New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-24


Gen Chancarnicr, who, IN conseqIT ~. 3o.
On The odd Of June and arrived IN PTls on .ne <stI'
INST IN time to take command OF tlt 't.i"n"- " ~
Thus stands tins curious affair shoul % e.lCe . W,
DIV from either OF the TWO sthei"-S wal ' W
10 give YOU the details ,
is still carried on with success AZ the bol>V ie
fav after the f6tc of the Fourth OF May u was "ity
circulated that a serious emtutc h1d DroAth on. ~
vons the city considerably dlslli Dc am t.''
Five Der Cents fell one franc Ihe au-hoI> OF ul,
rerori fastened 20 purchase, and the mex, Gay sou
out AZ a great advance the story being a--hofl
In coniradictcd. and Stocs rising IN proportion Inc
bourse Of Pans ms almost ceased 20 tf Itila'i,
Indication of the true state OF the country or ile rtA
feeIrrs OF the people lis very existence, like thti
Of every other Exchange. depends on iuctudl'h' "N
when n does not move naturally n must oe lhtIt I'D
90 artIhcIaiy. IL Is inhabited 0y race Oh peOpC
whose business u is 60 catch. carry, ana tAdsStII
rImOrS or 10 need. invent them whose interests alt
positively opposed 10 the preservation OF tna' CAIN
and tranquility which the country so much htel>'
The news of an instruction az Lyons, comed oy an
inventive spoculaior ct Paris. goes ali over the coun-
trv. exciting serious and mschevOus apprenenSleh'
and perhaps IS caught up and conveyed across iht
sea. before the contradiction arrives but TINS Is
matter of no import to the machlnaiorS, welgle. ia
their scale OF prOfIgate ana selfish cupidlty- Noi-
Withstandng the sharpness OF these SPECTATORS thty
are often mistaken in their yatlcInauonS, The iuiliS
rose the day that the Revolution OF eoruary 0roNt
out they rose when the sword of Changarnler was
broken. and the commander OF the army OF Pars WAS
reduced 90 the rank of private citizen bNAer oi
II.
FIJI fall IN the stocks. such are some OF the e.e-
mCniS which render the Paris Exchange a very un-
certain barometer of public events.
During the month Of April. 1873 arrests were made
by the police Of Paris OF which number 54l were OF
bows under age. II were tor political offences
being minors a for sNndlng, ID being minors l65
for revolving against employers 80 beng minors
4Q7 for vagabOndaec. lSJ OF them minOrS-529 Tor
thievlng, leo OF whom were boys ana y girls under
10 years of age. 81 out Of the whole number Ar
rested were rccfdrlsfS, or persons guilty OF second
ofenSe. II appears. therefore, that nearly one
third Of the crimes and ofenSos registered during
the past month were committed by persons under
age. In Paris, the passions upen last ana the
ragged urchmS IN the streets. by whom the prisons
are pcopied. or later. are farther advanced IN
vlllanv 10 Is here than IN the provinces 40 81.
The mayors of the several ACCOMPLISHMENTS are
calling the attention of the inhabitants 10 the ltct
that the annual gratutOuS vaccinations are ABOUT 10
commence IN Paris The following inducements TO
compywith the demand and penalties for neglect 50
10 do. give Just view OF the sanitary precautions OF
l. Children, unvaccnaed, are not admitted to the
public schools.
,. Parents, whose children are unvaccinated are
not entitled to share IN the public distributions oil
food
2. A small sum Of money is given to all who COM
ply with the regulation.
Vaccination is the only remedy against the raw
ages Of the smallpox.
AT the last session Of the Academy of Sciences, NJ
Norm gave some interesting details upon the Birth
Of the first LOcomoffue N France This locomotive,
built i'm l710 by French engineer named CugnOt, by
order of the Due de ChOiScul, IS preserved IN the
Conservative of Arts and Trades between the bal
looms of Guy-IuSsac and Margat IL was constructed
10 run on common roads as railroads were then UNI
conceived II Is high pressure engine, and the dis
tnhutlOn Of the steam is effected, as IN modern ma
chimes by the alternating motion of a steam-box
with two issues moved by the engine itself. 1t at
tanned considerable speed, rs once when badly
stecred. IL ran through stone wall. CugnOts right
10 be considered the first to apply steam 10 the
purposes OF lOcomoton, would seem, therefore, tobe
wen founded.
Mr. HIND of London, has been elected Correspond
ing Member Of the Astronomical Section Of the Acad:
envy of Science. He received IS out OF 40 votes,
the 46th being given for Mr. William Bond of Cam
bridge. Massachusetts,
has lately been drawn up | send you the figures, to-
gether with those for the year 1914, as comparison
may be interesting
% line Of battle ships Of l20 no, 90 and 90 gus.
20 frgates Of co. 81 and 40 guns
COWettes
q bngs.
So slooDs schooners gun boats cutters and advice boats
81 steamers Of 5000 horse power
SAILING VESSELS 1851.
u line Of battle ships
81 fugates
30 corvettes
g small !sa.nI, armed vessels.
STEAMERS
I line Of battle ship, 80 guns, 900 horse power.
20 fngates of from $50 10 go horse power.
q corvettes 81 from $50 90 20 horse power
81 smaller steamers of different powers.
3l6 in al
Beside these, a. sailing and steam vessels are