New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
EUROPE BY AN AMERICAN.
No. XVIII.

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iiAuts 10 evra "a Part Chascs 81 has.y ~ %, Gold
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ae.''ea' LysI St' r. Pssl. DsasA u Robert SsfAea.
Par' Correspondence Of n. rrsun.
PANS, Tharsdsy, july Is.
AS part OF my occupation In writing is to keep
TIE host of Tribune readers alive TO American In
terests, allow me to make another ana anoth
er mention of the cool operations going on In
Europe to take away our California piece neal
AS we have laid still thus far it has come to be- COZ.
sidered fact that California belongs to the world,
aud that it is to stop the gaps Of the Statesman.
Ike so called, work Of the military Governments of
Europe. The French papers arc now chiefly con.
cemed about California. Toe accounts o. the big
lamps set the people frantic. Cafornia Is a word
every where row in Paris. The other night az
the Theater to full house, where Albno Cerito,
Roger, and every other celebrity 10 Paris perform
Cd the drop curtain fell and on it was emblazonzed
among advertisements in huge letters aud with de-
vices, and so forth, the magic words "Caliomia
Mines Of Cold giving particulars how shares
could be bought at such place 10 Paris. thas
UGH tnih6 VI Puio sPVSuNAhon, Va ALL
and Of plumber. America paid, say, By the war
and by the diversion Of emigration, industry and
commerce, scme 5000 600 coo for California and Ii
will, with the best economy, require some time to
have that sum reimbursed. AT presen, we are
paving the way for difficulties, as the emigration
for the agricultural and man IfscturiDg States has
been, during July, probably not more than $4,000
from Europe to New York, when it should have
been over q hundred thousand This show vs. tho
arrangement OF trade for what we most want, Id
the laboring emigrant. Tho European punder
view OF the case, is ever welded to softer con-
sderation. California can eTen 70 made to play
tae part Of charities. Take the following q &
| ssipple from the Paris Press.
"The sad occurrence which overlook the 1lth
Regiment, the breaking Of the bridge Of AngersI
which has excited ever all France the most lively
sympathy, has inspired with generous idea, which
We take pleasure in noticing Mr.. Rigaid director
Of La France company for California gold mining
In bis desire TO give his contribution to the families
stricken by this deplorable calamity he has offered
to give one share in the company LIZ France, TO
tee families OF each of the soldiers who have perish
cd BY the catastrophe of Anglers, and to hand these
shnres personally His proposition has been sub
nitted to the Minister of War, who has addressed
e letter Of thanks, &C.
Now If France had discovered gold mines in
Algiers, what would DO thought Of Americans
making charitable display OF stock given TO plan.
der them, and the Secretary OF War returning
thanks for the offer. When has Europe ever re-.
turned our oiviities. We have constant disasters.
Our houses are built in manner which renders
~ IL IF kofn 4.
our steamboat accidents are awful; aud yet when.
did word OF coincidence or a mite Of contribution
come from Europe! Hamburg suffers from a con.
Aagration a large sum 10 sent from London and
something from Paris New York suffers greater
conHSgra.ion there is hardly word Of sympathy.
ard not cent Of assistance comes from London or
Paris. We are constantly holding sympathetic
meetings, TO get votes our politicians ere writing
notes Of excuse, because they canno. have the
honor Of attending such aasenblsges, or they are
making speeches at them, but when are such meet
iDgs held in EuTopel Let any American try TO
achieve any thing in Europe by virtue OF his being
an American, and see where he will be. An syi.
deEce in point. Mr. John Haisland's radlating
principle Tor the construction OF Prisons. was ap-
proved by the French Commissioners, and yet tho
Government Architect here, takes Mr.. Hsisand's
plan bodily, saying in his Report that the plan 10
not Mr. Haisland's bat his own. The reason was
tia. so strong 10 the political preodce, that II the
plan were said to be American il would not be &C
cepsed beside, it is laid down By the highest au-
tbority here THAT ali the discoveries are French,
andthat is enc way Of making them So This princi.
ole is 90 thoroughly carried oat that ia the Versailles
gallery a painting Of the ssige Of Yorktown, re-
presents Washington, the Commander In Chief.. in
the back ground, and Rochanbeau as tae first Der.
son. Lsdru RoliD, speaking Of tee American In
dependence says that the wisdomof Washington
and the sword Of France achieved il. He Grgets
that the Court Of Louis XVI never Moved unti
they saw the success Of America clear, and then
sor tie purpose Of aiding to cat England more
quickly in two, at q cheap rate.
Up to this time, California advertisements, one
foot long, in the Paris Journals have saficedi now
they are extended to two feet II tbs expose Of
tie California fever as it RACES here, should reach
Washington, it may add perhaps . little TO the
light required for prompt action. The English
press are Boosting Of bow their manufactures a-e
sustained by this new infusion Of q return cargo Of
gold. The French are scheming TO make Calitor-
MIA supply the losses Of disasters called by Reyo-
luiions :" the money jobbes are expectsnt; such
loans to government for riveting the chains Of the
people, al these elements are ct work, while we
whistle to Europe to come on In mass 10 hunt, dig,
get gold, and gotten, go home. This ID not emiYs-
ar.vas a. r.tA nnA~~ "A - IL