New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. MARCH "a. 1851.

ietlrotuih,srdirg ~. great sbiy ard g-nu- shrank
r. N hs rewards d,df cons sl ought 10 be conf rred
or him lnr Hone-I don't wsnt any Office But when
he ltoktn The seTvi be bso rendered. MS cuuuy
lcLeeTs II nj IS Of nsy he had saved ~ 'hs Ic
on - sHtuon ard ty lncucating The prr p-s OF e1o
with rurh INDUSTRY and IN ring energy ~ lef de
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This ia the testimony Of Mr.. Wakley, Coroner
Of London and p, and one o. the most respec-
table rer in England. IL is precisely so. Every
nan that produces anything IS despised Ia Eng
lard. Mr. Macgregor, the great statlctan, be-
cause he was ereseed in business, was recently
held up 10 ridcule as a Glasgow packman-his
crime being an attempt 70 show hoS taxation
should be reduced. And il is remarkable, that no
n en- Who possesses the at Of statesmanship can
ever get into Office in England, bul it is invsriA.
bly, in the bands Of privileged men, who, in then
own act, and their families, degrade Englsbmen
az above described-snd Americans who will
identify themselves with British industry are to
the same extent degraded.
There is quite futter at Paris about an op-
position house 10 the Worlds Palace Of Industry
at London. Some artists say that if the Govern
ment will or will not give them money Tor II, bat
ouly the ground in the Champs Elysees, they will
raise n funds by national subscription and have
the affair completed in six months. The idea OF
the thing is French. l remember, in lSfs the
Minister of Commerce tried to get up Cosmopo-
iisn Exhibition here in place Of the National one
that took place.
Mrs + Kenble has been reading Shskspere
at the Herr Room heard her in Macbeth. A
select audience were loud in their applause. Mrs.
K Looked extremely well, and acclaimed with
her accustomed skill.
-Mardis Gras last Tuesday WAS great fete
dsv here There was the procession, indicative
OF beet and plenty. Our civic professions IN
America are q superior to those IN France as
n cir military displays are to ours. This process
sion Of the Bout Gras Eat OK took all Paris 70
see it on its various routes and il was slim az
fair after all Mounted Guards to clear the way
preceded IT, Then the Hypodrome Tor great Cir
GUS riders il full armor and fancy dresses, very
fine and few. Then great car, with statu'
esque woman very finely formed. from the Hyp-
odrome, representing Plenty, with her attendants
snd illustrative appendices. 1t wss 40 brief and
fleeing that it seemed past as soon as come -
Very different from the seaserpenIine-like length
of our Volunteer and Fi.emen parades In Amer
lea
The Teupesta isnow performing at the Ital-
ian Theater. LRblsche as Calban is dressed as
follows Face, deep savage red; eyes, Internally
tinted hair gigantesque after Louis Philippe,
and of the Conscience Of mattrsss stutiing, col.
ored by brickdust arms and legs and feet quasi
bare, withc brute talons; body covered with
black bear skin weight 400 pounds The audi
fence laughed at this spparition. They did not
take it to be terrible eontag was divine In her
singing but the want of melody, the Italians
say which pervades the scientifically written and
elaborate opera, cannot be compensated ior oy
any execution, however fine.
Last evening there was an attempt by Nj. 10
Colonel Chauss member OF the Assembly, TO
reduce the army by one hundred thousand men,
NJ. Chsrras being prominent Montagnard Inc
project was Of course not acceptable 70 the party
OF religion, family and property, who upset family
by the CONSUMPTION law. w =.