New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

,~o or twcntyihfee, or twenty-five years old, there
ar there.boui, according 10 various weliinformed
,ywspspers She has rather small, regular features,
with no exyression when In repose fine complexion,
Eeht hair and about the average hight Of young ladies'
The Emperor rays in his Discourse love 20 the Of
fetal turesux, that she Is good and Courageous; tne
lovers testimony to these good qualities u conafmed
by ether authorities Anecdotes tod proving 'na.
sbe has good, warm, girls hart She jumps ou' :"
her carriage TO lAyish her kind vonans care Oh
workman who falls wounded from scaro.dins' IN"
again to empty her pure into the chesed nanos
poor beygss women Astohercourage there afe-soniS'
whit apocryphalstores current how some ears ago.
ben she thought her,ef insultcd ard not suheseufy
avenged she iscoutinently swallowed poison sna on
another occssion when one doubted her courage
she prefertiy drew dagger which she always carriss
about her person. and plunged Il into her arm 1t Is
certain that che s 9 fearless horsewomsn clearing
ditebes and hedges with marvellous boldness-in fine
q generous high spirited woman, who win lead the
Emperor gay life at the TGileres and heintinsses,
bear hand In defending that palace at the next revo-
luton Mile Montjo Is at present staying with her
mother at the Elysee. After the discourse had been
pronounced on Saturday, King Jerome and his son
there TO pay their compliments which, consider
ipg their relations 10 the throne must have been
rather disagreesbe duty. Young Jerome u TO be mar
ried on d. 10 the grand daughter Of Marshall Behier,
and the Emperor Of Austria is to be presently married
10 the Princess sidonia of ssxony, whose brother,
Prince Albert IL the husband elect Of Caroline Vasa;
finally, TO complete the marriage list ! mention
rurnor that has been afost some weeks OF the mar
rage Of Mrs. Horard with an officer Of the French
army.
Paris s dancing harder than ever The balls at the
Tuileries are spoken Of wonderfully brilisnt-in
the matter Of dress. Our countrymen here show
Iaudsble desire 20 attend them There already on
the list of applicants Embassy more than enough
names TO Gil out all the tickets which will be sent to
the American Minister between now and Lent. Even
the exposure consequent rather Subsequent TO short
breechesthe threatened court costurne-does not de
YER them though, you may imagine, the prospect OF
having appear 10 shorts and stockings causes some
anxiety In thin legged circles Charica1i publishes
consolstory advertisement this subject. False
calves at reduced prices for lean and parsimonious in
diyiduals are indeed 70 be had al the shops but NJ.
Hercue Colnard promises TO create real article by
the use Of bis newly invented Pomnade de fEisplsH'
NJ C. deprecaies the reputation OF chsrlatan He Il
not like those quacks who promise people who have
no hair the top Of their heads locks as uxrrant as
Abssioms In less than hour For ordinary legs be
demands three days for those shrveled down to very
the sixhanc boxes of the Elephant Pomatum bat at
the end Of that time satisfactory growth is war
rsnted. Isubjoin his directions for use :" take
the pomstum In the right hand and the leg with the
lcn hand before eating, and rub vigorously and con-
stautly TIL your wife tells you 10 stop Single persons
can refer 10 their porter other domestic. N B.-lf
you are left handed ypu hold the leg by the right hand
The next day repeat the operation and 80 on the fol-
lowing day--on empty stomach--uaul you ind tue
calf sufficiently developed Note--Absent- minded per
sons are urgently advised 10 caution In applying the
Pemmade de rEitplcn, two persons of certain emi'
ncnce In society having imprudenty suffered their
thoughts to run on matters Of State rlbbed the upp
instead OF the neither eide of the bia with such cony
and iamentable results nigh, be anticipated from
the peculiar virtues Of the ointment" To return 10
the balls at the Tuileries.
Tho luxury Of dress aud ornament, which Is dis
played there and which Is fostered toto rapid growth
among all the wealthy classes by the example and
policy OF the Court lead me TO speak OF question
which 10 discussed among Americans here as well as at
homo mean that of raising the salary OF our foreign
Official Representatives lexpress the opinions Of many
other as well as my own when say that If the salary
s TO be raised a, ALL doubling 1. not enough. If our
Embassador Is to vie with those Of the crowned heads
Of Europe he needs more than $4,000 TO do il with.
Whit II The real interests of the country are to be
served better In coach with veried driver, than na
hired Gacrc then still better in coach and fouror,
why no, coach aud elk, with as May gally decked
nckeys as can stand on the foo; bosrd' have seen
at the Tcres ambassadors brilliant with orders and
uniforms, compared with which our Minister'S EN-
broid.rcd cost was fash Of darkness. Il our
man IL to represent by externols not the simplicity Of
Repuhtcanism and the general type Of respectable
American but the grandeur OF country, let him DO
decorated like the rect; le, him be decorated with
star for every State and diamond abGiF for the Terri
tories Cuba ard Canada. II dinners are a needful
diplomatic agency and the giving of them enter into
the sphere OF ministerial duties let them he ordered
from Clera at hundred france head. IL might in
deed answer to feed the floating and re dent American
population az the Hotel dcs Princes, where one may
get an excellent dnueri for Eve francs even AZ the pres
cnt price Of ham and chickens bu;i is needless 20 say
that no European diplomat other official would let
valuable information leak GU, Of him at such moderate
table lts all idle point to the poor but respectable
Partisan citizen who rubs along aud makes both eals
meet with $4,000 francs year that can be no standard
for our representative coun,Tyman ina Foreign country
The Archbishop Of Paris IS something OF dignitary
on hs salary of $1,000 francs but mother Is he stand
ard for he probably burns coal which is cheaper than
wood and he pay for his servants in livery out OF
his salary as Senator. Again If we keep a Minister
here to impose the populsee by display, $4,000 Is
not enough TO answer the purpose, Why, we had a
private American citizen here last year wac spent
nearly that without any official expenses, and gave bu,
spoor notion of our country after all. He rode the
Champs Elysess with servants in dashing hveries Of
blue and silver. would suggest for our Official c0lors
black and gold sort of embarrassing Of our wealth.
ard the now peculiar American institution. GreeS
might be otter considering the youth OF our country
but green and gold appropriated TO the servants o.
Louis Napoleon. When the Dake Of Rieheliea was
sent Ambassador 10 the Emperor of Aas'r he created
an idea of his masters dignity by entering Niaahs
drawn by horses shod with goliea shoes. The shoes
were ssh, attached by single nail and aew Of siga
and lrfi rs The senls dashed thrOugh The slrtes d