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PARIS Correspondence Of Tie Tribune.
PARIS, Jan 10 1850
snow s,Orm-deep f0r Paris--greeted the first
Of the year and, with high fierce, wind made the
universal custom Of leaving cards The houses OF
ones friends no easy labor Of love. When, how
ever, you have left card, with a corner turned
down it shows that you have called in person. and
that pavos the way for the invitations to come.
The President has been giving some reception.
parties at the Elysee-pleinly enough furnished
for neither Montagnards nor cash are forthcoming
to admit Of extensive superluites. Warned by
past experiences. the Assembly, one and indivisi
be, representing all France. unchecked by States
or State rights the right Of instruction, or the
thousand and one things which keep political Wash
ington in subordDation-the Assembly plays the
high part, and the Majority there keeps Louis
Napoleon in reasonable check Being vulgar
person. however, with no elevation of soul, he
sports all the tawdry rags aud royal orders he can
get hold Of and permits those mpudcnt fools OF the
St German Antediluvian hole, to have their titles
of Duke, Marquis, Prince, announced as though
the Cont OF Louis XIV. woro in full flower RI
publicansin, being how peaceable and industrial III
its tendency, bears with this, hoping for tho day
when, by "A stern order Of Thus far shalt thou 90 IL
may put down this atrocious mockory and save Il
renewal of tho scenes Of 90 Imagine q set OF in
sane puppies and their wives attempting to galyan-
$50 ante revolutionary titles with us We have
had mobs. arson and murder for ten thousandtl'
part of such all insult But after oil that the
slGvering scribes Of the London press may say the
French are enduring people. No people Of
equal genius aud political aptitude take much
with so much equammty.
There appears TO be a concession among the
press in which the English join. that Socialism is
spreading rapidly and steadily in the provinces. It
may be accounted for. Grinding taxaton-want
Of commerce and business life, and the selfish, ire
ligious cold, unsympsthetic character of the pres
sDt Majority Of Romes assassins, headed by
Thiors. an avowed monsrchist. BY the French
law, an extreme piece of reaction on the old sys.
tom. land must DO equally divided saving a SINAI!
fraction. among all the children OF a family. THIS
mince.meat system has given France an army Of
French landed psupers whose net revenues are
each some ten dollars a year, or below tho allow
ance Of the victim Of English aristocracy Paddy
Norah, aud the pig. och are not worse oil This
deectable result of caste Legislation, which finds ST.
many admirers among Americans in Europe, paves
the way for Socialism. Poverty, as IN Brittany
which sleeps on mud ioors with leaves Tor Gov
erns or outside of the cathedral ON the stone flags
before il gives its penny offerings TO the altar mus
find any change for the better The school master.
who Is degraded always IA proportion as the SWORD
u hOnoEed, is likewise Of tho pauper class u
France His education. il good. gives him tbs
yearnings and sympalhies OF a gentleman, but an
der the plundeTlng system OF LOUIS philippe
bribery, corruption and a budget OF 1000 millions,
this lens OF the rays OF the mental sun was pad
Tor often at the rate OF thirty dollars year! Oi
course he too, is resdy for change. When the
Provisional Government came IN, with that indus
,ry and energy which make 1t q remarkable body
IN political history circular was sent out to al 81
the school masters. of such a nature as 10 induce
them to believe that at last mon had got into pow
who were above sowing corruption as q means
OF dispensing with morals. and then the good time
was coming when letters would be rewarded
They were instructed. too each 10 make his office
the means OF disseminating to the u,termost the
doctrines OF the new political men IN power, o.
bringing up children carefully impressed with the
IDEAS ot the Provisional Government creed, and II
all other WAITS exercising influence IN favor OF the
most advanced liberalism. The effect Of thus " as
great As.ociatiOnists. or those IN favor OF Com
bned Attractive Labor. and Socialists who hold
that the citizen cannot own property but must rent
i Of the State, the State paying HIM Tor his nm
provcments In due time-thesc and intermediate
shades of Pohtico Rehgionsts were duly Influenced
bv means ol tho schoOlmaster Snd by means OF the
press and politicians ! do not think the doctrinc
can be arres,ed--the soil is 50 prepared 'or the
seed. The Government has just made an attempt
tc thrust ont these schOomSstcTs appointed by the
Provisional Government, The resul, In the Cham.
terS shows how feeble is the tie which holds the
o4 fka MnnaOshNC9l majority 10
g,ther 4 vote was taken on il after a sharp. fierce
a,bste which was marked by the usual temper OF
| TIE Montagaards. who are French game cocks,
WITH CATS and ready To fight al their eyes are out.
| FT the urgency demanded on this question the
| we stood For. 3l2; Against, 3l2 This was re
| gedloa ri il. \ review OF the vote showed Sn cr
| M which made the vote SOS TO 3O7, majority Of
| On, only for the Ministry. On the next day the
| naority demanded review OF the vote, AMI the
| rcst showed tina, some twenty. afraid o, what
/ AS had done, went over b the Government The
l tker question which has occupied the French
| Chambers since my last, is that of the French IN
| Il Plate which has often been mentioned IN the
Aaerican papers. NJ Theirs, who fights pop and
Aodless duels and builds Qualifications ON the top
| eiwsrfurss raised BY himself was against the
Ministry He was for sending out an expedition
sai asserting French honor, else why pay II,
alaioDs year ior one establishment ike the navy 7
should saw why have q navy az al When Frame
Gas commerce worth speaking OF, such CON-
nerce can protect itself NJ. Theirs In tins honor
easiaess was against the Government and the woe
resulted against him |; was buacombe sPeect,
sac worthy in every respect of the man Who made
ne Report On the Roman question. which arsued
mar morals would die out from the world. II the
.spai temperatures were destroyed Ihese t"o
so'es IN the Chambers constitute the only ones wor
Thy Of note
lie Annual Trade Sale OF Booksellers in London
So~ed great sctivity-of course it must. The
Sesp system becoming in vogue in England IN
ssce Of or IN unison with. the expensive Library
\ Lotions. must lead to a result. The Irish Peers
1"iag IN favor 81 Ireland II they would move
vl'c, ireland she might recover. have travelled
NsSarope and never saw the territory which
Ssecssey has not besgared. The traders Of Man