance ". Drouyn dc Lluys. who could leak vita
authority has expressed TIE highct csi,"ii for tie
pei sora qualities and diplomatic ability 81 fr Day.
ton.
On Tuesday large ccrpany filed t. hcusc ard
gathered at tie doors Of the American Chapel in the
Rue de BeIr where the funeral eerenonis COX place
There has not been 40 LARGE gathering II Americans
here IN the last fourteen years probably never Many
Americans from the Southern States united with Us
here. Official representatives Of tie Court aud OF
Prince Napoleon. NJ. Drcuyn de Lhuys, Minister Of
Foreign AfTtirs the Corps Dplonaiiquc complete, and
present. Military honors by detachment II rcgi
uent Of the line. The Rev Mr. Sutherland Pastor OF
The Chapel, was assisted by the Rev lIr Lason OF the
American Episcopal Church. and by the Rev. Mr..
Cleveland Of New Haven, in the religious services TIE
con dropel In the hg whose honor the deceased had
spent lis life as truly as any soldier In defending.
with wrrs,hs of flowers ny friendly pous hands.
After tie religious service. Nj. Sutherland delivered
an address continuing biographical sketch Of Mr..
Dayton, and our Consul NJ Bigeow. and Prof
Llbouye each in feeling. Impressive language, did
homage 10 his private and public virtues.
The mortal remains Of or lat. ,nu'tcr viii be con.
veyed to America in tAo steamcr Ia Fryette. under
the charge Of our vcc-Consul II Paris. Nr. j. ".
Proofs; they viii be scconpai. ed to the vessel !y
Aessrs. Annroe, Richards. Iilon. 1homa. CEuiss,
Aspinwsl and Mason.
IL an article on "Amrrcan Dipomi cy' The Opinion
.y0iiouais SAYS: "Spc. the ad'en. e ~ Seward to
the Ministry OF Foreign sirs tie America Govern.
meat has for tar nation md ~ emily
nends the example for mutation 10 Eur ifan govern
meGts. The writer thiut,. indeed. that before long
they will be obll ed to follow il: ct ygasc inter.
OF certain European countries do not PERMIT TIE
free publication Of al pomaiic documents but IT,
relations between the Old AID New Void have assumed
too great an importance H. tie rat four years ff
Europe tn long remain behind" 1t really would
that there is little IN pickering the dispachbag
this elsa ,lanc ,ul when Government cts out the
ct e, the other. A Pgenchu.an how. who wants to
Inform himself about the foreign relations Of his
uato1 the volumes OF correspondence printed
at Washington.
Sherman's b,ll march through Georgia is thsne Of
wonder aud animated speculation here. The issue of
Ibis daring movement is watched for with intense pro
fessional interest by military Its audacy eYcitcs
almost m enthusiasm foi General with some Il is
y sort al military romance IN acton-as man said to
me the other day: Vor, Gscrai SleHon de reeol
rOrG9nciae." II success the work Europe will
acknowledge at last an American military genius.
| French troops coming home from Mexico ss
Austrian ard Others 60 TO fill NJ Msximilan's arrIy
troop Of dramatic artists that started from lGvrc
two Gays ego for New-York their way "a Mexico in
the steamship Iowa shipwrecAed near CleIbourg
yesterday No lives lest.
| Our distinguished Little conntrym.n. Gen. Tom
Stratton Thumb came los1g lis fe at the Hotel
du Louvre tie other night. At least. the animulO,
ragpia 6landeia classic Father prout PRETTY styles
him, was III q very great alarm for his SIZE while fire
WIS raging In the basement Of tie building. lie has
since gone or ia going TO yst tie Court at Comriegnc
where as Le, Saltimooague' ineenously phrase IT, he
! may sit ou the knees of crowned head." Among IT,
diversions s that royal plrce of amusement have been
iaGieauz pjpans arranged by Gustlve Done repre-.
sen,ng Ssrdanspaus the funeral pile surrounded b,
lie women folks Illuminated viii electric light is said
to have been remarkably attractive.
1t ia not al amusement at Compiegnc We have The
two coun'cr.currcnt ruBors that the Emperor is pre-
pairing TO make concessions to liberty" and pre-
pairing Tcsricvey qualify that lie has formerly
Yielded There is proof yet Of the credibilty Of
either rumor. An analogous antagonisn. however Is
4lways apparent in facts Thus the Court in the cele
bia,ed case Of The Thirteen has confirmed as an.
ticipatcd the decision of tho lower tribunal 90 vii:
that The hirisen committeeman were guilt! o: violating
the law that fDrbds associate assemblies of more than
twenty persons Mr.. iaussmhn, the Project Of Paris
In his speech opening the session Of the Municipal Coun
Gil (whs members appointed directly by the En-
peror declared that the municipal organic ton Of
Paris canuOt bs based or election and popular SUI.
fage;" that the actual law ia not PROVISIONAL bat de-
fuitiye As survey Of the financial aud other condi
tons u tae mighty ctylarger in population and supe
rnr In many Important respects 10 several Of the
Sovereign States Of the ~oildthis speech rather
Preiecsral Message, 10 very ablo and Interesting but
on tie bessr hand are 10 be noticed tho comparative
freedom wh"h the working classes Gst enjoy since the
notifications hide last Winter In the Old iniquit0usy
restrictive Ia" on Coalition Of protecting their interests
by concerted action and the numerous granting Of
licenses TO popular eyen-g lecturers
The mechanics OF heai, all the trades In Paris have
already obtained or are IN nrot.ation with employ ers
for obtaining better reward for heir labor O,ean,esI
.trikc, IN the English and Am..can kind Trades
Unons, etc. are not suffered for a,orucpt. but the
workmen are permitted to agree not h work to unite
in asking better terms etc. In many Of &c provincial
towns the voTkngmen have pursued the sane cour.e
a, In Paris and nearly invariably with succ.sc, -