New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-22
FRANCE.
m,.dness Of the winter-Debates Ia me As
sembly-Intrfgucs Of Partio"-Socia's"i
Model Lodging Houses, Ne'

PARIS, lnlf-4ay, Al. o. is't-
We are having the most lovely Spring weather
honey. suokles. almond, peach and cherry trees
are coming into blossom, and the leaf buds are
swelling visibly in elms and horse.chesnats'-
This unusual cemency Of the season has cA'''1
forth various commentaries, and the ne"'P1
vie with one another 10 their histories o. ~
Winters, and the Springs which have 'O,'O
trsm-some citing the years when winter ls'"-e
nnt of his visit until the end Of January, maoe up
Cor his hardness. by staying with ms cor'eSe o
.nd r,os, until June, bligbting all the trus,
running the hsrvests, and producing 'si'i0io 'a',
inc. from all Of which they infer that zone swal-
low does not make sumner, and that we may
probably pay dearly for the blue skies and bright
sunshine so unexpectedly enjoyed others are
counting up the years, "few, aud far between
however, when the gruh, old Norseman has Tor
soften 10 honor the south OF Europe with even
Passing nod, leaving flower, fruit and grain to bud
and ripen at pleasure-a favor which they seem
10 have acknowledged. in every case, by harvestS
of unusual abundance; and, as 1t appears ths' .no
skins of onions have been this year exceeolneV
tender sure prophecy oil an open winter mes
consolipg optimists invite US to ENJOY the goods
the gods do send III" without fear OF what the
next three months may bring as
Meantime the debates on the Report o. the
Commission of Parliamentary Satety have caued
forth exceedingly eloquent dscourses from tue
chiefs of the various fractions OF the Assembly,
NM. Theirs. Berryer, Changarnier, and Cavals-
mac and also from Lamartine, who stands alone,
takes his own view OF things through his poet
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, agrees partly with every
body. sohOlly with nobody, and votes sometimes
with one party, sometimes with another some
times not at all, according to the inspirations Of
his individual conscience.
A. fha M these debates,
which each faction Of the reactionary party mas
been compelled, In turn, to lay aside It's mask
and ayow its plottings against the hepuollc, the
resolution Of NJ Sainte Beqve, which declared
tbst the Assembly "blaned" the Ministry, aud
that the Government had not its confidence,
was passed by large majority; but this majority
AZ well as the minority OF 266 votes which reject
ed the amendment, is merely momentary coah
tion of irreconcieable coterles; Legltlmlsts
Orleanists, and Imperiaists, have spoken OUT
openly at last and the S0i-dtSant party OF ORDER
selfconvicted of conspiracies against the Consttu-
tion, and Of revolutionary intentions which only
their impotence, and the jealousy of their rivals
have prevented from being carried out into act
il now broken up into fractions, each of which has
confessed its relative weakness as compared with
the Republican party, the real friends of Order
and of Progress, by appealing to the Constitution
against the aggresslons OF It's rlvais
The attitude of the Left has been admirable
throughout this struggle; the dispute being slmP-
ly quarrel of rival factions, all OF whom are equal
ly in the wrong-these having slnned against GER
tain provisions of the Constitution, those against
certain others, and all against the Natlon-lt is
evident that the Republicans had no motive for
taking sides with either party; and as any move.
ment on their part would have immediately united
all the others against them, their wisest course
was evidently TO keep perfectly still, afford their
sdyersaries no chance of changing their ground,
and Of thus giving new turn to the atfalr-a mode
of getting out of the difficulty which they have
tried their utmost TO compass, but In VAIN
The Left has therefore taken no part IN the
discussion; but the resolution OF NJ. Salnte Beuve
making no mention Of Changarnier's dismissal
silence which was equivalent to the abandonment,
on the part of the Assembly of its projects In Ia
yor of functionary exceedingly odlous + the
shades of the Republican party, the Lett toted
for the resolution, thus mateing all its oppofents
Mt once; and proving to the three reactiGnary
fractions of the Assembly that the weight ~ It's
vote will suffice in future, to turn the sc0lef The
Journals Of the ancient majority all acknowledge
that the Republican party has thus, through the
divisions OF its opponents, regained the mastery
within the walls of the Assembly; and great Is
their anger and vexatiOn at finding that the he
publicans, who have taken no part In the quarrel,
are the sole gamers thereby.
The Police are making descents IN every dlrec'
tiop. and have already arrested sixty individuals
supposed to be implicated IN q Soc'ailst pio"
which was TO have embraced all France IN iFs TER
she's.
ton found in one of the innumerable P6rlsan
rockets into which the Secret Police Is constantly
peeping is said to have revealed, or ratner J~e-
ska3o,ced the existence of aterrible Soclanst con-
spl-ssy called l. Union deS C0nmuReS ana SET,
tins forth various ideas which the C91sI,t@tto"ef
declares to be equally absurd and frighttul'
The devoted organ of the Elysee quoted IN
justification Of his panic, sundry passages eStrSo'
ed from the documents discovered IN the PocAe'
aforesaid.
I'VE have already published these documents 81 length
therefore do not repeat them here Ed Irou@eI
"No wonder, cries the Ereaeme~' tnat suTn
internal doctrines should set the C0nstnwioaet S
wig ON end A band Of men who desire 'ofdeF
and peace p who will have nothing to do with the
guilotine the monsters!
The completion of the cite Ouvrisre, located In
the upper part of the rue R0chechudrt, so long de-
iayed for want of funds, is now proceeding rapid
lv' One of the FIVE buildings, which will compose
the establishment is nearly completed; the rent,
ing of the rooms commenced few days ago, ana
The tenants are TO enter on the 18th OF May. This
portion of the edlee.consists OF four stories on
each of which are double rows OF rooms, eacn row
looking out both on the street and on the corrl,
doris, which are wide, and lighted and ventilated
by means of the skylight, which forms the roof.
The staircases also are wide and very easy OF as
cent The three lower floors are divided INTO com
partments of two and three rooms, eaeh having l'S
own cooking stove and It's own entry Inc upper
hoor consists Of single rooms only, and has no
chimneys, and being intended for unmarried
men," those unfortunate social parlahS whose
manifold grievances are so feelingly set forth by
PHnck, and who are supposed to be able to sub
stat on the very smallest nlod'eum Of air &c. and
never on any occasion to need fire in their room
This portion of the building will accommodate
about 20 families, beside the pariahsJ and the
apartments will rent at prices varying With them
axe and advantages, but all much cheaper than
the rents usually paid by the poor IN
The whole establishment when completed, VIII
accommodate 324 families, aud will contain nur-
SERIES schools, library, baths, wash house, dry
ing cupboards and ironing rooms to all OF which
the tenants will have access gratis. There will be
agarden between the various buildings which com.
- a. o.tabl shDant. il will be Dlanted with