New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
VOLUME TX.

and tho American trade chiefly. have saved
England proper from dying Of the dry ut
as Ireland has and as Scotland and india
especially India, rspidly are A military a,is,,-
orDcy must besgar a coastrv. An ;o59s,r,a.
people Ike cur own has its nei,bbors Texas
'shaaa' &c insisting on Joining them The one
enriches and invites as mGch az the other beegars
ana repe!s an alliance The English Colonial Svs
iein seems Fastening 70 end Canada Jamaica.
the Iape. and nov Australia are all instruction
airy IN their tendencies. When they are cut Dose
and the tTumpery law reforms Of Brolghanl dis
placed Tor some Of the wisdom Of our back woods
men regarding the conveyance Of property inherit
ances, minor courts and other o. the myriad labor
saving machineres Of Democracy then we shal
see population increasing IN England fast as j.
does IN America, and the paraiyzed old Cathedral
towns rivaing Cincinnati. IN vigorous lie-and not
ti then. There are not two right systems Of cause
and effect or different sides of the Atlantic spite
the nonsense written about Il new territory and
abundant land.
America is now one Of the chief supports Of Eng
land. 1t Is stated that the money sent BY Irish
emigrants 20 their starving relatives equals the
whole q the Irish poor rates. some 100000 o.
people IN England are supported by the America
trade. When will all tine States learn that u IL
I'LL four times cheaper 10 build mills close by plant
stIons, than ships 20 send raw produce for England
70 manufacture, in order 10 support the English
Government aud 1000 900 Of her wOrkmen' Dc
not wo,dor that some States arc in debt.
The French Academy Of Science wherein a re
veaed sl the lore Of the Swans hss lately not beer
marked by any very extraordinary revelations. ex
cepting the last sitting Mr Wagner then present
ed 70 the Academy piece OF mechanism claiming
20 secure unequaled uniformity for time keeping
NJ Desprets submitted description Of bis eiectri
cal apparatus, by which he obtains heat Of sue
intensity 70 fuse with rapidly substances which
resist The action OF every other kind OF fire. NJ.
Bonaparte presented his ornitholOgIcal work, con
tanning 900 specimens " Grange read papei
On the cause and means Of preventing the gOltre
"a On the throat incident b. mountainous cOun
tres Tho disease he attributed 10 the presence
Of msgnesis. minute doses Of indurated salt, takef
for year, will check the growth OF the disease
NJ. Dessau read a long paper on the manurlng o.
seed instead OF the ground The author cited h.
perfect success IN several cases which change ha'
the double economy Of outlay in the manure and
labor. AS IN America, we have protector OF fly
ing machines. The one here is brilliant Lecturer
and is sangulne OF success Nous rerrOns as the
Virginia Fronchman, Father Richie used to say
The Government continues its action against TIM
Ledru Kollin party-n prescriptions, seizures, fines
When We reflect that Ledru ROlin was the ma
who estab. she'd the Revolution by cxtrpatlug tho
Orleans Dynasty, through his eloquence IN tn
Chambers, this seems anomalous. Lfmartine j.
between two stools. He goes too far for one. no,
far enough for the other. The ocean Of change j.
so tumultuous its onward tide SC strong, that h
who does not GO with 1t must sink 80 1t l.
with LonartDc. But be pursue his med
taiions in the East. where in Asia Minor h,
has had a grant Of 5000 acres made Inn, upo
which he intends TO settle The French know IL
personalities now in their pOlitics-all is IDEAS !
would be difficult 10 imagine state Of things vbcr
individual politicians play smaller part. In th'
Chambers, where there are many mum members
who have not had, as with US, the advantage q
local Legislatures, to learn the art and mystery
con laf md "a "A
pear as the ieadcrs-but the real leaders arc The
new and old ideas Let any man halt betweoi
these aud he is lost politically.
A number OF crimes have occurred lately l.
France, such beating out the brains OF poo
old woman for tho trumpery gains of her shop,
killing his father. girl throwing vitrlol In thc
face OF woman and so forth
The caricatures of Paris are famously funny
Example two sweeps are fighting outside the
Chamber Of Deputies policeman interieres, say
ng, " No fighting in the streets, You b.sckguards
20 inside the Chambers If You wish 10 do that
The ebon Emperor Of Hayt, Soulouque, is served
up with irresistible comicality as Napoleon Tim
black rascal intended to be satircal on the Peer
ages OF Europe, now that they are beginning &
die out, by his magnificent creation Of Pompcy
Cuiiee nobility.
An electrical telegraph IA TO be established be
tween France and England-worked by tw
persons submarine, printing in Romen letters, yer.
fast telegraph and the passport system TO
gether
Algeria contains about 100000 Of acres Thc
native population, is 100000 the French troop
90 900 the European residents, $4,000 the French
$4,000. 1t is tho gain OF loss OF II sum annually
equal to the expenses of our Federal Government
But then is il not glory Has 10; Horace Ncrns'
inv ented all sorts of scenes his great pictures Il
the Versailles gallery IN order 10 gory the hing
sons boys of sixteen and upward, II not dong
Of oh Inc
unnatural not 70 say inhumsn, sang tr0id with
which they regard the sacrifice Of pour miserable
devils Of ArabS-and IN one instance brnte
scene representing lovely Crcassian women anC
sucklngs trampied 10 death Shame on the boar
ruiiian who could order such things to be painted
as an evidence of sodlerly honor, paterna AM
national pride Shame on the artist who coulo
steal the hues OF heavenly genius 10 guild The
spirit Of the damned Shame on all such ootmeu.
who make a holy spiritual art play the lacquey g.
the big knife rs II art had no higher destiny than
10 be the psnder and slave of military rank AMI
offensive butchsry! The same artist has now gone
to Rome 70 record canvas the assassination o.
her patriots. The National thinks his pictures O.
the Roman murders will be torn in pieces # brought
to Pans.
The Begians, afraid i, would damage Their
trade have let the King. now beginning to b,
an old man, keep his place. There is hive BE.
gian prince his political days must be numbered.
as well as those Of the English heir apparent Som,
sort OF ROYAL trucking TO Labor is now attempted
Official sanctions TO songs m honor OF WORK arr
given in Belgium poor theit from the French Al
MANAGES And Prince Albert is suddenly afflicted
with the desire to ps,rpnize Labor, BY having G
worlds exhibition in London Of Arts, Manufacture
and the Products OF all nations. When see any
OF these people working from SIX to SIX shau bc
Gove ia their sincerity: up TO that time shal
deem it a transparent huucbug-so transparent thsi
trust the American mechanics viii 10, dehle them
selves by taking any part in the London exhibition
Mechanics and professional men IN Engl are a.
the sorv ants OF the aristocracy. cannot conceive
OF any high soued Engishmsn. not OF the privileged
orders living there. More than one eminent pro
icssiOnal man there has complained 10 me Of tn
wounds he constantly received in being placed with
his education and sensitiyencssn IN society bloated
with the brutal pride OF the Norman Conquest Dis
gused under gentle manners and soft speeci
England shows illustrious nsales, but none %
them have been deemed the porcelain III for the
peeraSe, which in England Is considered The
touch stone Of honor where very old landed
monopohes dc not come in. by virtue OF wealth
anchored IN the soil, 10 oounteraci TO degree The
spurious forces Of this lowest kind Of honors-
political honors-titles which are bestowed MOI
oa merit but for money and the power and