New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-30

o, -, - 80, be-5ed Nv the Mayor OF MS village
fher AZ . eIectman III comp tuy With sii the otier
se.actnen aesin as an Odd Fellow W rec A''n'
with IN The other OidPe-lows OF the .orl-iY .
fourth tre b. his Iucusira. capa iiy as gToceI col
lect,rely with several other erocers and lts;y' "s
a wor.hinoer u the Eg,se fe = ave Nar A. u on
necilon Wth the whole congregation heaiei ~ me
r.-es, II B-1areus lived these days. woulc ne
Ind enough FOR ms hundred hands 20 % Eaca PAIR
would be entitled 20 Signature. W nii an A" ll4
political engine would De ms UiaA % lity-'o'e
VI. 5e g: Fargeau has -u,i published a very cari-
ous work entitled " The Fory-el5ni sections ot
prs You are lei by the hand through every
street n the CITY and every building. remarkable oy
- ris.crv ~ Is speAdOr or Is lnhADians IS lAl-F
aad accurately described lie gives t-e t0iio"ii5
derivation OF the word Pans nere vas tofhely
n Brittany q maCnIhcen. city oy ne name o' j.. \
lereuc le aies thai Il destroyed by Hood and
that nofliDg was left Of it but the memory "neh
Iyteta came "a be noticed for g, walls, - m0nl-
nel,s anC lls luxury. they called u me TAI III
Isr-cr Par + This must De taken with some
grains II allowance. for other authors give cnefeh
derIyatOns Speaking OF Hotel near ne Nch ot
Triumph, he saws Here was given n le'J one ot
the most magnificent fetes AZ " men Na51ieoh ever
was present Il was a masked bali, and The dancing
wa opened by Quadrlle upon carpet represe..-
Ing a chess board. The two hanisome,t ladies' oi
the ni-ht were tie tWO qUeens-ihe sixteen iA"A9
were repre-eniei by 10 young ladies elgut dressed
IN white and eight IN red o. ne tiY>ee he say
This palace was built N Is, by LOUIS q Au'ersnc
MaCamC de POmpaoOur aiieT~ar Doughl IL ana
hyed In II tn her death. LOUIS =. vas us heNt
possesSor. The revolution Of 's3 made u q national
property cld nat OF =. In l-'3 IS sol1 -
MuYaf who inhabited = with his court. TN hi, ie-
rarflr. 20 mount the throne Of Naples Napoleon
tool fancy 20 this palace and returned - Il alter
the battle ot Waterloo II Was Us residence dhrlhs
the Hundred DAYS. l. j. now the PRESIDENTIAL man
SION of tie French Republic" There are many III
tere>ung anecdotes IN tins volume. from WAch
may quote when politics are siagnant. ana when
there s dearih OF topics OF more instant and press
The funeral ceremonies over The remains Of Mar
sha >ebasilani were 20 nave taken place on lues-
day 10 ihe Chape. Of The lnFa.1es. Ihe walls were
covered with black crtpery and wax candles III pro,
fusion were burning around the cat falque erected
before the altars On the large door beng opened 10
admit detaChmeIts rom the various corps oi t-t
army Of paTlS violent dram OF az 0leW me names
Of tie candles upon the hanglngs. which caught M
sian;ly. The FIRE spread with great rtpdliy' ara
rslng as It increased. Was comm ilic-eu 10 thr uhe
OF flags taken nom conquered nations. wnlch adorn-
cd the TWO SIDES OF the nave lnftY Oh tht't were
consumed ike shaVnEs. and nothing was lcli oI
them but the staff, 20 which they we're auarn'i'
blackened and half charcd. one oi the ~ D.. li-
toresung of these trophies Was the nmoreiit .aA n
from the Emperor OF Morocco ~ Napoleon al ihe
battle of Isy. THIS rescued when hdlt DESTROY
ed There was little leff fO4 the IRE 20 attack,
and II was easily got under Dy The sapeurS ponpere
The funeral ceremonies were performed IN another
part of The Hotel around new hler, erettel on le
spUr of the moment. Tie body had nten Wtillrd"h "a
nom the burning orapery when surrounded u NUn
great difficulty and al the rlsk ot NE on tue par "l
several of the assistants II VIII be placed 10 me
left Of that of Marshal Bugeaud
NJ Pierre Bonapare COUSIN Of ne Fresiient' h'N
met with a serious accident. tie living al Autern>
ms Summer residence three or four miles nom
Paris one of his servants being suddenly taken
with violent pains, VI Bonaparte mounted horse
10 90 IN search OF some laudanum thinking mat me
apothecarv would give II 10 hlm without preS'np-
ton, though hc might refuse II 10 domestic. "a
returning M horse missed ms footing ani threw
him 10 the earth with great violence. bredNng the
TWO bones OF his night leg. Medical assistance "">
immediately called and the President hasienel al
once 10 assure himself that ms cousin was IN good
hands VI Pierre Bonaparte is OF "a robust con,litI-
ton and enoys good health, and viii probably re-
J cover easily from the effects of the accident
The Prcfect Of Police Is reyiying some OF the laws
IN relation the conduct OF drivers IN the streets oi
Paris which have for a long time past been mite
better than dead letters Hereafter carriages vlli
ALWAYS take the right. II the middle OF tle Todl
be unoccupled persons under Is years OF age Will
not be allowed 10 hold the reins OF any vehicle nm
motion horses VIII walk IN narrow passages anu
/ confused localities no racing VIII De tolerated no
vehicle must stop at the sidewalk without cause OF
without being guarded b, It's driver the lanterns
must be punctualy lighted. an hour atier sunset no
vehicle VIII be allowed 10 cross any line oi pFoe>
sion. To cut any funeral convoy or any troops 'hal
NAV pass no driver with more than TWO horses can
leave his seat and after october next al whips must
conform. IN length 20 a maximum which Is puOlshed
With these regulations One of these rules viii De-
fclt severely by the Washerwomen and small raserN
+ of vegetables ln The vicinity OF the city. lhcy are
accustomed 10 send their carts INTO town under me
gtt ance Of girls boys of u years Or even under
uut hereafter their labor cannot be realized IA ihs
MaV The PTticct announces lndl thc>c Regulations
will be stuneeuiv enforced, and that any Oiendcr
wlil be prosecuted 10 the extent of the ldN.
The projects of several departments have been in-
+ formed of an intended excursion of The President
through the territory under their jurisdiction The
route Is 10 be through Augouleme 10 Bordeaux, and
back TO Paris asaIn b. La Rochelle, Rocheiort ana
I.mageS The President VIII be accompanied oy
the inevitable Leon Faucher and the Ministers OF
Wax and Finance. They purpose 10 start from the
20h to the 18th Of this month, and 10 be absent ten
DAYS or a fortnight
Among those who NAV be set down as certain 0p-
ponents of the BloomeI innovation IN the matter OF
costume class OF females who their living
by pocAeiplcklng and BY adron appropriation OF the
wares that ne exposed on the counters OF shop
Keepers The present style OF dress affords con
venienceS and facilities for this sort OF industry 20
. which fatal blow would be dealt By the adoption
OF the BloOmer. You never could imagine n YOU
were not told the quantity of stolen goods which
. may be slowed away under petilcoat and You
need the evidence Of the pohce register 10 convince
YOU that halt what you hear on that subject 4, true
; Several JeweSses were arrested some days ago on
. charge OF coyetlng Their nelghbors' goods. lhey
4 were searched and On vast recess cOntrlyed un-
I der The elegant barege OF one OF them, was dis
/ covered series of articles of which Supom an
inventory a pochetDooh ana purse containing
SO IN gold, several pairs OF earrings, brooch, TWO
OF three rings, q coral head-dress, an almanac.
bunch Of false Keys PaTls directory and an opera
glass Ii YOU were to open the stomach OF an os-
inch YOU could hardly ind more hard. heavy, IN
digcstlble collection oi booty. But after AL, per
haps The BloOmer affords equal opportunities Tor the
construction OF receptacles OF tins sort have ne
yer one. ami am perhaps talking very aosurdIy
I a subject about which know nothing But there
Is one question should ike to ask. Does not the
Boomer 90 away with the feminine peculiarly
/ known as the Zap Are laps and B.oomeTs cock
/ lstent You remember that the heroine IN One
and Thousand detected when disguised as a
/ page by very simple process. Somebody tossed
her a ack knife, a. She sitting upon doorstep.
She, dong H. lady would 20 10 similar cTcum-
stances, spread out her knees N order 10 form
large surface Tor ne reception OF the missile. But
! the missile ie through. n company with her a.
! tempt 10 travel Incog Now what want 10 know :
/ jh,> Can a Boomer catch ackanl
In the Rue de C.lchy stands the DEBTORS prison.
/ An individual imprisoned here BY his creditor has
lusi been released 10 his great regret and chagnn.
tie led hfe of careless galetv. anu when the rusty,
croakng doors rolled heavily on their hinges a.
lOW his passage oui. his hear, sank Wlthnhlm. The
circumstances were these
d no mi A gardener n .