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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
The Rhine Briaged ut CoIoxue.

The Prussian Minister Of Trade and Pabic
Works has issued public notice inviting the eng.
neers of all nations TO send in plans of a fixed
bridge at Cologne, to unite the lines Of railway be
tween Belgium ami France with the great German
line 70 Vienna. Sin,e the time the Germans pos
sessed these provinces no German Government has
vet been able 70 build a stone other fixed bridge
over the Rhine, and the modern railway traffic has
to cross the stream b. a cObtrvsnce that has not
been improved for centuries. The Minister states
the conditions To be fulfilled in the construction
the river from bank to bank Is l,2J5 feet wide this
space must be crossed by bridge leaving three
openings the piers are TO occupy in ali not more
than IS feet and must be 80 firmly built 70 stand
the pressure Of the fields Of ice that descend the
stream on the breakup Of great irosts. The bridge
must support tramway for loaded railway wag'
ons, a roadway for ordinary carriages, and foot
paths Locomotives will not pass il, nor unbroken
terminus 10 terminus The communication, there
fore, will still be imperfect, but il s necessary
obtain a certain hight above the water TO meet the
immense rise OF the river in foods, and the TER
mini on the respective banks are on low level
the ascent from them to the roadway Of the bridge
will be too short and steep for locomotives Inc
bridge the river from the north side Of inc
Cologne and Mnden station az Deutz, 10 Desnys
straight line, drawn toward the choir at the cane
dra Immediately opposite In the design some ~
teuton is 10 be pad 10 this circumstance IN or'e'
that the bridge in exterior effect may be worthy ]"
position. The cost is not 10 exceed 1900 0Oo ma
ers. The best plan will receive prize OF :"
Fredercks dor the second best 1875 All the PisfS
are to be sent In by August next.
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Napoleon Insulted.



We cursorily alluded yesterday To the unwel-
come language which met the ears Of Lotus Ma
poeon Easter Monday, as he retgrnned ireIn
military y secd hq ne has since been alluded
70 in the French National Assembly, and as 1t
has considerably increased the panic which al
ready prevailed in the upper and middle classes
OF Paris we revert TO the subject The road
10 Vinccnnes lies through the Faubourg St.
Antoine, and an enormous crowd OF the lower
population of that turbulent quarter OF Paris
had naturally been collected by the general
holy day by the brilancy of the weather and b. a
fair which is held on that day at the Barricre du
Tr6uc. through this crowd the President, accom-
panied by General Hautpoul in an open barouche,
aud escorted 10y about 80 Dragons, made his way.
In proceeding TO Niucennes his reception was favor
able enough, but on his return different scene
awaited him. From st. Msnd6 to the Place de la
Bastllle and the hue 81. Antoine, dense assem-
hlage as collected. No cries save that " lfre la
Socidie = were to be heard, and the carriage OF the
Presidt ut was COON encompassedby a mass OF scow-
ling aud unfrendly faces As II sdvaDccd, the signs
of dissatisfaction became more decided some
shouts OF 4 JaS le tyr0n' were uttered, and a
party Of bouscs shook their fists in the face OF
Louis Napoleon and his Minister, approaching SO
near them as 10 brush the epaulette OF Gen
Hautpoul's shoulder. Louis Napoleon Preserv
ed al undaun,ed composure, and passed the
danger without further inconvenience. The OBJ
lCCt OF tnc htu ttntls Uhu DCth w give MN Nnht
they called n pacific warning. The attack was
less violent than that Of which Gen. Lsmori-
cere was the object few weeks ago, wnen
he only escaped by his personal agility
General Changarner meanwhile, was also return
ing from Nncennes by the same route. He was
booted and apostrophized by the coarsest names 10
which he replied with military energy, but observ
ing a soldier in the crowd which insulted him. he
seized the fellow on the instant and made him
perform military salute the same night that msn
was dispatched 10 the outposts OF the French army
in Africa. These particulars were not generally
known IN Paris till a day OF two afterward, bat We
have no doubt OF their accuracy, although General
Hsutpoul thought proper to give an official contra
dctiOn to the assertion that the President had been
insulted at AL Unluckiy, he had himself just be
fore told the story.
We are not disposed to attach any extreme i'm
portance to this occurrence, for il was say the
least OF H. an act Of imprudence for the head Of any
/ Government OF France to drive in full uniform on
Easter Monday through fair in the Faubourg st
Antoine. and some allowance may be made for
| the populsce in such place such a holiday
But the conduct Of the crowd evinced that rowe
OF discipline and selcontrol which seems ever pre-
pared 10 take advantage OF any Incident favorable
10 the projects OF its leaders, and the indication
the growing hostility OF this class of the people o
Paris 10 the existing Government is not to be over
| looked.
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Preseut Condition of the Jews.

a Correspondent Of the Jeirish Cronicle writing
from Piedmont under date March :, states" You
can hardly imagine the miraculous change which
the social and political condition OF the Jews has
lately undergone. We enjoy true liberty we are
on perfect equality with Christian neghbors,
with this difference only, that cur rabbis are not
paid their salaries by the State. Fortunately, how
ever our pastors can be paid by their own core.
ligonists, they having budget Of their own, and
unite all their interests in the cause OF religion
At pre.ent the Jews OF Piedmont do not occupy
many public Offices, because there are not many OF
us capable OF filing them but we have one Jew
in the Chamber of Deputies, and great number in
the Nuuicira Council
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cerae. Gsris, Coire aad Hsrci'u. are placed ~,
visionaly under the servilance Of the Police.
~. The Department o; Justice and Il Polo, =.
CHARGED with the execution Of this decree, AMI -
this view. 10 make an srransemsa, with tie an,
thori,.es Of the Cantons.
-. The permission to give passports to tn.
member, Of the said Associations IS tcoorsin,, ,
sp,oegdel ia the Cantons OF Argoyis, Lucerne. ;l
ri. Gdssons and Appcnzel ,exhriorl For the ca,.
tors Of Berue, Zurich, schah hausen Fnboa-s.
Bale. vaui, Nsuichitel and Geneva no pas.p IA,
shall be given. escep, nr the purpose Of csryia.
this decree into effect.
IS. This decree shall be communicated to slle
Governments of the Cations.
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.syx PLAY by InmRrfinr.

r.mertine's new play. Tonsss'nt Lou'sl ae,
- n,olrcad a GREAT sensation. AZ ~ hfs' pr
f,rmauce at the Porte 81 Martin croHa c,s| ,S.
ro.n5 The doors rs early e, twelve O'Clock al me
oosD;nr the tlrong was immen'e. Ia 'ne n n':'
seem the population Of 81 Domingo was &c. ~.
- r,lsr,,5 y, the banks = The sea upon whose
e. -, Us raasctea tie bri.lian, light OF the
sur. The black Marsci.laise was suag win eh1uu
.ia.rn and throughout the piece tie aid oil pea
tifal scenery ami OF we.-nenaged machinery sA'e
~ IN, striking incidents and energetic poetry al
s-F.ct which quite won the admiration OF the aual,
enc. The net ~. Of Frederic Lemsitre ssslssou
the nost ami the whole was received with eniha-
.;.s,,c ,,.isuse. When the cartain fell the poet
va, loudv called tlr, bu; he had LETT the house.
TIE audience SANG retraia upon the isyoriie tahe
Of Lampi7n. which vas SO universally sung during
the DAYS OF the Revolution, making use o. the name
Of Lamsrtne instead Of Lampion's. The "ho'e
affair was very gratifying 70 the author
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prur.inu Matters.

On Saturday, the 9Th inst. NJ femme, who has
been ten months in close imprisonment on suspicion
Of high treason, ;, last brought to trial and nc
quilted OF the charge. The verdict OF the jury was
received by the people Of Munster as that In the
case OF NJ. Waldeck was received in Berlin-s a
dcie at OF the Government.
The result Of the election Of the deputies to the
new Upper Prussian Chamber is now known with
sufficient certainty. IL has not excited the smallest
public interest. The persons elected belong excu.
sively TO the Conservative party and If there Is
any difference il is that the Ultras are more strongly
represented in this chamber than the last Most q
the former deputies are reelected.
The Berlin State Gazette, Of the sh, contains the
copy OF treaty for the incorporation Of the troops
of the Grand DGchy OF Meckenberg Schwerin in
the Prusslan army, and announces that similar
treaty has been concluded between Prussia aud
Mecklenberg. Strelitz.
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An Editor Escaped.

A letter from Rome of March 81, states that
Mgr. Gazoaa ounds of the Cent importance and
ex Editor olthe Posture, who had been condemned
by the ecclesiastical tribunals to imprisonment IN
monastery, net only his writings against rene ION
and the Holy See, but also tor other breaches os &C.
stical discipline. has made his escape from
the Castle of s.. Angelo. 1t is positively stated
that the Pope expressed great dissatisfaction st
his uniustfsb.e condemnation and that he en-
ployed tho funds for the escape.
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SPAIN.
Reconciliation with Epglnnd

It's stated in the best informed quarters in Paris
that the question between the Spanish and Eng
glish Governments is settled, the Spanish Cabinet
having agreed to acccrt the terms proposed by
Lord Paine ston The news was brought TO Paris
on April l, by the Belgian Cabinet Courier, who
arrived from Madrid and who Set out for Brussels
n. amin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

1901, r,,,s. Socialist Alta secret meeting held at
D.-shn,.,n Il as decided that the Socialists
.soad select as teir candidate one OF the private
soldiers iat-ly Paushed for havinS taken part IN
aa.,,;r, The crowns OF mMortelles 90 the column
- piaes IL "a Bs.tille II is added that both NJ.
.: ~ NJ Emile de Girardns prsten.
90. - he ecteI On the Socialist interest Tor Paris
hsve been unanimously rejected
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Opcrattc Matters.

HyR MAJssrYs THEArRE.-Madame Son,ag
appeared on April 9, as Rosma in " Ii Barbere di
Sivigli" one OF her most successful representations
The archness and raivete Of the character were sd
mirably represented Her execution of the cele.
brated Rodels variations surprised the critical
audience and the applause was unanimous. TIE
Opera was play cd with the same cast rs last year,
excepting Cslxolari, who acted Count AlmaNlva a.
Belletti was the FigsO, and Lablache Bartoio. On
Tbursday "Don Giovanni was given, with the
same powerful cast which rendered its revival All
epoch In the performances ct this establishment last
season. Co,ett made his reatree as the Don, with
Psrodi as Donna Anna. Lsbache as Leporelo,
Calzoar as Ottavio, Madame Giuliani as Donna
Elvra, ari Sontag as Zerlna. To add to the at.
traction Carlotts Grisi and Maria Taglioni danced
the incidental minuet aud the Zarabanda IN
minor.
ROYAL ITALIAN OPsRA-On the 9Th Grsi,
Mario and Tsmburini, who arrived few DAY 5
before from ST. Petersburgh. made their appear.
ance this season the opera chosen being Lucrez,s
Borea" The reception which the Incompatible
Grisi encountered was almost excessive. the aecla.
nation continuing without intermission FOR several
minutes Mario aud Tamburlni were similarly
greeted. Grisi is unchsnged and the persona,'on
was as effective ever. An anneeded apology
was offered for Marc. aud TsmburIui delivered
the music in his old character OF APhoIso with his
usual energy. Msdemolseile dc Merle, who s~ss
,o have PLAYED Ofsni being indlsPosed her place
vs.. .npnled b, a Mademoisele d Okolsk, who
failed in making any favorable impression. The
small psr,s of the Venetian nohlemen were credita
by sued BY Signors Polonini, Rache. Lava, Sod
Mel and Tagiahoo
On Thursday evening Norma was reriormed II.
the first time this season. Herr Formes appeared
as Oroveso, and Sgnor Timberhs was the foiio
of the opera Ia addition to this Mdlc. Ners under
took. ior the first time at Covent Garden the part
OF Adalgisa From first to last the opera went ct
with much spirit Grisi. TsmbeTiik and Formes
were called for on the fall Of the curtain. Norma
was followed by the mos, effective acts OF Mas
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The Eleciian.

The coming election greatly engages public at
ten,iou, especially as there seems such difficulty in
selecting a candidate. The Electoral Committee
s1e divided between tso parties, the one in favor
Of a thorough Conservative, such az General de Ia
htie, or NJ Foy, ex peer OF France; the other
would have e member OF the government OF Gene
raj Csvsigusc. The Democratic Delegates met 10
the number Of A., and. IRON what took place il is
feared that NJ. de Girardin will he set aside fur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
Bavarfan War Movements.

1t becomes daily more evident that Bavaria has
hostile intentions for it is continuing to concentrate
troops on the Baden frontier. The Cologne Gazette
says that Baden viii be occupied next month, aud
that this determination IS positive, that the pre-
sent Minister Of War, whoopposes the occupation,
is about to give in his resignation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

On the morning of Api s, the members OF the
Climber OF Meckeub5rg Schwerin set out to go TO
their usual place of meeting b1t found the ave
MUGS block ed by the police tor the purpose OF bar
ring them out. The reason war, that the day be-
fore, after the Minister al President had announced
the resignation # the Ministry because the Grand
Duke had recognized the authority OF the Central
Commission OF Frankfort, and was reading the ~.
der for prorogung the Chamber, the Preslden. Of
the Chamber refused % allow the Minister to
speak saying he could only permit him to do so
as a DEPUTY, but not % Minister, adding that the
adjournment OF the Chamber did not form part OF
the order OF this day. Upon this the Minister rose
and quilted the Chamber, followed by all the Right.
The Assembly then being too small TO constitute
House, the President adjourned the sitting
Various protests have been issued against the
compulsory Propagation OF the Assembly. bat Of
course the Government will have everything It's
own way.
A new Ministry has been formed Mr.. Balow IS
ut the head OF the Cabinet
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Mlscellnnenu..

been opened in Berlin; the catalogue Is mocn
richer than the walls many OF the pictures spec'
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sanielo-signor Timberlik again aPFeafins' Win
II NassOl.
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ip~xRD soLLiSs. IS Wall street. N. Y, or to
BRswN, suIPLkY Coz Liverpool.
l. nRAPES Jr s Boulevard. hontmartre, PARA.
liter the first 81 April next, the rate Of sh. thu
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HE Boston Laneers aud the British Army
Dcspatsh.

TO Tux EDITOR THE HERALD.
You disposed OF a half column IN your useful
Journal The other day, by !, publishing, from the
Bvtftsh Armp Despatch, an article ridiculing the
citizen soldiers OF this country.
You, with your usual saeaclty, headed the arti-
Gle, I" Jealousy OF the English" or something TO
that effect, and launched II upon the tide Of your
immense circulation, TO abide the contempt or
curious reflection OF who nsoever might read IL.
some folks get an idea into their heads, and
pursue n with such intensity that they are utterly
isesrdless OF ell coiemporary facts
Like a man in a house on fire, Intent upon eaviog
he own luggage, regardless OF all consequences,
sseus to me that there s little Jealousy OF
Acndity mixed up with the badinsge, WHICH proves
almost, that while the writer was fennl0g those
might sercasms, the ghosts OF Lexington, Bunker
Hill, end forty other lights OF the revolution not TO
say ooe word Of the scenes Of 1872, lsl3 and lSl4
were "shsking their CORY locks Al him.
IL " all very well for our stout old father, the
Ensiisher, To Rlut himself with contempt Of all the
rec, OF creation; but the Of figures plainly sho~
that What Ia lI75, or 1873, was well done, may now
We court no display Of prowcss for yeomen or
citizen soldiers. We should dislike 10 fight BIZ
tsh regular regiment; but II we were obliged 70 do
~. The Lord only knows what would be the re-
suit.
Pipe clay, red jackets, stocks and hogging make
good soldiers SO Ter as discp goesbut that's sll
IL cant make nee fighting men Of them, no how
YOU tx II. Itis doubtless trle thatl the fegu-
ter British army would find uncomfortable work 10
do, even with the citizen soldiers, promising that
NJ WCuld take uOntn to get AT bone. Intelligence
will carry the day; plaok, which the yeomen in
b.rIt from our English fcrefathers, added 10 elias
ITCHY 81 character, love Of couairy, and the indi-
,idasl interest felt by American citizen soldiers,
sounterbalance ,all the peculiarly distressinr al
yattfrts under which the " Britsh regular army
are brought into the held. We give up to John
bull in his beef eating aad beerdrinkiag propensi.
ties we cannot go The heavy wet-that's a fact
Int when bullets, grape shot and bayonets are the
order Of The day." our Heighbors Of England
"thould Of their own merits Be dumb" Expert
spce H. terrible teacher. PrGy Mr.. DtsDdtch, con-
,smplste the paft conflicts between Mother Eng
land end her pre- cocious offspring this eide Of the
psddie- and 20 70 "isurper with wha, APPETITE you
psy" CTTIzEs SoLDiER.
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SHIPPING.

VHENEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
NAL sseanert-rhs ships com pricing this line the
ATLANTIC, Captain West BALTIC, Captain Comstoek.
fAccIn,c Captain Nye. ADRIAric. Captain Grafton.
Thee rhps having been buiit BY contract expressly for
government service has been takea their
ucon as Ase in their engines, to strength and
speed and their accommodations for
Price Of pssage from York TO Liverpool exsu
vs use q extra ie state rosms $s2o from Liverpool to
An experienced surgeon will be attached snip.
Ne berths secured until paid for
The Of these will not be table for gold
nlyer. bullion specie, jewery precious stones
unless bills of lAdng signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
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nR. DE LANEY, AUTHOR or THE PsIvATE MEDI-
cal Guide &c. continues to be consulted usual in
those difficult Of certain nature that have baed the
skill Of less experienced In this branch
tice His mild and judieous treatment requiring
other dangerous medicine, he knows (from the
half cured Of other practitioners he daily called
to treat be far 10 other in America
bear advertise have the Doctors opinion and ad-
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