New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE
FROM PARIS.
The Fail Of Richmond-What the French
Papers say-Their Disingenuousness-
Forgive md Forgei-Mexico-AN New
Lonn-Imperiai Visit to Egypt.
From Our own Correspondent.

The taking of Richmond and the taking of the
new Mexican loan the topics the day. They are
closely connected We have American news to the
Eth. 1t does not suit eyerybody but there is nothing
so successful as success and many make a com.
Portable fit Of il than had measured themselves for 1t
week ago. Our constant friends here whose number
has always been large. are high content Our most
constant unfrends are behaving themselves resgnedly
say now, for at the first coming of the telegram
announcing the rise of Richmond from capital Of
Rebedom into membership with the Union again, they
were little behndhand with their designations.
Thus tho Monie,r da S0ir which has ever since its
creation last year by tho Government been permitted
ordered to be- INSCRIPTIONS little partisan OF the
&C. ). A., had the face to print the following; Rich
mond is in flames Grant Adring decded 70 destroy at
Gin so as TO oo Lee Without ha5iag anything 10 fear in
his rear"-as sgran Now, the portion Of this para
graph which have italicsed is not only false as you
know but it never teegrsmmed. But now the poor
irresponsible entity who is set to edit the Moaie dn
Soir has been inspired with becoming sentiments
such as the following Il translate from the
the number Of day before yesterday) Erich
lmond has fallen before the Federal army
The Conlcderates have abandoned that city which
was the base OF their system OF defense and it Is to be
presumed that after having fought so brilliantly Tor tue
past four years they will not think themselves bound In
sonor to proong the struggle In view OF the resuts
obtained. the Cabinet of Washington may be Justly
proud Of its and energy The noble quail
ties Of the AnooSaxon race have never failed them ioi
an instant in the midst Of these trials Having gwen
such undeniabe proof Of rmness and power the untea
States We ore confident will be ready TO give inrher
proof Of wise moderation (sagess) IN their foreign
policy"
Fo-asmuch Ms We have never for single instant IN
tho midst Of our trials" been false to the great virtues
erandes quals Of our race it is little greer that
o Moui.eur dn Sir and other Government journals
hardly found an instant for years when they could
recognize their existence. But LEI bygonos be bygones
There is great deal said writ and done since 1861 on
all sdes-at home quito as much as abroad-now stand
inc In great need TO be forgiven audexcept rs food
for calm. instructive meGtation-forsotten. 1 have
Inst been reading my humorous friend Salas book
ON Himself and America. 1 find nothing
not in its most dithyrambc passages more
unindulgent 20 orr Government, army and people
than Lave read much worse written in the columns o.
Sew ok daily prints-nay. Of loyal daily prints Not
. that l Justify that bypertrophied n1de In all hi'
batberskyte and funny baderdash nor in any OF bis
been at some time or other in the course OF the war
nearly al Of Us lean unbeeyers in and III speakers o.
so many Of the persons and things g. A. 5. speaks i'll Of
Guido the worst Of his rhetoric TO the address Of that
bloated ni.creant" why not rather laugh at him OF
with him and grow INT in the land which the Lord God
hath now Jet Us hope given back to Us TO enjoy for
possession for ever Certain English and French Gun
Ening. uLwse politicians and editors have
mis-
chieyous politicians and newspaper men are
enemies Of England and France. The great
mass Of Ito Teoples French English. American, have
common interests and If let TO their common sense
and common right feeling. have quarrel with eael
other. TIE cunning politicians and editors tbs side Of
The water thanks to the recent teegrammic notes o.
sagacous tenacious Grant audacious Sherman slap
dncous Phil sheridan aud the rest Of our miitar.
diplomats have found out their mistake. Tuglciou'
Leo, who was By the way never respected IN En-
rope than De is this day has in sort couaersigned and
strengthened the argument OF Sherdan quick dispatch
Why not let tie European cunning men quietly ac
knowledge ihr mistake Lo' bygores be bygon1s so IN
they can be let 60 this side tie Atlantic as az home
The disposition % forgive and forget displayed BY
our Northern newspapers and stump and balcony and
tepstono speaker IN the very ush u their oxultatiou
over the promise OF restored Union. and not
yanqushed party-hAs very much impressed all think
ing men here yet more striking feature Of the war
to such students Of it, has been the submission and
respect which Northern and Southern Generals alike
have shown for the constituted political and civil
authority, and which does them 90 much honor
The tramp Of that ambitious military chicfain into
the White House, Of which that goodnatured imagn
urb ho az
in the boots Of Fremont and Of Mcclellan and nlh
q,ani which his unhappy Gaswesnn successor at the
degraded post Of New.Yori correspondent OF The
London Tme., in lamentably ow Scoch-itch OF sooth
saving. forelcard with long.eared distnctness, has
died down the back.stairs Of time" with an easy
going of that has been to some paintul-to some,
even Of our intelligent welwishers, a pleasant
wonder.
Oyorworkcd aud run down as the poor phrase has
been By reckless drivers there III is truthful vitality
In that hobby phrase Of You Europeans don't
understand our institutions The mass OF Europeans
do not understand our institutions any than the
mass Of Americans understand the institutions OF Euro.
pean nations don't know how could state the case
more strongly. This common, mutual mine Of ig-
rorance able and unable and others on both
sides Of the Atlantic share H. and exploit to the terrible
loss Of US people. stockholders. And SO, for example.
Louis Napoleon, one OF the eleyerest OF generally
at m investment took his unucky interest in that
Mexican business.
His Majesty is in for it now, sleeping partner with
one eye open) for life. And this brings TO the new
Mexican loan whose bonds lie ndorses. The old or first
Mexican loan of last year somewhat msmaoaged,
and what with that and It's naturalwe has
proved snare and delusion, and vanity and not 81
to all parties concerned in it, from MACMILLAN the Dor
rover to the most mincing lender
Meantime. q new loan las become absolute neees'
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