New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-04
THE TRIBUNE.
n,ersTrD FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

s,., Europe and the papers Ia this country usually
..,eaf themselves wiih publishing crude abstract
80; morning after the receipt Of the news
,.ericsn ncwspapcrs, too are very apt t. rely on
i. shors Of some one compiler, who may give the
.ose Of bis prcjudiccs to the record Of public mat
49, We have already given the principal features
| n tho Foreign News by the last two arrivals, but
a;.I that the following extracts made from a more
| ,bo,oarh reading. may not be- unntcrcsiins
Tur Oregon QrEsrioN.-Wc copy the follow
,snotlc Paris Correspondence OF the European Times
~, viii show the opinion Of the French papers cu This
question
.d much u the attention OF the press and e pubic oil
f.es1aL Ga the fret he feeling Il, upon ihe Whole
ssraa Amecl, That il against Ae preicn-0l pll orh n
~ enfs harancuc, which excited such striking de-
ossrrainin the British Parliament Tie Journal de' Dc
". he principal ministerial organ, and which j. understood
.ak ihe personal sentiments oihs hnesiy Louis Philip
= AmsclL las declared ln ihe most $780, ".-
On. that the demands of lie American president to int
-iot territory OF oregon are "nIe"s"nA1.' eIu
r,ci AMI has niIlaed 10 oil cOu &c. 'teiui! ti-A'"
"a CAUTIOUS terms. Iat ~ the event o rupture be'Ne
la.aad and America Ne nlaiLes; H nD ~" M ,
race OF France would be with England The Dtobe
r ministerial organ, peculiarly under the control VI VI
qxo Minister for Foreign Affairs, has also Warmly IT,
krd what's calls the arrogant preensious Of NJ Polk
"a pst t. Ike the Globe anu the Dcbdi OF ConscNafe
efscpes bu opposed 70 the present Mns.fy and D.
limo fr s bitter hatred of England and every iAn.
Fssh md is earnest hostility The en,eate cordre b..
- ~ pgc,s bss dtclared on more 'isn one occasion.
1rne demands OfiAe GOrenment OF he nico o'.-' 10
De territory of Oregon not 5nseiaobt'
The London Morning Chronicle OF May It, in q
oag editorial on the Oregon Question has the fol
owing paragraph
teacsi the only settlement, Of he Oregon, would be- O.
gi.on OF ne territory dispute AMI ile Columbia Hyer
h Inc ofho far division. The sole advantage which TIE
lrercaus would gain by fixing lie frontier az ihe lJh dc
sTcwoud be deprive US OF The N lary ana commerce
'g.n,af es OF that rvcr the Territory North ui beng o
sralyaue The river Is, therefore the real lOA IN as
,e and for all the purposes OF peace aud trade, he posses
sop Of one bank siices. To Calm both beimys bchge
fIaoive- beiu the very last motives 10 which we should
rye way Nel'hercan u be shlo ma Luslah mas pei -c-
s vese because Do seeking preserve half of the Co
'a sle nis ror.s farther North, where sic may eXcl-
% essh sn fleets and arselals. TINS i cOnira-lcec 10y
W. .. Ia. t,arcans nj uorfiOu of f.rl tor.
q one side Of the straits VI fuch
The London Herald OF May 18TH says;
have elsewhere collected The opinions Of several Of
s,o., r,el eni of our American contemporaries on the
nrf deelarsion Of tie Bnsh Ministry, The tone Of which
s,dnlsv pscifc IL is needles add thar hese sen-
meals are warmly recipocaiedin this country"
rs-We take the following from the Paris cor
respondent Of the European Times
Psrs has been very gay this season Balls, Source and
private ihcacals have succeeded each other. night after
nish with unweang repidy, and concerts in scores have
occupied the earlier part OF every day Among these ies-
,,. noe nj ,e Conn iave occupied of course proni-
nen place The balls and receptions Of hing Louis Philippe
were attended by the official representatives, and Tie most
Distinguished personages OF every country al present l Pa
n.nv eminent, and wealthy citizens Of the United States
Hs Roya Hghuess the Due de NemOurs has also given
srl nacnf cent efe which chiefly remarkable rom
r>cuar costume for gentlemen being vigorously insisted
apon The salons OF Colonel Thorn, The rch American who
@s.o long been one Of me most favored 4os OF the oea"
rea have not enjoyed Their woicd spenior uis season
owing anchoy caiamtcs IN the Cooncfs family
Hs ft generally, are among the most brilliant OF winch
Pans can boast and hir invitations are eagerly sought aer
e ben mandt and hy those who claim io belong thereto
Ok late however he has not scattered ms letters Of invita-
ton with the pOfusi0n formerly and his exclusive
A. uQ VI Il
General Tom Thumb and the Iowa Indians are carrying
n before Them The General having had immense sue
cess with hs public and private sc1ncts was offered nn en-
g,gemeiby The management ofhe Theatre du Vaudeville
wch with that keen eye 90 making money for which the
tny gentleman Is remarkable e instantly accepted Wei
o hin shat be- did for he ha- made such hit as The
Psrsian theatres have MOI seen for years The piece IN
sory. In which Tom Thumb not only Stays wicked ogre.
Who les On human nesh bat does many other rcdoubahe
exploits, the easl of which would cast INTO the shade thoe
@hc mo- renowned hero OF modern times. The General
tuis himself admirably admirably, indeed That great
a as reputation was before IL Is now most coossal-o
'yasissi sasiness"
Icnolher department Of public amusement in his cap
.al America makes contribution ma the person of Mr
Noil, who Is gaining enthusiastic applause by his per
orrces oi reals of horscmlusip in ie CIRQUE in ic
Slanls Misses This Individual L. certainly clever
ta b. would make himself popular Cham hc is, u
y were io treat his audience with afriic respect
Iase "cdreu 81 the forest" have been received hy Ac
kng and ROYAL Family and by some of the learned socie
ut~ They excite immense curosiy-uo, go much he curl
80! OF ue gaping crowd as OF the higher and educated
Cases O; society.
eone,on with literature itmay be- mentioned that Vic
Whsgo who has lately been created peer Cf France has
has''d another volume ON the Rhine" winch has hlt,
az works which bear his name have bad, very grea
- ". iaefs Aoush very attentive to "is lc.lsl, du-
"a tnls time 10 labor ou ms Hsi0rt "a t0ngtdf ne I'm
~ ana another volume or two may shortly be expected
49, "a nav, VtVn aieaiN l"ni-fN nave suid il i"iic'
e 10 NE extent OF 5000 copies, whilst reprints and trans
as "a England and continental countries wi carry NE
1917 0afefy moderate calculation. 20 upward. OF lNN'
to winch, of cOu.e, suil remains io be added ut CIR
-anou obtained In the United States Suchu success i'm
n ana is m Itself alone enough 20 render the author io
efiaol> Eugene sues Juif frrGsf j. generally CON
s'ed aalu'e; or as failure is rather too strong word
psfpy any thing That cmamae, from So distinguished an
n lei " say, rather has not had The success That VS.
@ed II j. read. o De- SURF, hy hundreds of thousands
readers, bur tNc'es nothing Ike the enthusiastic adm
,eoa That WAS bestowed upon the Ns.,re dc Paris De
al4ie, The po,lcg viii shortly publish Historic
a. Giroaders upon which h has been enesc, or nan
,-S AcNaAder Dumas Is wuuns amt publishing roman
rs WIN hsc-Aundrcd-.uihor power. Heaven alone
o~s Tie exact ngurs OF romauccs he has a, ihs moment
teifa!S
ABOUT THE LIVING AND TIE DEAD.
hcs d.. George Cook. died al 81 Andrew Ed.
-o.ra, on the 18Th Of MAY DE- Cook Vas for ons per.
~ acknowledged leader of the moderate party ln The
'..hN Church OF scotland, and Tor ic last sevcnee
lso;esser Of moral philosophy and political economy
y hsN. u had reached an advanced age, beng We be
-e'e, upwaf OF seventy.
The celebrated Danish ply scian and savan Dr. }
s.sna.,' died Al Copenhagen TIE seth April in Tie
vincent stnckey, the eminent banker. died sudden
IN rs library a. ms in Laaspo, on lie uich of ,i
Stoi Arr- he wGs 10 rs 7sfh ve.- s ~
| SIR DAVID Milne q. c. B. Admiral Of The NVh;,e
4ec II Desonport on the D. Apr.!
The venerable Lord Carberv died o.. the 10Th O.,
- rcs.eeucc Caste tickc. county @. Corl u. io-l
VS. eCfu 1888, MARI ca ir lit3 he uar8 iabr III ~
oco EaI Of Arli, succeeded ls i.i.sr IN M, hr-..
IN AZ his cousin iu The peere ge in l7 and NJ
N-.s Oi a.r At Tie -mc oi h.s disease.
The dcceasc Of Mr.. >myihc OF Mc,hvcn. rcp,o,..
ss,ocr Of fie subjects If Burns Muse from u. $50
<g the heroine Of one OF h> sweetest lyrics. b ,,b
Sy1e, an merry she" Mrs >inyie's maiden nan,
Va kuphslla Murray OF LulOse, cct .n tie soetc sr
s-Ase VI ile country. Tie Flower o. >iIenQle she ~ a
@Arsl 10 her relative. Sir William Nufu5, OF Ocl cryr,
sd.ACg 1t tie present btonci, where Burns me Der,
.e y D noAcrn Excursions, when he was ihe lonOr,
sss a ie tables 81 the nobility ant gentry She accomp
20 I'm OF email party 20 G.enuuc', on IT, Oc
lfs estate. CrcH. sn med ils poet silNe by ID
aoa4. accomplishments and her - mpcly wiih Gs adm
80 u ile beauties OF nature Tsse suggested tie son
- Which her viii ever De- associated which hc q,
soupoa an Old airy, OF which only lie t~O trsi lines
eaorus survive IN the modern song.
1he Nail0uei OF Paris announces a new and hcav
49, 'ae republican party IN the oi NJ Cavaigun
sVtfSse iHe-s and fortune. contributed 20 susis.
.rEAas rias IAe Courier Fransai. makes bis eu.o.
-ese words -" !. await PANE o'gn crOyan le c.
IN s@ef, e. le temperament d'gn martyr" Tire tlucr
49, AsnAc TOOK pace a. Np'Ic Dame de Lorttc q
e< $50 ~. he "a OF May. Bodies OF National Gulrc
" iiso Schools. a41 number OF BIZ polite
lsea a. lie ceremony, ana accom- panied his u
oeSys e cemetery OF Moumartre where speeches WEI
1 ~, over h.s grave.