New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-23


must Introduce lie conflict between papal and royal
lower and then tho parol church power triumphant
Triumphant In this for the right surely. for the
n,jolabity Of marriage VOWS. What gave exceptional
eagorness to the pubcs anticipated pleasure that
the poet had introduced into drama frequent purely
lyrical passages such as choruses Of pilgrims Of young
girls &c for which Gouaod, tho author If Faust, had
comroeed the music and that Ristori to FIJI tie
part Of one Of tho Queens written with especial refer
ence to Ter inmitabe hsri0nic talent, and that the
drama was to be performed ut the Theatre Lyriquc,
with all tho aids and advantages that this house we'll
furnished with choral artists scenic capacities md
generous, Intelligent management, could give it, Il
TIE committee Of dramatic consors. after plinin
.onedcr,ton and with expressions Of regret h's"'!
aa,,,ioc TO the literary vanity Of the anh"r iouno
themselves Obliged to take on themselves the o
responsibility Of granting their irGdEr Cer pio'eO'
If IA bad Latin know bnt good enough 'oi ''' w.
sion) 80 II got II erfod 10 the Mlniabr ~ INC
Il so, fancy the clever author Of the i'is' IL ii'
| si,oeang to Secretary fessenden Tor pf""eE'" get
his comedy on the st1geD with very pfo,er letter
rro,o ITO anthor. wherein among ether sensible and
witty paragraphs Is ths' " May au"' mat II were
Great nouer il seems 70 me that she ali be rather hurt
by this soici,udc that believes No, threatened by the
lenst breath OF air that Danger Tor in burst
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little less modes. on 10y account" But the Minister
If M. Interior being Minister OF srog Government,
find, himself Obliged, with prouse complimentary re-
| grets 70 confirm the censor's refusal and 30 Mr.,
Legouv6 sends bis Ms. 10 the Journal dss DLals 10
whose cuicton OF this morning the bird that II has
filed you read with great pleasure the yer! inter
osting drama OF Mr.. Leeouye very fairly historical,
continuing rurposcl illusions Ia party sense to
any party questions OF the day bur by necessity of lie
theme toacbng the critical, and consequently dan
ecrcus. question Of tie Ponlclal power ss pract.
clly discussed hundred years ago between then
sovereign 81 France and Papal legite) GA. OF this
pictured scene cooIel with apt local and popular ac1
c,ssorcs Of the contest between Pope and King With
ont which the drama were not the strong GovernmeIt
greatly fears that embarrassment 20 itself would arise
seeing the dangerous probability that OF two thousand
nightly auditors Of beautiful lyric drama wou5
fad in it, from IT illusions 70 the actual state
'hings and be SET TO further eIaggerating the col
that is made about the Encyclic aai tie Italian ques
tion and iheroforc-tut need go on And yet thi
action Of powerful government in respect Of play
which viii seem OF your readers childish. al
rilicn'ousy 'ofcihc.fsclle g. logically sound in thl
government. whotlor polite not. The French gov
eminent, DO not speak Of tho NnTocoric aluiI5tra
ton Of IL exceptional does coust'utionay. under
take 10 b. priest ani schoomis;er wei political
ruler Of IT. Subjects So long church and
separated, state however kollshly is logically lw
Tiled IN taking az thess little tmosous precautions
useless Lcy mny prove to BE- H. yielding - al these
little irrpdaticn..
To fse itls and 10 lgclicr au'h0r than hcalCmi
elan IcgouvG 20 L. Napoleon rc.nrisng prominent ,
ga nddao Tor OF tie forty chairs OK The
Acadcmy ond his Hlsioir de .J.ies Cc'ar. Tho in9
volume Is printed. and We shall haN II published Ia I'D
and toward the end u tie month. And /, Ike ~
be- book worth hagirg-e IL 10 had Ky. for enthor
for on The archs.olosio aul some Other sides this
aatho having boundiess Tccunlfry anc Other means 90
command scudr. here scientific military gentlemen
T. sur ey the Phasalnn battlefield. there battalion or
sap,ors ard m.ners and any number Of sslsas digger
and d,ycr. under scientifically and mtarly educated
superiors 20 dig ont one OF Crsais Gallo csmps-
ordering blrone % DO built aud TO ~ pract.c,l
row ed the seinc-luxuries Of investigation IN which
no never 30 learned German professor ambitious Of
cuuhcrng the commentaries On the Gallo war with
painful notes could indulge las brought 10 bear his
subject. In this material way, an exceptional power
from which college professors may proft: and in thor
own special line be- has end has used BIZ adv anaees
reading widely ard mcdititng deeply 10 end Of Ger.
man writings anil pi,kue vin. 10 worth from French
and English and Italian nodcrns In all whose tongues
he r. proficient. Dut more than this the exceptional
yauc.Atcrcst a lrastof this work is b~ iis reiec
ion of the history OF Louis MAJ ocon from the history
II Julius Cesar il il the Aqoiogia sta lic Of this I'm
peror the shoulders OF hat other scfjutlhcalo-
IA jus;iiying J. Cesar's usurpotion So far be
guessed from indscroo leakagos and from the table VI
contents 81 o. forthcoming FIST volume. j. Caesar.
Charlemae and the frs Napoleon set fofth the
trinity Of earthly greatness. BY necessity OF the case.
literary Louis Napoleon must using very different lit
cray forms for its illustration ASSUME aud sustain on
far he can Thomas Carlyes dedication OF ir.e1pf
brute force. The immediate forthcoming first youme
is iu two hooks with portrait OFF. G. aud four maps.
Following the preface comes the first boos Of 100
pages which is taken up with survey not so much Of
the chronicle history Of the constitutional political
hitory of Rome preceding Julius Casars time How
mighty arc tie Indicative tabled contenis Rome Be-
foro Casar-Cndes the kings-E-ablishmen Of the
Consider Repubc-Conquest az Itay-Materinl Proc !
periiy Of tho Mediterranean Basin Before the punic
Wnr-Punic Wars In the Fast and In AfTca-Ihe
Crncchi Mgr!us and Scylla Book Seconds. History
commences OF Julius Cesar" We are have ,hcn ut
tie outset. Louis Napo,oons philosophy Of political
history Illustrations Of the classic paet drawn from it,
parallel and analogous wth modern history up 10 the
present living time intensity natural interest in the
reading Of tie work constantly provoking. often graf
flying curiosity thom the authors philosophy Of
hstory-augmcniing always our desire for soail,n Of
tli- selfortred enigma In his own person
And now having ran into literary gossip would. Of .
ny own TAFT, gave larger space TO rrosdhon than {
to Legouve the Emperor. Iut what will ycui ,
Space cramps u.s. Proudhou died. rs he lived. honest /
honorable poor. As Girardn sadly and luy remarked
after his death vha, has the world g. c. of course the
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