New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-01
FRANCE.
A Bit Of Social Auatomy-Why Revelations
take place-A GraHd Ball. f"'V nj
MIR. PhaIen's-The Benuties Thereat' WIN
some Poetry and Prose-


nIr. Phalen's-The Benuties Therea'' Win
some Poetry and Prose-
Correspondence Of The Tribune
NJ Nadaud. in his late speech in the Assembly,
quoted the opinion Of Napoleon at ST. Helena on
the rottenness and corruption of the BourseoiNe
Of France-profound sensation followed Inc
condition OF the poor Of some OF the towns oil
France Lille for example, was treated ana cue
economist Bsnqui, Member ofthe Institute oeing
quoted in the discussion that writer has published
the following which may interest your numerous
phiaDthropic readers;
An abusive has been made By some speakers 10 tle
National Assembly, Of Isolated quotations from my rePOI
ana eonsieer II POM 81 tSo s 20 81 aoray as
cfed nv error 10 The Of Lille error which rep
ered mat ot OF u 600 children, 7tO die before me Ags
Of Eve vears TIE Minister OF me Interior was Pstecy
rghl Ia protesting against those hgufes ana "a sAyiLs
he contain rateal error These figures do not belong
10 n Town OF Lille but 10 thst OF Manchester Iney arc
extracted an incomplete quotation o. -
DR. Gosseet which reproduced by the journals hee
wears 30 &c The following is az exact qIolalon I1i
the pamphlet Of Dr. Gosselet physician OF ne aosps a.
lille ON lie mortality OF children N the bad quarter OF ua
Town ard especially the rue des Eiaqaes, the mos.
9l ~ RoEae or heahy quarter there dies child
out OF three before the age OF hye III al le sIe.
5 ot ~ AZ bIyfh, before TIE age Of three years To
his barrier must be opposed Il must not De sons uay
enfc
80 ce de before the ace of i've years In the meantime we
viii rot cease TO repeat that not two Steps rom gu N VIC
residence If the workmen out OF % children only one An
,eip his fth YEAR hasten add that IN Sc terrible
facts happily only exceplonal but II 10 more IN cou
formity with Justice 10 genealze IDan 10 oeuy te eu
since The Minister OF the Interior has accused the hea
renrinc truthful account Wnl'h naVe given " to
&c sr q that town. let him permit me 10 tell hni mere now
rbpired nv knowledge and whist the honorable men-
bers the Chamber Of Commerce think OF IT, lVsten ihot
,,I,eS ,bsv ard ook al Inventory OF the udescnbaO
furniture them, when II was cot IS II most ways nap
pered heap Of offensive rubbish An II were 20 pup
s bee sinister inventories by street. cellar by Gel
lar from ny written Oh the spot In pencil VINO
would Relieve iEem | could scarcely believe my own
eses which were iu OF tears rs Wrote Ihe ek-peect
Of he Eord asvery much affected by the accounts gave
him. end resolved 10 ascertain the ruh hmse 4 geiea
exsmH auon OF the cellars was resolved or auu tu'S
rseistrse assisted by several members OF me Muncips
Council the sslu6rty Council went our Win sort OF
pomp-ihere IN al fifteen persons Inc Vlslt was
! long and minute The project almost tainted &c
Now, after such exposition as this, can you
wonder that the Revolution OF 1913 was social.
istic Must we not rather admire the forbear
ance of a people in such circumstances, when
desperate suffering and want found itself sudden.
ly without the restraint OF ilitary Government
Perhaps description of an American party in
Paris may interest your readers. Let me select
one at MI Phaen's Of New-York who resides in
palace richly set off with Partisan art The party
on this occasion is one Of music, and celebrities
are present professionally to interest the company
The hostess, sparkling in diamonds, receives the
company, and has a charming face and manners to
FIJI up the requirements of attractions 1t is inte-
resting to study the types of feminine beauty Il
don't like the words female beauty on such an
occasion they are of various nations. Here is
the American, born of a nation of yesterday in
the worlds history-With no Shakespeare to make
MYTHS Of clay or ex aggerate family names to Olym-
plan nights But the American can feel, and
seemed to feel that his national name was enough.
So much for the morale. The Physique on the
occasion was well represented. There was Mrs.
NJ. whose Juno proportions under the hands OF NJ.
Lamartine, writing his Girondins, for example,
would have filed a page OF poetry not measured
The beautiful Miss r. and Mrs. p. aud her sister,
lovely women deserving and obtaining the cyno-
sureship OF eyes. But not to Amerlcanis9 too
much, sufficient to add, that these young ladies'
were dressed in deliberately good taste Seated
among them were their quondam enemies, now
friends some OF the loveliest of the Anglo Saxons,
with all the pecurartles OF the type. AS II Is
the fashion TO mention the names OF English Wo'
men in English newspapers, there can be no
harm in my directly individuating few OF these
beauties: The maestic Lady Castlereagh, for ex'
ample; the exquisireiy attractive grand daughter
OF W lillian ~ The youngest OF these may be
selected as pre- senting the concrete English type
in its peril ction. In America we have more
classical cut of outline, and on this occasion the
ANTIQUE cut Of face, and " the multtudinous phe-
nomeua Of neck, breast AID shoulders" as Mr..
Willis think il s, so happily expresses 1t, were
fully represented on our side. Bat this lovely
English girl being foreign the more struck me-
Viola, un mOdee, said celebrated painter To me-
She II minded me OF Fieldinga Sophia. That no.
bls-loo hing woman there IS the Duchess de Gram
mont; tha is the noted beauty, the Marquise de
-; hat face looking born to cOmmsni homage
is Madame Girsrdln that one-but enough Count
d'Orssy still holds his own-the arblter elegGatla
rum On pedestal near him stands one of his
most admirabe works. Just put forth from under
his hands-a bust Of Lamartine. Had 1t come
down from antiquity d Orsay would have held a
great classic name. He is a genius. But the art
lists begin their work Levassor the Mathews of
France gives us some Of bis best songs. Ladies
forget their set propriety, and laughter, loud and
hearty succeeds Count dorsey feels the kin
bred enthusiasm of genius, and congratulates the
artist The last divinity Of the Opera C0naigue
gives US several songs. Young, timid and charm
ing, she has general applause Mr.. Lumleys new
Baritone mot vet aired in publicl-Signor Arnaud
Sings a sentimental air, and is well received. But
who is that stout square figure, with Tyro-
lese hat jacket and breeches 1t IS live Ty-
rolean, fresh from his hills He comes armed
with bis guitar; be gives his Tyrolean airs he
sings up the falseEtO region not satisfied with
that, he rises TO a third octave, aud initiates the
flute in bis extra upper notes. The Company
give him salvos The Concert was divided by
the tea ceremony; and finally came the supper
where the genius and taste Of Chevet were fully
displayed, and the wne-vaults OF France ran
sacked for becoming juices. We dePar.-the
beauties evaporate Ike the morning star beam
ipg"-and so forth W. HIT.