New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-19

.s~ss.n .ssumea hy tho President that was an an''
ss,~sa~s scs. and entirely beyond The scope Q. any
cu~rs az yvscN ne Tribunal declared tne que'''on
~ ,~r,sx ysssai tho Judges asserted IN isct 'nen
,s.Ss !, sry Mr. Repspsrc juss ss they would Try n
Asr scsused efh&ssng ssid ssand ana denver on inc
,~Anc Asehwsy Tue Project was condemned 70 pay
- .es,>ss cf the verdc, The decision was received
- IN he heaers by the audience and has been the
~..vrrvsa topic Of ccaament and congratuation.
N N, matter has not been allowed TO follow the or
usry channes The Tribunal, having declared itself
esmp<<ns was preparing to grasp the grand question
Of he eon6scasine decree Of January last Had the
PRECEDENT lost HE cause he could have carried up to
sAe Court OF Appeal and from thence TO the Court Oh
Cssssscn But this course the only legal one has not
~ kaowcd. Louis Napoleon has lost hs temper
ana uasp<c,ing that he cannot win legally has deter
s,.e 10 Win ILLEGALLY He has, by an exercise oil the
~ .,or,.l power that he laid down on the ooh Of
u,,A ,,,harawn the question from the jurisdiction OF
- ihup.l and handed |, for settlement to the
C-,<, Of STATE Now the Council Of State, as every
Asv lncs are already bought are still for SALE aud
IN do precsoly a. they are told The referring the
QUESTION 70 them no of guarantee that justice will
h. ur,ed 10 whom justice Is due. In this position are
sh ,nnrs<ts of the Orleans family at this present w
si,r A week hence shall probably have more to tell
yOa
During the trip of the President to la Soogne it was
,hovn on Statistics that the average duration Of human
NE In that district just 81 years It can hardly be
. POROUS epoch In young mans existence the day
when he comes Of age in Solognsl Various improve
menss were decided upon and promised to the inhsoi
lnnt the principal Of which 10 to be canal derived
rom the le river saudre, to carry its waters thirty
miles through the heart of this most desolate tract
TN VIII not only furnish the means Of irrgang the
Md whcrei u arid but also of transporting large
ouanses of manure lime and mari, and other fertli-
ing elements Two million francs are to be devoted
By the State to the execution OF these important works
sive you few statistical deailsupon the Exposition
of Works Of Living Artists Of this year. which are not
without interest There are 1,072 expossnts 81 OF
them lades OF the painters, Cos are French and 1871
what Il some What remarkable, 1885, more than half
were born in Paris alone OF the 95 foreign painters
Belgium claims "a Italy -; England five, and the
Unsed States two-Nr. William Hunt, OF Brattleboro',
VI and another gentleman whose name do not recol
Iect There are l64 exhibitors in the department of
sculpture-two of them ladies' Paris sends e2 or just
half OF the IL foreign scuptors the United States has
ope-hr. Mezzara born, says the catalogue In the
State of New.York There are no less than 23s por-
traits az religious subjects, includ ng the most imnod
EFT OF Posphars wives and the chase Of Sussnnas
Sc marines SO parting scenes 322 views taken in va
rious parts of Europe-20O of them in France alone
90 fruit pieces and &c game peces besides many others
which cannot be classed
The plan ofcharging one franc for admission Thurs
days has proved eminently successful it is in fact the
only day when visit to the Gallery for the purpose of
conscientious and studious examination Is possible,
cept, Of course, Mondays, when FIVE francs are
qured for admission This idea of NJ Persigny's has
proved complete failure. have heard It said that
one Monday Just five tickets sold and receipt OF
twenty-five francs produced. A large SUM will be re-
ahzed from the Thursday Aa5itu<s Of the Exposition,
and the Luxembourg will be enriched by many of the
more remarkable productions
The first representation of the Juif Errant by aevy
took place at the Grend Opera on Friday evening last
The musical critics pretending to be unwell thus
defeing their reports 6nti they have heard the
production half dozen times without which it Is
impossible TO pass q conscientious judgment upon 1t.
The ticket Offices not open, every place having
been long since disposed Of Pit seats We're negotiated
IN thu street at fifty francs and boxes of four places
brought 800 francs at O'Clock. The President
there but deeply buried in his box that few but the
srtistes of bis presence The performance
was at precisely hapast one the machinery being
little stiff and the intermissions long as tn acts
vcenery of NJ Halevy partition that 1t would have been
ruined had the play been damned Happily, success
vhieh promises to be as durable the Prophetic has
,aved the treasury from being collapsed. The scenic
vt has never been carried such lengths in this
opera The ERfant Prologue gave US a view of the
ulores Of Heaven the Wandering Jew opens the gates
Of He'll and shows the fiery furnace and the tortures
Of the damned The crust of the earth seems to peel
tlo clo cf lost tho
weary march of the way.worn Israele to end
With the cloee Of earth the graves give up their dead
md from every nook and rise, in their shrouds
md winding shee the hosts that have slept under the
Dod, waiting for the judgmentday in the flaming cal
aron are imps turning head heels, and the under
ngs Of Satan tossing up and mpaing ptchforks the
miserable sinners that had been tried and found want
Ing over and above all the Tyres and the rapures
just men made perfect and the bliss and happiness of
Parsdise Reeaned The Old Testament tradition ofthe
1nsl apporonment Of everlasting to about ninety
nine hundredths Of the human marveously
and fhghtfully realized that when woke up the |
ncxt morning, and found still alive, was consid
erably incredulous and imagined it to be Illusion of
The Evil One but have got over that since have been
writing this letter. can cay nothing Of NJ Halevy's
nusc 10 altogether too scientific and recherc to DO
properly appreciated at single hearing In case be-
come qualed, by frequent attendance, to speak with
clearer comprehension of the subject you may rest
suSed that shali do so.
Ayouns Dutchmsn, named Charles Van der Choux,
years Of age, having In the space of ten
yean dsspsted large fortune left him by hs father and
being new bseutey without thaler has resorted TO
the following original mt thod of repenshng his impov
srished treasury. He puts himself up in lottery One
hundred thousand tickets ten francs EACH amount to
million, In round numbers. The prospectus accompa-
nyng each ticket scqusn the pablo with the details
Of the operation;
"Up In lottery, young man, t~eny-cght years and
half Of age four feet eight inches high OF agreeable
face-whch has, by the way, already pleased on sew
eral OCCASIONS. The winning ticket viii be evidently