New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

wxrd, his given and implied material foroe, hi,
siuruIaf.y personal assurance 10 Emperor Max that
he Emperor Napoleon I'LL, does must will see to IL
that Empersr Max be and remain and be maintained
in maintaining. bis position Imperial Mexican Mar
Try TO unden tand that Napoleon III. cannot, II bs
would Withdrew from that contract
For the rest the nomination Of MonthoIon In psc,
Of Chateaurenard, ought to satisfy Us. Nicely con
sdered 1t seems to your unworthy correspondent not
only wisely apt, but especially wisely apt appoint
ment. The Significance of it Is. if rightly inter
pref it. avoidance Of quarrel, kindly discussion OF
opposing interests and Of completely tangled question:
in respect Of which NJ Monthoon as more thar. TWEEN.
ty years old American resident and hafAmercauized
Frenchman, is more competent than any ether 10 dis
cuss advocate press, yield. give and take know and
so be right
But if our own correspondent wanted 10 write sen.
saton letter. don't recall any so apt moment to bis
purpose the present. tha has offered itself in ell thu
last past four sensation years. Your correspondent
exercising lis right to be selfrespectng beeoro
his Office ''own decline exploiting the Mexican
and many other veins opened late.
Story goes that is credible enough. to the effect that
the French has desired the Spanish govern
ment to prevent the c. S. A vessel lying at Ferro or
Corunna the Arman C.SA. vessel Oinda. StonewslO or
whatever its changeable may be- from going out
c. S. A. many named war steamer from going out
from its ports. The case is plain. The Onda Stone
wall however it should be styled, starting from
froncl Deputy Arman's ship yard and never having
obtained in its variety Of changes Of ownership, any
right TO bear anything but the French flag does assume
and that in French waters. the c. s. A. flag SO in
pretty direct SORT France becomes responsible for ths
craft and recognizes its responsibility; and guess
you will not hear of any fight between the ex.Olinds
c. s. A. Stonswall and the q. S. A. Niagara.
NJ. Guizot has succeeded, by the scant majority Of
ten votes in aggregate Of $50 in being elected at
the adjourned election Orthodox candidate and
Der Of the Presbyteral directory Of the Protestant
Church in Paris Underneath this simple announce.
ment Of seemingly simple fact lies certain few in
telgent Of your readers know. intmation and Rdca-
ton OF a revolutionary movement Of grander importance
than most noisy importune political movements.
Then there is the famous Encyciique which diletan
newspaper readers are getting tired Of reading about
as though their peor little ances of taste had anything
to do with the and working force of the En-.
cyclical. All We get exceptionally noteworthy com
ments on that EncyeNque this week.
And the yet other absorbing weeks theme is Cesar:
his Life done and interpreted by the transient Cesar Of
to-day.
On that theme-to state. TO indicate TO intimate, the
abundant wealth Of material facts Of vouminous com
mentary of spiritual anecdoe, Of direct and abusive
witty attack and auson-on that theme in fine. the
tail eud of letter cannot be complete. full letter II
you and your readers will permit and watt shall give
some honest thing in the way of fact and phenomena
respecting this C;esarian Life Of Cesar.