New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-23


the grousy constructed always tOttlish model Mex
icln Emple And SOME folks here OF whom In Nation
"a respectable journal-has ali along been the org
hope thst il il, and that the ruins swept clean
away a Trench Colonial Governor. or NicerOy. viii take
its place This last party Is small one The wishes
of both ere probably msled by weak paternal fOndress
only to regard their thoughts as legitimate. one OF
The latest lumors that the family officially il settled
more or less unsasfnctOrly. and Is likely 10 be tIue
though perhaps somewhat IN anticipation Of truth.
Meantime M6xs departure, so often deferred. Is still
put off for few days. Suppose he does at last get of
by the 10th OF 18TH from Trieste the NoyaIa is not
swif; steamer; the distance is long; ii will be warm
weather in Vera Cruz by the time he gets there. Sup
lie should be received by BACK JACK among otleI
Mexican authOriucsi
Day before yesterday had our semi.monthly rumoI
of the Popcs dying conditions; he had taken the last
saoramens Under al these false rumors Of that good
mans diving and death do lie certainty and likelihood
that keep belief in preparation. He certainly Is old
and feeble with maladics on him that at any moment
OF increased activity may close his career. And then
what keeps alive the anxious interest always ready to
seize on these rnmOrs-the Italian Question and lis In
timately connected home questions get fresh element
Of ferinen, II not of solution II is the sOundest well
as upcst Of NapoeOns many sound observations that
the French occupation OF Rome cannot last forever
And with this patcntegt Of truths staring him
in the face ho hardly to-day step nearer lex.
cept clronologcally) than at the date of the famous
Edgar Ney letters fifteen years ago TO withdrawal OF
the Fronch garrison there. Under the outward SEEM
incs how over Of indefinite occupation Of Rome are,
in addition TO the old discOyerabe signs Of plan
aud purpose for bringing IL some day TO a close.
Indication Of the position Napoleon purposes to hold
in the Conference on the Dano-Gernanic question
Whenever it do assemblies presented in semnspred,
loaded type in the last numbers Of the C0HstitVtionn
Ills Mnsy's notions in the case 50 ir as they can De
gat cred and conectured from these newspaper ari'
Ccs from published notes Of his Minister Of Foreign
Affairs directly relating TO the DanoGerinanic business
and from the study OF voluminous variety Of other
official and oficious less documentary matter,
may be CON pcudiously stated thus: Why yes, I'll
join your Conference without armistice or base 81
lrcacs or head or tail. If yOu nsisi-ihat England
should insist, seeing that 1t insisted on not joining my
Con. ress lust because Of rs udefnitencSs
but I'll juin all tie same. and shall propose. directly we
ct together 70 commit Che solution of the Schlcsvg
lio,tein question dhe old knot oi tho difficulty TO the
inhabitants Of the DuClrs Of SChlesWig and uolsts.n-
every male adult mothers OF them voting yea o.
nay for Danish King Danish Royal Duke. Confederate
GeImanic Duke. Ia rule over them henceofh; and the
decision Of the majority ~ them 10 be final
Some time other his Majesty hopes 10 get bis gar
rison ont OF Rome by q similar process Meantime, he
dare not lct tie process De applied there for many
reasons. 10 mention only three Ito POpes temporal.
iy votcd dow by the population Of his States aud they
Joined 10 Italy not on, complete Italian unity up o.
the Ausiro Italian frontier making of Italy, what all
French statesmen dcpr clie powerful state and rvnl
OF France for control OF the Mediterranean and always
possible ais Of England instead of COntrOac depend
eui, bat good assure war between Austria and
ltaly for possession OF Ncueiia-a war from which as
aliy ~ Italy France alstuins at her peril Now Nn-
p0con dos not want war Of any sort IN Europe for
the present, least of all war OF this soTt. Again
taou,h De holds Rome militariy. the Pope holds him
spiritually In all senses OF the word. Cardinal AutOncl
Ii Las never written 10 n any one dspItch but in the
u his diplomatic notes yOu may read this 10 The I'D
dress Of tbs Eldest Son of the Church. withdraw
your garrison tomorrow II yoa Ike W can stand IT.
not only are Austrian troops. spanish troops. ready 10
take the place Of yours not o do son heir Of Char
lcmague resign your secular French prestige cham
ion Of the church. not Orl do you "i loose revolution
here dear Eliest Son-yOu declare open war with tie
clerical party at home against whom you cannot hold
your throne. for self and ron except b calling on the
advanced Liberal the Orcanist ana other parties for
aid thai H. with sYcA suicidal aid cannot bold i ~ al
And come to the third reasonie res,on " Ma
poeon anxious eXpccant, constantly bailed policy In
respect OF the Roman Question.
Ihs sO-called Roman Question !, really, FOR him aud
his cherished dynastic hopes, tho essential fTcuch
Question. Under It's old site. Roman Question. !0u
don't hear very much about u 81 Late Under iis sub
titles OF primary schools Of moro lbrrhzsd system 81
secondary instruction OF Rsnanis even and the rect
IL ls anu VIII be- the question Of questions ~ France
Observe. for Instance, that n Duruy, the energetic
Minister of Pgbs.c Instruction as be ~ since BIZ
unexpected appointment to bis high Office. and sti s
cucTgetiCaly striving H. practically develop AID apply
10 iho rcLOtest Commuucs the theoretically complete
sytem Of primary FREE schools and enlarge ito -cAo
stc programme OF historical and philosophical stgdle,
In the higher Schools Of all grades which was reduced
the it Of the narroVest oblcurantism hy the rules
aud regulation instituted In 1919 by retrogrEde Minis
ter F"rfouL From that day If scared reaction 90
nearly ms, Government bns done al tia; II could do
t4r u-h it lniYcrsiy lysru 20 degrade tie standard
# in tTuctiOn and teach the rising generations OF the
past ycarr OF the spirit Of the time back IA the dead
letler Ol church authority ind gAaslly rcsusoatod
diving conservatism. S,ufaf.on paragraphs about thr
lsst little accident Of the day mainly III the newspapers
the exclusion Of the treatment Of this education ues
ton Mind yoa ANY II you Who are anxious for French
ucws, ami The Origin of IT, that Minister DuIuy and
his proceedings, and what they provoke are ungpcaE
ably better worth attention than anv other French
minister and bis dOngt.
NJ Durny j, 10, an unqualified Liberal. however:
possibly j. not a. liberal he would Ike 20 be see
ond series OF those popular ecurcs-w I'M proceeds ~
cured 10 The bcnct Of wounded Poicshas been asked
fDI and refused. Liberal asliHE and administrative
refusal came patty iop Of he supplementary Paris cleo
lions that sCn Csrnot and GARNER Pages tO tho CORPS
IcgislatiL Was this weakly deiaAi response TO ia,
tens 81 thousands ~ Opposition voter OF trembling
confession oi icarf One OF the other il must have been
nd vet this Imperial Is "A rs ne strong Government
and our Washington authorities langhing m eIGen.
Mc1lriihns OrcibIe hch.o yitup"rgtlon of his Com.
mandcru Chief 10y the sweet voices Of bis p0lii zeal
friendsI, are weak Government What hos become Of
the dictionary
Two dogs or 20 ago Tho Confederate pIi ,ate.r the
Georgia The same that enabled By French eOur.
tey 10 rcstorc itself in French naval .l from utter
inability to highest condition - hostile ability has
latri, come into the GHondo--Ur repairs. wood and
coal aud winter, and comfort generally. In ycfrondng
her again IN home port o. u has constantly done in colo
nia ports IN accordance with the originally concerted
arrangement with England At the outbreak e.! wal
France dcos only what she from the outset told us she
should de-. Tho doing being IN French and in In.
gsh waters. will strengthen. II that b. possible. The
conviction Of all patriotic Americans thal the English
necessarily Latos and tie fFcArh AGtocTAt
MS naturally dotcs the Icputcun.m Of 80, glorious
country.
snid word in M, last n rumOrs ni French recogni
ton rad NOT thought of noticing them TN they came
back 10 W. from RcEmond and all street IN last
weeks New York files ~ something really serious.
How many more similar rumo.s. mainly originated aud
circulated by spectators IN gud and Confederate io
and :. \. ht0ckh nave got currency IN Wall street
by M. time oaut guef and can tmu,Scr 20.
Bnt note IN general that doubt L. n IT, despite his
democratic tendencies would be- more than flai 10
pomote the final division Of the late United STATES into
parts. bui, # In.aihIr. yet ss douDt he
waits for two parties to mutually exhaust them
seye- then Ia come 10 negotiation Tor separated, irsi
iLtcd independent Amer can states. ana tlrl' Euro
ION ALnnmAY lnu.L L.Lc sirnnCeL a. n. cumming NJ