New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-25
Euter from Paris.

The following paragraphs from The last dates Of
the Paris correspondent; Of the Boston Atlas:
The minister OF public Instruction has published re-
port Of the publications issued in the year rs, from
French press. They number-5,62l books ,io5 prints
1872 pieces OF music l04 maps: in all $50 works. He
has also published report approving the system Of Inter-
national Literary Exchange ndefatgaby carried on by
Mr. Vatemare Several OF the papers have contained
cles i valuable collection Of books received by Mr.. V
from the city OF New York. in for similar present
there by The city Of Paris two years since
They gave idea OF the size, and wealth of
Gotham which seemed to asonsh the people hert, who
cannot mag the rapid growth OF cities Il would.
however have been better if the Municipal authorities
New York. instead Of lavshing money on the binding Of
their public documents, had added 10 them the works OF
their fellow. citizensparticulary those upon history.
Books are always presented 10 public libraries here, in
Sheets that they may be bound in a uniform style.
Bishop Hughes of New York has preached the two last
Sundays In the Church OF ST. Philippe ia Iould The OBJ
ec Of his visit Is 10 obtain for his diocese missionaries
the convent of Sisters of Charity and the Monastery
VI Christian school teachers and see by Catholic pa
per that in this diocese alone Sc Catholic churches have
been coRsecrated within the last six years. and the num-
Der priests sweei from 40 10 10. Subscriptions have
been opened Europe for Catholic Cathedral OF unusual
size and spendo- to be erected Washington city Bishop
Odin of Texas is about to leave has left HAVE with
81 Catholic priests for his diocese, at the Seadre de 81
Sups which contains upwards OF 200 students, large
class has been established who taught the English
language that they may labor In America.
The 300th anniversary OF the death Of Martin Luther
observed on the lsh by appropriate religious ceremo
States At Berlin the Royal Library opened TO public in
spcction, during the day. collection Of objects be-
longing the great reformer which not usually
ed 10 View Among them were several portraits OF him
by Cranch, of them parchment. representing him
at the age OF 50 years with his autograph underneath
Scepre Of silvergilt borne by the Rector OF the Uni
versity Of Wu7temburg, when Luther received from him
the degree Of Doctor Of Theoogy-s3 printed volumes.
with autograph marginal notes. &c &c Ronge bids fair
10 become great reformer Lutherhe has recently
desired these who profess his creed to call themselves
members of the Universal Christian Church, and not Ger
man or Christian Catholics, rs hitherto.
The FOuriere subscription for medal to be preseated
to Eugene Sue defender of the sacrificed classes and
promoter OF the organization Of labor amounts thus far
20 eleven hundred Most OF the subscribers give
only 10 each and their names and professions
are duly heralded in the Democratic Pacifque Mr. Due
peaux Inspector general Of the Belgian prisons has pub
lished project for the erection OF quarter modee at
Brussels destined for the residence of the working classes
1t Will contain l26 small cottages, with gardens annexed,
their rents varying from twenty thirty dollars EACH in
Gliding the of building containing an infant
school, infrmary, bath houses, sitting room library,
kitchen and gymnasium 4 small sum In addition VIII
pay salary of physician. steward, school mistress,
nurse and cook.