New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-04

tol 70 IN 1882 as TO Ill IN 1850 as 10 10,
m 1871 as 20 1873, IN 1914 as to -. IN lof'
a. TO 1873 and IN 1850 as 10 lo-S- nus cur
siderIng the increase 10 the population inere
wore fewer nersons last year requiring ms ald OF
H. citv Than IN any one twelve months during
- whole oarod Of Louis PhIIippes reign.
There are also fewer beecars m me S'Fee's ll@"
u>ed 70 harass the passeFs oy ia me day Oh me
king.
The ceremony of laymg the corner stone OF
the new Grain markets was performer OF M"h-
dsv with ali the rites peculiar 70 such occasions
The only remarkable feature was ihe resiueh-
inyi,ing the female occupants OF stalls IN the ex-
sine markets 10 come and lunch the next day
a, to Flvsfs They went, divided into corpora
,lor. a. the honorable corporation OF vegetable
women of fruIt women. OF flour and wheat wo-
mon &c &c They were received 10y VI. 30
nsnarte with great cOurtesy-athou5h ne calsed
this lmDortan, deputaton % val over nan a!
hour. on the trivial preieN oil belng engageh III
a Cabinet Council with some men called Leon
Fsncber Rarocbe. &c But when he did come,
he vas affability and condescenslon itself. Sew
eral of the ladies' requested permission to KISS
I'm r. which IN the language Of the C0nstlfu-
,,o,n,i he lent himself with the utmost grace.
Put what can be meant by the following lnu'
endo, which take from journal o' less dignity
than the Constitutional, ana one that Is APT 10
draw. prettv largely upon the credullty OF It's
readers - We lDIfIStd44N Ai4H- q N44N Va -
offered by the President 70 the market women.
YESTERDAY. several Of them allo wed themselves
10 be drawn beyond the limits OF strict decorum'
and even went so far as TO take improper hoer-
tles with the person Of NJ. Bonaparte, who was
obliged to escape by private door. However
this nav be, and II looks very much IKE Our-
lesoue. il is certain that all these ladies' nus
bands. fathers, brothers, cousins, and all thelr
male relations to the seventh degree removed,
NAV be set down as good for the 18th OF May,
1852 Besides these must be reckoned all the
.nasons who are TO be employed upon the new
edlfce. for they too were invited TO the Elysee,
where they received each silver watch, except
the foreman, who was made the recipient OF
gold one clear gain of 500 votes, at least.
have upon my table the first form OF new
and popular edition OF the complete works OF
George Sand. This form, containing l6 pages
grand octave. printed with new and excellent
tyne upon clear, sized paper, and containing
four large engravlngs, designed for the work by
Tony Johannot Is sold at four cents. The COM
pete edition, containing about 1000 pages ana
Geo illustrations, will cost barely -. Inc eH-
IRENE cheapness Of this style OF publication has
brought 1t into great popularity. vast number
OF the best French romances, travels, ana even
histories have been issued IN this way. trans
lation of Cooper's novels Is 70 be had IN this
form One secret II Ne low price Is that the
publishers escape ~ the expense OF stltchhg
and binding When once the printed sheet Is
dry and folded, 1t IS ready for sale. Each tale
and romance is preceded by notice written for
this edition by Nine Sand. The series begins
with the Mare an Diable-" The Devils Pool
gave you some time ago romance OF the
debtors prison, IN the rue de Chchy mere IS
another If the same sort Mr. and Mrs. Llmbac
kept a curiosity shop behind the Bourse. He
was on the wrong side OF fifty, and was unrea-
sOnably Jealous. she was on the right side OF u,
and was withal very handsome woman. His
constant jealousy rendering her life uncomiort-
able and her imagined lnhdelty causing his eN-
iStence to be uncomfortable, they agreed to sepa-
ration Separate they did, each one keeping a
private and independent curiosity shop. In the
course of a short time they both OF them tailed :,
reunited by misfortune, they beat retreat to Bou
logne, four miles from the city. But things went
from bad to worse ; poverty only rendered them
more miserable than ever III each others compa-
ny. Their quarrels soon became so violent as TO
attract attention, and their asylum was very soon
discovered. They were tracked, arrested, and
taken in carriage to the door OF the prison for
debt The husband was the first to cross ITS
formidable threshold; the wife followed. tie
signed his name upon the fatal register, and from
that moment was an inmate OF the house. tie
waited for his cara sposa to fulfill the same for
maity, but she preferred different mode OF pro-
cedure How much do owe she asked the
baifi, the instrument of her seizure and convey
ance 10 the prison. "Giye me the bill, prmcl-
pal interest and costs" An assistant looted mp
the items. while the husband looked on with
hair that stood on end. The sum total being
made known to her. she drew apOcket-bOok from
her bosom. took out the necessary funds, and H.
qudated on the spot her own personal indebted
ness Turning to her husband, who had assumed
all the hvldly of one of his own fossils, and
looked like petrlfactlon exposed for sale, she
exclaimed, That's the way to get rid OF zeal
GUS husband" Having delivered herself OF this
emphatic observation, she staiked trlumphanlly
away The whole course OF events during the
preceding SIX months had bees one continued
scheme to lead to this denouement. Having thus
couided her husband to the paternal, benevolent
protection Of the State, but preierrng herself TO
be her own individual mistress, and assuming
over Mcpherson entire and undivided responsible
~, she LEFT the melancholy scene. G. b.. F.