New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

Sienas-a little pamphlet OF twenty pages. cold tive
weeks ago for ten sous and sablc to-day for ~ NAM
francs II is an alasye crtique on the Life of Casar-
on the book, its hero and its author. That it i
maristerially calm, passionessly just, can not b
claimed. That 1t Is more e1tIavagant in blame
than favored notices have been IN praise cannot be pre-
tended Regarded piece Of artistic literary work
il is little masterpiece of Messoners miniature
historical pictures Is more exquistely drawn coored
tremendously completed in general and in accessories
This was the state Of things in the year seven afte
Christ, the thirty year Of the reign Of Augustus
seven years before his death; principally was com
pete success; the peope.king had got master. Slow
" risen out OF that vapor Of blood which had empurpel
its dawn tie star of the Juluses was mounting and
shedding mild light on the silent FORUM 80 The III
lie pamphlet opens Every page flashes with the bril-
liant wit Of ia polishcd sharpponied sentences. One
can conceive that there may have been something of
duer writer's provoked envy joined TO the Rulers offend
ed majesty, to urge the swift suppression Of this
pamphlet and legal prosecution Of its writer and
printer. The writer is NJ. Rogeard. graduate of the
Ecole Normalc young man who lad the within OF priS
ing his principles above his interests some years ago
and 80 Of refusing alegent oath TO the new Empire
master and so Of rerounciug bis assured position end
Establishments. But his little absurd, impractical
whm Of resting respectable to himself has not pre-
vented him from being 10 shy the least of as ntegen'
" s,udous OF and aud more familiar with the Ian
guage literature manners, customs rights and wrongs
Of Rome and its people and its history, as Napoleon
himself" In those days. then, lived this Iabcnus.
Have yon heard Of himi He was an eccentric, odd
humored man. Would you believe II, he obstinalely
persisted in being citizen OF city whore there were
subjects only. How queer Girls RomdHus sum- he
used 20 say you could not make him renounce the
phrase. Like Cicero he desired 10 Gle free in free
country :--just fancy 1t -Ctizen and free-what an
odd genius Wei, this absurd old Labionus. who
walks about in Rome, nttering re1ections-siricty apt
TO Rome and It, condition In those days, yet
strangely ft IN the mouth OF serious Partisan
Liberal Of today-meets Gallon. Gallon tells
him that Augustus Is on the point Of publishing his
Heraoirs "And since when do brgsnds write books'
ask, re honest Rruf old fanatic and then as the con.
gersation goes on, comes out from old Labenuss
month the energetic grovs and sharp incsive mordant
bites In view the force Of which Their terrblest force
deriving from tie terrible fitness OF them can al
most author Napoleon for using ais powers as
Emperor Napoleon to scize the pamphlet and so
threaten its writer that lie has escaped Eom the
Imperial AUTHORS Jurisdiction AMI is how self
eIiled man for years long In Brussels
\ Monsieur Joy-he. too, a classcaly nurtured man.
aud competent By long sudy,o say his say abou, Csar
and Gomo-wrote and got printed. some weeks ago
little oriLco historical essay Casar bis time, and
donrs. The printer having tie fear Of the authorities
before his eyes refused TO deliver the printed copies Of
NJ joys essay NJ Jolly. lawyer by profession. was
preparing 10 enter prosecution against the printer
demanding II the tribunals that ty should force the
printer 10 dsver the aforesaid printed pagos-askng
u the tribunals and Of the literary world is Cnaar
any other historical character period close
paration theme Ehc' ''iniy select partie. may treat
off, ~
1n6 preliminary pracvicfl answer to this seemingly
fair question IL present these facts, among oth' Il.
". joys work printed weeks ago. i not pub .shed.
probably VIII not be Published, IN Napoe ms lie.
time NJ Jolly. III. apartment. and the o. Astmen.s Of
the author Of the Prcpo, d, LaJieH., and even the
chamber OF seryan, Of VI. Jolly. hrce been crsuned
and the private papoTs therein oyeleIters mother,
letters intimate cXP.e;s..<s Of family love and
family Alfalfa tailor. til.. etc. etc ALI these hav,
been torn open spelled out uninterrupted by vulgar
police agents. No; "a with further particulars %
i
to Us made any day. without preliminary law process
In my rooms in YOUR. in anybody search sgans
yhoso proclamation no citizen or denlzen OF France ear
count his inuost sacred family altar reonor for Who's
PROCLAMATION Ms injustice and nutiity and wanion cru
ety and coarse violence being confessed, Is there
any possible indemnity, yet less apology
| provided by the laa-let me draw this moral
4 TroncAman under the actual regime is not Ike al
Enylishman acatled citizen Ia Bis own house. Nohins
Of HE bcs, privacy s sacred In the eve OF the rowe
reigring tronchmnn Is not completely citizen still
less IA ne All independent man. and 80. perhaps. you
dear middle headed Americanheader (vofny inclined
10 be the apologs OF this actual French regime, and
its CA,D viii comprehend nationally the real strength
OF this constantly timoTous. strong Goyernment-wil
find the sound Justification 81 TIE radically wise ianati
col Republicans Who s persist in living and think ne
| in France.
AMERICANS AID TIE TNrEEoE.
! 1 have never felt so s1ddonod and ashamed a
when In these ast past four years. talking with frenol
Liberals. all warmly sympathetic with our great Union
cause have had tho miserable Office of trying 20 *
plain why American Republicans. in four eases GU. U
FIVE frankly syrpatize with political justification !
quite different question: Louis Napocon's Grcibll
feeble strong Government and antpGihike in respcc
of all the highly and profoundly intellectual and mora
political Protestant opposition TO the actual regime
| Il IS
! To complete The moral" which I ssdraw!ng para
graph or SO ago Mark the essential weakness of 'l
practically strong Govomment-and yet marx tia
What is wort a. well best in this temporary Govern
ment OF France II oil muddled and confused togethe
By nineteen out OF twenty OF soi-dis.nt intcllgcn
American obscryant sympathizers. Think
jules Crs,B.