New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
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ppoin,ed by the President. The four Cardinals


uon.o;onsn, Gousset, Archbishop OF Reims
| Monseieneur Dupont, Archbishop OF boufge'i
Monseirneur Matthew. Archbishop oil besahcoh
/ The six Marshals are
NM Gerard. Relic, Jerome Bonaparte, Excel
mans. Harispe and Valiant. The last three
have become Marshas within year or two,
supplying the vacancies occasion by the deaths
Of Marshals Bugeaud, Sebastian and Soult.
The two Admiras are NM. Roussin and
Mackau.
The Manager of the Coincide FRANCHISE has
placed in the saloon OF that theater formal m
junction TO all such persons as delight to tax
politics in public, to forbear, henceforth. Ex-
pulsion from the theater will hereafter be the
portion of any one indulging in political CONVEX
saton, whether approbatory or condemnatory OF
the President and his acts.
The agents of the police have been making
desperate havoc among the organized bands OF
pickpockets and thieves of all classes, since the
decree of the sth of December. In their own
slang language, they are known to each other
| by the following elegant appellatIons
The Tueurs, are the pickpockets proper
| Some of them are adroit to degree almost In
credible. One h been Just arrested who daily
executed the following daring feat Being aP-
pareled like gentleman, il was his habit TO ac-
cost richly dressed individuals, and politely beg
| a pinch OF snuff. If the tobacco-box offered
| seemed worth the risk and the effort, he drop
| ned into it a small lump of lead, to which was
attached silken thread, almost invisible for Its
tenujty. Snuf.boxes are made, as you are prob
L. ,nl he af mil
at the thread, would actually draw the box from
its owners pocket and transfer it to his own.
And this, while sauntering carelessly upon the
| Champs Elys6es, or perhaps the galleries OF the
| Louvre. This adrot gentleman is now making
prer arations for heightened residence at
| Cayenne.
! The RanaastiqueaTs are nearly identical with
the watch. suffers, think they are called, of
| the United States of America
The Venterniers are those that Chamber into
basement. story windows, left open during hot
summer nights But it is evident that the trade
of this class must be dull during the winter.
The Grinchisseurs la desserts take the Co.'S
tune of chief cook, or superintendent of
kitchen, penetrate into houses where there are
| grand dinners, balls or suppers. and make de-
/
scent upon the spoons
The Aumoniers or Alnoners are those who en-.
| ter jewelers. shops and ask for rings and such
small trinkets. While examining them, an ac-
cOmplice dressed as beggar, opens the door
and begs for charity in the name of the Holy
Mother of God. The Almoner throws him
small piece of silver and the most costly jewel
| he sees in the quantity before him. If the Jew
| eler misses any article the thief insists on be-
| ing searched and of course escapes detection.
The Baneus DE- dig.dig always hunt in couples
An elegantly dressed gentleman and lady enter
shop and while the lady examines snd prices
goods the gent is seized with an attack of cpl
lepsy In the confusion consequent upon this
occurrence, the lady makes foray among the
handkerchiefs and gloves, and fills her pockets
and nun. TWO famous practitioners OF this
branch of industry, Bernardo Lopez and Magda-
lena Salo, natives of San Jago de Cuba, have
been arrested this week and will soon leave for
Guiana.
The poitriers or pepperers, follow drunken men
at night, strip them, and leave them naked
against wall or lamp-post.
The passilonneurs or flutterers, follow the carts
OF washerwomen, and while lending hand in
disenpaping a bundle of clean dirty linen from
its closely wedged neighbors, commit to men,
ory the initials upon some Clearly seeming pack
age. While the woman leaves the cart TO carry
home bundle, the futterer accosts the small
child left in charge of the reins, al say, little
'un, mas forgotten the linen of Mr.. 5. II. W.
| Just pass it down, will you, the gentleman s
waiting for it." The infant does as he is bid, and
| The futterer disappears round the corner.
| And so on almost to in6nlty. Sixty different
| classes of thieves are known to the police. Some
thousands have been captured since the coup
| dttot, and are to form the nucleus OF the South
| American colony. In order that the different
| classes OF society may be represented there,
| there is to be also liberal sprinkling of lnno
cent men and ex representatives of the people
The Mogador, Canada, and Chrlstophe Colomb,
steam frigates the Duguesclin, man ofwar Of
90 guns, and the Allier, soop-oi.war, are now
employed as regular liners between Cayenne and
the ports of France.
The first execution of woman in Paris, since
1923, took place two days ago, at the Place de la
Roquette The criminal was condemned to
death in November last for having killed her
child 10y inhumsn treatment. The details of this
murder were SO frightlul that they excited horror
and Indignation among the hardened female
prisoners at ST. Lazare, and it was found impos-
slble to let the condemned woman remain among
them while waiting for reply TO her petition
for mercy. The wretched creature expiated her
shocking crime in presence OF at least two thou.
sand persons of her own sex. The idea was
very prevalent that women were never executed,
and that though publicly sentenced to the gull
lotine, their punishment is always secretly CON-
muted TO reclus,on or hard labor for life The
city has been feariully disabused of its error
The following details upon the Chateau OF