New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-09


was treated with the profoundest courtesy, aud his
baggage passed without examination but as ill.for-
tune We Id have ii, the head of the custom-House,
and the commander OF the local gendaTmerie, hear
ing of the arrival of so distinguished parsonage,
came post haste to pa his respects To their polite
saluta,ion the Judge forgetting The lace, responded
by raising his hat when 10 his dismay the contents
being liberated, he was enveloped, head and shout
ders as with a marriage veil. The ofense was too
public to be overlooked, and the gentleman was de-
tanned until an investigation could be made.
- 1t is expected that gambling
will now be restored at Paris De Morny late Min
lister Of the Interior, is great gambler.
Two wealthy merchants, one Spaniard
end the other German in the Quarter du Sentier.
one of the richest districts of the capital have fallen
under the dspleasure Of the authorities, and have
received orders to quit Paris within three months.
This respite has been accorded to give them time for
winding up the affairs of their extensive establish
mens The motive alleged BY report for their expul-
sion is the expression in of opinions con
cemnstory OF the policy Of Louis Napoleon.
The French law requiring newspaper
articles to be signed by the writers is to be abol-
ished.
Cotton growing succeeds pretty well in
Ceylon.
Thornton Hunt has resigned the editor
ship of The London Leader
In certain departments of France the
military proconsuls have published decree that
they will sentence to deportation, if not to death,
as eccompces in the insurTection, any persons who
shall be found 10 have given OF who shall give shell
ter and refuge to insurgents In 1893, any man who
helt 10 an Aroiur condemned
-Lamaitine's History Of the Restoration
IS not allow ed to be advertised for sale in France
in consequence of its hostility 70 the memory of the
Emperor.
"A notice posted in the saloon of the The
ate Francois the public not to talk politics as
they walk up ard down.
"A boa constructor, 70 feet long, has
just been added to the collection of the Jardin des
Plarstes.
In Andalusia the men do the cooking,
but the washing is done by the women.
NO masks are allowed in this years
Carnival at Venice
From 1900 to 1900, the rate of interest
in France was 10 per cent. in 1867 it was reduced
10 ST in 1901 to 81 in 1884 to Ct IN 1865 to s. where
il now stands, except for commercial debts, which
bear per cent
There are 27,939 public carriages at
Paris, in which 2Oo,O54 persons ride daily.
The Austrian Government have Or
dered levy of 50, 900 men to reinforce the army
M. Riviere, Partisan lawyer, was
seized and sent to HAVE to be embarked for Cay.
eDne. Fortunately the Government discovered that
lie was not the right man, and by telegraph
dispatch prevented his embarkation.
Hereafter cases Of transportation to
Cayenne are not to be published in the Paris Mont
ter They make too much excitement.
- In the year 1850 the commercial ma
rine of Holland was increased by 1873 vessels and
25, 1906 tuns In the Dutch Navy there are now Sc
sailing vessels, with O4l cannon, besides II steam
frigates and corvet,es, iron steamers, transport
ships, and As gun-boats.
The pumping out of Harlem Lake is
approaching its end already the water is so low
that bitches have 70 be dug in the bottom to lead
under the pumps, by which the three big steam en-
eines suck it out 900 acres of good land will be
made by the operation.
M. Girardin is coming to the United
States, as it Is said, to take the editoIshp OF
French journal which has been offered him.
There are not less than 1900 insur-
gent prisoners in the single reimbursement OF
Brignoes, in France.
The wooden houses building at Bor-
deaux by Messrs. Bourges and verges, for Cayenne,
are to be one hundred in number, each capable of
containing seventy of the transported prisoners.
"A great sensation has been caused at
Vienna, by the intelligence that Don Juan. Infante
of Spain, second son of Don Carlos has run away
from his wife with an English g0yerntss The wife
is sister Of the Duke of Modena.
The Hanover journals state that a
consultation of ply sicians and surgeons has been
held on the blindness Of the King and that all the
members present, with the exception of DR.. Leuw,
expressed an opinion that the malady is incurable
- The number of factories and manufac-
turing establishments of all kinds in Sweden at the
close of 1850, was ASIA employing 23,427 work
people, and producing goods valued at 24,2S7,9si
Swedish dollars (about two millions and quarter
sterling) In 1910, the number Of similar manufac-
tories was 2l76, the number of work-people, l54lo'
and the value of the produce, l3,9l7,9ll Swedish
dollars.
The Directors Of the Bank of France
have just had constructed in the middle of the garden
Of that building extensive cellars, the masonry. OF
which is zine feet in thickness These cellars which,
at the slightest alarm, may bs Immediately filled
with water, and the entrance to which is, besides,
secured by thick iron DOORS are intended to receive
the immense mass OF gold and silver, both In coins
and bars, which forms the reserve Of the Bank.
Miss Burdett Coutts has been elected a
fellow of the Geological Society. How can lady
be fellow
Another batch of Mr.. Sidney Herbert's
female emisrants consisting of SO young women, Of
ages varying between l6 and 30 has just sailed for
Australia. They are chiefly dressmakers and do
mestic servants
Princes just now seem to be turning
their attention to opera making. Duke Ernest Of