New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-26
Cling, without any car, and man on his back In
formed the world that,uch an ey hbiton was 10 take

formed the world that, an exhibition wastotaSe |
place at the Champ de Mars. 80 In that historical |
plain, at the appointed hour, soms 200 600 people
II is estimated were present. among them H. M /
Bonaptrte The hor,e, frolioksome beast was
fastened under the BALBOA the mau did get on his
back and the balloon did 20 up amid vast cheerog.
AT some distarce from Paris, descent was effected
bv the aid OF 40 men the horse regang himself on
verdure three stories high. II was remarka5's
that he ceased 70 kick when he found himself fairly
of the earth. When he got into high, raritied at
mosphere, he bled profusely at the mouth Once
again on earth, and he was a. before. ball waa
given at the place where they landed, and the
horse with his rider rode into the ball room-a pair
Of lions.
The coarfeness OF the French stage may be
Judged Of from the following plot OF piece BY one
of the best French writers, performed a. the fran
cas-a high, fashionable, classic theater. has
band ard wife are discovered in bed together. the
husband goes out. a dragon, secreted IN closet
makes his appearance and is clear ct the exp ense
OF the irteroping, Jealous husband who had obliged
him so to hide To guard against the lsa0nsies Of
the husband, the pair agree that the lady shau
have q sham lover, upon whom the husband m "
If bis suspicious fully arise, WTeak bis vengeance.
The pretended lover 20 chosen is CLERK o. the
lady's husband. But he has secretly adored his
mistress IL beautiful language he rscites hs
woes and loves. The lady is touched She listens
more approvingy-fnds the clerk very handsome
gets up & passion for him aud the piece ends hap
ply b. her keeping the clerk FOR a lover add dis
cafdbg the soldier And her husband Jolly
green" are you to suppose that husbands aud lJv-
ere are the same thing 10 this heart Of cyllzsuOn-
head Of France-leSder OF the world Verdi has
uroduced new opers-successiuily, they say-at
Genoa entitled Masgio,i Detta gii deLa BRtaglia
di LegnOns. Scribe and Haevy, are to write tao
new opera for the Loodon Opera.
NJ CADET has addressed letter 70 the Journal
des D660ts, with HE defense signed By his dis
/ cipes The defense OF this excellent patriot was
/ not needed NJ. CADET being now in America
i'll doubtless have accession OF ideas and OF the
modes of procedure regarding social organic alton
II in my letters do not dwell on the AssocatOnls5
matter of England or the condition Of working men
here, it is because bold ali those things idle aud
/ premature, without the preliminary OF democracy
81 least as much developed as II ls under the re-
/ formed constitution Of New York. There il what
the psipters call .'the fresh eye"-that the Ame-
/ ricans have for the phenomena OF European poh-
ties In the almost immeasurabe degradation
which attends artists aud scientific men in Eng
land beneath whom in lower deep lie the work
ipemen can see no social advancement, with11.
new political birth. Ifthere were any thing want
ing to show the degradation OF the working men Of
England, it would be the project Of their penny
subscription for monument 70 Sir Robert Peei-a
man identified by birth, monopoly, interm1rrlage,
with the hereditary foes Of labor His free trade
projects, -sUpposibg them to have "sweetened
the toll Of the iaborer by cheapenGg his io)d -
was DO admiration of LABOR, but simply an in1is.
ponsable po itical act necessitAted by "outvard
pressure" He was 10 advance OF HIS old Tory as.
sociates very much, but that does not make him
a "ereat man" He originated nothing. All his
IDEAS were borrowed. His knowledge Of the Car.
rency never got beyond that scarlet lady, the Bank
Of England. His love OF peace did not keep oGe
eon out Of the army and another out OF the navy.
His love Of art or science did not make him devote
q third and q fourth son 70 some useful pursult.
No, with hereditary wealth bullying the poor work
ingman with each snuff of the air, one gets into
the legitimate diplomatic and the other into the le
Ultimate parliamentary school and all oil them
are ready to transport the SUCCESSORS of Washng-
ton, the English Cbartists, 10 that "hell upon
earth, Norfolk Island" if they should strike as
he did for God and liberty. shall take all such
occasions as forcible incidents, deaths included 10
upset the traditional style Of writing about Eng
ishmen. All their statesmen are tyrants, all their
scientific men servants OF the arstocracy They
want press, a suffrage, liberty
The lex President Boy er OF Hayti has ust died
here-The Duke of Cambridge has Just died Ia
London. 1t was tried by the Tory Pitt to make n
General out of the Duke, but he mad not tho stuh
for one the Walcheren expedition too being be-
fore the eyes Of the Hal overians. Having no ia
lent he was Of course fit for ruler and so he be-
/ came Viceroy OF Hanover, which he gave up in
! 1897 TO the Duke Of Cumberland. Lattery he mas
occupied himself with benevolent prolects-giyng
societies of co0re other peoples money, watch
the lacquey press Of England calls royal casr-
tiles.
There has been young man arrested here
considered insane-ior wGylaying the Presidents
carriage, with pistol The President was not in
it. end he confessed bis intention. The vie con
sttutOn, Of European Society by creating mJG-
strous eod-llke fiction OF monarchy, glorious and
impeccabe, sacred and hereditary, constantly
buns the brains Of ardent aud generous imsglna.
tiops. Amid the everrecurrlng instances OF this
nature, ia that OF an insane young man IN E1gla1d
"a determined Chartist ana physical force mao
who has been brought before a Magistrate Tor
writing such letter as the following, which came
out on the trial;
"29h June 8tO-sir: Ia Remington Gardens OF TueG
day ana Fnday evening, about O'CLOCK nearly the wh1s
OF the aisOcTscy in Town cOngregs ed 10 near Inc
bsno plby. great number seat themselves under me
uees near NE Dauo sut greater PoruOn un
he gIAvev ak They 30 crowded together mat hs
dresses OF he ladies' which are OF the nghIes msson4H
Touch ore another Therefore We could SCI NE 1Oas
Of The grS dresses the flame would Immediately extend
over tie hole The scheme 10 this; o. 10 Ine Gardens
some very fine Tuesday Friday evening and take wh
you piece of paper STEPPED IN IuPennne 10" msIehes
and some cigars Screw up one end of the paper 10 1e
iorm OF ca sr.igbt light with mach, and after gni
ing cigar Drop the blazing psPer upon muffin dfsss,
hich II Will Immediately eel ire TO. the girl would IN
ssndy rush The crowc and 10 the coniasiOn all he
people running cgelher they would push the pers
he e sgaps her ladies' dresses beng al Ia mo-
non lie flames woula rapidly extend 10 gTes humber
TIE people could mol easily escape as there arc 81 may
chairs and stools shout they would Ia over hsn. You
could easily escape IN the CONFUSION and II would be SOW
stbe turn penIysiner, aud report Inc In.ter 70 ms
! newspapers as an accident for which you would gea
gooo suf and would ailsy any suspicion na mG al
Olherwfe arse you would have the satisfaction OF glg
Inc greater porIn Of Old ssIRns representatives, oe.de
saving BIN trouble, by sending hem 10 their huAi
IetceIce halt roasted IL you cou.d succeed 10 getting
light fairy fire. success would be almost CERTAIN.
persons fe, especially ladies' naturally rush 10 any.
booy hand IL you DO not ike this scnene, AN
sequsirled with some o.hers OF which s 10 set tue
Opera house ere grand nj CHI IN such
cut OF The retreat Of the audiences but mis- would
quiIe three OF four persons. Yours, etc. Alb.
| Addressed 10 q" A determined Chsrast"
Wines ,s.n asked Tue prisoner II the foregoing In
hs tens wfiting, aud thar was ana on
being further qnesnoIed whether he bad auy moe
| such letters about him he produced the fol owing:
June y, lS5slr; Are you determined C6arliatl IL
60 and you would not Mid riskng your s 10 sss.un
your party, am acquainted q scheme vher-bv ~,
may 90 So ey se urg The greater portion Of 10. asoc
e. lN In I'm A IIllhI 10, 49,