New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-05

exceptionally long and able article in the Journal d<s
Dsbat. Of to-day by Provost Parado. of the most
brilliant able and wisely liberal contributors to that
Journal and 10 that part Of the fortnighly Chrorige
of the Rpue 9es Depr Monde for the 18th Of this month
devoted to the actual phase to survey ofthe past and
10 tie prosseots OF the future Of American affairs.
more particularly urge attention to tho expressed views
Of these exceptionally capable pubicists have not
f uy,lf time nor room Gr inserting here indoa
five translated extracts from their respective essays
Not for their better worth but Of the more
briefly EXPRESSED spirit and animus quote and cite
o t, leaders in L. Pays Ind IN IL France Of yestor
Isy and oday Mind that the writer's are enfeofed
TO this Napoleonic government; are devoted det US
boro spcer) partisans Of the c. S. A., and address
themselves TO the French people: Gen Lee has freed all
is slnyes. Mr. Jefferson Davis has done the same. M
Slavery, then Is out Of tic question. II ID condemned
has already. two.thirds Of IL, disappeared" The
ther editor, in La France insists on bis Old avorite
tenc that the South is persuaded OF the inutfy the
wrong Of slavery; would "sooner or later VIII
sooner or later" abolish it-sure ~ do So directly
yoTtheru foreign nationality, imperious
pressure to that ond Is removed.
Last Monday there was dedicated and consecraed 70
be service If the american Protestant Episcopal God
neat pretty chapel IN tho Rue Bayard IL Is the hrst
chrrch spiritual and material constituted under the
aasrjces of this sect in Europe-I mean under the
,usnices Of the American Protestant Episcopalan
Christians. III of about three hundred seat power
Tho irnncursl ceremonies we're conducted and per-
formed BY tho Rev. Bishop McIlyaine. The Rev. MI.
Larson, resident pastor and by the Rev. Mr. Morgan
the loved and honoed pastor Of the church dedicate 10
s. Thomas in your city. Mr. Morgans inaugural ser
mon is reported to me by persons who were present
vos 40 unfortunate rs 10 be ont Of town the first
Of the week. exceptionally appropriate discourse,
cilnnsy sp, the time and place and occasion OF lie
delivery An attentive hcaroF reports TO your qnea
tonng correspondent: It's literary ingenuity and ar
tEtically Arranged wealth 81 historical allusion and
Rhetorical ingoniousness. would have offended while
pleased me- had il no, been for the large, warm spirit
81 Catholic Christian love and zeal that hfeathed
through and generously informed the whole body Of tie
DISCOURSE" The Rev. Mr.. Sunderland Is just arrived
and commences next Sunday his series Of teachings
from the pulpit OF the American Chapel In the Rae dc
Berr. Tie American Chapel IN the Rne dc berr'
was originally built and coBseccSated in the general IN
ter.st Of transient American Christians n Paris Inc
reIpressibly sad and funny difficulties under Wnoh the
chapel end transicnty Christian Americans have been
aotndering ever sinc5 that chapel was opened as
.tadngpl place FOR all but Unitarians and Narsaiss 70
submit their prayers and offer their praise to common
God and Father are mine Of scandal for the orthodox
BON an Catholic or tie risky yoairanlo, for your
correspondent. 10 exploit
The last steamer Will have brought you story seem
ingy Of the high coch andhn variety. 10 the erect
Tat Ar Deputy Arman's Osaca originally built for anu
sold 10 the C. s. 4 banker Eranser paying end their
future faiherinaw. Commissioner sldci. poeketns ~
coutrac, rer cent commission on al payments came
into Gcrmin por; French steamer. went out As
prulan seauer and hoiscd c. = a. colors. before II
vaso,t 81 SIGHT Of land The truth Is. believe tha'
Tits story Is unirue-Capt. Semmes, who was reported
on board was n. ,ha, writing think. IN S~!kerland
So fa M tie French Government Is concerned IN The
ca.e believe that the sale by Arman 20 the Prassian
Government = tho Ycddo and Osaca was an honest
one and tho French are rather inclined TO see that the
sae .hal continue to b. honest The fact 49, that the
Prussin Government ia dlccontent with IL bargain
Tie Osaca Ycd1o and the rest ofile Arman-bnii ships
originally contracted for pad fr and intended for the
g. > 4. prove on examination by competent !n'causA
IN 20 De not good wa1shps frussih wants 70 be ort
Ga engagements and rid OF IL bargains entered into
with bin and his ship'ofwar. Noticeable enough a.
proof u the sincerity OF the French Io'efnmenVs
} eEpsf.-fd PURPOSE 90 ouf Gorcfnrlent IN respect
10 ihese Amman si.dci Erlanger G. \ A. war-ships'
is the as reported fact that permission granted last
fortnight ~ tho French Minister Of Marine fcr the tra
trips zone tmcl Of Mr. Deputy Armen s-SideA Er-
aoT.E1.lrgoso, in-iaWs EXC. 5. n war's,eameTs
tie Shanghai and san Francisco. nave been withdrawn,
ad siren prohibtionofauy preliminary marnee1er
cses by hs sane. Professionally substituted While this
new order give some coor Of likelihood 20 the re
port that the Olcahas been passed over Tho Rebels II
looks Ike confirmation Of lhe doubling faith some Of Us
have pat hitherto Ia tho declaration Of the French Gov
efnent 10 obiersa aad Aac observed the laws OF ne1
iral.y respecting these machtakedofC. ;. A. vessels
! Of war.
Probably now 81 al moments In hc plrt three years
Is tho lat NJ ncnt that L. " r. woul choose 10 need
esily pick ,uancl With the L. ). a.