New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
FRANCE.
Miscellaneous.

By decree Of the President of the Republic,
dated the 18th Nov the following persons are APP
pointed Ministers Plenipotentlary NJ. Armand
Lelevre, at Berlin. NJ. Edouard Thouyenel, at
Munich Nj. de Buttenval, at Turin NJ. Victor
Lobsten at Athens Nj. de Sartiges. at Stock
holm NJ Lefeyre is the author OF a work entl-
tied History of the Cabinets Of Europe during
the Consulate and the Empire.
Paris is not so full Of English this month as 1t
was the same month last year Several families
have gone to Italy, and others to Nice this has
disappointed the more sanguine OF the trades peo'
pie and lodging house proprietors of the fashiona
Bile quarters, for unusually crowded season has
long been prophecied. Upon what thus crc1'n'
stance depends it would be difasrlt 20 say for sci
dom has there been q moro favorable prospect OF
quiet in the political world, Or OF sesety IN sue
| fashionable The hotels are not so full as they
| were there may however, yet be an improve
ment for until the FIRST week IN December there
are always numerous arrivals: the season may be
said to commence and to increase in Its attrac
tiens until the carnival, when there is by uniyer
sal consent, cessation of the more frivolous oc
equations Of life, and more serious employment
! OF time.
"The Journals are of course much occupied with
the " ar question. Among those most DESTROYS
for war is you will be surprised to hear La PreSSe
NJ. Emile Girardin, you will not have forgotten
| was one OF the great guns OF the Peace Society
the famous mortar taken from the French at Cadiz
being but pop gun in comparison The PreSSt
| urges the King Of Prussia to war, and declares
that if he does not put himself at the head OF his
nation against Austria, that Power will reestab-
lish despotism in Germany.
Tie rigor used in dealing with the press is ylsl.
bic in another occurrence, which took place yes
terday. NJ Sougere, responsible editor of the
Sicie, having been recently condemned to three
months Imprisonment, was sent tor to the Court
and on his appearance was arrested, in defiance
of the usage which allows journalists under such
circumstances to put their affairs in order.
There is little worth chrOncilng at the theaters
Mde Nau has appeared after two years alb
sence, at the Opera, and has been favorably re-
ceiyed Rachel has performed her tavorite cha
racter of Yergne.
The Theater Beaumarchais opens under a new
director, NJ. Peley, and as usual, there are great
anticpations that be will Prove successful.
The Concerts have begun they are well patro-
nized. Louis Napoleon was present at per-
Torrance at the Varieties. He was remarkably
we'll received.
1t is gratifying to find that the aristocratic
world is gradually returning to its old haunts
that the French Opera feels the benefit of iys
patronage, and that the large class dependent
upon it enjoy the influence OF its content and good
humor. The boxes well filed, and the tollettes
are more carefully attended to than they were,
to the no small delight OF the industrious work
people who live by the supertuties OF the wealthy.
A letter from the Duke de Nemours TO NJ. Guizot
is much talked OF, as being sort Ct manifesto of
the Orleans branch. 1t is thought that it will be
published.