New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-23
proved road to honor In France for the present lies in
tho way Of fighting thick and thin for its military sue

cess everywhere Friends Of Proudhon have arranged
% psy tie debts Of the and secure an honest ye
hood 10 bis wife and children. Publication Of his pos
luminous works rather papers thereirom are looked
to as partial reimbursementS OF their outlay In shs
direction. A work which be was busted on TIL near
his dying day, the subject Of which is tho p0ltr
cal capacity OF the working classes in France Is now
In press. A more curious work is promised by
literary executors publication Of lis notes to h's oie
For the post tin years and moIe Proudhon had the
habit OF noting on blank inter.sayed edition OF the
Bible Of which be- oufneyman printer Lad set Up the
typos, bis Proudlon's) ideas, comments notions etc.
on tho traditional text The very curious. and not
merely olrious value Of Proudhon's Commentaries on
the Bible five ever got them in priut would be that
they would he tie perfectly sincere expression Of an
utterly honest ntegenees Interpretation adapted to
our days want Of tex that has been SO begogged By
ost " It's sOidisa aors OF all churches ana
sects. -
Yorr correspondent here interrupts, most unwilmSy
The train ne was In of literary gossip for the seke ofe
curing 10 and in part correcting what he said at the
ouse, Of this letter have received on the instant
note from person who orshs to know, from which
mus. extract the following: II think that Monsieur
Chateaurenard leaves for the UDi.ed States am
assured that he is very favorable nor TO the North
York az in Paris But mind that silly swagger on our
side does not I. ~ D. more than his exaggerated
interpreters; ttcjr swagger can scare us
hasten TO change the subject. because my further
treatment Of it is impeItinence. To continue any
argument. ] must presume that passion. vanity, and
morenary irritation, and sublime disregard of our
countrys real interests weak boyish frenzy for hay'
ing our own sweet Wills way 1t any oost-that these
and such p.dful sinesses really the motive poweH
of our people to-day the strength Of which our shy.
shally Governments Administration is not strong
enough TO defy control Judge We.
Iheye but an inch Of white paper to spare; it be
better given than TO tie names Of pnst great name
TX General hichesthonorn gif.of
the people McC ollan subsidized this week in,o pleasant
headquarters at the Hotel Do rEmpire Rue Neuve des
Aueistns Mr. Mcclellan not being regarded In these
parts az in any way trelted TO the Napoleon family
nor On the other hand as being in any way
related TO tie Perricidal Chiefs Of orr mother
country's dissensious Is let arrive 10 and
walk akout Paris streets rs interest miideSf,
Indifferent modern traveller. / never made an ass
Of myself by bowling worthy Mr.. Mcclellan. esq.
into The unaansbe Napoleoric category. and 20 had
never occasion to degrade myself in degrading bin
with shameful abuse when lis bFilanlly.proyed In
capacity as n captain ut last patiently houted tie silly
popular bosh that would make him second Napoleon In
spite OF himself and common sense.
But seeing this wel-neaning victim OF sillier well
meaning victims 10 their own stupid fancies now here
walking simply Paris streets with none SO poor
TO pay lin homage, / can't refrain from quoting
There ant sholl pleese you al honest
man. look you. and soon dashed He Is a mavelous
good ncigbbor. IN soob, and very good bowler, but
for Ahssader alas, you see. how tis;-s little Der
parted"
Late coming American news, thank the higher
powers help AL to hopefully continue In Cosiards
phrase" But there are worthless a coming will speak
their mind in some other sort"
lie! us hope.