New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18


poleon Is "when France Is satisfied, Europe il tran
quill" There is anxious watching for an Indicative
word on the spokesman OF France that she satisfied
now Europe being so far from ranquits princes and
peoples Greeks and barbarians in such present state
of rment and looking ont from the present wntIy dis
to the storm that sse1s to break :" "
mark finds the three-yoar-od treaty that secured him
the Duchies already rotten, and poor little Hamlet
George Of Greece finds his shaken trcaty-throne 10
sadly out-ofoint stool that DO might well excaim TO
Ohio 20 cursed spite that ever was born TO set IL
right Nay, come let's go together, mediis elaPss
Achiys to Join the lengthening caravan OF klngs IN
partbus. England of which his sister is to be Sneen
his nephew King keeping back with one hand what u
give With the other the poor boy strains the
quality 81 its mercy and viii not let the Ionian Isles
fuse hOnogeneously into the Grecinn Empire hussla
Is still busy Staying poacks on Tho ice ana building arm
ored shus and other ships Of war in the laiuc ana
Black Sea ports. Norwegian banners hout INC SKY 700
not quite with King Oscars will, perhaps, but swelling
out broader ond feer by the popular bregththe nag
stres all concentrating to one national scahuina'iah
aim. ,,..r
1t is curious to soc how little, how beautifully less
than formerly tie kings have 70 do as leaders IN ts
European movement tho aecopd process OF the great
Transforming fermentation OF Which the revolutions OF
ls4s were the first. Without which revolutions which
solemn inc0mpoOps-fancying they th9uRt-laye been
saying for the past ten years were auure and once
for all done WITH this il0yemcnC could not be- Ibe
other day not 70 out o the just past year. the Polish
Question tho rubric today II Is the so-called
Scieswg Hostcin Question, tomorrow many look for
IL 10 be the Italian Question agoiTor II may be the
Eastern Question again branching ont rom the Istnus
only adjourned Tho real question, the European,
human question Is tho question Of right, of freedom 70
think and act whose transient pressing form - the
question Of nationality. And It Is tie people insisting
upon a satisfactory answer in louder tones with
growing force Of logic setting forth and setting
aside the ernporizng sham answers which 10 now the
notable phenomenon Of current history.
The macsties OF Prussia and Austria would give, i
Will not Say their royal fingers but the night bands o.
all their Ministers aud Generals 10 be out OF this
Scleswig IostCin scrape. and so perhaps would the
royal Dane, though be seems TO be much OF Danish
we'll king But the three, on either side, are
in tow OF the people they pretend 20 lead Some OF the
little kinglei OF Germany not seeing apparently What
they doing carried away BY the popular national
ourent-tha OF its very nature N cutting upGeE tlei
thrones. ut that Is not the case with Prussian king
aud usrinn kaiser the last Of whom Ia In especially
trying case. For him, OF al men, 10 ridc forth ~
troops be his contingent 10 support the Federal
execution IN the Dnno-Gorman duchies-that Is TO
support there the general principle 81 nationality In the
spec ia German inatancewcre made Mp of BungarlaDs
and Eoheuiaus and other Of the cooroe foron nation
allies OF RVS congiom.rato realm. And another OF the
ciefes motives Of his zeal for Ieutonic rghis was 10
make Germany proper his future fellow and accompcc
in defending hs false claims 20 rule over Fragments
wr'nchcd from italian nationally lie sent ms troops
IN the Baltic In hope of strengthening future needed
coast dcfenscs the Adriaiic-lends al unwilling
hand forced by popular pressure. against Legitimate
brother MonnfcN In hope to strengthen his hands by
and by against tho Enor0wned powers OF Grbaid and
Kossuih. Queer aud. On the whole, comforting.
England It IA fad, has proposed special eonferenc,
OF Ministers OF utercstcd Powcrs Tor The settlement OF
tho SohlcsW Hosicin tanrc. II Is said that Napoleon
does favor tho proposition unless II can be So en-
lsrged fadge With bis proposition for restricted
Congress THIS substitution for hi- Grand Amphyc-
fl0lic Council Sovereign Constituent Assembly, seems
like 20 20 ihc way lie mGgnitcclty announced
prcicc,ssor o. he ith and 3ih November lst Ger
the hao da Of tie world far or iao Limbo largo and
broad GCspfct FOR his Majesty iOrbds quoting iur'
Their ron republican John Millions description ~ the
Paradise Of ools) And porlaps-ior even Napo'
Iron Ill il human sii mono OF tho maddcst OF his
actual aGusiors doubted that the shiny e1ied con
spraior was hnocn years aso-the Emperor rather
ference for special purpose BY way Of paying on En'
gland malice IN crolsng lis pes prVecs Of Inc nj
Within two days Las been published correspondence
between the doubtful German Duke o. Schleswig io
sten aud bic Majesty Notable fret ere the dates Ito
The Dnkes letter sent from Gotha, I'd Dec iooJ the
pcTia Response IA from tompcigre, lOh Dec, lctJ
The Duke u Augustenburg makes out a good enough
for himself By emitting any alluslOn 20 The ieci
that bis para resigned Tor himself and his heirs ell night
aid title 20 TIE biducal throne, on receipt OF very
handsome confederation some millions strong, ana by
passing tho folemnly sealing treaty engage
ent Of tic three four most interested parties entered
into only two or ilrce ars ago lie ADDS gut. inscni-
ousy. d" humble comparison between himself and MS
new I'M era spondcni TO the effect that as ne The
little duke despc hostile appearances In these last years
has always kelt suh upicr Up and faith and hope IN
hnsl triumph u lr right. lE,en es IN large proper
tons indeed your majesty did In the long years when
your now successfully enlAroned Was only despsed
unlgeky adventurous conspfatoF; 10 wLom your pre-
sen; mlnsier Of finance ST. fould, CHANGING 20 be IN
IOudun respectable banking business, IN Louis ,
rhippes time, ciyiiy declined being presented 80
ne, Neutlts 20 suggest. no my now count or the ii
low feeling aud practical sympathy Of Napoleon, FOR
bao king up his actu6 promising advance toward sue
cess which. uuiatls IIuauds is nigh upon as unoI
peoicd legitimate meriiOTi0rs ard as mcrted ~
his SApoeoDs. own. To which Napoleon; labrdsedl O
~ dear Cousin y0cr5 Of tie I'd current received AID
contents noted. Have t. say In reply Why, yes GER
talnly but then 30 20 speak ho, NJ IL were That Is
II 80 be, everything we've. perhEps 10 might BE- and
very vel could be- II England 20 my great regret Aet
roi made tte C0Hg5ess imgo'stls; Why tlcn should
have been happy TO DO what now, as 70 seems 20 me,
considering tie London treaty and The iaot that the
Diet and the Teat might be- regarded ~ proper! having
word that would in sort be decisive VIII think
about H. ald meantime remain. with no end ~ sympathy
ard generally IlOmsouous fine sentiments on almost any
subject yours truly ny Cousin. whom, pray God 10
have Ia iiis holy and respectable keeping. lh
Tho ahrdgenont Is impartial. preservatiye Of the {
CHARACTERISTIC traits Of tho original. Pick yogr own
conclusions. n
mo Pope receiving his officials tho other day follow
Ing Christmas expressed lie opinion that as persecnied
Popcs bad hitherto IN the long run come 10 tAci rights
10 should come 20 HIS Ills Holncsss notion Of rights
IN the present instance IT, that considerable teoy
lately Of the popal states ~ tie Kingdom Of ltAy
will be restored 10 Papm jurisdicton. hs Holiness u
ftded that he rtcipated serious ., ous IN tho coming
ear las most clks dol. oi which tho Church b! c
which the temporal soscrclgn! VI the
Head o. the ,hur,h Prince Of This World W4l cone
Of old tine IL has come out oi uolpe MSh ufS
materially prosperous. =
And coiemporaneogs with this We have Published In I
La Tancr tho lr0nch versions Of the correspondence
between tho Holy Father and that bale of gac" jt q
Dlyif Tho letter Old n. Is dated sept. 20 l-J1 ~
Is suuerscrbod Gas nearly as one can ietTnnsae from
tho French translation OF tic origneD 90 tho MOST
Venerable Chief the Holy See. and Sovereign f"uu
OF tho Catholic. Apostolic. komnn Church. Atd tAcn u
i. D. goes with tho p0uscst sinnrtcst. umbetL a
Urah IIecpesi sayerins Of the Pope. and pat.onAug
of Divine Providence, ard Nihpcndhs OF the uhiteN
states that Ingenious fhcorcIan regardless OF so
pect and Of TRUTH could hope 10 AZ
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