New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-22
PARIS, Thursday, July 4. 1850.


Pans, Thursday July A. 1850.
We have the usual story Of troops and patrols,
suspicious persons arrested and imprisonedfor hav
iDg little guDpowder and some Socialist writings
in their possession, the iIterdict on the sale OF the
Democratic press, and open discussion as to the
prospects of Legitimacy. The Government, how
ever, having prosecuted by wholesale Republican.
ism here, was obliged to do something against
some OF the theaters which have been delectating
their respectable audiences with pieces ridiculing
the Republic. If that likewise be brought too low
in popular estimation, and the change be demand
ed, who is to be the successor? Louis Philippe's
name is much before the public recently. His con.
versstions with NJ. Theirs ere given, also those
with Nj. Scribe and Haery, who have been in
England attending the successful version of The
Tempest" in Italian. Louis Philippe spoke Of
music to NJ. Halery, which is against the Chester.
eldian rule which forbds one man to talk to anoth
err of his trade. Louis Philippe wrote out for NJ.
Halery piece Of music in bold hand, somewhat
shahy, and at the composers request pu. bis mi.
tias to it, thereby rendering it valuable. The
Duchess Of Orleans sent her children to see NJ.
Theirs every day, and likewise made the Count
de Paris embrace the poet and the composer on
their departure. These and similar delightful re-
miniscences Of the grandiose character, which ap-
peal to political interests, and the domestic sim
pie, which common people understand and thus
imagine themselves in the position Of kings and
hence are loyal illuminate the public press. On
the other band the Henry With men are notdle. They
publish Journal, and they domssticase that great
mn by mos If nd
the recent miracles at Rimini and elsewhere in
the Roman states-which are among the best on
record as they bring in the most money and are
receiving general airing in France, previous,
probably to their introduction here-constitute
things Of retroactive interest. To this must be
added the argument Of the Papal journal here. the
Untrers which insists on the necessity OF the az.
Enlistment ofthe Inqusition, and says naivey that
tortures were inflicted with discretion or that
there 10 no doubt. Holy men are only Discreet
But the question arises whether guilotine NAV
not be more discreet in taking of the men who
macerate the soul and body in bood-mortar-
Did the Inquisition stop at just words Did the
Lesitimists sbate jot of power without the stern
Republican Ak forcing them to do so. Where is
the concession now in Rome How perfectly il
shows that all the ropes promises oil Reform were
lies, so defended. Can there be man so besotted
a. TO think that set Of naughty irresponsible Car.
dinals whose feet never touch the pavement with
IN the walls Of the city, whose master, socalled is
waited on BY noble guards democratic ons not
being good enough for him,-can II be expected
that such are going TO take the initiative Of liberty,
or do else than practice deception to gain time :
Americans be not deceived Hold no more to WI.
meetings greeting Pope and priests. They are
all Of one stamp. They deny to man what makes
it dear. While Legitimacy here spsculstes as
to the Succession az though there were no Re.
pubic in existence-so says Gaiis aaHi-Repub.
licsnism is alnost dumb 80 in Rome, CORE
spondent Of Mssini bias jast been sentenced {,
seven years imprisonment two at bard labor
The Government has Just sustained q check