New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-04

coed health /; for h. is not a handsome man. a.
Jec,aiiy on foot. tie - sad "a have same truubI,
I'D his semi imperial bowels, and in ~ordto the
| Dames de Ia la {, on Tuesday night. that no
should not be able TO attend their ball that even
! ing.
This indeed. was a ball, colossal bah, "a
! BABY lOnian ball, that proper language cannot
/ describe that metaphors cannot compass. IL ~ilf
give some idea Of the size of the ball To say, that
! fhe grand fountain Of the market place, which
| il enclosed aod which is fOrtv two iret 10
hight, did not srsm a disproporionatSiy large
spsn, for the center OF the room ne NUN
Der Of guests is estimated st from ScW 70 - Voo
made up Of all sorts ct people, from princes and
generals, co Sn or up, as ,oi choose, 10 po1tefs
snd snsett,s-to say nothing OF spr'nkung Oh
Enslsh American and other Curious foreigners.
The variety Of drese. feature and manner CON-
binsd with the theatrical decorations o' tho hall,
under rhe splendid illumination VI countless cam
ol,s Cl1. red more entertaining scene Ia the eye
than any other have gaZeo on III raiis, though
have follow 81 the sights oi the capital through All
their winter and summer changes. inns oai. was
CIV to the market women, whose pohtch lh-
portsnee has often made i'seif tct m French his
Ter, b, the President OF the Republic, asa m-ane
of conriing popular favor. The u'ck, however,,
has proved rather unsuccessful; forso great GU
riosity was excited b, the novelty OF the ah'r,
that purchasers came from al quarters IOWA 20
the ma,ket to bu, tokot' 81 admission iOn INC
market people. Tie latter readily parted Win
tb,n, urJst the tt mptston OF round prices, 50
thar finally none than one-hai OF the u KITS
p,ohshly ch-rs-d @~necs Those Ia ~hom tne btH
was offered did not go and those VINO went bought
their admission; naturally enough. 'hegti"re mere
has been as Vet, no violent explosion "i gfaVudo
tow ,rd the Prince from the quarter ,f the market.
The ieport had been cuIrent f"r 'esofai nonths
that the 10 Of august wJuti he the occSAoa OF
an extensive amnesty OF pOltcai ofHn--s' Tue
NoHt,fnr of that dare announ es tina, taa
Pres d. M has granted full pardon or communication
of puris hment TO 2n0 persons, among thoSe "no
have been condenn-d for political causes OF ir
common cIia.es What pr"p1rtlon OF THESE i,-'V
nelson's Or. n, htical sufferers, bow mtnY are re-
stored TO entir, hhets. and h w MANY ooiy un' er-
so a change OF unmerited punishment oJ exue or
imo,isonntpt; who anG what the. sr---sil th's ~
Ia,, - ,he dark nv the official N0astar, which
GOES an to publish a long li.t 81 promotions aid
formations in the Legion OF tfonor. No one
lnous. vet the rxt-nt of the tardy justice oil
the Prince hut the falsome aatter-rs OF h,s de-
GRADED press break our ia praises OF his mercy
ana n. newell. nee though he were goo
Tie Gc.stfe OF france a Legt'inst journal, re-
c.i,,d a WANING thus week Ih's war on
prt IS is csrried on with undated rgor IN t1e ds-
partments and With more severity e'ah a. a''s'
WHORE the journalists still have ashght protection
i'm public opinion. Thus J'urhai v. nV'r .
lives n warning for IepuhliShing an article al tho
p,,ia Eaion although the original journal passes
free of cepsure A Project in another department,
having warned one newspaper on accoun' os quo
yio. nee Of n certain con- REVERSAL h'''o, '",o,nS
an Editor who 10 engaged on ths otnsr SUI" ~ III"
ou-stiop that an answer to the article WIZ ufaw
Jn,,r n warning on hun also. These are but M
st.nc.s of what IL occurring daily, through the
zeal Of the eighty five Pet. ct' OF the country IN
the exercise of their functions az adi'h's,'atofs
of other peoples thoughts-h He"i "'t""i 'nsG
Iooks conhdsntly to tire Ebsce tor IT'S cOnnenda-
I'm The f., s,om of tho lace elections - ons
mar with thnt Of the press. Mayors and other
Ulcers N ho Y, Injured tn vote Tor other than G0v-
etputpt candidates are suspended or removed
Gom office. The electors Of SAINT Flour hshng
chosen anew the former membeIs OF the pfncIph
coupcil who ~ the time Of the oath-takiDg re-
signed Their Offices rather than go through the
ceremony the reject deposes the council Yet
If a journalist. az official Of any sort, n'lmstes
that Government exercised an undue influence
over the ctufs in favor Of lts canildstes. forth
with the journalist Is warned, tho 0ihciaI ~ DIS
mis-. ed tr..m office. After kao~ng this Il ~ easy
10 explain the numerous petitioos from municipal
councils ami Others for the restoration oi the en-
plre in the pers, of Loui' Napoleon.
An article in agTicul urol journal, apparently
wr;ten with knosI-dee ff4cts, gives a gloomy
account OF the prospects VI the harvest through
out the larger part Of France. lne writer anti
cipat. a short crop Of nearly all kinds OF gram,
and hut All Indifferent vintage.
The conclusion Of Lord LondC ndery's CORES
pOpferce with his snm-tjme friend, LOUIS Nspo-
lion. on the suh -ct Of the liberation of pprr old
Ahdrl Koder, has bfen RENTED 20 be repubIlshed
here. The bebsvOien Mt lord Affects great surprise
that the President, having sad only a ie" m0nths
sso tbst &c was his inability add not his viii taat
prevented him from re' asiDg ihe Arab Chief,
should now, when in possession Of unrestrainsd
power, still retain him prisoner. What very
iuDby msn Lord Londonderry must be Ills sur
pnfe il considered good joke IN these parts.
A FIRE brObe our at the ElysGe the Other night,
in the private Cabinet ofthe President. The con-
tents OF thR Cabinet were burned, bat valuable
papers sndTecs of the Emperor, ordinarily kept
there, had be en- lately removed.
The Minister Of Public instruction has Issued a
decree iorbidding the use IN The Public add Free
Schools Of book entitled " The History Of
France for the use Ofhe Young" The preamble
Of the decree declares mar in chs book contem-
poraIy history IL maliciou.ly distorted by party
spirit, &c. &c. Father Loriquet. author OF the
history in question, is il seems NJ Bonaparrst and
had gone so tar in his book o speak of" Monsieur
the Marquis de B"naparte, g.n.ral commanding
the armies of His Majesty Louis XVIII - g. RI,