New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-30
PARIS.

THE REVIEW OF THE GARRISON OF PARASITIC PoPBs
ALLocUTroSs-sPAN's OFFER OF REFUGE TO
PIUs-rHR PRINCES CARLOTrA's HRALTH-TAL-
LEYRAND.
From Our Special Correspondent
Did write four cas- ago that tho review OF the
garrison Of Pans by tic Emperor, which had been much
talked of and announced aud ad ourned since his return
from Bianitz would be hell this week in the Bots de
Boulognel might, good authority, as, on good au-
thority had been writing day later should have said
that the review ssa POSTPONED. The idle worlds
people are not to concu from this absolute ruthessness
of authority" yet ter reckessness of truth in tho
wellnormed cores ondent. It not the fault, for
example of the journalist Il at the fact OF the Emperor
found still morning morning at St. Cloud contradieed
some half dozen times their announcements that be was
TO leave for Bauit; tie pre- ed n evening Doubtless
there is woful deal Of in tle utterances through
newspapers Of elegammaans and editors and even cor
respondents and special This partly because the
greedy general reader will have news to breakast-ruh.
full il may be- but in any case news and the la" OK
supply and demand in force in this as IN other depart
The public taste-or want of trimming old
tiers or after the products of the EcOun school, aTt-
sans in smoke and conce Juice, or disciples OF Edouard
FIere, forthwith increase and multiply and MI tho
worlds auction-rooms with their works. But there
is cause for the seeming worhlessness Of good authority
and the suddenly stale and fat appropriateness OF news
flowing "Orginal sources, ana the seeming cOnse-
quent disregard Of their sacedoal office the part OF
Intelligent correspondents there are no other which the
general reader persists in overlooking How often has
happened General that you have voluntarily or by orcc
Of outward PRESSURE changed your sed morning purpose
before bedtime. Why change is almost more constant
than consaney in your private niue plans ana your gess
public life ministers Of state emperos and that sort are
mutable by win accident In the time Of Louis XIV
" lie ROi SOe" appreciate the real sincerity OF
the cure who preaching before that man-godkn, enun
ciated the famous " Most mortal" But in our
democratic days. when the occupant Of the "proudest
position on eaIh" our President frankly says after
dinner indeed, at Buffalo, " am nothing but mortal
man, it is odd that the general reader still persists IN The
old way Of considering here and there man as not mortal
or at least otherwise mortal man. like Napoleon ILL., as
not subject TO the accidents aud ordinarily going
with humanity and mortality.
his Majesty did yesterday review some 70 900 troops on
the at the Bots de Boulogne and that he did
this on horseback. Whcreupon the three per cents
mounted little The quotations would have risen higher,
but that the military commission, OF which spoke IN my
last may be said IN manner 10 DC setting on tne pubic
funds Then for three days there has been oppessyey
roostng them the heavy canardspecg the new order
for general recruiting Of four men in the thousand IN
Russia That the Russian Government has ordered NIL
ing up Of the ranks great wasteu army true sppa
rently That should do what all other Governments IN
Europe doing waste its strength IN military efforts
no impoltic unnatural in u than IN them That
this should be taken proof Of the definite eoneu
SION of an offensive and defensive alliance with new Prus-
STA seems your correspondent very gamey and cana-
esaue does the accompanying sensational explanatory
comment that the negotiations Tor ntrgues that nave
been going for time-with promise attery,
said OF successful ssuefOr the annexation Of large
parts OF the Eastern Church 10 the spiritual domain Of the
Roman Catholic Pope, arc chief impeing motive with
Russia 10 such alliance.
The Popes last two allocutions the one relating TO
Italian affairs the other 10 the RussoPoish church cues
tion both delivered in the secret consstoy OF october
90 you read the text Of IN yesterdays
They are 10 be regarded and generally regarded here,
as purely official l. e. exofcial or PickwcEan formulay
yefbagc So far as they have any bearing the Franco
Italian Convention of Sept. u.s. which will be executed 10
tha letfa
King of Hanoyes proclaimed reservation OF his theore-
cal rights in face of the annexation OF his late kingdom TO
New Prussia
lis only as reporter Of the weeks talk that notice
much Of the loosest, windiest kind respecting SPANS
offer Of protection or territorial refuge 70 hing nus Ns
poleon does not wish him 10 leave Rome Victor Eman-
e docs wish him TO eaye he does not wish to leave
Immediately after the llth Of next month the King OF
Italy will take the place Of Emperor OF France as the
chief of the Pope's protective police in Rome. byant
BIZ Emanuel his successor, will annex 70 Italy tho
larger Part of what territory and population are sun bur
dened with the hopeesslybad administration OF pTiesty
administrators. The Pope will protest, and undergo the
fact As for leaving Rome for Grenada other towns In
Spain, that would be TO Jump rom eotor.sOg sI.s
from all reports that reach us from SPan must before
long break with flaming violence poPoruoned 10 tho
violence of the means applied for ITS suppression.
The last reports from Mramar are that Princess Char
loe has become calm and gives hope TO her friends and
to Mexican bondholders Of future complete restoration
70 sound mind Reports Of that ladys state Of mental
health arc 40 liable to be cooked by politically and
pecunay interested reporters, that they must be taken
with or alloNhnce.
Read and Judge ye whether should say the OF
remarkable certainly remarkably able Aatterng essay
on American finances in the number for October IS OF la
CorrsspohdaHf IL is from the pen Of NJ. Horny MOreau,
whose equally remarkable articles on French policy
toward America ls6lls63 published in the same yau
able periodical in 1864 have since been so thoroughly
tested and approved by that stern impartial critic, the
Course OF Events"
Listening to conversation the other evening, that
started from NJ Moreaus article but presently wandered,
as conversation will whom the interocutors don't lecture
but talk learned that Sir Henry Bulwer has nearyre
for publication work upon Talleyrand Since his retire
ment from ConstantnOple and active political life. Sir
Henry has settled himself here in Paris Nothing
natural than that such veteran retired dpomatst should
turn his still vigorous intellectual activity 10 the conside-
ration Of the of that great diplomatic specialist
Taeyrand's fame however, is getting more and moro
70 depend what have not learned than on what
knew of him. Its shrewd calculation in the
of bis fame for his tesamenary still adjourn
the publication Of those papers which he left TO be pub
shed 80 years after his death keeps up curiosity lends
mystery. BY the time that they do get 10 print 1880
thereabout is l believe the newly fixed term) u will
probably out that OF their value has been already
discounted mere gossping, greedy curiosity even VIII
have saked its thirst hv eatsSes nom nthes sources