New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13
Isls-Marshal Money: 70, having refused to take


Is1o-Csbrera driven out OF Spain by Espartsro.
js4o-i6-LouIs NAPoLsoS BoNAPARrs.
lsfe-Bou Msza. Arab Chef
81 Generals Cbspearnier Bedeau, Cayaignac,
IamoricieIe. Colonel Chanas, the Ques'ors
Baze and L.f6 and Roger, tdu Nord) all
memters of the Legislative Assembly.
The wooden sheds, ordered by the Govern
ment for the Penal Colony at Cayenne, are
nearly finished and several trading vessels have
been chartered at Bordeaux, to transport them
TO Guiana. The same vessels will also take out,
for the support of the convicts, three hundred
,uns of breadsiuffs, preserved vegetables, wine
brandy, &c.
The advertisement of NJ. de Lamartine's new
Journal, appears in this mornings papers. The
Ci,il;sateu will take the place of the Conseiiitr
du Perple, which in three years obtained list
Of 10000 subscribers. Il will differ largely from
that journal, inasmuch as it will address itself
to the father of family rather than TO the citi-
zen. Its plan is to give "the history OF the
world by meas of the history OF all the great
men who have in their country and In their
epoch, personifed and exemplifed humanity
Each number will contain the history of one
man, his portrait, his country, his times There
will be one number month, and the first viii
appear in the course of February. The sub
scription price is six francs year. The journal
will be published at Paris, and NJ de L2martine
is already here, making his preparations. The
rumor, which has been so strangely persisted
in. of Lamartines retirement to the East, would
seem to be defnitvely disposed of.
scientific journal. at is well known to pro-
fessors of natural philosophy that a platinum
wire may be instantly made red-hot by means OF
strong electric battery and that in this state 1t
cuts the skin and flesh of the human body with
much greater facility than the sharpsst steel IN
struments. Two surgeons of the hospital OF
Saint Therese, in Vienna, have substituted IN
several of their late operations an incandescens
platinum wire to the ordinary instruments, and
in each trial succeeded admirably. They have
addressed paper, giving detailed account oil
these experiments, to the Imperial Academy Of
Sciences Of Vienna
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars are
annually spent in bathing in Paris. There are
1919 public bathing establishments, including the
monster floating baths upon the Seine. These
furnish about 100000 baths year, or two to
each inhabitant annually. The average price Is
10 sous, the minimum being s, and the maximum
rate. l6 tous. This is for nothing but the water
and the room, as soap, and towel, and hair brush
and attendance, &c, are charged separately.
There are many fancy styles of bathing, and II
you are very luxurious in your tastes, and very
requiring in your habits, you may be champooed
all over, OF soaped, or curried, or smoked, or
steamed, and then laid out to dry and simmer in
the sun. You may be Turk for a whole morn-
ing-with the exception OF the houris,-at the
Oriental Baths on the Quay; or Chinese for an
hour, at the Hong Kong establishment on the
Boulevard
A messenger has Just been sent by the Gov
eminent to convey to the newly appointed Mar
shall, Harispe, at Bordeaux, his baton or trunch-
con of Office. This consists, in France, of q
round piece OF deal, ten inches In length, and an
inch and half in diameter, covered with velvet
and studded with gold stars. At each end is
gold ornament on which are engraved the words,
",Ttrror beli, decus pacis." BY the ordinance Of
Aug. 1886, the Marshals are forbidden to carry
any token, but this, of their superior command,
or any arms but sword, and brace of pistols.
The Tribunal Of Correctional Police continues
to furnish ninth and entertainment to its visit
ors. The Judges are as grave as ever, but the
prisoners are face,ious to rare degree Mr..
Daudrimont was taken before the court on Sa-
turday last, on charge of rupture de ban. He
was asked why he had quilted the limits as
signed him. Z" / demand to be sent to Nouka-
hiva," said the prisoner. "You do not reply to
my question" "Oh, beg you pardon, sincere
ly, bu, have bad cold, and do not hear well.
quilted my limits to come to Paris" But
you were ordered not to come to Paris" THAT
is precisely why came. But don't suppose that
care anything about Paris. want to be sent
to Noukahva." "Well, if you can't reply TO
my question, hold your tongue" Why did |
came to Paris, you ask Because saw a pla-
card stuck upon post stating that all those ras-
calls that broke their ban. and came to Paris,
should be sent to Cayenne or Algeria | should
prefer Noukshiva, but Africa let it be. what
difference does it make to me- am worn
out, goodfor nothing old hack. | have been
condemned twenty.six times. | have 80 many
condemnations on nay back, that don't care a
straw for France. It's my native land, know,
but | prefer travelling. 1t would improve my
mind. Send me to Africa, TO Noukahlva, to
Cayenne, TO Calcutta, 10 Pekin, to I'm
buctoo, or anywhere else, only do send
ne somewhere. In France, do nothing
but vegetate in prison. Do you call that
social position | don't, if you do. am sixty
two years OF age, and must think OF setting
down TO something, or else what will become OF
ne when am old, | should like to know. You
VIII confer grea, favor on me If you will send
ne TO Noukahiva." The Tribunal condemned
The fellow to a years Imprisonment and five
years surveillance by the police More sur
yeillance," cried the prisoner; "why, | shall be
under surveillance to the end of my days. Al
my age it's dem bore. Come, now, send me