New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-11
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EUROPE BY AN AMERICAN.
no. XIV.
Pars Correspondence sfThe Tr.t IN,
Paris, Thnndsy, Juno n.


| PARIS Thnrdsy, juno o.
IN end hmo Taers arrived yesterday az Miyarrs Ho-
tel In the ey ring he Waited The II LJras accom-.
pauied b. Sir Edwsrd Ellis He ssrp,sd to h. io y, N
health end s)ihis aud msipsined amin
with .everal peers ood conmooers Who lined m Lord
presence ofhv French ssesms1 enisrrd bss, ana ARR
aeoroial gosog on both sides they rsinsinst ysy
made his way down throne ana sfter hs the Ms.
oois OF LaDsdowne, both Of whom shook .nds A.
Theirs wlih the umosl apparent hsao..s rbs historian
Of the Con,ulste and Empire remained only for q shor
time In the House but during bis bsf stay appeared %
lordshipS noble hsll"
Thus speaks the London Morning Chronisls--
1t does not inform "a, however, whether NJ Theirs
10 going to fight Colonel Napier. who calls the His
tory Of the Empire, in polite terms, a pack Of lies
Nor does it explain the fact that the Members Of
Parliament were wanting in dignity in taking by
the hand man who showed the savage joy of 4
NewZealsnder on hearing Of the late rec all of ths
French Ambaisador from London-a JOY, If put on
to make effect along the Moderate yes on the oc-
casion not the less beneath the dignity OF man of
letters The papers state that NJ THEIRS goes now
to visit Louis Philippe bis former friend asd Kiog,
simply as matter Of friendship. This il false Of
course What takes him there is the succession
The Legitmists here in their journals talk 90 open.
ly as to which branch Of the Royal families is to
succeed, that even Gaiignani says they appear 10
forget there il such thing as a Constitution pro.
yidiDg the mears OF successor to the President
No. that is quite overlooked. The shop 10 the Pas
sage Choiseul, devoted to Henry v! becomes
more brazen every day. Formerly ito poetry and
prose- its busts bon bons, and distri5utye political
machinery in general, were disguised under ala.
sions. Now all 10 plump and plain.
ould leyns punal Puly.s tllid pulyersi ysntas
Qoid yentof suhere. oaid huisIel Nisit
Notwithstanding this classic opinion, Napoleon
thought the Dnchesse dAngoulems the man of thu
family Certainly the present Duchesse a Orleans
is Tot blown about. 10 the days Of February sha
was the brave one Of the party. She nov con-
tIyes to extract 800 900 francs year peasiop from
the Republic, for which she does nothing probably.
but plot againss il, and bod out steadily f,r ths
claims Of the C0mte de Paris, her son. The OBJ
jet now is 10 get the two branches Of the Bourbons
to merge their differences. The Legtimsts are
delighted at Louis Bonaparte's pscanisry involve
menis. he u deeply In debt, having played En-
peror without the means Of paying the people. La
the Committee, on the question Of raising bis salary
10 10000 francs q day, bis debts are openly dis
eu'sed. This demand for additional salary, coming
the day or two after The signing Of the bill restrict
ing suffrage, delights the Legitinis,s secretly, it
contributes to bis unpopuinity, at least Tor tina
present. Now il the different branches of thu
BourboDs can settle the matter among them a Ia
whom shall come in frt Henry v, or the Comte
de Paris, they bcpe TO get into power on tia exoi
rsrion OF Louis Nspoleon's term The breadth or
~ Theirs soul IL jas! about equal to such a t.ans.
action.
, Emile Ghartin has been elected Deputy In tho
department OF the Bias Rhin. Another sigaiicant
Democratic suecets. There were %. 667 vo,ss-of
,nese oIarcln obtained 1856 Muller 1850
Liectterberger, l3,o57 30 Girsrdln has been pro.