New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-11
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Si"Sts and Sounds in Paris Iodame Frezzotia M
Beelys great Pictures Of Mr. Webster and Mr. ca'f0H"
&c &c &c
fans Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PARIS, Thursday October a.
The P,csse and other republican journals have
recommended their friends to take no part in the
corning elections to I'll vacancies for three mem
hers Of the Assembly. NJ. Michel de Bourges
has made pithy appeal to the same effect The
Yste therefore, If this advice be followed, will
sinply represent one side, under the new uncon
stitutiona law.
Paris remains quiet. At no previous time, prob
ably have the arrangements for preventing
emeutes and riots been SO complete. Experience
has taught the military how to proceed, and tmay
DO presumed that in future desire to spare life
win stand in the way Of crushing any insuwectop.
The Assembly at its last session occupied itself
q good deal with Railroad matters, and occasion
ally we have an account of the Inauguration of the
opening of new line. The Government on this
occasion always plays part; and the Roman
Catholic hierarchy invariably come in with its
benedictions. The Emperor Napoleon and Plus
get mixed up maryelously with locomotives, cars
and the T rail but when it is remembered that
the great man Napoleon pronounced Fulton n
dreamer and charlatap, and refused to give him
the funds to construct steamers to bridge the chan
nsl and bring England to the feet of France, we
cannot see the force OF the conjunction of the ina
geria idea and the new motive power when,
likewise it is remembered that the late Pope re
fused to have any Railroad III the Papal States
deeming travelling on mules more accordant with
the solemn nature Of Church dignities; when,
still further it is remembered that recently there
was a special Papal edict against the continuation
eta Railroad from Naples to Rome, on the ground
that false ideas and worthless foreigners would
find their way into that Holy city may ask
ourselves, are these benedictions Of locomotives
ears and T rails sincere or arc they not part OF
scheme to be all things to all men, and an
deayor to turn Theological Engineer in preference
to be LETT bowling behind the train OF Progress, as
1t careers over the Railroad Of Democratic Lib.
erty BLESSINGS or the dough faces III matters of
religion but as lie is short, let the bold hearted
silt motives, even in thugs that pertain unto
SAINTS and take their curses therefor
The following is partially an account of the open
ing Of the Center Railroad from Nerondes to Ne
vers, which took place on Sunday The total dis
tance between Paris and Ncvcrs is IS leagues
Hither from the Capitol went the Minister of Pub
lie Works some Representatives and gay and sci.
ent6c people At the terminus the Project re-
seived the dignitarcs, The Bishop of Nevers as
sisted by a large body OF clergy blessed the loco.
motives Theu followed Il banquet, NJ Dupin,
President OF the Assembly, spoke OF Louis Bona.
pRrte who could not attend. He said that although
the President had he been there would NOT
have seen either fleets or armies, he would have
witnessed scenes with which he would have been
equally delighted That it is necessary to saw
ar rfvil
equally delighted with the creation Of the iron
heart strings OF au empire Of $4,000 COO and the
jackdaw nummeries OF a soldier police, is of
peace with the Papal benediction OF locomotives
abroad when they are outaWed within the nat
tern territory of the Seven Hills
The correspondence Of the surviving chief officer
OF the hesslans after the battle of Trenton, with
the Hesslan Ministry, is curious naf exposition
OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS idea. He concratu-
iates the Ministry on the loss sustained beconse
his Majesty would be the gamer so many thou.
sands OF pounds of hcadmoncy, The descendant
Of this pcrtectrepresentatjve Of ROYALTY being the
same diabolical brute rs his anCestor-not less
mean, cruel, grasping and deserving of the sal,
lows-had been obliged 10 fly his dominons and
there hopes that the stern atNtUdeol the regenerat
ed Hessians might have Il: UP another revolution in
Germany ana pat end to the transition state.
II seems, however, that the Austrian Court, hay
ing the recollectons OF its own iguoble Fight from
Slehna before Its eyes, has recommended to the
f9aa6foFt }oaTral states that the HesScupfus
Afnlstry VIII retire as soon as another shall be
iormed' ana 1t declares that this resignation has
been insisted on by Austria in compliance with
the request OF Bavaria and Wurtembers.
The Emperor OF Russia had arrived at Warsaw
on the l4tb. His empire contains sixty millions
OF souls but It's revenue is estimated to be
ander, or certainly not to exceed one hundred
millions dollars. After every national butchorv
he is obliged to resort to : loan, showing that the
boaSted resources OF has empire are unreal and
that his scattered agricultural population Of ses
are necessarily poor. Such power need not In.
spire terror, nor need the Turkish domnions fall
within his sway 1t viii be quite within the
power OF she Americans TO give the new Turkish
Envoy some ideas. Probably, 100000 Colts
rifles and pistols would be equal TO new period
of political HE in Turkey, Ii would give the PEG
pie new heart, and enable the Sultan to carry out
his reforms | know an American here who
waited on the Turkish Ambassador and beSeeehed
him to provide the Empire with that arm of de-
fence. as it would give each Turkish soldier four
times his present force in combat. 1t may be that
the Sultan is quietly providing himself with this
cheap means of defense. There are constantly
accounts of battles between the Russians and
Circassians. 1t may be nationally assumed that
these battles are very much exaggerated and as
Public Opinion has no place in Russia, it would
be easy to assert the existence of battles when it
Is but pure fiction; and no one in Russia would
dare contradict it. The real designs of the En-.
Peror may be thus kept in the back ground
Inc English press will inform YOU Of the elo
walton of Mr.. Wisemaa to the dignity Of Car
elnal and the creation of q Roulish Zee al West
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