New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

| certain opinions which are treated as ridiculous
absurd and contradictory namely, the opiniOni
OF the Socialists, and yet those opinions have
made the conquest Of the country. Denial anf
laughter can prove 1t 70 demOnstration. he
newed laughter The proof Of what advance
Is, that in order to prevent the Socialists from be
| ing elected TO this Assembly in crowds, you were
obliged to deprive millions of electors Of their
suffrage II such doctrines can dispense With q
Subven.iOu, surely religion and its ministers can
do solikeVise. Murmurs | quite agree With
III hOntaitmbsrt. who in his journal advocated
the marriage Of Priests aud the suppression OF
the budee1ef public worship.
NJ. de MAstalepl5ert from his place. with great
animation r. Never Movement
N. Heatbyuin-The article in question, IN
doubtedly Goes not bear the signature OF the hon
orsbie gentleman, but the AreH'T was then under
4 Voioe-It was NJ de Lsnmenais who wrote
the article alluded to.
M Hennfquin-We want the Church 70 be de.
pendent or it's own followers for it's support. Did
not Louis Philippe, ia October, 1880, suppress the
salaries of Cardinals And why should they
now be vsted' We are not hostile TO tue
Catholic religion but | repeat IL. each creed
oueh, TO ligse on lis own resources The Catholics
have rigIf to form assoc atoms let them do So,
and form bf voluntary contributions the deficit OF
their budgfs Gentlemen, IL liberty OF worship
had been csmprehended as l look on it, far from
our budget being exhausted TO re establish the
Pope, the ,pArtzans of the Roman expedition
would have initiated the crusaders Of old and de-
parted az volunteers 10 besiege the sacred city.
lOh oh ssd laughter. Great applause on the
left On division there were 435 to III against
the proportions.
JEROME BONAPARTE
Ia Governor of the Invalids with 4 princely
revenue and appointments. Some one said that
the provisions Of the Invalids were admirable for
tbe-ktaf Jerome is a Bonnparte and modest
He aIks back pay TO the tune of some 24O,OOOfr.
Unanimously rejected in Committee, though Of.
fered by the Ministry.
" LAMARTINE
Is at work in the Pays as Editor. He is en-
deayoring to praise Louis BonsParte and induce
him to say plumply and plainly that he will not
serve again in 1852, but will play the part Of
Washington. Louis has not written to the Edi-
tor that be will do so. The idea prevails that he
will not.
NJ THEIRS
has kept very quiet of late whenever ne does
speak, you could hear pin drop.
HIS SISTER
keeps table dhote on the Boulevards. Her sign Is
Her terms are, 3 francs for men, p for women
with saloons for whist and conversation.
THE LONDON PRESS
does not appear much impressed with those 500
and odd packages Of the Americans at the
World Fair. The Examiner thinks it unwor.
thy the promise held out. The moral OF our
manufactures, the la or saving machinery and
the diffusive democratic use made Of their works
is all left behind. SO we have to compete with
the magnificent display of France which her
people do not enjoy; so England the same
Hoes press in the Pafr1e Office is worth all the
Louvre, but it does not look SO. The Exposition
is judged by looks-it simply exposes exteriors
and the most splendid and artistic carry the day
ard we do not.
EXCURSION PARTIES TO LONDON
are being made from Paris. 300 francs takes aud
shows one around for a week. 1t is question if
it could not be done alone for that. The great
preparations for the 4th May detaiR numbers
after that they will go over to London. The fete
here this year viii be splendid, without par
allel IS. H. F.