New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-08
OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.
FEON PARIS.
Tfi- Emperor speech - It's Oms"o"s
Fr,nc; mud Eag,i,ii Relations - ihr
h,carser Giiuaa-- Var. sapford's Dinners
The PapnI Numeio--AieEn"der D""'"s
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The PapnI Ntfurio--Aie En"dcr D""'e
Literary Cs-sip.
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PAn.. Feb ~. is,-.
The Throne speech Of last "wednesday con-
tains nore o. tic sun rscs si.h Which Napoleon has
sometimes flvo, ell the world similar occa'ions IL
confirms TIC flea Of confirmation Of European trace
eats of tho Franco Italian treaty without throwing
ans no rl: upon the Euh Get hc,ds OFT Tic prospect
OF desirable re'ou IN tie matter Of primary tdglai1n.
and Of ,cDc civil liberties does no, make the ' i'ls'
conc. sion IN TIE matter o. political liberty and d. not
mention nor rtaofcly nlude 20 tie United 'niu. ih'
Imperial silence theme that oil thr world orc al
nr about rather more Than ever u lnfc l. mrea y
rsarksa tpoa. said tia, the speech contained no
surpr.e peop.o .grprised at what II does not
contain IN this case Some think ibis silence ou nous
% evil I. "a xLlio oilsrs saE favorable srgtS eea
IT, The remark Of late Italian ar.hor. Q. HSAss
Iiaceus .hali take he place Of ny comments ior Ito
present;
Cai.ao,a noc'e prcfar D.rs;
Riie'qle q. rorsis ri'rs
- trcFiiat'
An extract from London spondenvs letter viii
he IN place here. II If were not for weakening its
authority would 'ay ma. the writer is likely 10 be
." wen Informed
Whatever ma, have been BIS views some
while nTO mink tNN nov ArNNit Nul
sell Will insist on Lord Lyorse to Washington ai
The end Of hs .iS months leave Of alsence Lord ~.
IS then IN condition 70 rcumc the DATES - has
hitherto so well perform cd Il uo' then some one else
viii be appointed. Sir Charles Wsle. former Minister
10 MEXICO is said 20 be candidate for the place That
the prolonged Illness Of Madame Chaieaur,naid Nero
| which SUSPECT may have been only sympathetic
effect OF the Hmpefois ndispo.iiiOD, hss taken 80
favorable ii turn that NJ Chatcaurenard VIII soon start
for Washington Is consegueItalii probable. ms IS
cDnueriOistd the Purposes OF TIE french Government
and then tde the trembling balance incline 10 or favor
Our irritation 90 the bu.dEg and fitting Of Conod rate
cruisers By Lugishmcn Is natural enough surely but
shall We pTofcss ourselves snperuman as 10 pretend
that ths irritation les nOt aTpcd OIL judgment and 10
pretend that opinions conceived ard Judgments deliv
cred under the pressure oi emotional excitement sfe per
fectly eoand and wisely pOltict Although Americfns
are we men. with some OF The weaknesses a men
with rather weak ncnoiier, fcr n'tance. ns 10 two
ella of English facts. Take, from many and
constant examples in cass Richard Cohdcns pro
test agains. tho G. :. A. English shpbndeis Yioaiioa
Of neuiaynote II moi for ils coqence only, nor for
lis proof OF good viii toward us but for It's effect In
England and on Ingush tgisiaiDfs. Take, ascxanpe
ia the other ca.s the repested and constant refusal of
The English Government to une with Napoleon IN acts
look Ing Straight orecognitOn Of the confederate STATES
OF America o. The yhole tlinlf look VOL lc.e and
an confident that you need not expect any Lo.Uie
They would look more clearly well were u not for the
bIlou saaOHs east on aspect AID pre- spcct by some 81
OuI newspapers I'M their iuky adcmbfrtiuus oi
witt France 1ni England as cur future home peace
policy. This Bullying sgaggering sort Of editorial IS
eagerly iakon up and exploited herc with Lntfcd
eraccj o. style and tough. by ne L1Hdon H7e,l aud
SIMILAR shecfo NE delight or our enemies AID . thc
dsgGst nrd alarm Of our bet. wiaest fTonde."
Duke de Morny moi well enough 10 preside at the
opening OF the session Of The Corps Lesaii yesterday
any illness Of person near the throne and 81
lis most solid supporters eIoies great deal OF rctnri
and among The timd. alarm. His mslady nov l.
said to be IL neufo6c affection very painful. but 10
daugsfous
The oppo,ition iOeuibsra have had meeting. where
thoy allotted tue part. each Aonld take in the dscn,
son on ihea]dref.. The Mexican and related questions
viii 30 treated 10y Jne- favrc and by Cusr0g editor
oitle Opif,ioa hligaai Under this head French 20.
lators with the Uni'ed States my be brought into
debate. md light may be called for respecting c. s. Al
Deputy Amman. Confederate ,ieamram Sphinx, alias
Danish Stakeholder. eiiGs Confederate Oiada now
lying al Eerro with the L. ). steamer NIAGARA Ia I'm
modsis unpleasant neighborhood.
A Borieogr paper having published a note % the
effect that ~. Amman sold Tue Olinda 81 the Danish
Government, received all his p,y for il, ard knew
nothing about IL late change OF masters ard dc.tins
ton ill no learned IL by tho public prints tho Danish
Consul AZ Bcdoau, wrote 10 The editor say distinctly
that the Danish Government never accepted nc Stack.
roddor of course never paid FOX IT, aud that NJ Arman
never ceased to have full right Of property u IT,
Paris correspondent Of the IL JoViei ds Hrd having
written that N. Arman was supposed 10 have len
France 10 be out OF tho way Of pondins examination
by French Government into THE Oinda business, ~.
Arman writes 10 deny, in high indignant strain that
lie ran away staying AWAY for fear 81 such nye,t
CATION but eloqueBtly ons 10 say wha, are his rea
tons 10 the Onda il il curious that the y rson
who took chsrge u 'Lo vessel as ~ hmaps agent ''