New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-17
rransI.tions from Foreign PAPER. fol- the Tribune.

Translations from Foreign Papers fol- the Tribune.
OLD Connecticut IN NUREMBERG.-Le Cor
respondent de Nuremberg OF the latter part of
August says, our magistrate has published de-
claration against extravaganza IN dress, which is
becoming so common among our lower classes.
The following is an extract from 1t
The great extravaganza the inordinate thirst
of pleasure, the recherche ridicule in dress par
tculary among the women-the daughters OF
servants and laborers, ETC., are the true enemies
Of Notwithstanding their domestic happiness,
and impeding their prosperity.
"Therc is no remedy for this evil but in the
confidence one ought to have IN those, who, as
narents. husbands tailors, instructors, masters,
&c, should use their influence by giving good
example, and inspiring their families and subordl-
mates with principles of economy.
"In other countries, Temperance societies have
been formed that have produced the most tavora-
bic results. Among us, societies against useless
luxury, and in favor Of simplicity IN dress-socl-
etics Of economy in the largest sense OF the word
would be received by many with great pleasure
and society SO formed could not but be happy
in its results.
L'Emancipation di BrureIles gives an account
Of the narrow escape of workman of Rollegham
named Woutermaers He was repairing the spout
of church, and having placed long ladder
AGAINST it, mounted 80 feet. when the ladder
broke right at the round on which he was placing
his feet. He fell, still holding on to the ladder
against the wall Of the church, when Shipping
along the side, he caught against corner formed
bv column, where he sustained himself. The
rector, who was experimenting the work, was SO
frightened at the fellows danger, and believing ne
was lost, shut his eyes, and stralghtway began to
give him full absoution, hurrying over the cere-
!nonv lest he should not get through before ne
dropped, and it would be too late. Not hearing
him fall, however, as soon as he expected, ne
opened his eyes, and looking up saw the poor 1el-
low still clinging for dear life at that dizzy hight
Thinking the case demanded acting instead OF
praving, he ordered men to mount the steeple,
and let down ropes, by which he was rescued from
his perilous position The good rector overjoyed
at the mans safety, gave him glass OF beer, and
wanted to send him Immediately to hls master
but he cooly adjusted his ladder again, and re-
mounting finished his work.
I.e NarrQtem SuisSe relates, that at the recent
tete of the nativity of the Virgin in Brullesan
lAppenzcI Canton,) the rector (Welshaupt at
the end Of the sermon, declared that II any one
worked in the field that day he would shoot hun.
One of the neghbors, Mr.. Fuchs, despislng the
threat went to work. The rector seeing hlm,
fired away, and lodged twenty shot IN his legs
and feet. Another, also at work, had to run
for it.
The affair had created quite a sensation, ana
was going before the bishop.
VIC should term that a physical argument.
TAa Democratic Pacifque' says Mr.. BLOND
LOT has presented to the Academy of Science at
work upon digestion, i'll which no ee'oribod tao
means OF attaining constant source OF the gas
trio Juice. 1t is by making an orltice IN the sto-
mach of a dog. He made the experiment on a
living dog, and took cut large quantity OF the
gastric iuice without killing the animal. VI.
Payen performed some experiments IN this acld
of NJ. Blondlot, and at constant temperature OF
So or 80 degrees he entirely dissolved dressed oeel
and pork-the skin of beef and gelahnous sub
stances generally Two bones were also con-
siderably diminished in the powerful sovant.
Afterwards Mr.. Payen presented sealed packet
which contained the description Of two means ol
producing an acid, equally strong, which he calleo
sGAEsTRAsE.'
Monsieur Arago announced last month to the
Academy Of Sciences that Saturn exhibited at
present a remarkable eccentrlclty. Instead Oh oc-
cupng the centre of his ring, he IS so placed tha'
his Southern edge appears showed past 1t. Inc
same eccentricity exactly reversed was Observed
in 1924.
INSTR TRUCTlON-A Gentleman, whose classl-
cal and literary aanmsnts well fit hln Tor the m
&C structuc Youth would b. glad OF an opportunity oi en-
ssgng himself private tutor, or as al assisdi'
Roa1dinc School ConmunIcatons may be et al he po9H
Store Of Mr. r. Carter No 6s Canaseet addressed 10 on'
p6 iw'
J7RENCH LANGUAGE-Mons. Bekeart, pro
fssor Of the French Language begs inform hs friends
that he is now forming classes oI beginners at his residence
PIiyate Lessons gwen home al the residence OF
the pupils. "
BOARDING -SCHOOL-The Mount Vernon
ID Academy pleasantly situated in 5Sth street on the Od
Post Road yerv near the Sd MI and Mrs daze pro-