New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29

| sqPsared. The Chamber ~ Dspui IS Is uns,,..s-
| ! o. ofoVeh clssfite end tne iaterirristoh.
rs ,ied ard decorated. The mao e pedss.,l
F..re.n Paisi. BOURBON, erected under Il. -
.'.0r. upon Nh.cl Tccea}s stood tie statue CIR
{ XVIII replaced cgr.as ,hfrs yn Of Lou, Pm
/ ty ne statue Ct France, sat ag IN dunn N, -
| ytsIs Of the RsguoI- by the statue Of I,e.,.-
\ now ready to receive neN tenant. 90 70, -
| what eoocess or what emblem il % Be r.x, -
T uron n = anxious sea-.
The Minister Of che Interior hAs orsers,n.
chase Of 90 GEO piae wees - be used as ,,l.,-,ss
posts upon three lc~ ires o.. eieetne comnu,-'
iion. They are 20 be chosen amous IKE pine co.
In the vicinity of Bordeaux
Prepsra;ions taye been commenced x1th.
to Try a grand experiment IA Paris upoa tie ~
bility Il liehurg ihe city by means Of an ian.,.-
electric beacon. established upon some eu!r,s,s.-
point The tower Of the Oh church of ST. I.es,.'
la.Bouoherie, $50 f.es high. las been chosen o,n.
purpose THIS Is very central, beng situated v,,,
the Seine, between The Louvre and the Hot. 4.
Vile. As live three rool miles from s.. Jacoo,,
despair Of ever seeing sinsle lay rOmlss l.n,e,,
Ihardly expert b be abe 20 say with the poet,
How far that raousffou, sht house ,hrovs IA b.,a.
Soshnts big lamp IN 'his ua1ghv town.
The Pope Is reported to have made the follosa,
remark, SAYS a priya.e leter,l upon tAe "a,
/ d'stat and rs consequences Heaven has pa.
the debt that the Church owed 70 France hxg
soon become difficult - tel whO OK Waai Boa
parte is. Here IS Plus the lmpious, declarin, has
be an envoy rom heaven. snd ANON great aC,
people who believe BIN ~ BE nothing oe,.cf iAeg
envoy from he'll.
Atthe last session Of ihe Academy OF s,.saoo
NJ paven communicated the result u his nysSlE.
tons into the properties ami composition OF cass
chou. This substance appears 20 the naket even
be HOMOGENEOUS and continuous, but stronS nl,...
fyipe glasses show It to be flied with ay 4 qiansr
of irregular pores commuii, stlng ~lth cash o..g.
It's far from beng impeneirab.e, Tor thin scales IA.
m,rsed in water Tor month increase 1922 and IS
per cent. In weight Il may be resolved into seven
distinct component parts soluble principle a,s.
nac,ous elastic. Gila.sbe principle, certain potion
Of fatty matter an essential OIL colo rlnG substance
traces of azote. and water often to the amount Of
per cent. W. Payen proceeded in he sane mama
with eutta porcha. and found 1t 70 be much NOR
easily receivable mo It's component parts, which q,
nearly analogous With those OF caoaichoOc and q
its elementary competition almost Identities 1t VII
that substance, the eKpeumeuisr vas struck VII
sunrise az the widely different character and d.
distinct applications OF these singular produe,,a
Nature.
Out Of tweny.ave individuals Of the canine n:s
chosen at hazard. there will De at least one wAOe
veins contain worms OF small SIZE, floating siAhe
qlobules Of the blood Inthe blood of dog that hI
died of starvation, NM. GTuby and DeL Cord dis
covered about SIX worms from I've 10 seven inches
long. three OF which were male and three female.
Besides these. they counted in one drop Of blood A.
teen Of the smaller species called hlaTes, which
would give. by approximation, Two hundred shl
eiehty thousand IN the veins OF dog shriyeled and
reduced by want Of food Afier vast number ofu.
peTlmenls, the gentlemen above named made Up
their minds that these FLARES appear IN The bloodoi
dogs, without distincton Of race or sex, Whistler
they are rat or a,.enuated sick or veil. They could
not find that the instructive faculties, or the rsst
ard energy OF the animal are IN the east lmparetA
theI presence in their veins. The chemical con
position OF the blood Is not In the least anec.sdT
them. The eIpenmenIers were unable to diseoVH
IN what this singular malady consists, or IN xhs!H
originates They discovered by TRANSMISSION, hos.
ever, that its existence depends pom peculiar
~ in the blood aOt yet understood. BY psrfonlg
the TRANSMISSION OF fresh blood containing alares MO
the veins Of an animal exempt rom them they fond
tina. they invariably disappeared after short hEss
OF time, thus proving that the second animal Sa
constitutonally non inoculable with the shecao.
The question OF hereditary Transmission was eran-
med and resolved by them IN the most sals'asIoU
manner. male whose blood is haTious, and afenas
whose blood 10 not -, have descendants, part O.
whom belong to the race Of the father and part 10
that Of the mother. The former inherit the saee'
ton, the latter Go not. OF the descendants Of aie-
male whore blood Is harlous and a male exempt
from tie malady, those Of the Of the mother are
likewise farlOus, lille those OF the race OF Tie 10
iher Go not inherit the malay from the mother.
The descendants OF male and female which are
both affected, inherit, and all, the disease T@
Hilarious tendency is Therefore hereditary and may
be transmitted BY The male or by the female, Ofby
both together
The tribunal OF Correctional Police Will sooa be-
come a resort for those who in search Of amuss'
ment and If il only held i.s sessions in the evening
would seriously interfere vita the receipts Of TIE
Theaiers. The following scene was enacted and
great applause on Saturday last. Mr. Bslloie vas
arraigned for the oIenEe OF having stolen hat His
countenance, as he placed a. the bar, was that
of injured innocence Itself " Really, rs enoughp
make me shed every tear | have, to see myself "a
tween two beaks for having made mistake about
hat "A mistake 80 said the President, +" mistake
done on purpose, I suspect" Gan accidental MS
take, an utter eTTor impartial President. submit
to your unening judgment and your lOfty wisdom
Hereupon the complainant, stout gentleman with
cane, deposed tina: while he Was playing dominoes
in cafe the 29th OF November last, the prisoner
walked of with his hat and that he could not have
miraken II for It's Own. as he carried 1t IN his hand
instead Cf putting 1t on his head " That was Do
cause was too hot" Too hot on the 29.h No.
JemSsr TheIeai reason was, you scouadrel, Il was
200 bg FOR you and would have you bad you
put It on your head" o. was .ormenisd with DO
nestle anxiety" replied the culpnt "a wife sssss
fidelity have good reason 10 suspect, and tock me
hat without kDosiIg What did" Z" But tsetns
you are regular hat stealer put in the Presidsb
Tor no fewer than forty seven hats were fossd q
your lodgings That proves sagacions Pre- ssdsst,
that had no need 20 take the hat OF this gen1lsms
The fact IS, these hats were not stolen but xes puf