New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12

ten conventional lslns 90 military society cannot.
thank Heaven. utterly testruv--tie truth that Plb.
lo Opno4 VII 'ldge them as assressoEs, as mlr.
er--, o a nation "a - own soil. ~ the purpose Of
a---sas renlant-not by the advance Of Civilization
up -b. h,a,,hv growth z the State Bat Gods as
tee : not q De set ASIDE by the ZOOS skilled ~ rpl
,l1rt hlriale, with the staggering ialsei1oois oi
technical cmcanery " technical war. swelling with
the -t.-s with which b.1s:ec crue.ty attempts o.
exalt trans e1t dls. The Arcrnc cauQg est must
be given MP or France must be bankrupt IL costs
ss much annually as Al the expense Of the Genera.
Goserlmeut Of the JHi;ei states, and produces
nothing While France proper could support easily
j re. Is.y cultivated. Tie generous Earth were
- a,et a. she deserves q betel times her present
population
There i q -rcat difference observable m the re-
dlcct Numbers 20. The shops which are aow trlcSed
1I; IN the p1cAet subll.ng Influences 1t Christmas
= res. Tne infinite .ancics 90 French artists sui
tre not All nechsMcs artists herr deserve bet
ter fate than would seem % await them this season
when society : between tvo fres-ihc crash oi 4
Revolution and the shadowy grandeur OF holy ldes
q ;hc future / Ike war. SAID glove seller 20
ne. because the officers buy more gloves then. -
tbs phrase IS the KEY b their head and heart -
Lord Broleham. 50 exalted beyond hrs true pr'por
..ous-whlse most Wanted Law Reforms axe p.t
ti. hs.ul- m tafilns q American procedures u re
than century Ol1-Lord BN4gham cau read aoth
u- iu -he French character beyond sl1pmen Who
Ne-e afraid % getting Oh TOYS and huickuacks
smashed Lord Brncbsm vision 3 - deep as
chat OF bis peers
B.ts1 American. wn1 hs. tAc baptism of De
m1crscs. can read the French character When
r. ypu look Tor rs appreciation avoid above all
.lse English newspapers. They have not cone De-
.oad Blackstone or Burke-rDcoco authorship
as .ar from The proportions 90 political and moral
beauty az the smIrkllg -Uide-scs OF the tim, ct
Luris NV Cut M marble and adjoining the Tuicrics
hoe D. rf
i-ecian Diana Pans msaurcd into fecueut sp.en
.lrr ny system off Capitalization exceeding thc "A
qsc'fv OIL, ancient Rome. warns with bnrcaIcra
8. sn army. Office seekers. aud whole psndemo
lIIm ~ do lothm-s and eat ais. ~ i worse now
-hau even In tho came Of the Grand NonarIue vheu
storical painters occupied themselves In decorat
rlg tsas Tor royal strmpets end h" Versailles Court
lra.ci the O.ymp'su Nyth-vorse 10 tine cross ID
ny iu fEe detail Corruption has 81 hrei spurious
necessity that principles are lost sight 90 A,od
light IS shed here bys holsrs gent, nen-EOihae
ii-nty working with Apostolic earn stuess m gar
-ets-nreeoins place, rreicmenL the scale OF
worldly honor. Ont cot this constant appeal ~ the
highest possibilities Of man might At least BE- taken
a. ordinary lower stsndsrd-that OF Republican
IN Bat shopocrscy rejects tins even IL signs for
ronrf = wishes % c1u-N--t1 run tn carriage
i0ors where pride without merit Is embllzoued %
100 behind the counter OF a Mason de Contsnce
-0 grow rich without honor ~ be lcoked on by Ar
stocracv as 81 much scum
Not ~ th0r y classic Blouse whose courage IL
,.,.l to provsrb who n the haste and rosr of
Revolution didst keep the ten commandments
harding TBS nei-hhor, goods As thy own who
ldst blunt The guiotne for political oienses and
voAdst over invoke pity ON tbs offending neighlOr
though he were Cam looking 10 the iorre o, Love
.,n- exhibited as the socsl redemption ol bruis
Humanit, stand forth Revcsler OF Beauty -
What though thy rags bs soied-thy Shoes oi wood
As harsh and heavy asthy bot The world Is iuil ut
hy gio~, See IN the halls nj the proud the fierce
ui the nsocut English Arstocracy. which ior
what 10 pudes ltsel-its domestic anal puolc decor
stions-is b1t an almoncro " thee is artists make
pilgrlma ges five times year to steal thy ideas -
Walk into the houses OF the great and what makes
,hem So hlt thcc Thou outriyalesi the grace and
grandeur of Assyris, Greece and Rome m the in'n
'e variety of Beauty thlu pnttest into furniture,
lress. decoration Thou arr the prop of Prde-tne
| key stone OF Rank-the embpiler a Wealth -
! Is thout tbs geulus how would tall
-h1pocracy IS IN mourning The grand ball 10
havo been gwen rs Louis Napoleon 40 the Iulle-
-es on the l0th INST did not take place and not
20 be followed by many others as reported An
avalanche OF gloves ribbons ve.vets. silks militia
| s. and civil tocgery. cakes eliies and cookeres.
thus remain on the alpine nights Of Partisan fancy,
! not melted by the sun Of this stump Of monsr-
chy Louis Napoleon will not be forgiven tor this.
| The ball would have set other balls, pubic and
1 RrFAfe. lu MOTION. 40 NNnd nave Drfn the mo
| i've power for a seasons gsiety. But why ddno
| Louis Napoleon give the ball He wanted the
Californian essence therefor Poor fellow, he only
cts 100000 francs regular wages with about an
quail sum bgcklcd on appendix and 50 he
.aauot rival the previous Grand Lama, the Or.
cans estates being worth ijoo000 600 francs, not
.1uutug do;afons dowres and whole catalogue
d r0bbeu-s which bribed Chamber committed ON
d mute and suffering people But human rights
must flourish # yard sticks are not Hounshcd
Paris il ADJ a worlds wonder 1t has the
stamina tor a thousand yesrs-m climate, IN archl
.ecture IN ln-amura landscapes, IN concentrated
,cience 10 its reputation as a social Mecca The
1eddng expenditure OF Court, a million OF dol
ars more orless will be but drop IN the wide
leep. ever increasing stream Of prosperity, when
Liberty, Equality and Fraternity shall be things
Let me give you a word on Art The Opera
louses her,--the icademe and the iaiieHs-are
10Th open. Al the former. Meycrbeers opera Of
.he Prophet J. played. Il las not had the sue.
ess Of his former works As composition, so
Ar as hasty opinion may be recorded. 1t Is not 50
-emsrkabe tor spontaneIty bis previous efforts
To the uuluItlsted It does not present equal charms
with a composition conceived IL more melOdIous
and less harmonic and hstorico- painting mould
4 hearing Of il must not BE- tinted with Under
the new dIspensstion for musical stomschs,
,rand French opera, with the lnterludes, asts
leariy five hours. This Is too much tor ordinary
nousls Some 60 10 sleeP-some 20 home. II IS
certainly Of very heroic, grandlOse proportions
such an opera but II is certainly very long, and
,le legs 90 % sleep when the eyes DO not T be
scenery VI this opera IS surprisingly fine IL beats
any have ever seen not only fixed effects but
atmospheric changes from day 20 darkness and
book sgin. a dazzling rslH- sun included are
wonderfully Wei represented. Tue stor Of Joan Of
Leydeu--a prophet-Filius DEVIL BE- found IL
history The last scene where he dies Sarda
lapalus death. bis palace being fired aud coming
rImhng down about hIs ears. IS the sublime u
lyrotechnics NJ Roger the tenor Is gOod-not
-reat Mad CASTELAR,, hne organ, well cult
waited. bui a cold pred manner, which never
-au endure Give me me sentiment even with
the want OF method. bat not frgidity EIardOt
Garcia, who Ills the character Of the Prophets
mother ~ old adv who has her troubles, and IS
dramatically grand is the pillar Of the piece her
voice : not divine | never beard but Two divine
sJprsnos-oue Ia America, and the other ln Eng
and. the after being Jenny Lind but i iun. bold
and npetaous. intellectually SET forth aud with
artistic strength aud certalnty. MeyerDer $ a
-rsat man but slas ike many others. he
bears thc Students cross-a hard worked.
thoughtful brow. a de.icste organisation aud
TOE appearance Of one who has suffered from
ID health At the ictsHs there i nothing Re-
markable saving Rouo1ui. who a. al actor. = NJ
compare not ulisvoraOly with tLc elder kesn,
such as have heard hun described and. beside,