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from BeIeIsle On condition Of their quitting France
forever and residing in such foreign countries as shall
be DESIGNATED Among these Xavier Durrieu, late
editor of the Reyolutioa and poor Lachambaudie,
harmless song.wrer or at most the author of volume
of setirical fables slightly tnged with republcanism
Beue-Isle witnesses some shocking fortnight
ago an cid man. a political prisoner, was visited BY
slight stroke Of apoplexy on recovering siignty ne
aked that his son. who physician, in the north OF
France might be Immediately sent for. In somewhat
less than week he received reply that his son had
been banished from the country about the time OF hs
own incarceration. NJ Bonaparte, you viii remember,
ia the great champion Of property, family and religion
The trial of Jobard the bigot and assassin commenced
on Tuesday, before the Court of Asszes at Lyons
shall give in my detailed report of such develop
ments shall be made ! am cure that cannot hnd
subject of more interest TO your readers than this most
curious the most curious, medicoegaly consid'
cred of any that have been during this century submit
ted 70 judicial investigation.
The Academy of Sciences held its annual sitting on
Monday the Institute for the disibuionof the prizes
during the year. Dr. Rayer, the President Tor the
year 1871 announced the names of the persons whom
academic prizes had been adudged for important dis
coveres in the arts and sciences The prize for astro
nomy, founded by Lalande, was shared between Mr..
Hind an English astronomer lately elected member for
his planet Irene and NJ dc Gasparis for his planet Eu
noma The prize for statistics divided between NJ
Maumene for his paper the waters Of the arrondis-
sement of Rheims and NJ de VAUDEVILLE, for paper on
the Monts-dc-Piete The prize founded by Madame La
place. in favor Of the pupil obtaining the first place at
the final examination of the Polytechnic School, was
awarded to NJ. Oppernann. This prize consists in
complete collection of the works Of Lapace His widow,
La Marquise dc Laplace 80 years of age pres
ent at the ceremony. The prize of experimental ply
sology was given NJ Claude Bernard, for paper
a function of the liver in and animals NJ Mas
and NJ sucquet obtained prizes of 20Oor each-he
first for his preJeryed vegetable of which hed
zion 10 speak last summer and the second for his disin
lection of dissecting theaters. The Monyon pzeJ for
physc and surgery were awarded as follows 2 500r TO
NJ Jules Guerin for the generalization Of subcuaneous
Tenotomy 2,0O0fr 10 NJ Huguer, for his researches
into the diseases of women 2000r TO NM Brquet and
Migno authors Of practical treatise cholera 000r
to NJ Duchenne, of Boulogne for his eecrophysologi-
cal researches applied to pathology and therapeutics
20O0r to NJ Lucas for his physiological and practical
treatise on nheritng good or bad health from ones
parents 20O0fr. each TO MN Tabarie and Pravez, for
the medical of compressed air. 2000fr to Gluge
for his pathological histology; 15O0 to NJ Gossen, for
his researches into the deliberations of the spermatic
channels l,500r to NJ Garriel for his applications of
vulcanised caoutchouc TO medicine and surgery 50Or
to NJ Seres for his researches respecting the phos
phenes; and 1000ir to NJ Bonnet for his work on the
treatment of assesses from congestion by injections Of
iodine The session terminated after historic euogy
upon the naturalist Georey St Hlaire, the friend and
rival of Cuvier.
mentioned some weeks ago that Dr. Emery who &C.
companed Napoleon to the Island of Elba, and whose
is mentioned in the win of the Emperor, had been
appointed Physician to the Senate This is error 1t
is his brother who has received the appointment the
medical attendant Of Napoleon having died six years
after his return from Elba.
read in Spanish paper that the Queen of SPAIN in
return for the blessed linen presented by the Pope
her august daughter intends to send to His Holiness
picture by Murillo and span OF Aranjuez horses.
The annual exposition OF paintings and sculpture by
living artists opens the LIST of April rule adopted
this year by the Committee forbds any one artist to
send than three pictures. 1t hoped by this
measure to limit considerably the total of the paintings
proposed for acceptaton. But effect precisely
trary produced. Every artist thought hnIelf bound
send three, that at least of the three might
meet with favorable reception. The whole number of
the works of submitted to the judgment of the Com
nittee was 1890, of which $500 were paintings A
severity on part Vi tne SOiHe-
what corrected this superabundance For several sue
cessve days it only consented to entertain ten out OF
hundred and executed jut twothirds of the pictures
presented Only 1,4O0 have been accepted and will fig
ure in the catalogue of the year. From sundry ntima-
tons of indiscreet urymen the opinion general that
the exposition is comparative failure The great artists
are still absent There is nothing from Ingres Della
roche AIRY scheer or peacroix. The latter pleads the
.,;I;,,o t,o SolIe Anollon Iouv
cuse Nothing from Decamps, Robert Fleury, or Null.
ler NJ Couture's promised painting the Enrichment
des Vountares" remains unfinished in his studio Per
CONTRA Horace Vernet sends his Taking of Rome" in
which his wonderful historical fidelity is said to be
remarkable as ever and Galat his splendid picture
Of the Execution of Counts Egmont and Horn by
order Of the Due d'Albe" This painting has already
been exhibited in gallery at Brussels Taken as
whole, say those who have it and ought 10 know,
the merit Of the exposition is merely negative; if there
few good pictures there are also fewer bad ones
than usual and with this compensation the dilettand
must be for one year content
A great number of beggars have for some time past
occupied large house in the quarter de la Pepinere
and have formed among themselves "Fraterna Asso-
citation" for duping the public Some went into the
streets and pretended TO be aboring under in
frmes others hired children and passed them off as
their own others visited respectable people in their
own houses an Englshwoman specially confined her
abors to the English and American community de.
graded eccesiastic vctimzed the clergy and some of
the band remained at home to manufacture begging let
tiers and petitions well as to forge the certificates nee
essary for thir success There complete wardrobe
attached to the establishment where the rogues cos
tuned themselves every morning, to eude suspi
con and simulate vast variety of characters The money
which was collected amounting to a considerable sum
daily carried to common fund out of which the
house was kept Every evening the whole band diued
together in good style, and seems amused themselves
in drinking toasts to their dupes The police yesterday