New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03
PROM PARIS
From Our Own Correspondent.


alliances etc. continues TO be ingeniousy talked and
written about No facts have occurred or trans
pred this week to give any new authority 20 the
lectures Of takers and journalists. Not that al this
eonjeoturlng is idle in any II isTahes great
debate Of the italian and its related questions Of the
general European question by men Of al grades of in
teligenee of all parties debate which if anythin g
short of the "last argument Of kings and Of peoples
can will bring out a solution. 1t is giving to rulers
and diplomats an advantage WHICH rulers and dipO.
mats in old times did not enjoy Of multitude Of coun-
felors to help out their limited wisdom. Let Us hope
they may profit byit.
American affairs also in for considerable share
of attention in these days. The Government press,
while doing its best diminish tic importance Of our
lately reported Victories and always insisting that the
North does want to abolish Slavery and that the South
is nearly willing TO give il mp and is very good 10 the
negroes and that the North win be ruined and lose its
liberties and that the South is assured u us ndepend
ence To- speak Of the {. s. A. less disrcspectfnly
since their stream Of diminished victories has been
flowing so strongly. Witha the Napoeonic organs OF
American Democracy quite discouraged about It's
doings and prospects in the Presidential campaign Our
friends here per contra are very hopeful. DAVID A.
WELLss comprehensive and popular examination ol
the debt and resources Of country present and pro-
spective has done good service furnishing several
pubcists with material for solid. telling arguments in
proof of our strength 10 bear burden ELsEE REC
IUs has long article in the last number OF the Rcrn
Ges DeaI M0Hdes, giving historical resume Of the
last two years Of our revolution. Its conclusive eu
ent based the facts is not only that we arc getting
on but that we arc getting bIayely on. IF still too far
away from the desired end toward which we are drift
ing and driven by the disturbed and locally cddyine
but irresstibly onward Of things Vet long and
rreyocaby advanced beyond point whore wc seemed
fast anchored in foul stagna.ion five years ago.
That old friend Of America, as I'D. IABOULAYE
styles himself with such good reason, publishes in the
last number Of the Rerue Naiosce vigorous earnestly
eloquent article showing the vital importance OF the
success Of the Union party IN the present Iotca cam
rsign not only 10 the cause Of the American Union and
consequent political Old civil liberty with us, but TO
the cause Of free government and civil liberty the world
over send you this number OF the Rsr.e which also
contains two OF our old ficnds lectures on The Amer
lean Constitution. Intelligent men with Us, Who are
thinking that patriotism considerations Of well
understood material interest TecOnci0be with the
principles and want of them represented by the Presi
Dental candidate of our soTalled Democracy would do
wei TO ponder IABoUrAyEs argument. No one can
pretend that he is ignorant Of institutions the study
Of which has been the occupation Of his strong calm
mind for years before our civil war Even that nagis
terialy impartial aud artesianweish, ycridcsl and
profoundly learned IL. ID. MACKAY (expoet but
always ra;es) viii pretend tina; NJ. LABoULAYE is in
fpred to speak and feel he does by New England f.
naticism or contractors profits
But NJ. LADOULAYE-a man undoubtedly Of superior
mental powers, and exceptionally familiar with the
theory and practice Of American Isitutions-is not
alone is not thousand but is one Of tic thou
sands OF European Liberals in bis way OF thinking and
feeling on the American question. How can sincere
American Democrats stu held by old party names and
chains explain themselves the fact that their party
in its present degenerao is the pet and hope Of the
European aristocratic and sut0Cauc parties that it
has for its partisan journals in Europe al tie newspa
per organs Of rulers aud Administrations and classes
instncfiyey hostile to popular government and this
other counter.ac that an classes q fIroieap Libere
who have been used to defend lie American Republic,
to poiut to it as an exemplary proof Of nations ca
pacy TO rule itself in freedom to believe il our free IN
ttitutions and through their belief in and love for
them TO plead and battle and hope for the attainment
Of similar ones for er nations should all deple
cate and dread the successful progress Of Demo
cratic principles administrative power Is it these
Europeans who without selfish interest or other con.
oeiJabe rational motive. have changed their lifelong
convictions and the very nature Of their minda'
In the matter Of literary news It Is peasantto tell
Won that anew edition Of FRAxK1Ns works, in Freach
translation with which II. LABoULAYE las been busted
for some time i nearly ready for the press II is mainly
based on sfARKss collection Of b. rs writings. be-
eye that NJ LABouIAYE proposes to follow it with The
Writings Of WASHINGTON. That other American author,
whose Book Of Pirates lately translated and pub'
ished by DENTER spoke Of the other day. left Liver
pool laat Sunday as you know, on board the Laurel
Screw steamer. s6e5sapanea by eight officers and a
hundred men Beside these passengers, lhe laeI had
for freight six and other military stores Crew
md freight are to be transferred to the Ranger or
>la,sly Wing atsMalei.a Ths Ranger Is The New
Alabama long ego tliamphautY announced BY French
Government papers as getting ready ioI the gahau'
SrsDirs whose glorious defeat before CberDouTg they
30 lamentod and commiserated in the time OF II.
mentioned in NY last the promotion of Mr.: MLRclEA
French Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penipoten'
tisry at Washington, 10 the grade Mad
rid The place he vacates will be taken by Tie Marquis
de Chateaurenard lsay Foxcastcl promoted from his
post as Mbister Plenpoentiary near the Elector Of
Hesse.
Coming up the Rue Eicheeu yesterday, stopped as
Iaiways do to see what there was new IN tie window
ofCApARr SUQUEl. print and picture dealers at No
~ Of that k Lot. Of folks were stopping before me-
and werd gazing at picture iy ErG GJIIoN which
was exhibited in tie Salon Of 1860 and at reproduction
ofit in hthcgraphy The legend below the print runs
thus: JOIN Browns Commissioners and HAz-
LETT. STEVENS was visited by Mrs PEARcE and her
sister Miss DUNBAR bis a1ianced bride, with whom be
breakfasted Thursday NOR ing. HAzLETr and his
brother were present at this funereal repas STEVENS
asd HAzLErT were executed at Chsrestown the follow
ing day--Friday, March lC, lsdo' For realistic &c.
cuIaoy the picture is not truthful than historical