New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-24
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from late Foreign Journals for The New YORK tribune
"A Frankfort journal mentions that while
General Lamoriciere in that city, on his way
from Hamburg he invited several French officers to
dine with him at the Hotel OF Russia. 1t came to the
ears of the French Minister who lodged an informa-
ton against the hotel keeper, the ground that
he had not notified the authorities of the Generals ar
rival He was arrested, but subsequently discharged
because the law did not require him to notify them OF
those who arrived and left during the day, but only
those who came and departed during the night
The Journal Of COnsiantinopte, OF Nov. !,
contains the following interesting information OF the
celebrated traveller NJ Victor Langlois, who is making
resear, hes in Asia Minor At the date OF the last let
,era received from him. he wa at Pompelopols, hav-
inc left Mersina port of Tarsus to go and explore
the country west of Ciics, NJ Langlos visited the
Castle of Elboubou Arbach, the ancient residence on
Zeniatus the pirate, of whom Strabo speaks curl
Gus legend is connected with this castle Several cen
turies ago man deposited some arms In the cre'ice
of rock the road TO which il abrupt and impract
cable. that no one can reach them. NJ Lanslois sa"
them; they consist of a bow aud arrows, winch arc
placed on the edge of a rock which juts OUT over
fishtful precipice that yawns beneath them anu IL
supposed that no person has ever approached tneih
NJ Lanelois believes that that they are Roman IL they
are not even of ancient date. From Zsmas' ne
Elousd (ScDaStt) ANS'N~-NN
the Armenian Princes and TO Seleuca where he found
more ,ban two hundred Grecian and Armenian inscrp
tons. AT Pompeiopolis OF which he took picture oil
ia ruins with the daCuerreotype, he discovered the
tomb of Aratus the poe, and astronomer who lived
two hundred wears before the Christian era. Anthese
discoveries in which NJ Langlois was greatly assisted
nv Masoillier the French Consul, Zia facha, ana
Wahid Eaend the fret Governor, and the o'ner
eaiynacan of Adana will be OF the greatest use 10
archaeological science and we have no douo' thar ms
mission will be crowned with all the success when MS
velldirected efforts deserve.
The Jardin dee Pianies at Paris Is az
rresent the object of great attraction there is very
remarkable phenomenon of vegetation in its rieh con-
.ervatory On the kDurteenth of October BAMBOO
pu, forth STEM which has already reached the enorn
on. HIGHT of nineteen feet, having grown seven OF
eisht inches each day during a month "hSl T" aeo
oo,xllv admired by the numerous visitors who irc-
uueut the garden is a supers carried paPasa' iaaen
with fruit of which has arrived at maturity anu
+. p,umerid covered with blossoms, which VIII tower
toward the end OF the winter
The Partisan Boulevards were the scene
of great animation few days ago. large chariot
drawn by twenty horses, carrying the carcsse Oh
whale was proceeding in the direction o. the 'afdin
de. Plantes Strange TO say, 1t was caught near inc
coast az Normandy, tnu r suppose" w ""'N ~ =
~ from i,s native waters Six republican guards
men ON horseback marched in front OF II, to keep on
tAe crowd The sailor who harpooned II was standing
upryb, on the back Of this huge sh with the harPoon
IN his hand. I, was novel sight and crested quite
Sensation.
M. Guilloud, Mayor of Ia Gsi!lot'srs' has
taken an active part in preventing the people rom
saving not 10 the Empire. You shall not abstain
,ays he "from voting and your bulletin shall not CON
tain nav; you shall say yea. for these reasons; Inc
desea, Of Waterloo has remained like tear on the
heart Of France. The Holy Alliance has always sp
pe.red 10 YOU AZ an insolent threat The rock oil
Saint Helena has been in your eyes but the erprsnon
Of our slory. Reastsblsh the Empire and ey 10 $40
rous hands the victory, which lie achieved over 'as
Kings Of Europe viii make mourning OF .ni'y sew
years cease Reestablish the Empire and the coai.on
Of Kings against France becomes long deri'ion 'n'y
Promised themselves to snsich the scePtsr Tor ever
from the family Of the great man, and zee now 40"
Their oaths and idle aspirations disappear IKE s,"os
with the breath Of the French Nation keestaonsa 'A'
Empire and Saint Helena is nothing more - US thsn
memory. which glory, carried on the wings OF our
sses. will perhaps day undertake to inseroe ~
'aTs Of FIRE IN tie records Of our History
Divine service was performed in the Gar