New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-18
France-Furope-ParIs.

France Europe-ParIs.
| corr.srlassres Of ias Jo-rls' Of Commerce
PARis, June p ls4s.
The Cholera has greatly diminished, the deaths
nov no; being much more numerous than in the same
| months in aiher years.
louis philippe has published card contrsdictnz
'fe rumor ~ union between tue elder and younger
| rlrka q Bordeaux of the lfile Count Of Paris lac
| old King Is probably ri-h', i1r bis treatment OF
Cbares wa black in - ingrariude, and g. Gun.
ming pa D., ;rescAery as 20 he altogether unpardonA'e
| Coarcs believed until TO late, mat logls Philippe
was faithful him and would protect the interests NJ
| the young Duke OF H0rdeauX do not wish o. blame
ono more than fte ether. Charles had broken al rs
Dfls o. b.. people. Louis ppe broke bis oans a.
Charles SIM tie elder branch right when 70 says
that. ia the circumstance, Louis thAppe conau
Wa patcuiaff insxcpsat.c lis father bad TED TOP
the death 90 Louie XVI. yet Charles hai taken nun
into favor had 0 dod hn with honors had caused the
estates nd hs atr st0 be restored % him contrary o.
law fad used al HE personal influence u gel me
Charherft0 pass 4w 90 sanction hs procession had
given Lm the tc OF Royal lgAncss and shui his ears
! O. 81. sccu- stions aetIns' him. Ana yet thI 90
phlture should after ail ils sffack the legitimacy o.
/ IN. Duke OF Bordeaux rob Charles \ oi Tie crown.
and l-i him die exile. 10 WIS., too bad for my pai'
don't that Be- differs A. al from the conduct "i hnk-
| and Princes generally. They have acted 80 since tne
DAYS o Aoss'or1 ho rc5eled against BIS father down
10 Louis Philippe who played the traitor u ~. COUSIN,
and they Will act IN the same manner 81 on2 a. any '
| them remain. Tue cOntes; between the eller an
Younger branches of the b1urbuus j. about the same
10 principle with dispute between two capisns OF
exican gang oi highwsymsn, about the DIVISION o..
the spus DO II ~ little importance IN HioiN PN--'o'
| view. how it is settled
taking by the arrival Do this city 81 me ee-0utsen
American doctor Miss Blackwell The lady has quite
,vfiser.! the learned faculty. By her diploma All 10
due form authorizing her % dose And pieed ana am
pu,sie with the beet of them some ~ them are Ger
,,ir that Miss Blackwell socialist o tne most iI
riaus class aud that her undertaking = the entering
wedge T. p systematic stack on society ny "r i"i -
Others who have seen her say That there - nothing
BAD I|N 4
orrea-s modest and unassuming ana take fraeuhA'y
on other subjects Toe ladies attack her in ihe.i '-
| one 81 them said TO IRE the other osy' Du 81 90
| hornd Ina sure / never could t0ach hei H.Nu N-y
m thin that those long fingers of hers had preh Gus
ting up people, have seen the doctor ln f-e'l'on'
and must saw % fairness mat her appearance. u ~
prepossessag She s young, and rather soou ,'oA'".
her manner Indicates great energy oi CHARACTER az
.ba seems % have entered 90 her singular career iD"l
motives OF duty and encouraged by respect iA's
O.. Cincinnati After about ten day. hreitaloh On ~
80. =, ts Al -.tor. Of the Hospital OF Maternity, snr
has Al lat received the permission 10 enter tnA' '-
| tuition t. a pupil .-t. ...- ,f. ..,-.
Of the greater part OF France It's 'cItso.r i,ls ol
] r.rror for the prominent Socialists Their enfnirs
80 Them and throw them into prison 90 me suspicion
=. hrg ,rrnirsted in the AFFAIR of the 18Th. b. sfa
~ GENT enen are not spared. ferrHfi The Italian Az
,Ior now Professor Of Philosophy ~ Lourges froirs
sor The oi the lycee CorneiIe ana Professor hafsi
| of the Polytechnic Academy havc been arrested
Tn. rhi,f prisoners all be tined 40 Versailles ~ The
Trib Cirt This Will De- dnus before the raising VI the
.tte Of siege Paris which expected to lass until
/ the end 90 August ..
,h Rsnuhcans Of Europe 10 hiss seiIed the arms pur-
chased At Liege. by the Government OF Baden ana
,rQe cum of money sent 10 fafis Tor me sane pur
| nose lh- money was IN tlr treasury ul badrA ~
a. tiya the people expelled the Duke for his rebellion
against the frankfort Parliament One word pronounc-
i Nv NJ Sc Tocquevie the subject paints perfectly
the spit o. French Government toward the popu'
| -. movement said he We have seized that money.
| because II was stolen from the Dake o. Baden o.
Would the Minister cay mat frsnce VAS s-olfH from
oui. phihppff MS would Pc seriiAoe c--r OF Inc
| ..rtytt 10 s'a1 much talked of here The French
Government u tranquil enough about toe theft from
ous Philippe by the French but Il resolved o. restore
the stolen property OF Rome ID it rghtiu owner the
Pop that OF Baden 20 ihe Duke. and 70 So Russia
| nunish the Hungansus for their ins0rnt attempt o.
strsl themselves from Austria Really this hepa1A
can Minister. N &c looqneFi.e, Is marvellous con
founder OF the o1isshonsi views OF night and wrong
lfis ssid that NJ d. Corre.-e- the French Envoy %
Rome has notified The Government that the Pope re-
fuses % accept any conditions for his Government a.
Rome Tie wishes 20 BE- ci a1sC utcY Tree 70 90 A. %
piss.ss and L France VIII not s,rce % this. he VIII
throw himself entirely on the protection Of Austria
VAST then viii the French O. with Rome alter taking
~ The Pope won take Il from them and The french
csi.noi keep IT, Here Is Tartar catching win ven
nseance The position "a The Pope vii bring the
French face % with Austria u Austria shall naFe
uut down the Hunsariars. ere VI nu- retreat NlL
| Bousparte retreat before her Tbs question may
shortly b. asked. and must be answered Fortunately
the French have not yet declared their eonalons 20
the Pope may maze none. U4i NAl secure Fracr
nr the n.u-ut Another ilt-uli question Is Rhst
Will tie Pope DO II Rome Events VII answer this
n lew weeks
Toe Assembly hss done nothing II Al Tor the past
We There have h@el tU0 taree stormy discus
sions which resulted "a nothing great deA- % noi-e
qnd one project % sW submitted llis = s-alns; TIE
hh-rty 90 the pres ltw no. oe passed IN - present
form teinz slreaiy 81. ckrd By nearly al PArues
| N De FslouN pressu t-i Week beilre last as az
f5r III organization 81 plalc instruction = i ~
Ingenious attempt - couprou-se ~ ne Aneiri'
quarrel between the University and the Catholic
Cherry some parts % % are cxce.lsut-such IS the
nrarst,ln by departments Instead OF y academies,
~ Increase in the salary u Common school rschers,
| s,i the decrease q fhe patronage o The Minister
D.ber u.rrs are hi-c-oustle n e Fsluux attaches
N Ire f.rs OF hs h his connection with re Ministry
The Theirs r.union has s-rfei % SUPP r i N Cen
,- j. uncertain ant The Mountain VII vo;e sg .inst Il
TIE No the G1-trf 1f fr1rrf, ard the C7i1f'S
. PaS igas Legiumist papers, attack Nessrs parrot
| Dafsurr. de Ioceuevle. g. On the otner nsAi' ne
Sisc's and the Csan stack De FAouN snd me otnef
papers In the city attack the whole Ministry III IN
certain how long the present Ministry Si last JUS.
as was catering itself with its safe ArrivA u P'i'
the storm strkesit
The police has prohibited altogether the sale OF oar
mas IN the streets About twelve hundred families are
thus thrown on; Of employment; The % Jet u e
. prevent TIE wOrkmen from buyinE lOurnas They
J, are too poor 70 subscribe for them
| here 10 cause Tor fear that The Government vi
pr clpitAte another revolution hare. The ierrnenis
oss commenced among the worknen Who vert
rtrsy cZei o. TIE 18Th II u does break out srair
VII D. srioas Tais az, measure Of szpprss.or