New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26


iit0s oj the Fine Ayts. Prizes, &c.
prrs Corrsspos1Sres Of The Tnbose.
PAhls Thursday Oct. 10, 1880
II soldicr.playing can save France her saliva
ton is determined. Reviews without number
parchment humping trumpetblowing target
firing boyonet-practicing sword fourshing ANA
what is it all for France has less need Tor an
army than Ourselves for may require one TO
rrotect the Indians from extinction by whisky ana
smallpox but France has literally no enemy but
herself. Not State menaces her each having
enough to do to take care Of its own affairs without
7oeddling with it's neighbora. And the old system
of force by land and water, OF barbaric pasearitry
coptinues-to save society, 30 protect religion,
family and property. regiment recently sta
TONED at Rouen, is reported TO have left 400 ii.
legitimate children behind it and the last years
report Of Paris shows that child out of every
three ia born in shame. This is chiefly owing to
the army OR to the poverty which it gives rise to,
preventing girls from getting Observation-Disclosures
not to be had without dowers in this lens OF the
rays of civilization. BY way Of extingnishing
pauperism, Committee on Colonization in al
gera report plan, which is to lead to it, they
say. SO the great Emperor while in the thick
Of his combats, and building palace for a baby
king. had plan without colonization. One is
worth as much az the other. Paupersm results
from armies, over government the pursuit Of com
rnerce as separate function dissociated from IN
dustry; and until these nightmares OF the body
polite be removed it wi howl in helpless despair
Home Leagues, Protective mons, Associations,
The determination not to encourage Merchant
Princes, but TO elevate Republican Laborers, will
soon abolish poverty with US; the problem will re-
quire longer time for solution here
This day is devoted to grand Review at Yer
sailles Shoag Of great men, tricked out like great
babies-politcal hunkics, disport themselves for
the delectation Of a crowd Of peasantry who can
neither read nor write. Talk Of g wOnan's love
for dress Why there is not an Ensign nor Gen
erai in Europe that does not glory IN his red'
blue and gold, like a child. The Duke OF wei
uDgtop with all bis epigramatic bluntness ana
rndenesg. is not superior to exhillratlon at the
tawdry colors he puts on and that learned
8nnkoy. Brougham, wears seriously his livery,
end puts analogy under bis foot when PRIDE and
superstition claim bis homage.
This is the quiet OF the political year.
The papers are vastly stupid. The most interest
ing political Bit is the speech OF the King OF Hol'
land at the opening of the States General, on the
9TH by the King Holland would have been the
richest country in Europe if the autocratlc high
waymen of France-the n0Jlesse-had not uni
forully pundered her; 30, too, the Corslcan- In
his History Of Civilization, NJ. Guizot onits to
mention the Dutch part played IN the drama OF
Progress. Notwithstanding the treatment she has
received, she begins to prosper and may lead the
future Republics Of Europe she may be the first
10 abolish the remains Of royalty. Holland is a
very interesting country to visit. Much Of it re-
minds one Of home--of Knickerbocker. The brick
houses, the style Of coacbes-such as were in
fashion twenty years ago in Americas the watlal-
cakes sold at the fairs the Dutch words, some OF
which bring up "reminiscences Of local words, or
seem carricatures OF English. Notwithstanding
the dead level Of the country, it has a certain
beauty in its canals and country houses Z; decked
with stately swans the one, and mlracuousy neat
and tidy the other. looked carefully to see
some evidence Of the sluggard in Holland but
not a rt.hcap, not ofia pile, could discover
in all the country from, ond to the other. Not
withstanding the marshy lands engender tovers,
it seemed to me that the appearance of the mar
ketpeope robust especially the women
whose faces were bursting with health and pro-
creative faculties, oddly set off with high caps
and their feet with numbering shoes The old
naval victories of Admiral Van Tromp of the
Cock, are duly recorded in some good pictures
An annual exhibition Of paintings at Amsterdam
was excellent. The finest Hall in Europe is at
that city. Alr. Parmley, dentist, from Now York,
is settled at the Hague, in high favor so Mr..
Evans, an American, is likewise the favorite
teeth.doctor here 1t is acknowledged, by the way,
that the American mode of filing and preserving
teeth is entirely new it has taken precedence OF
all others. To return to Holland The blood Of
Peter Stuyvcsant seems yet current iii dykeland:
an active patriotism prevails. Rather heavy and
attached to old FORMS merchants in the little
dirty back counting houses that their fathers oc-
cupied 200 years before, are found The fierce
whrl of change has not commenced; but that
there is steady improv ement, may be gained from
the speech delivered by the King at the opening
Of the Chambers.
As the preservation of religion, family and pro-
perty is the Cuckoo Song of the men who keep
up armies, the following little account exhibits
extra,anable relations existing between families
in countries whore men marry without love, buy
ing THEN wives as they would hog or donkey,
and of course, looking upon the aged sire of the
wife, as living nuisancc-to be pacated if ich to
be despised and neglected if poor;
4" A merchant Of Munich, having obtained a large
fortune, gave each Of HIS three daughters con.
siderable large sum, and married them to three
brothers. sons of worthy man of Hamburg He
reserved to himself large capital and his sons,
inlaw employed all their efforts to induce him to
give il to them AT last, by tattery and demon,
STATIONS of affection, they got tho old mans
ference for him, and at last totally neglected him.
The good old man was very wretched, and, what
was worse, very poor One day his youngest
daughter went to HIM, and tried to console him,
In the course ofconyersation, she suggested to him