New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-19


Foreign import atoms nov have degraded American
Journalism. The huge massive corrupuous OF "a
ropenr Sooio'y-the immessureb'y coarse llst'-
the untrausstahe woods in the literature Of the
Continent can only be driven back by the stern
Of Individuality, sUch rs America
alone prsseutf-Ameri-anot aoo3cd by toe basoio
litefs ture ard hula scum Of Europe
Sir William Temple, spoasing Of the vices Of IN
die, SAWS the delicscy of tne English language 81
fuses a name Tor sach aoom,na ions. he meet nor
have gone 10 for IS ICdia for ar iut.-aton. That
,ink OF iniooity Rome said Lorenzo ia Mcdlci
addressing tis son the Cardinal, who bectne Leo
X Wih Rome as the fountain he I'D what can be
expected Of the reservoir capitals
An attempt was made IN the Asson0Iyto nave
the Psrs rarrison reduced, bat without s1cces7.
The seizure uf TIC French vessels 1T San Francis
co was alluded 70. ard the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs replied that owing % the distance between
San Francisco ed wash. gton, c0mm1nicat1ns
were Glow, and nothing yet was decided on tla'
point.
California Is ths roicning idea Ia the French "a.
pers The plethora Of gigantic advertisements o.
gold coDpsI les continues II too journals. S2ecc.
lttors keep deeply outrageous She fact thas 1a1es
are imposed on foreign diggers. The Assembly
have decided that "nO dramatic wora can DO rep
resented without authorization from ether TIE
Minister Of the Interior at Paris or from the Pro
feet in the Departments. That authorZ alton co7id
lie order" TIE lac, debate Of the Assembly was
on neutrality-suspicious. OF local interest
The French newspapers come stamped IN redi
n figure Of Justice, sword and balance, with " Cent
4" on her right hand marking the Injustice Of
putting four6tths Of a penny (Americsnl on each
Journal The work Of restriction seems now com.
pete: Suffrage reduced four 70 six millions; news
papers stamped and utterly controlled by Govern
uent; Army, Police and Passport system Ia flil
force theaters coLtroled espionage unchecked ;
Royals discussion undsguised "Order" aud
taxation at their respective nights. Trade, how.
ever owing 20 the prosperity OF America com?a ed
with Europe, is fair,
The Count de Chambord Henry v" is at
Wiesbsden; Jesuts are flOcking thither. II.
Theirs has gone on tour TO Germany and Holland.
The arrest Of the Society called Nemesis, Demo
cratic Social Club is making some noise. IL DOES
more formidable on paper than IN reaii'y. ooDS
members Of the Provisional Government are sao
20 be implicated, bat this is doubtful
The Presidenf, il is said, though 10 no' Vouco
for the fact. has ordered the army to wear Grape
for General Teylor's mory. Ny Faencn JournaE
have not N ade The announcement
The proposition Of NJ Leverrier that vsgabonds
and mendicsnts should be interdic.cd nom the De-
partment in " tch The Assembly sit hoS been eqo'
mtted 70 the Miaister Of the Interior VINO decides
that it is lot necessary, owing % the tranquility o.
the Capital.
Agitation is said TO prevail in aevers towns Of
At Tou on plan for burning down the arsenal was
spoken Of
Gen. a. kntist, in command Of the division a. Mar
seiles with his stat, Waited the neri)a t1ga'e
Constitution on the 2lst. BE was received with
II guns by Captain Conner. 6ie on board, with
Marseieise ladies 20 grace II, and toaaia at BAN
quet finished the affair.
NJ Lsmsrtine Gnd his companions, ChamPeauX
and ChsmborSn, have been well received by
the Sultan. The refugees at Schunla have been
spprised that the Sultan will give them about
$50 each toward their expentes OF voyage
to America, but 10 further assistance. BY toe re-
organization Of tie LOmbardo Venetian Provinces,
there are to be Two civil eutenents with the c)un.
clors, under the control Of the Austrian Ministry
one at Venice, the other at Milan. la addition to
the Hongarians already pardoned, 2O9 have been
amnestied.
On the Northern Railway, from July lG to %,
were received 3Ol643 fr. for pssBeDgers, and
200 42s for goods. This is three times az great as
the Houen Railway, and six times that of HAvre.
The Council Of State presided over by the wee
President Of the Republic, is engaged on the Oil
for Societies dc Credit F0Rcler. The strong ap-
peals which have come before the Assembly on
the geBerenOus mortgage system oil the INTERIOR
may stimulate France 10 do something. l fear
however that Difference to England and an il
Borance Of American financial economies will re-
suit In defoioncies
The French Ambassador at Stuttgart has been
of persons directing their steps 70 France, unless
they can give an account OF themselves by showing
that employment is there secured TO them, or that
thew have 800 francs in hand. Such law for Cal.
fornia would cause the French Consul to protest.
little retaliation on our part, just for the dignity
of human nature, would cause q fearful husterlng
in Europe
Nj. Nelson, distinguished young painter Of
Stockholm, having joined the sect Of Ansoap!s.s
has been sentenced TO perpetual Punishment and
the confscation Of all bis property. In England
10000 Anabsptists have sent petition to King o.
car sgainstthis invasion OF the liberty Of conscience
Nj Bxio and Barra have made another scientific
balloon ascension they are determined to discover
somethiDg thus far the world is not electrified by
the results.
The London Morning Chronicle has very long
accountofthe MOrmons, occupying several columns:
apostle at Liverpool, one Of the twelve is large
ly quoted BY this il appears that Mormonism is
rising immeRsuraby faster than Mahomedism did
at frat whose rise was more rapid than that OF
Christianity that it has more ardent ard sue
cessful Missionaries in Europe than any other sect
that it has three tuns and ahaf of California gold
This last argument will prove irresistible TO hun
dreds OF thousands. They may take up the creed
bypOcriticsy, bat their children will believe 1t as
infancy takes every thing-sincerely. In England
Mormon bsptisms are frequent, and apparently the
converts are believers.
The Rochester Knookings are laughed at in
the English press
How the Noble Guard Of the Pope behaves
Ia Democratic Guard being too vile for His Holi-
nessl appears from the NdziOnGlc o. Florence:
while the Pope was passing French officer "a
plain clothes stopped to see the pageant without
taking oil his hat; when q Noble Guard, Coun.
Pieno della Porta, Knocked OIL his nat with his
sabre To this eIninently apostoica proceeding,
which being at the fountain head must be pure aud
ought TO be adopted at New.York the infde
Frenchmsn replied by laying his whip over the
aggressor's Lhoulderg A blcodless duel followed
The meek and loSly Jesus so represented - AZ
Othelo soys over the body Of Dosdemona, 60 !
OlOP
A letter from Berlin says
"Things assuming certain gravity There 10 ak
Of very energetic demonstration being inside " re Prus
stan Govegtreut ccGusl Austria but 70 Ia net believed
there Will be any real hCsuiteg Il 10 knOSn that here
are two nOtet fem Vienna One refJsts no proportion
OF Prussia TO dhcUss frankfort IL free conference the
dehtiave Organization Of me larger coafedeialon IL