New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-20

testament doctrines Ia which they are Euid'icsh-
" efreched. The wonderland 70 say the re-
cret-s that these Socialists do not ui1l savages'
En- 10 fighting and die out like the Kilkenny
cats. as according to all sound conservatism they
ore logically bound 10 do Instead OF that the
nopulgti0n inadly persist IN being happy, peace
mi. and on the increase, so that they nave
made application 70 the English Government
for permission 10 transplant their surplus num-
bcrs TO Norfolk Island. Let us pray IN the n
terests II family, property and religion that the
request viii rot be- granted:
Prince Napoleon. You will not have forgotten,
sat high up on the Mountain in the late Nauohai
Assembly. and others who have not iorgoNen IT,
fancy that the fact OF his becoming prcSumptve
hair to the Imperial crown may be cause Oh
anxiety TO the European powers. BIT he was
10 more Of Democrat twelve months ago thah
was his cousin Louis Napoleon four years ago.
and has utterly atjured oil his Democratic er-
IOrs. -,
Abd-eLKader continues the Ion of the day
the nine days' wonder The generous lrench
forget bis old hostility, and their pat hard treat
ment of him in their journals and IN their prs
ons. 10 watch with respectful CURIOSITY an the
movements and record in clrcumstantial detail
with accompanying eulogy, all the sayings OF the
brave old EmiT, who Is, after all az thls moment
az much as ever a closely-gIarded captive. he
Is Lot even on parole He does not 60 ont or
cone in without the previous PERMISSION OF
French authority. nor without he attendance OF
Commandant Boissonet, his regularly appointed
keeper. He is taken 20 great military reviews
to the Mvalides, to churches, palaces, theategs,
etc that he nav be impressed with the Strength
ard wealth Of nation against which any resist-
auCc on his part must be- unsuccessful lie Is
treated as We treated captive Indian chiefs
For the rest. be bears himself with the pf0pue-
tv baeomiro a descendant OF the Prophet
Prince and Priest in one person ; ne Il dignhcd
in his manner. spare in his diet, trequchI III MS
devotions The Oriental style OF lls compi-
mcnts. lavishcd with polite imparilallty on the
fr.t Nauolcon and the generosity OF the last
Napoleon. on the holiness OF bishops aud The
daring Of balloonists and the agility OF g!mniats'
opuegrs 10 be much rclished by hIs hearers.
What the Kader really means by these phrases
an not sufficient acquainted with the AliD
tonne 10 tell The Prose- says that h. Is ilaO-
itnlllv grave, persiye, melancholy, Atue move"
Ia the wonders be sees at Paris. But the PfcSSe
IL. 80 far as it dares be, an opposition paper
Tie cOurtlv Pdirio represents nm Is iu.l 0i III
terest and pleasure IN view OF these wonders
the Pafrio goes further and records thr ipiiow-
inc curious instance II sggacity OF ANIMALS On
II ~
Kader took together in the Park al II. Cloud,
HE lorscs seemed 20 recognize their Tidera
The same rapcr gives a much more curious III
stance in lhysioloev. | quote in full the report
of tl,is remarkable care" aud would recon-
rod your medical readers 10 look NJ the two
ar three analogous cases 10 be- found IN the r.
vort Of rho Grand Ebenezer-lane junction Tenn
rrIoncc Society. extracts from which were IN
,ouo Yptcd by Mr. Dickens, of London, III lis
valuable PicLwck Papers. Here is the passage
f,om thc PGtric Of November ) lis High
ness injured Of Abd-cl-kadcr after las eyed
uothcr Tie eyes OF Che Eur became AM
+ mated and be answered Dung my capIlN-
~. my mother needed n stall to support hcf
body. bowed down with age; since am Tree
BY your generous will, happiness has restored
/ her: tie weight Of years ~ gone she WALKS
without a staff and has recovered her health
and her former youth The feet, notwiths
st.Idinp the Oriental language Of the Enr,
is true. and has been confirmed by an officer
WHO lgs recently seen the mother OF the Enir.
II is rot to be supposed that this and Other
such ,Nf is particularly TO the taste OF h'
uiclness. who is not probably DESTROYS oi add
ING 20 Lis other titles that Of Natural Doctor. Ii
IL only one Of the little disadvantages OF sla-
yiyhlv devoted press, that It's idol muSt some
fines suffer from The ridiculc Of hattery lad on
so nick and slab as this.
Tic ministerial crisis Of Belgium having al
list passed over, after five months duration,
and The BrOuckcre ministry being definitely
formed. Qor the PRESENT. Belgium is IN herc"hl-
mCTcal relations 10 France just Wheic she was
Asto other relations, the breaking up oil the
Kooier ministry is Il triumph for France. Onc
nj s.ri,s think. Ii is reported thar Belgium
will andy or has applied 10 Austria for her medl-
afiou m he commercial difficulties between the
two countries. On the other side there Is MN
isteral crsls in Piedmont. Piedmont, ~ vel Is
Pelc,um. has 100 much freedom of HE press, too
mmv fee constitutional forms. These httlc
States are yer, dangerous 10 their great neigh
iors. Save, comes uglily into France, quite
this side of the natural bOundarcS while
Eastern Sardinia is always presenting its pesil-
l,nt constitutional example to Austrian Lombar-
DIV. The Emperor of Austria has issued an Or
diu.nce by which all cases Of high treason IN
lie LombardO Venetian Kingdom are 20 be tired
before Is council Of war. Numerous arrests
have been lately made az Mllan Como and La
d. II is grateful to tun from these seventies
10 the generous amnesty If the King OF Naples.
Out of seven persons condemned TO death (for
POLITICAL oficIse) three are to be- confined ia
mons ior lie tie other four are to be restored
10 entire liberty al the expiration Of only thirty
wears ii tie saiue penalty. We are 10 nave an
anno.ig here after the proclamation of the En-
pirc.
NEUROLOGY
Yinceuzio Giobeiti, formerly Sandman Mn
ister of Foreign Affairs, known more widely by
his writings in encouragement OF political llber-
" in Italy and against the dangerous influence
Of the Iesuits, died few days since at Paris.
lIisIemGins, temporarily deposited in the vaults
OF tie Madeleine. we're followed thther BY a
large number OF French and Italians Among
tie exiled Italian patriots who came TO do him
their last honor were Msncin, the brave Presi-
dent OF the Venetian Republic oil lSi-, and
IL nnnitn tLn Snrlininn Arnh. snlnr III IN.