New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

their name from that crack Drained noblemsn Suisse
queny 1t went down In the world and experienced the
queerest fortunes Once It was devoted to process oil
hatohng eggs BY steam, under the lucid name OF the
Eccaleobion next 1t accommodated panorama OF the
Mississippi (not. think. Banvard's);l then Barnums
Aztecs exhibited themselves there then sparring
matches were held within its precincts and morally IL
went to dogs remember 1t In William the Fourth's
time as Miss Lnwoods Exhibition described by Dick
ems as "mausoleum Of by gone needlework.' Then
toy or paste soldier used to pass specially across
window pane at intervals Of half an hour suppose
by way OF advertisement Who was Miss Linwooo'
wonleri Why did she devote her Life to eproduction
of such dismal tapestry and why notify the public
(goneray in the shape of few small boys and seeoy
man or two. who assembled on the sidewalk to watch
for the soldier) In such idiotic mannerf Sevhio
House Is no more, and London not much The worse
| for IT,
Our papers are full of extracts from NAPOLEON the
Thirds History of Julius Cesar in which that objec
tioneble species OF Manichism known as hero'wor'
ship seems to have eliminated when the fp1
breaches let the chickens beware" isa famous French
proverb. The Imperial ReyDards homily Is just what
might have been expected. intoxicating the inherent
benedcencc of evil and how VIC ought oil Of u.s. to bow
IL,
created for the use of foxes and the pcty disnserest
cdnes and excellence Of the former in condeseendng
to devour the latter Happy poultry If they would only
recognize this truth. The Emperor breaches royalty
kening his uncle TO the Messiah nay, speaking Of him
% the Messiah orucifed The wolf that diated on the
virtue of wolves could hardly have gone further. ]
wish that w. II. Fry OF THE TRIBuSE-the man OF oil
men who understood Bonapartism and estimated 1t at
Ia-o ilwa1 Inv
view of this book Has Napoleon the Third ever read
the history Of Jonathan Wild the Great, wonder. and
especially the FIRST chaptcr'
Tho book. however, as sampled by the quotations
which have appeared in the French and English papers
Is remarkabls-it ought to be 80. With respect ~ iis
preparation it puts all previous hobbies of royal or
lustrious authors in the shade. Bruyere's eruscan
bindings Ancions first editions. Baye's luxurious
covers Walpoles Strawberry Hill press, RogersS Italy,
Boydelrs Shakespeare. all must yield to Imperial ex.
penditurc. The battle fields Of the great Roman have
been measured, surveyed and reported on; his eI.
petitions traced step by step an antique trircme or
wnrgaey built and equip ped from stem to stern on tho
Seine to verify points of description and narrative.
Verify what would the "hooked.nosc Caesar" have
said whom he invaded Gau and set up his tents on The
site Of Lutclia could he have known what would b.
done there in bis honor In near 1900 years time
Tho resnl Of such an expenditure OF time and patience
and above oil OF money. cannot fail 20 produce some
result But from the extracts afforded the work Dus
be considered kabe rather elaborate apology
for the existing policy OF the present Empcror-ss a
euogy Oh typical WOLF by one Of the brecdan invol-
untary autobiography for its literary merit or
perfection osstyc. It's first critic. by tho way. Is
Jew who objects to the Nessianc ausoa before men
toned Put you will probably hear enough. and
than enough of tho uistorYSf Caesar during the next
few weeks.
Tho Saffron Hill murder has terminated In the
sentence offvc years penal seryuae 70 the self
Italian who forward at tho risk Of his life to save
his couatTyman. Poiziami. The trial reads more Ike
romance than an everyday reality. II has supplied
another arrow TO the culver ofhe increasing opponents
to the death penaliy.
There was meeting at Manchester this week by The
Emancipation Society "to celebrate the passing OF tho
anti Slavery Amendment Of the United ssacs Consii'
tuition and good ore Also another meeting, both OF
ladies' and gentleman In this city at the house oil Mr
Thomas Cook No. p Great Russe,lst. bloomsbury 10
further an admirable project fuggesied by this gentle
ma, TO The ar namely TO freight ship with clothing
and other pecesseres for tie reiefof the freedmen and
freed women Of tie Southern States. IN emulation OF
what was once done by Americans FOR Ireland. and stu
later fos Tie impoverished operatives Many
friends Of ours were present among them the
Rev. Crammoad Kennedy Of Gew.YorA. than whom no
man has triyen better for lis country abroad. whether
in Scotland Or England. The movement seems likely 10
succeed.
Tie new Law Courts are determined o.. TO he built
On the site OF Carey.st close 20 Temple Ear HEY VIII
occupy large space of ground and according to report
are 20 form vast Temple Of Justice Ike That existing
At Pcrs, but even on gTandor scale. Folks say. how
evs-and tie d is at present the gossip oi Tue town
that Barry and Scott and The other great architects Of
tie day are to be eIclGded from Glance OIL building IT,
the lob being given 10 Mr. Abraham. nominee and
relative Of tie Lord Chancellor. There IS ~ least
probability IL tie report. ior tie same gentleman was
Amounted 70 build the Middle Tembe Library 0! which
be made decided mes II being complete ailnre ard
the appointment ofhe sons and sonsnaw Of the Chan
ceor to various posts Tor which they have prorei uh
matter of too much notorety to render the present
ale .iion unlikely. Treasury inquiry IL NOW pend
ing too. into the irregular deposition Of Mr.. Leonard
Edmunds Clerk II The Letters Patent ONCE ana hi'
tension, shor a yory,broi term Of service. on 4soo
year. together with the appointment 81 tho Hon.
sncsby Bethel and MIR G. b. Carter late Captain Of
tie 7iih Foot .onn.law Of tie Chancellor. TO Inc
POSTS 30 vacated by Mr.. Edmunds. Undoubtedly the
Chancellor is Of enormous legal ability and we
wouldn't be ready 10 believe evil OF him. but il may DO
that reform, Ike charity Should begin at home
Prince Arthur has left England on q three.month'
tour in the Holy Land following the track pursued by
bis brother the Prince Of Wales three years ago TIE
OIL says that the Empress Eugenie las addressed O
letter 70 Queen Victoria, proposing some sort Of move
men for the protection Of the holy places In the East
one would think there Ind been enough mischief about
,be-, already. tlIey were toe text which led 10 tho