New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13

from our Chief Magistrate who re eIyed SIX milton
votes A the last eiee tOn-lm possible ihe Ie,p1.
We show 10 this high maystrecy Is ~ Hnpo an ~
tho dignity and safety u society People Will per
hans saw This IS not a case OF lle Pi'pi5A-'o VI
false or dangerous doctrines h IS an eHsl tsHis
merely carcature has always bfen pelhi.'SI li
E,~rce Of II live under the RepIblr, as X lFel
under The Monarchy BE i 80, OUT ltl l ~
against the fOllieS. the eXaggeratonS' OF s'cl'y
but when attacks person IN ms BllT4e 81 ~. M
cal capacItv. there Is an ofense BESIDE IS no. an
eneratIng as dangerous as n written dTlce btei[-
body does not real an article ou every pony eau ,N
At a "a Ucature Now DO France. ana ABOVE AL III
the capital where the population is natnrAhF saI
castle. canCature is dangerous. especltllY y At 70
goes so lar as calumny. in ms case uie OIei-o
TOO violent lot 20 neccssltate severe pliisl'i'
uuon the publisher and designer ne 'N'T ~
lie disgrace Of journalism IL attacks eFeIypoiy ia
their private as well political lie IL ehttia NJ
n irte-iors az your households, TO publish their
secrets and ther scandals II wakes up every morn
mo and says 10 itself Who shall / bite to-day
It's political hydrophobia, perfect harpy. H..
Tie defendants offered no other excuse, out tlal
the carlcature was meant as an innocent peas lyi
and harmless criticism upon an open SUBJECT OF as
cnssion The editor was sentenced to hne OF 500
and imprisonment Of SIR naonfhS the deslgner %
fine OF 900 and an iSgrr7ent Of ttro months
The carcature OF the Charivari was innocent IN
deed compared to the monstrOus positions aS>uhei
by the Governments attorney. LOUIS Napoleon anu
his Ministers VIII suffer more from me oOHgtto sup
port Of their lawyer than from score OF hthographs
from known opponent Ike the CharlEal II iVS
ionOue were not tied. and IT. crayOn DlulteI, the
| honorable Attorney General sum would see Alin,ci
transferred "a paper in way he remember 70 inc
last dav Of his hie. The Government oil france
| blackguardng and ncknamng a newspaper IN the
high Ourt of hsslZcsi 4 newspaper, 100 IN "hcl
the best satrsts and critics OF Paris have served
their apprenticeship IN which Gayarnl, me hogarl1
| of TYPOGRAPHY, has pubhshed MS "oriu- Ieho"ne9
Illustrations Of Partisan eccentrciues ana 10 WhEh
the faccOus Cham has given the sketches Of his IN
imably cauSuc pencil As 10 the charge OF prying
into household secrets and dragging them oul 10 the
hight il Is simply untrue The SUIT brought against
the Chariyari is most probably a measure OF ven
geance adopted by the Cabne, and Their lntmaies 10
| but the satirical lester down. Leon Fauch-r Ba-
roche OdI.lon Barrot have stood for their Likeness
so often that II is fair 10 suppose the attack comes
| from them and that the caucaure on the President
Is merely put forward TO sustain the brnt OF the ac-
| cusatOn. Their malice, however, VIII not prevent
! the regular issue OF the paper and NM. Fauchcr
Co. will see their burleSquc craftsmanship held up 10
| public rldcule As heretofore
Gen. Castellane Is commander OF me ON nlhEIy
division OF France, the center OF which Is the Clty
Of Lyons He some time ago issued an order forbid
| ding any procession or public assembly TO numDer
| more than 300 persons This order put IN exc
| cuton a few DAYS ago at Valence cabinet-maker
Of that town had died, and funeral convoy OF 43O
| persons was accompanying the body to the grave
As 1t passed the barracks, It was cut IN two by the
| military fOrce-3O0 were allowed 10 pdsS-l3l were
dispersed and commanded 10 retire 10 their homes
| Such was the effect Of this summary act, that no
words were pronounced over the tomo-the corpse
was hurried INTO the vault, and the assistants retired
IN sort of panic One more instance OF what Re
public may be, misunderstood and mSlnterpreted
You may remember that Mr.. CADET, the lcarlan
] leader was sentenced some time ago, for swndlmg,
TO fine OF fifty francs, an imprisonment of two years,
and TO a suspension of civic rights Tor hVc years.
The case came up in the Court OF Appeal Yesterday
but was deferred TIL July, letter was received
from NJ CADET stating that he Is still detained at
NauvoO in Illinois, but hopes TO be IN Paris IN June,
to explain his conduct, and TO excupate himself
from The accusations Of which he has been made the
subject
Yesterday being the 2sth Of May, and the Assembly
entering on the third and last year of IT'S existence
and consequently becoming competent to discuss the
subject Of revision, 1t was universally expected thdt
the ball would be formally opened by the we'll
known Quadrille OF Right and Left This expectation
was not realized. The proposition of Mr.. Norm,
however fixing at three months instead of six the
delay which must take place before a bill of re-
vision once rejected. can be presented again. was
layOrably reported on by the committee. The DIS
cussion on this point VIII commence day alter to-
morrow.
But to descend from these high topics to others
not less indicative of national character, nor less de-
serving of attention, send you few sketches sug-
gosted by an evenings stroll through the prornen-
AIDES of the Imperial CITY.
The French are fond Of using large words on
small occasions. As you pass through the CONNER
clal streets. YOU may notice signs over the doors
bearing the words Selling of, pour cessation De
cormerrer The idea strikes YOU that perhaps the
revolution has borne It's fruit at last and that IN rea-
" commerce has ceased, and thai stagnatlon mas
seized upon the pulse OF trade But that's hardly
the meaning. The genlemanS individual commerce
has come to an end: he retreS from the baked bean
business or having made fortune IN the SpOOl-cOuOn
line, he winds up his affairs Again, certuno the pla-
cards OF the dancing gardens announce that thedances
VIII be without retri6ut,OH on mvOluutanly think
that the rotrbutIOn against which you are thus
guaranteed, must be a headache the next day, or
perhaps the reproaches OF a conscience lately ar
nycd from America No. that's not 1t. It's two
sous only. At some OF the gardens, that amount IS
cXacied Tor every dance beside the sum paid for adj
mission. Put here YOU can indulge IN ierpsichOrean
display gratis 4 shopkccpcr who has been IN one
stand Tor great length OF time, erects sign over
ms door thus THIS establishment fOuRfed IN
lS.9n Founded is a large word bat 10 rs NOT with
out ITS effect You naturally look with respect upon
a thread and needle store which mas oulhNed TWO
revolutions, and feel an inclination 10 touch your
hat IN passing. The restaurants give you bread al
your G3SCTcll0, that IS rs much as You think your
constitution VIII stand Discretion Is the same word
they 10 SIGNIFY the quality, which ayOung lady
fails IN when she does something she ought not TO,
and 50 may be sad TO be an ambitious expression 10
put upon bill of fare.
Mcssrs. Goupil x Vlbert whose print warehouse
is always object of attraction 10 the prCmendders
on the Boulevard, made grand American display
some days ago. There was New-l oTk as seen from
the north, and Newly oTk sketched from The south
West Points, SaralOgaS and Nlagaras from various
points OF view the High Bridge The Paramount Wa
Ter Works, the Croton Reservoir, and other specl
mems OF marine architecture, and last, though not
least the flag ship OF the Ocean squadron, the steam
ship Pacific. The gallery of huStuous Americans,
hhng one entire window, rather Jailed OF rs eject
Their names could not be read with facility ana they
passed for a new series of the repreSentauS TeTve
SegteS-Mr. Fillmore beng mistaken for Dupont De
rEure, and MIR Willis for RaSpall There was
good deal OF doubt about Fremont but the majority,
at the moment that your correspondent passed, md
ing IN HIM certain Portuguese Je q)i, took
ms portrait 10 be The counterfeit preScnlment OF sal
canha The next day they had all disappeared and
gwen way 10 ladies IN various and progressive states
OF ueglge and dlShable-an everlasting theme OF
illustration with French artists.
The song saws that " Westward the star of Empire
takes lis way Civilization on the contrary must
be coming East. sherry cobbierS have arrived al
PariS-dlrect from Newly ork. In fact they have
been here long enough TO be quite domeStcated and
10 have turned many an honest penny for the Cafe
where they are exhibited. Their successful trans
plantation Was for some time doubtful The French
were shy and dubious. But the Americans, true 10
the traditions OF their early years, and remembering
that mint Is good thing IN is way, and that ICE
lemon peel and sherry make fragrant drink rushed
manluly 20 the rescue, t the French, ap0StateS 70