New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08


before We shsii baye apished eariessl tsrm VI sas e
Re si.tueht Assslaby nd onr - sqleezsd ht oe
" zen he parry nieh dests re fcn Of sesy Asi .s.
Seiie erough u ls fe euf o. our EAndsrs rspssIts
you efefore that We have no iIasto os- 1at wora
- lhe men who have rsce'yed l1e appeiAon Of ~" ~
erreen The seventeen ofth- Com Itce men WAC ore"
40 IL RsporLl We nave b-sl odd 10 Dsnjc -, lli-
sde 10 fbe DEE sraot-hs or hesis lgfus tls Seven
iesn) devoted % he ineina gcos OF NJ
o. ne Ief. What does that prove MosTA-
LYMBERri The history Of The high deeds Of yoa,
ancestors proves clearly enough wha. Il means
Can we forget the scafiad Of the Revolution
Are We rot acquainted wishtae democratic dagger
which assassinated R7nil Wei, the late SO
threatened sccepr Yes. / prefer It tn AMI
times to the contempt which, among pos:sII'y,
will hang or the memory Of those men whom falce
charged to place her in safety, but VINO ia''eu ~
that sacred duty. Those men, who, taroosn push
anlmit, will have left Ffsnce aoan1oleu " "
shame, the sery.tuie, the barb2rSm "hich .
ism is preparing for usl Among other phrases 20
NJ. M0utalemberts fpeecn IS tiiA - - j.;
one Til z that the long er the Consul rs ~ "a
oiscpssi1g the shorter time they existed me Char.
80 ffe14 which wss not discussed, endurei iof 10
vfoys that OF 1890, which las been called 'Charte
bsclfe, gave the country 3 years ci prosperity
and liberty, such as Coz knows men we suat ever
find AGAIN ,Gfeatscnsauonl Inc Cons.iIaIi1no y.
1871 on the contrary, was under discussion To- 20
months; Il lasted for year, not quite hall tue
time that il took 70 discuss It. tRenewed aSlta'
toni The only serious Constitution Is that of Great
Britain" Now, monarchy is founded on false.
hood DO Monarchist in political matters is expected
to speak the truth, and as, In addition 10 this, Mon
talenbert is Jesuit, who says, " The Church is
queen-m mistress or nothing in his pamphlet on
t,,e subject, there ia still less reason for his
speaking the truth. But then there Is montrous
magnifcence about fslsehood sometimes, which
even is too grand for a monarchical mouth. Under
this he ad is the assertion OF NJ MOntalembert that
the only serious Constitution is that Of Great Bri-
tain He had evidently never heard OF such a
place es the United States, the richest power In
The world. of the Constitutions Of its thirty States,
iudiyidu ally. and Of the Federal Consultation.
Added 10 this fact, every Montagnard let that re-
cal lie pass ncOTected-aithough the presidency
OF the French Republic Is borrowed from that oil
the American and the American Constitutions
were in the hands Of every politician When the
present Constitution was made
have kept my letter open to the last moment,
and regret that time does not permit me to trans
late the admirable remarks OF Gen. Cayaignac and
Araeo. The latter took hold of particularly
phrase of Montaembert: "FaiSonS la gaerre de
Rome Il Eiaterieur"-" We must make war upon
our domestic Rome In other words, France
must be assassinated in the same british, hellsh
style that Rome was.
This being the announcement ofthe chiefspeaker
of the Committee of Seventeen on the electoral
law it forms a new issue-that oil Systematic az
tack, organized Onslaughts on the Constitution u
self Ii ceases to be slde-fiaws, shuttle or Jugsle
but open talk and open acts. Under this iorm
which things take, look out for the worst IL In the
most desperate event. the guIotine goes to WORK
again, remember that the Republicans abolished
death for political oiienses-and executed with
shot and bayOnet all robbers who took advantage
Of the days of sorrow and glory IN order to steal
Remember that monarchists cannot act under
= fx. han ia Q n
II is difficult to pass judgment in America on
France We are there isolated from the world
Paris is nest for traitors and c0nsplrators. Jes
uits keep Henry V. as they call him, before the
public. There is actually shop devoted to him
adorned with his bust and pictures, and where
paper nicknsckeries and what not, each carry mis-
head or name This is in one OF the most frequent
ed places OF Paris Beside it is well known that
the Bourb bon and OrleanSts factions are coming to-
gether in order and by merging OF differences, 70
get into power. This is backed by the thunders OF
superstition Of the Pope, who issues Bulls against
the liberty Of the press, wishing to destroy II as the
Zamiel crew about him have done III Rome, and
reduce all mankind to the condition OF the unwash'
ed, bad smelling, ragged 6eggars who PROSTATE
themselves in the kennel for a blessing bought by
the Internal coalition of France, Austria and SPAN
England looking on with yardstick In hand
and America, where was shel Ii we nave toreiSn
ministers let them be doing something worthy OF
freemeu2 When Mazzini-grest and good-was
the chief magistrate OF Rome-Mazzini one OF the
purest of men, the best of wrters-the intensest oil
patrots-when he bad driven the genuhexon,
mud kissing slaves out OF Rome and raised the
standard OF Christianity aud Democracy, what was
our Charge about What were his Instructions
What have we relations with Europe for Soap,
cheese and beef are valuable trade-consideratlons,
but then there are other considerations. If we
have feet in the Mediterranean it should not be
for wal iunke tines. Why not, If we have ieet
ct all, establish steamers with government guaran-
tees, and shot, and let them take up the Medlter
ranean trade. 1t now takes upward of two weeks
TO go from Marsees to Constantinople We could
do it in one week. Why not have steamers from
New Orleans Charleston, New York, Philadelphia,
with Constantirople and the intermediate ports.
Let them take the place OF our useless navy IN the
Mediterranean. They could be managed by officers
Of the navy. .
gayer The great drive Of the Elysian Fields IS
horse and equipage thronged. Last Sunday for
example was plethora of briancy. Inside the
Hipprodrome, near the Arch Of Triumph were six
thousand spectators to witness the circus riders
In the Winter Garden, in the same vicinity, some
two thousand The Winter Garden is vast edi-
fee covering several acres gassed over IL IS
filed with great exotic plants flowers, fountains,
statues, walks, hooks, snuggeries, chandeliers
| Here was given a Sunday Concert by Strauss and
his band OF seventy performers. All the precision,
blaze, zig.zag and headlong elimination of style
and execution which have made the renown ofthis
famous band an earth-circle, were fully displayed.
Strauss is good looking, well shaped man, ap-
| preaching fry, and does his work like general
in.chief In the Elysian Fields the same Sunday
was tribe of juggers, jongleurs minstrels, quack
doctors, Monsters shows, erudite dogs pigs, mice,
Heas. travelling dentist particularly amused me.
He was dressed in black with white tie. In
front of a coach, specially made, with teeth foot
long painted the side, and rows Of artificial teeth
dis played, he detained learnedly on health and
beauty. When he ceased musical instruments on
the top of his big vehicle struck up. He sold Q
panacea and drew teeth with admirable skill
While the patient was making faces worthy Of I
victim OF Torquemada, the trio was playing polka
the crowd looking on with the utmost seriousness
The Theatrical Gazette informed me alss Of thu
establishments open on Sunday night There wer'
not more than twenty 1t mentioned also that TIT
success Of Alboni In Meyerbeer's Prophet was s.
great that the receipts were 10000 francs a night