New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07

,s.,,v,.d do not deceive myself as 20 the
rnbIc mind, but who rs there VINO goes os "l,i'
numerous returns 70 our prhcpie 10y VIZ %
NV when the country SHAH see me iilJilA y -
fs dIvested as It Is OF the preulices Oh l!hO ~
~ the auronies Of partes-the alliance OF tiaAl-oi
and wise and prudent reforms. &c; &c ~ no,r ,
The acadeInic concentrations OF N. berTyer VIII
80, - clrnolete idea of any AMI every r0yails spccn,
for the last three wears Coming 20 me point % DcI-
rver pleased ms itOrs by decl4fns l'l iio Is 10 "
ment and for total REVISION 81 tae
Prom THIS day" says the Laloa, the me OF con lit
II me Iegtmist Right on the quesuOho 'efL7l'h j.
definitely and clearytracei oui-aii li'
bastard resolutions. all expelents- az i az tci',
all revolutionary and temporary e0-tl. 'l'' '- p ~
from this discussion The pTOolen ID Dr. Sd cA-a
henceforth this-Monarchy or Republic ans ~. "a. ..
On the other hand the Republicans aiier Diu2 ~
ting OF two hours declare l nc members Vi ,Ay
Republican and Demo ratio opposition. d,'em3el
together declare that IN presence oi ihe Ia" o Way
81 which suDDresses three m!llohs an eI''l-il,pS
2 restricted suffrage for universal slurd5e, IN pres
ence of the acts which have curiauei the rights ana
liberties OF the people cOnsiden9 thl AN the pro-
iect Of revision which have been brought FORWARD iie
evidently intended not 10 ainehorate le -
but to endangerthe RepuOhc-consideii az 'ili5'.I
said members declared that they are uhahh1u,ly on
the opinion that every project OF revision ouSh % DC
opposed. ,.-...,oahfo
Thus stand the two parties-ferceiy irreconcueaoe'
over the FACILITATING body OF France
-C,irardin again calls on Changarmer 10 answer
the charge Of his (Changarmer,s) having onerel 10
Tedr1-RolllL when Minister OF the Interior OF me
provisional Government. 10 invade England anu
reyolulonize It with 1900 men Eainly Is the can
made. o.. go
ciliafe the Church Of Rome, one Bishop win "A
salary Of 100000 reals, several Bishops with saia-
mes Of half that amount, beside most OF inferior
priests must necessarily augment the budget out vel
these appointments are 10 be made. These plOuS
swindlings are good cause for any revolution Ihere
were some pnestly stories respecting the Rcpuou-
cans IN ROme-ihat they de.duded the revenue.
Two lawyers, Nassau and Dale, also appointed oy
the POpe 10 look INTO the matter. report 10 the honor
of the llustnOus MazZlnl, the following Whlch
commend to the notice of American diplomacy
which called his Government fantastic I'VE Dehe'ed
that We should be entering labyrinth on examining
the expenditures of the FIRST SIX months OF lSi9 out,
10 saw the truth We have found nothing at variance
with the regulations nor anything sdVonhg OF aID-
trary conduct
George Sand has produced a drama called Aol-
ere. She Is a very clever woman, but l. neither a
dranaiiSt nor a novelist She cannot make a chTac-
ter live and breathe. She has NICE artsuc tastes ana
particular notions about woman that are not current
in America. Molere, one Of the most lll4siu-
Ous names IN history. was str0llng payer INCL
dents connected with ms HE, including ms INTRO
ducuon to the Prince de Condo and ms sorrow at the
infdehtles Of his beloved wife.
The veteran Auber has produced an opera based
on paltry plot not really worth analyZlng. Aloom
saves the piece. Since The IluguenOs IN 1886 was
produced at the Grand Opera, no excellent opera As
regards dramatic situations has been produced mere
the Prophet hardly forming an exception. SUBJECTS
for plots would seem 70 be exhausted, even unler
then. is to become OF operate music No SITUATIONS
that are great-nO music can be so.
The name OF Madame ROland-Which Is now
myth. so 10 speaks mentioned M the papers-her
chateau having been rockefeller daughter nVmS
there
Six individuals. who made one anOther's ac-
oualntance at the Debtors Prison. lately set up m
Paris a sWindng cOmmsslOn-house, issuing POM
pouS circulars and giving pretended bills OF exchange
on men of straw for gnments. For these they
actually received large quantities of merchindZc,
which were disposed of as soon as acquired one Of
the SIX last year established between Bordeaux and
Tours service Of ubures for gong extra fast, 10
accommodate Spectators on the DOurSe. As every
journal one picks up has variety OF such transac-
tons, 1t proves how excellent the system OF reIgiOn,
family and property Is
j read recently in an American paper, several adj
refreshments of fortune telers These Yermn are dealt
with BY the law here. An old woman named Qua
tier L oking the sOrceresS, has been condemned to
two years Imprisonment and TO fines, for obtaining
what IS called a success of the heart tor young
girl. Her means were glass Of water, cards sound
apples, black-plnS. The apples were pnched 10 try
the sOundneSS of the Young mans heart 10 pieces o.
francs each and gold pea edropped INTO YES
sci. This the girl was to put into drawer, masses
were be sand and the passionate love OF the young
man promised. AS the desidratum did not come, the
old woman was tired all the sooner as the putting
the money III the vessel was sham. On the trial.
however, the maiden avowed her continued belief
in the charm. As this is the nature of the human
head, reioTmers must have patience. The greater
the nonsense the more implicit the belief.
The latest accounts received from Warsaw, state
that on the 9th Count Neselrode had arrived AT that
capital. IL Is positively stated that the Emperor OF
Austria VIII go 10 Warsaw, TO be present at the inter
view between the Gar and the hing OF Prussia Inc
news from Rome reClteS as asSlnauOnS AMI orders
for universal disarmament the part efthe cltizens
Thus We stand. Puestcrait and Progress face TO
iacC-who shall doubt the triumph OF Ike latter.
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