New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-10


Al slbour Archbishop OF Paris. made several vs.
its Yesterday Worn Asscclsuons IN theisu-
bourgs In one building ne found three different s9
cieties. counting hundred men each Iney all
col,c,ed aroune him with her wives and children,
whlle he addressed them IN words OF encour,,
aa.msnt sDd sympathy. Ore OF the WoFEmen cfien
awe Ia RepublIque,' az NJ. slbour hnlshed me
others seemed to hesitate al repeating II. Inc
Archbishop asked, why do you fear giving Tree
expression 10 your pcltiral faith That cry Is MN
gently suppressed else where Tor yen 10 MAKE p"
echo here unrestrsnedly. am Lot party man.
but a n an Of Cancellation Ny ppsiuon mikes lhis
a duty but individually, share your opinions ana
Nmpa,hles" NJ. sIbour IS IN re4ly' shcers ne Ne
publican and some months ago II was seriously pc
feyed mai NJ de GIrarcin INTENDED TO start him as
N. Democratic candidate for the Presidency
NJ PTacIe repre- sentative OF The people, has pno-
I,hcd sremarfaole tabn AZ view Of the effects ofthe
IAN Of the 3lst OF MAY. The following IS the con-
cluson arrived at: thatthe departments "hich nave
been TIE most severely mItllaied oeons, .4inos'
without except On. 10 Republican or Legl;imlstopih'
ions This Is shown BY the shade OF politics OF Tue
members sent By these departments, VINO We elect,
ed under universal suffrage, ana before the laF u
Thus he department Gu Canial, represented BY
rennblicans with one exception, has lost 23.cco
votes out OF 62,Coo or more than one-thirc. -.
The Coneze, represented exclusively oy repuoHF
cans has Zoe, coo out OF 81 000-Or more than one
third u -
legltmiss, has los, 66,oOO out Of lo4OoO or neaiy
La Grouse, represented by none but republicans
has lost 25 600 out Of - Geo. more than one third
La Lore which elected. principally republicans,
has lost SO coo cut OF lis 000. nearly one half
The same NAV said OF the department, du Moro,
which has but half rs votes OF the SEINE line
| rsure of the Haute Vienne. OF the Var and the
| Rbone which have either lost a thrd or half-ahd
especially Of the Seine Paris which has lost TWO
THIRDS Of Us voters all OF these departments re-
! turned a majority of republican representative
On the other hand, the departments which nave
sent OrleaUists TO the Chamber have been very
lightly dealt with Thus the Haltes Apes, me
Aube the Cote dor the Haute Marve, all represent
eo by Orlt anists, have lost barely oneseyentn OF
theil voters. La Meuse, OFeanst too, has but one
ninth The ten departments which have suffered
the least III France have, IN hardly any case, sent
! either Republican or LegltimisE
It's Ineligible al once, therefore, why the W
leanists mist upon the retention of thus law were
the approaching representative elections rlgloN con-
ducted upon the basis prescribed BY It, the Chamoer
| would present compact majority OF JonVluelsts,
| Court of PARISHES, or Duchess OF Orleanlsts The
| Republicans and Leg.tlmists would have been Jug
unceT discussion in the ChamDer facilitates the
access TO the ballot box 10 the peasants while II
maintains the laborers OF the cities IN their present
political disability. Inc laoorers OF tne cues are
Republicans, and the reporter OF the mumclpa law is
an OrlesIist Gan any thing be clearer than Inc 90
| lect OF all these restricted suffrage laws 49,
The experiment. upon the TRANSMISSION OF blood, AZ
| the he spital at Lyons OF which wrote you fort
night ago, has been entirely successful and the pa
tient h as returned TO her ordinary avocations On
the occasion OF the reassemollng OF the students al
| ter the summer vacation. the Dean OF the Faculty
made an address, in which ne specially referred 10
this wondrCus cure. and publicly thanked tne young
asplraDt who furnished the necessary piood nom MS
| own VEINS.
Poor Odillon Nimrod Will never hear the last OF
his trumphs over the wild boars OF his native WOODS
burlesque has been play led atthe Montansler CAMEO
Grassof fBetT de hons - but which may be read II
YOU ike, Bdrrot tusnr de sdlgtlrs. fne CHAIRMAN,
winch tires of fertile subject has caricatre
of the statesmsn-hunter perched IN the branches OF
! tree, with boar keeping guard at the foot ne
waning moon and the very decided obscurlty OF the
! atmosphere hint at the lateness of the hour ION
dear oh DEAR" says the foron Odillon, here II is
midnight and the boar iooss as If he was soing 10
stay tn morning. On dear, what shall do !" Ano-
ther carcature represents the great French Leather
stocking in the very act OF cons lmmatng one OIL MS
acts OF proves. Seeing bOaI hung up BY the legs
at the door OF tavern, for the purpose OF allurng
travellers TO 0rceT steak or cuhet NJ ba1ot
boldly PUSHES at the animal, and punges his deadiy
poignard into his heart. " Thus perish the foul
ravager Of our haryests and our locks" Returning
from this achievement, NJ. Banol meets ruifan.
Domino Deus" he exclaims, what pity that my
gun is loaded this gentleman will take It away from
me- ard then kill me with 1t Oh dear, what snail
Go !" And so on, to inhnity.
Last Sunday there was grand festival at the Con-
sefvstoe on the occasion OF the dstrioutlon oil the
meT Translate few passages fIom the address Of
NJ. de Thorieny, the Minister OF the Interior
GENTLEMEN II is great and pleasing festival, IN
which he dr and musical arts taught by you with so
much success receive publicly their encouragement and
an happy in presiding this occasion, to be able 70
n
Government IN your laboTs and your success
"Hos fact, help feeling solichudefor 'he pros
ris,,s and which propaeates he arts The most app TO
sst IN the progress OF cvilz.t on aud Of humanity ,
Nusic and the drama have been In all agesth h's'
powerful eem eats ID the edocation of the people.
"MusIc connected with the first poetry that surrounds
the radle of nations lit keeps and transmits the aco
OF then glory nor only does nave par. a. Lic -
pleasing empeymsIs OF priva'e hfe but pa,uepaes Ia
nie and asssig in exciting solemn emosons IN the tenn
pies Of Coo: ~ ...o, 600 !, in,.,r,.,.
the M%s S Of s.n n What annals have ever been ors
ufu than those Of the Conieyaoire in great celebrities
be easily NJ God what effect NAV be gwen the
preston Of thought yhs act of delivery perfected by
"CcSimGe, gentlemen skiuy guided as you yrhs
man so Justly celebrated WAC directs your studies Here
the munster was IN eIrupd By Triple savo OF Applause
for Nj. Auber
I'm speaking thus gentlemen do not give utter.ncs to
individual feelings but the echo Of the whole kreneh
people, glad and proud OF your success
The prizes were then distributed, and the names
OF the laureates read Mile sayary, who obtained
the first medal for Comedy, has already her dt5ut
upon the stage of the Theatre Francois. Her rank
won upon the little stage OF the Conservatory was
JUSTIFIED by her success upon the large, and to de-
butaIte, terrible. scene OF the Coincide FraIcase.
The Minister OF Public Works mas just addressed
To The Projects Of the Departments circular rela-
tive to the suspension OF labor on the Sabbath ardon
certain saints days, IN ali the workshops aud enter
pflses OF the State II refers 10 the circular upon the
same subject ssuedsn 1919, and impresses upon the
Department Authorizes the necessity OF enforcing
Obedience 10 the Instructions therein contained In
all cases OF urgency they 10 consult the Central
Government beforehand, which VIII decide whether
the exlgency is important enough 10 Ne excepted
from the general rule. The circular concludes thus
The Government, in adopting this measure respects
TIE legitimate eeds Of the public service aud the perfect
lteitJ OF those whom II EMPLOYS but It Will ways take
credit 10 Itself tor the enforcing example OF thar trs
toDal regard which has been all time attached 10
day oenseoIs by the laws Of religion TO repose Nof
ship, and 20 family meetings.
From Hungarian paper which have before me-
learn that the country OF Kossu,h needs reyolu-
ton, for more reasons than its dramatic inter-
ests seem 10 be in bad way theatrical e1hiol-
uon is thus announced
Prices 10 she hrst places del enden upon the generosity
Of high protectors the second, according u the
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