New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
LIFE In PARIS.
Paris Correspondence OF TIE Tribune.

the only Tribunal Of Taste-shrugging shoulders
at those poor Germans aud English
Nor is be satisfied with an emeute every three
months. "a a simple necessity of excitement-nor
even IN emeute prospective and Albos and the
Prophetic together Even that is tame 1t is too
purely natonal and disturOs nobody else. IL Is
the domestic cackle OF the Gallo rooster, aud not
his sonorous crow.
But happy the Partisan Of this present month OF
Nav Thunder aud lightning and prospect OF
universal earthquake in the Assemb'y--interruP
,on Of amicable relations With Engand-and
Alboni in viardo,s Creation Of the Prophet
Mother.
The month of Mey 1850, is success Inc
State shaken inside and outside, and an incredi
bility at the Grand Opera! What dizzy nights
If delisht What capacity Of human natare
And while bis country is a political chaos to the
sorrowing contemplation of the Worthwhile Its
sole natural and necessary alliance is distorted and
the grandeur and gravity Of cathedral music is
entrusted to our dear and divine, but fat and Pbleg
matte Alboni. the little bright-booted Frenchman
a,,,a,s nm and down des HalieRs sure that La
U ,no F,.nca leads the world, and that Halevy is
genius.
p,, ye will not quarrel with him for he also
-. .L.. the nit of the French opera is the
sole tribunal oftaste.
If Won pass him and on to the Assembly, Jou
u;ll see the Palace of the French Congress- gar
n;.bed with a few hundreds of the grim Chasseurs
of Vincennes. the most daring and desperate OF
Fre,cb soldiers. It's new Democratic architec-
ture. Columns a la fusa, buttresses dur ca"oHs
| frieze duE batoneftes. -, r,.
,acture protects the men whom the people have
elected against the people, and the inquriDg mind
will discover in the City Of Paris $4,000 soldiers
| for the same purpose.
The CITY is studied in Il e army the map OF an
enemy's country Every street, ever chi de sac is
known Every officer has his special spot assigned
and the higheroffcers successors are already nam.
| ed in case Of sudden death or inability.
The counter game ia equally known. The 10000
children of the Eaubourgs ready and eager Tor the
bgrrcades The manufactures OF powder, the &C
emulation OF arms the names OF the leaders ana
| the monster club in permanence
| Revolution has become a mere game. There IS
| moral probability amounting to certainty that
there w.be TO trouble in Paris for two years, until
the next Pre- sidenta election unless the army goes
over to Socialism, which, to judge from the ooio
nien of the Government, coming oil course from us
| intimate knowledge of the army,-ls less and less
| likely. III
| All the recent measures OF the Ministry are bold
| IN rs,bness The new electoral law is as clearly
unconstitutional it would be to declare Lous va
| poleon Emperor, yetthe opposition Is very ineSss
Cavaigpsc simply says that it is unconstitutional
Lamartine complAines OF the Impotence OF tue
Government and the sublime child VICTOR
Hugo. sines 10 raniing rhetoric the praises OF the
Proletaire. mi,
sinuous Theirs Kisses shriler than his wont. The
| ardent Montalembert, whose sole misfortune is,
| that he was born three centuries too late, de
nounces like the dying thunder OF the vatican.
They sweep away all propositions, all amend
ments. They doing what men OF conscience
could lot do, altering the fundamental law, oy
wbo,e operation they exist as servants OF the law
They assume the Master, for they enamored
of divine rights and there can be doubt that they
| will have their own way until another day OF reck
oning.
| A wear has wonderfully changed Paris 1t is al
| WAYS CAV. The Parisians dance upon the debris
| Of barbados But has recovered much OF the
Old tone Of glitterng variety. The famous windows
ON the Bouleyards renew their briliance as How
ers and buds their Spring h1es The same bJoux,
| the same patterns 81 es pantalOns eAcesslyement
iolis" DO not do duty for successive weeks, but
| cloud unros upon cloud of Summer cloths, cravats
chemses and the laced and golden nothlngs OF
the windows follow on ike clusters Of constella
lions. INois Mon Dieu c'est Ia seHie uiHe da
uon1ef For flowers will most fairly flourish on
volcanic soil.
Fine society is tho same everywhere and Hy de
Park. the Champs Ely sees, the Cssclne and the
| pincio are not essentially and Enthusiastically
different. Haute Societe loves the same equipsge
talyor in L Gland. Therefore, that the Fou
honrg St German has retired 10 its country house,
does not iniure the characteristic air OF The CITY
Rolling over the bridge Louis Seize and into the un
utterabe legitimate silence OF the sacred quarter
| are even now more and finer carriages than during
the presence of the Faubourg in the city last year
| learn from unquestionable authority, however
that = bile the city has been very gay socially dur
ing the Winter the FGubourg maintains mel
| apchoy and stately reserve, musng mourhiuiy OF
Henri Cinq-yet acknowledging with semi smies
tho Elysee Only the purest Legitimacy at the
Taileries y IN restore the Faobourg st German to
| a despairing world. We are waiting for our
King sitting like Patience on monument tell
ing its Love.
Won will not fail to remark another sbsurdIty OF
these absurd French times wherein one Suoou'e
in lofty saloons poura legitimate tears INTO bTolder
I'd hapdkerchels for the wilttd scion Of an Gillette
| stock and another Feubourg in the streets, WIN
sledge hammer and paving stones IA hsbd-oe
mands instant Millennium and the Just alsnce OF
tbipgs-not knowing probs bly, inst the faFth AXIS
is oblque. Ii is the apparent uuion OF tue heos o.
| Paris and the Government OF England.
The Red journals here tread as lightly on Lord
pslmerstor' 5 ioes-thst on might inncy the pres
.nre only low squeeze. While the Dtbats and
the Assemble National ard their brethren oiiste
| ,,b rase and denounce the foreign Secretary as a
mere boon companion OF Ledru Roilin, Louis Blanc
and Mszzini, the Presse, National and their trends
hush the matter up deplore the noise and avoid tue
question Cha,i5ori alone, that inc braided child
Of Comus. sprnkles all sides vito It's delcate attic
SAL aid Consumes the whole. u - amusing 10
ress the lofty philippics against Lord Pslmerston'
- The ,sme STRAIN nay, 10 the same words, a. the
datribes against Prudhon and Pierre LeroaX- Poor
Lord Pslnerston is now reckless radical miHins
the found atoms OF society.
Vfre Ia bogdteHei Yet these unsuitable Paf'sl,
ans not content with these delicious eoneoiss' AIu
- 1srce,. and solemn tragedies, Keeling andlaogh-
inc and gasping all around them, lot content with