New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-30

France.
nals Of Wednesday. with our usual let

Paris journals OF Wednesday. with our usual let
ter. have arrived
The royal family, with the exceptions OF the Princess
de Jonve who awaits the arrival Of The Prince Ano tne
Duchess d'Aumale who awaits Der sceouchmen, went
on Tuesday T. Eu Serious riots have taken place al
Troyes 10 quence of alleged combination oil tAe
bakers % give fictitious price 10 bread.
The Prince De JJiuve who Is seriously ndsPosee
daily expected At Toulon, Vhsnce he would
innad at-ig proceed 70 Paris The maritime authorities
It Toulon were ordered prepare To receive 40 ambaf
sai0r rom Pefsa with the h0uOfs paid 10 marsns OF
Fr.uce The Ambassador was pected from Constant
n0pie Rssr-Admiral Hernoux. chief q the stan OF
Prince DE JOiuUe. has been appointed % the command
OF the Levsn station Ia place OF Admiral ufpin VINO 70
coming home. The Meoit-rrsr 40 squAo.on - ul'o''
gani.ei London Morning news l1th-
Inc accounts Of the harvest from different paris Of
France are al favorable but they have not had the effect
Of removing the pressure 10 trade or Improving the
prices OF the public funds and railroad sn4es'
THK French OCEAN sTEANERs-The praise which
has been bestowed hands upon the shape snd build
OF the new French transatlantic steamer Mon has
been dssgreeaby set OF BY an account gwen 10 eiier
from passenger board th.i 'teanrr 10 me Jorna'
d. HIrre Of the manner In which ne sgencies ana 10
tsrns arransemeats Of this weasel are carried o. ms
gentleman after describing the Triumphant manner IN
which the vessel received al Ne~-fork oegins oy
abiding 20 q remark which be says was generaiy maze
that vessel was u. painted and III II ofoe, oSI al
this he says excused a. being caused oy ne nsse
Ia which the vessel got up. Inc steamer started
we'll and after fair passage reached 20 lnit
teen DAYS 80 far al was well. JniortnhzNiy u uan'
spired Al NewYork dssenson hac arisen between
the Agent Of the Company and the Captain OF toe steam
er aud this I'D ludcrous exhioiuon o. tnc care
iessress The s-ent says The correspondent OF w
Journal "a Hars) does no, speak word Of hngisn'
and Ia n@ulses la display of airs which IA anything
but proper His deputy speaks little Enghn out ne
ia unacqusinoei with the customs OF the country and
though he talks great des, what he ssys IL never 10
the point
passenger. were sitting down their dinner the Cap
tain rose apologize tor the absence OF one OF the ne
cessAes Of HE 10 the vessel viz the article OF sugar
and he asked The passengers whether tney ~snad aim
20 return 10 NeriOrk and get some or proceed without
apys However disagreesbe such an omission mi hi
b. II was agreed % continue the voyage This how
ever IL not all The dinner, though good was always
insufficient and none Of the delescies which 10 b
obtained on such steamers generally were here 70 be
rad There Wers no refreshments % - had on board
TIE waiting oki and Instead OF steward that IN
dspensabs director Of al the Union possesses an old
gentleman decorated with The Of the IL g0n Of
Honor . person. no doubt CT the greatest respects
billy but whose attributes evidently III cefned
This gentleman and the other authorities board hsd
tie best rooms Ia the vessel iney occupied the beat
sests In the centre OF the table while the passengers
were psced al the extremines.
They got the first helps without any regard for their
ueiga6or, they spoke excessively loud ssd were
nz ia TIA, decOrum which 10 % essentially required
All this was very offensive o. deck the service vss
scarcely better performed. Tue ofHeer the watch
walked the deck With his hands In his pockets and
cigar or pipe 10 his mouth carrying On conversation IN
ocd voice with toe passenger and psying no attention
10 the man 81 the helm VINO generally steered very neg
geny And here Il may be proper 70 observe that the
fact alone OF the vesse being III seered eonsdered &c
have caused Tie vssse 10 lcss on an svsrsss Is nnea