New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-16

horses from $50 the malicious say the ex-C. .. a.
Treasury. Slide and bis In that barouche were SEEM
ngy high content with the world "A 1t wags. and IN.
common Jolly. There those who ssy that Sldeis
commission as C. S. A representative has been hohly
paid for-by whom Here comes the question. debated
sometimes In my hearing by honest Southerners In a
eense anything but complimentary to SliccN should
say that the general persuasion among honest South
erners here is that sde has made an uncommon good
thing for himself out Of his commission o. G. s. A.
envoy; tet he is richer to-day than be was could
hope to be four years ago; and that be ia something
lower and meaner than care to sink merely black Ink
in recording!
What has become, in these late scatterings Of the
c. s. A. light cavalry, Of poor Hiram Fuller don't
know. Hiram. poor creature must have oil the fame
his very dirty little niche kept for him. Hiram Is used
being kept for the rest Always excepting that I'M
happy screh eadcd Gaswegian whose hired misery has
developed itself in The London Timess NewYork cor
responderce-alweys excepting. say. the unhappy
IL. D. Glaswegian--I can't think Of recall or con-
oeye Of so piiful fellow creature as Hiram.
Rising ont Of the overwhelming emotion Of the Wash
ggton horror, Two anedaed themes Of interest keep
visible: the Emperors visit to Algeria, and the first
performance Of the Africaine.
The E,nperor's visit 10 Ascria-the when, the why,
the wherefore the resut-in all its possible phases has
been the foremost topic here for the pas ten days The
rumor that no was planning to ann ounce or impose
Add. III Kader as a sort Of viceroy emncnty faithful
vice ruler rec ognizant al ways OF French eu2erainefe
atterc imaginative jour nsiss their ideas TO that de-
gree that folks were getting TO believe the probaoe
prsctic Atty and fulllment Of their fantasy in that
regard.
There is not time nor room here to 60 In anything
like thorough discussion OF the question OF Algerian
colonization. Having given some thought and study
10 the uNject any time these twelve years. resume
without too much assumption the very queer queson
Of Algerian colonization 1t Is and ever has been
treated By all French Governments for the last 50 years
both hopeless incapscity OF seeins baiinch before
your nose transcendenal Ignoring Of the primary Gle
ments Of possibly successful colonization.
1t is because Of tie absolute persistent brcnt blind
ness Of nearly all Frenchmen Of oil parties in respect Of
Algerino colonzetonOf their queer incaI aciiy to
comprehend that the vital element Of colonization Is the
FREQ indv,duslism of the coonizing mmgrant-rsthsr
FROM any sscertaned authority that some w'eacres In
terpret his Maiestys voyage to Algeria into the prcFa
ration Of the application OF nebe plan for pstitut!ng
Add II Kader rs French vceroy. rather cs Musseinan
religions and popular representative Of oil tie Moslem
population of the French colony lie, utterly loyal ADD
ElKsder recognizing the Emperor as bis Sassfsin.
bare two inches arc left for the private penumate
dress rehearsal Of that wonderful Africsine Good
Lord They did it, vasco ie Gsma's ship and ALL be-
tw cen O'Clock to-day and Fl O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing Tonight and to morrow morning the 1rst repre-
sentaon OF the Afrcane Is to take place. 1t has been
talked Of for the last past twenty years 20 old and
early Is its origin that none but widows and orphans
assist to-day at the triumph o. the to 10 best
Africane Widow heysrbeer sits In best box. critl.
caly and torchingy int rested TO every note md
pose so I.kewi.e Goes Widow Scribe, wife Of the II
bretlist. ait and hear. and -
Ny senses tie getting by and getting IN toward
public presentation Of this wonderful poethumoas five
set Meye'berr Grand Orera-ths precious row end
bother and pcther nd bosh, and nonscse and pufery
and sham that hes been provoked by and about md in
tho interest OF this i've set opera OF dead Meyerbcer
The mysteries Of putting and the test are I'll TO be
Developed from tho ncwspapery bosh and supeIative
volonn lnou 'ness OF tie last FIVE or ten years
Only think stern reprcvcr. think only OF what you
havo read and have yyoS agafaG any time these
ten years. In french Musical special journals aIropos
Of tie Aiease Think any Of TIE rest OF you critical
creatures In respect Of anything eLc. art or potcs.
what have you done. prevented from being done IL
face Of these thingsi
A hopslcssly ignorant donkey OF the critical species
prayed ont something about the Conventional neos
Of the French andscapist school Now. really. when
man no. yet shut up IN mSison De ssn2 talks TO you
about tie conventional" French landscape tree and.
in the brilliant opuence q his ignorance OF what tho
French SCHOOLS" ere necessarily Onts TO point ont
mha. ons- among DGubigny's. Roussesu's. Dnprss,
Corots Ks VS. or rs faithful realistic types are the
false conventional types Of French trees" or
peasants or universal human sentiment.
That Europeans don't understand our Institutions ia
to u.s. That understand in the polti-
os literary, artistic and oil other sides. all possible
European Institutions is also patent-to u.s. "Rs are
sac gifted"
Shall We ever learn. will any people ever learn. to
know s ignorance OF other people Shall we the super
eminent and chofen shall We. even We, ever rise high
enough to look DOM coDpssilonately nnd not aeross
defanty and provocatiyey the prejudces Of those
otherst
If the Lords Prayer 90 crllsd, meant to It's repeat
era ANYTHING II we as q people Jslie-ed In it-whst
might not be hoped for from It s sincere repeaers
Who repeats 1t sincerely This clause FOR Instance;
Forive trespssses we forgive those sho tres
mass agairst u.s." Yes but IRE we eineptly resPecta
Bic Northern folks and Wing voters Of ten years ago
are we guiltless Of trespass'
Address from the Leaders OF the Liberal
Party.
Prom the Psi. OF The Lsndon Daily News
The following letter was on Saturday, April
%. presented 10 the American Minister. Mr.. Bigeow
United from the bottom OF hearts 10 the citizens
of the merican Republic dosre 10 express oar adj
nirato for the great people which has destroyed the
last vestiges Slavery and for Lincoln. the glorious
martyr OF duty.
JuIys FAvgg JULES SIxoS, CARNor, PELLBTAS GAR
NIEg-P AGBs. LAsJrIsAIs 0LIIs BIzoiS, bkThxosr,
JosPPH NAOMI. ERNEST PIcARD DORIAN, GuxxoULr'
sEsos ALHn sossAu a MALE: T6sss1 LA Ana.ro
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FxnaARI LOUIS Non j. NJ. CAYLA CouTASr. Por9is,
no Worn Mpvsr AIrvYDO, fRAN |