New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-12


Tlev propose IN grafton t1r Thousands OF Elrlsh
women WY don't ties, Gentlemen emi-rsts
themselves 4 ru-sc upon su-h PHILANTHROPY
A En-.ishnaa loves Els native ise, aId 50 d.
should P.Iails sla monopoly snc c-ass l--lss
,Iol dpart AID palsy him AZ every step, ant wien
ae cannot make irving b3csIss deer parks AL
cTJlse-c0vers and commons take The place oi farms
al -reaf men psv themselves On tl0lss afs ~
pounds while o,.rdlnaies under troserumelf -
10 or 80 d year. sae b. pays interest on deb;
which. be- being repre- scented. never w04.l have
contracted then b. S told % emicraic L; tlc
nobility emig-ate snd the people can al remain
"a generations O. come IL Is DOW cunceded that
among tAe poorer classe. Of English women chas-i
2, j. uot O. b. looked ilr The hrs; u virtues 5
wanting because the basis physical comforts sli
t-csncies IS wanting
An order has ilsi been sssed b. -hs Elslsh
PostOiico. allowing 4 single printed volume d Dc
posted 90 an part 81 the s4n-4om i1r siX yeucc
pound. 20 10 without q cover or 0pen a. ole e4t.
The Government has been drsEoonet into tbs by
-he Parcels DELIVERY Company Any letter MAY
also be- registered tor * pence. Slow nothing
SD perfect - the parcels delivery o. America. l.
tle f1s' OH Were u pUvat' naI-s . o-i ne
better managed ! thllS i Ne should have an
other var with Indians. or what noi. D .i were
'armed Out, = would be brought % a lose .lr
.el'A col The ordinary cost am certain ile, tle
seminole Wa would have been settles u Jew
noaihs TOT three millions Of dollars. asd 70 been l.
posed OF by contract
The Returns o.. the Bank OF England show whst
called a -l-t oi mooer. attributed 20 talio-
ma | was amused 20 s3e the s1uisubilInc m1u.
suce OF tins magic name 100 England, where ~tas
The divinity wrrsnlped When NJ Hudson
was considered rich. the Duke OF " wellington as
l't above hand Mrs Hudson. sal gar woman. 20
-he supper table Where are they uov-inc hs.l
Nay hle and Queen RICK bIran-s have COM
mauced again ln Eu-'aui--s test OF frantic miser
;2oo.Qoo p Week are taken on the London aud ~
- RAILWAY
The cs1se o. Cholera pot having been determined
o, phys seal examination 10 IS attempted ~ aoco1ut
'0r 90 upon spiritual reasons Rev DR. MrNcie
thinks 10 D. Judgment on England for ia'oun.
P1pery Rev Air Toyc OF Gsteshesd. that %
Do deter people from marrying deceased wives
sisters Rev Mr Clutch ri Leicester attributes It
20 Parliamentary Electors voting tyr Dlssenters
and Jews instead o Church oi England men while
others attribute % ~ the omission OF De. Gra'ia
rom the new Arn Tho nav Post Once sunday
arrangement another assigned cause "A old
jew, being 900 aa olt % tho Way ale lous" treated
himself o. some ham aud eggs but just IS he y as
about a. raise the forbidden morsei TO his mouth.
.ap o' thunder startled hIn he dropped ms i1'S.
SAVING Mem Goit All dish fuss chIst because
Did M0shesh eating lee0le pt of pscon NJ
ara ccnsfsiIv looking IN the stars for thc Dauses oi
things which De AZ our feet More than one edn
Gated man has told me n England that he believed
Animal Magnetism 30 be- satanic Influence \
belief Oh present witchcrait. a. special compact
with the OLD gentleman DO wears the horns alo
lourshos the rail. was avowed n mo by classical
scholar and extensive reader.
The French news may boz summed up AS follows
Mr. Charles Dupn introduced "a bali INTO the ham
Ders ior the education OF children rendering u ob
l-atory upon parents o. send then children 'o
school. up "a twelve wears OF age before the! could
boz admitted INTO factory Accordingly he Wsist.
.d that Art D. ol the hll on the Labor Of Children
DO FACTORIES. should be- maintained in the new la"
iD supporting tn. bl m the Committee, y DIpn
made converts. aud u looked q u was likely "a
pass Al tins moment VI Theirs, who 50 ass the
majority, entered The Committee nom feehng a
secret yrescutrue Z of what awaited his PROJECT
Dupiu became pale and a-itat-d VI THEIRS says
ms reporter leant with his back against toe mante
pIcco. and crossing his arms with the az of sove
-e gn, said, " hat. what Is % sou say Primary
schools again Teach the children ~ Worsmen 10
-eai and write All that, Monsieur Dupn' i
ratuitous and obligatory nstru,tou that Is 70 say
socialism and Communism Is Il with primary in
struction ihst yon VIII save so-ety There is
liresdy too much Socialism and Communism iu Our
avs Jet IS radically exfirpste al thatis now there
Tins IS our part; there j. nothing else to be done.
AstouId-t by this rude aIostrupLc, AMI peItcu
.arly hy the terrible aoCusatOn Of socialism, VI G.
Dupn wished To reply bat NJ Theirs opposed hun
i0afrgnc,. and argued 90 wei that i wss de'ided
Dy majority of one voice. that parents should no
0ncer be- compelled % send Their children ~ pri
mar school before they entered msnuiactoy
A. this decision VI Dupm compamef bitterly 20
MS m 'uds that Theirs wished 10 retrOgsde even
beyond the restoration IL seems q mc that VI
g. Dupm must be a great mIlksop 10 turn pale az
the sght o. Theirs. lie inspires me with the same
sentiments that Bartholomew Fair juggler does
the latter has caoutchouc body, the former
-aoutchouc conscience. consider Theirs History
1i the Empire emnenily hollow performance.
VI Theirs on Finance, t. az American who sees
ind knows the banks OF Massachusetts, AID Rhode
Island IS certainly a precious display - OF the
C0de Napoleon, 10 one who knows what tie prin.
-ers tanners snd curriers' carpenters and attorneys
10 Philadelphia did a century or more ago ln colL
-I VI Theirs thinks Napoleon great y was
France that was poor, ignorant All enslaved and
ne no got hold Of the Capitalization crank, backed
By bayoneis and military inventive power
secondary order Of genius-could grind II x the
bones OF all Europe.
The taxes on potable liquors 100000 0O0t VII
not think be taken N and on sali VIII probably
be- put on again. Great men must be paid. 81 the
old aw taxing salt, peasant living by the seaside
had not The night 10 dip bucket IN the sea and
ct the water evaPorate IN order 70 give nm tne
-esduum Of dry salt
George Washington LAFAYETTE ho sccomps
ned bis father nhis tour through the nitet states
he'd the other DAY. and was gathered INTO ms
fathers Madame sisyette selected. among 9th
rs. Americans TO- the pail bearers The deceased
I'ed outside u the barriers Since the he'oullou
the name % Lafayette has been but little hes.t
here The e-regious erur committed BY The father
ia making Ions Philippe King % 'he rench-his
uecesssN es5rauEemeut from that cnTstaii-aLd
the immense advances which POuilc Al AID social
philosophy have made over the views o; Lafayette,
eit him finally quite alone added u which, ase
had dimmed his IRE
There Is a talk Of general amnesty One Of
the pardoned political prisoners upon returning ~
Hsvre. az soon as he put foot on the French sou
cred ont with an orgasm, Hlrah i@ the Demo
-rsuc aud Socia Republic He " as mne'ilateiy
-ecoaducied o. Belle lsle such men sre 10 earnest
thsN cannot be- rIied with
The elections for the vacant seats All soon tzke
place some propose THAT Al the Representatives,
Condemned by the High Cour % Versailles shall be
rec ectcd others recommend the election - La,ii-I
RoiIn la fifteen departments II Is sad the con
demned stand every chance % success should Their
names be put NJ Ledrn holIn has published
pamphlet called the Thirteenth q June The Co',-
.,i,nfioaael attacks IT, matter and style lts quota
tons. however. defend the author for they un.
uiablv clever rhetoric.
The French papers sfe aghast v ih the Csiior-
MA news The French, having no mercantile ge
aius. AID being to- wrstchedy poor D. emiCrsie i
tss M had the effect # drawing them from home
mi ht-N ten veal a.-rtr xa4 70.