New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05

oueston These articles many of which are composed
in the French home office. afterward reransated
and published by the Noaiteur and ConsHmiohnst as
genuine specimens Of English opinion Ihis IS pre-
csey the same dsgracelg and shallow game wncn was
eYposed a few years ago when the difficulties OF that
degraded member Of the English bar Sergeant Gover
which he had made with the Duke de Persigny Tor the
sale OF The Morning Chroaiele. That old ana once
respectable paper expired under tine W TrT T that IFS
policy was French. and people would not read u.
remember well during the last days Of that paper see
ing lying unopened on the tables OF elnos ana IT,
honses while ali others eagerly sought after 1he
Ddily Telegraph, the only successful penny paper
in London is not, presume. sold body anu SOU 10
France. the wretched Morning 6aTonte's was.
eors have calculated that they may sell column OF
two 70 France without prejudice to their elIcuato
They had better however tahe care. IN n r
in tbe teeth of English opinion, and 1t is astonishing
how quickly paper which acts uneonsclentousiy ny!
go down. The Emperor Is always OoAhg VgI " D.Loe
he press all over the world lon must wen KNOW th
The Conrrr Francois published in the United states
belongs 10 him. SO does The International OF Lynuo
Whenever you see in the MoaHeT reprodnetion., Oh
onv foren article Won should always inquire WletleF
the quotation is made from genuine paper OF HoA
suborned organ trading under false colOfs' ,..z
Prince Achille Mura,, the brother OF the Princess
Anna who lately married the Duke de Moucby fought
dne on Tuesday with NJ. Rocheford. writer IN the
Fi1ayo who had made fun OF the evidence Wh!eh nc
gave I'm favor of Miss Cora Pearl IN lawsuit between
her and householder me Prnee Is one IIo I've,
habituay in the society OF people OF Aer eiaSs anu
goes to The balls and dinners OF IashOhaDie W,e.es
The duel had happily no fatal consequences Prnce
Achille Murat was badly wOunded-ln the shiIti NO
adversary slightly in the hip aud then tbe secolus
stopped the encounter, and declared that 1onor was
satisfied ,.. = Ind,
The meeting organized by the association OF Ereneh
ladies for sending help TO the freed people OF America
took Mace as announced jan II, IN the sane her%
The chair was occupied by VI. Laboulaye, VINO 10 an
coouent openrg address, gave short sKetch OF the
formation of the society He spoke OF the trench
ladies as excited to take the initiative IN some WORK W
The example of their sisters in England ana America,
and Judging from the result he thought their de0ut was
not unsuccessful. After abiding to the perfectly uh,
sectaran character OF the ASSOCIATION ne heu.lohcu
that since It's formation in April last ~ cases contain
ing s. 1872 articles Of clothing valued at 2'9o9T anu
" t66f in money, had been sent by the committee
making in all 81 935fr. Among the other speakers
we're the Rev. M. Grandperre and the rev Nj.
Dhombres Pastors Of the Reformed Ch1rch OF trahcc
Prince do Broee, and NJ. Cochin. The last-named
gentleman gave most interesting account OF the
progress of emancipation in Cuba The rich tropretors
there be said quite prepared 70 emancpate thei
slaves and the opposition came nom the hoverhDent
OF Madrid which had the patronage in CUBA OF 2Jo0
places The inhabitants of Cuba demanded political
liberty and release from the army Of Spanish function
aries end If they got that they would De too deShteu
TO &C. y OF Slavery.
lie ss Of the tickets ard the collection at the close
of tic meeting amounted 20 nearly 3OJVr "A poor sum
Contrasting this small amount with tue 2WoOVO
of francs which had been subscribed IN Englbnd, ne
said that in France the art OF giving was not under
stood because people accustomed 10 look 10 GOV
eminent as IA special providence.
The lltest news from Spain is that PTlm Is gong
ahead Instead OF flying into Portugal he il raising
the whole country in Aldlusa. and marching WITH
confidence upon Cordova. My belIeI Is that Trim VIII
succeed