New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-27

has already enough Of difficulties with Rome and
the high Papal party. But it is well known that
NJ Lapgsis IL a most devout Catholic, and snoothed
C.. far as possible the ways and sotened az Tar az pos
shlc in phrase the conclusions at which he painfully
must arrive In that report, What apparently more
singular in this appointment is that 90 far az published
proofs 60 NJ Langass studies have never hitherto been
specially directed TO finance TO political economy ID
general That he is TO be titnlar wen as worHinH
Minister Of Finances in Mexico is also strange enough
only say that my informant, who is IN POSITION
to know is positive this point and so have written
this long paragraph about him, thinking you might
like 10 know something Of the gentleman VINO Is W DO
Mr. McCuoch's next neighbor. II he proSeto DC the
strong right hand nan Max. wants in the most I'M
porant post of his possible empire, he will offer new
Illustration OF Napoeonsg If for discovering taens
that common observers have overlooked
The courts of Rome and Mexico are SIN at milf and
tiff Antonelli declined 10 "cut his mutton the o'hef
lay at dinner given hv the Mexican EInbassador on
occasion Of Max fete.
NJ Eloin Cabinet Secretary to Max who has been
in Europe some time under rowing diplomatic com
mission is supposed, after interviews with father
Leopold. and brother Leopold, and patron Napoleon
goes back by the next trip Of the Scotia Folks mere
are curious TO guess whether lie will stop at "ashing
ton on his way home and whether he will have al III
terwiew with President johnson, and whatever they
will say at the interview.
Talking Of Ministers on their travels-hestrs Bur
lingame and Pruyn from China and Japan respectively
are both here this week rather were, for Mr.. Bur
lngame is already departed Oh his way home much to
the regret Of among Others YOUR correspondent VINO
enioyed only one conversaion with him at blessed
Madame Burques American restaurant. III can't re-
port from it, as ! would, his warm and as the french
say soundy motired enoginm Of his former colleague 81
Pekr the actual fl successor Of Lord Lyons at Wash
ington hope your readers win work my defense with
him for INV violation of tableialk confidence another
tonic A gentleman connected with one Of the lega-
tons at Pekin an accomplished Snologue made close
translation of Longiellow's Psalm Of Lite which was
then inscribed as the manner Of the country favos on
the door posts of bis house There the calm pure WIS
dom and beauty Of It's sentences greatly impressed
Heaven and the Celestial Empire forgive re but
have forgotten the name OF Of the most eminent
dignfares, sayant poet and hvorite anthor OF some
hundreds of millions Of the readingost people In the
worli-it ends in lang" OF ing y. y, WIG
thereupon put into pure Chinese poecal form Of The
last polish and 80 writing II out with BIS own hand on
beautiful fan sends AS courteous pf 10 his brother
bard Cambridge I, is pleasant for oil Of Ms admirers
of that charming poem know that thousands OF Pekn
folks stop read and admire IT, too es they pass MI
" AIDES door. And could not rcsisi the pressure o.
nv own feelings Of pleasure and the desire 10 be the
first to convey 10 others Of your readers old
Harvard" ono, tie pleasure that knowledge OF tfi'
! graceful unique compliment 10 Cur Nations poet vii
inspire in all but specially In those Of us even the dull
est Of his sometime pupils who came near enough 10
love and honor the man.
! Story goes among Americans here that Mr.. Enstce
who completed that Trent voyage he began Will
Messrs Slidell and Mason and Was 70 have BEEN had
it not seemed otherwise hes; the code Secretary
Legation 10 A. Minister slidell at Paris, where HI
has since resided has sent in his application 10 Presi
dent johnson. which John Mitchell refused In advance
| Prince Napoleon has gone, 10 about going, on
sea trip in his steam yachtbut not 10 Khamschatka.
guess as gravely reported in the memorial dipo
matique. wrong, by the way, so the gossps nov
say in announcing last week tbcir authority tha
his Princess at Mendon Chateau Is in situation OF In
tercst 10 the next census reports Likewise wrong II
announcing, ON like authority, that the Patti wa
afianced 10 n mercantile gentleman Of Milan whence
n or whenceabout the late Gen. Mcclellan wrote tha
famous letter on the infallbility Of Richmond Hel
brotherin-law Mr. Strakoscb, IN letter addressed Il
theatrical Journal coDtradios the report In one para
graph and suhjoins half dozen In the way Of acver
tisement Of the Divs's economical interests.