New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-31
FRANCE.
From Or o'Ta Correspondent
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From Or o,7a Cor. ssp On5ent
PARIS, Thursday, Dee. Is, 1853.
The weekly answer to that puzzling nterrogatory
the Eastern Question: leave to the better charge Of
your London correspondents, who by virtue of steam
telegraph and free press are at Onee somewhat nearer
both TO the sources of information upon it, and to your
readers than is Parisisn. l only speak of it at all
10 say thst tie mediation Of the four Western Powers
and the naval engagement in the harbor Of Sinope
the current topics of political talk and writing here
In the matter of domestic politics nothing more iul
portani has occurred during the week than warning"
given to the Siteis, newspaper. The pretext to the
warning was paragraph quoted into that journal from
the Independence BEIGE OF Brussels The number Of the
Beige containing the offensive paragraph was allowed
to be distributed to its French subscribers Another
Of the Partisan journals that quoted tie paragraph was
not warned The cause of the warning then quite
different from the preext. and is readily found in the
fact that the Sitee the mouthpece so far % it dare
speak of the Republican party, and in the other fact
that it has the largest circulation OF any newspaper In
Pars
Its said that Larochejaquelin and the Duke de Val
nv in spite Of or because of, their ex-prominenee
Legitimsts are to be created Senatorsa political
new birth that sCandazes their Old ieliOwpartisans
TIE Emperor was not present at the Inauguration
Of News Statue nor at the Inauguration OF the
new Boulevard de StresbouTg, although the penslve
public were expecting him on both occasions. He
appears in public however, frequently as
ever showing himself at the theateVs often enough
This lie does, your shrewd observers viii tell
You, IN order TO show the town that he is not
afraid OF being killed and that the last rmOr of his b.
inc hOt or stabbed therc q last rumOr TO that effect
often foringlt) was unsOunded. IS though
Emperor different from other human; that
he can 90 10 the tleater for the fun OF the thing
pecialy since lie has free tickets TO sll OF them, and
carriage lIe costs him nothing Does he not eat three
meals day. Did BE- not have boil last year ont
laugh, says Alexander Dumas, in adepreeatory way,
wheh surprising the possibility OF his becoming day
AcsGemcian, " re all mortal"
Dumas. by the way, might be excepted from the cat
eGory by better title than the Emperor. His writing
faculty yerges on the supernatural az least not long
ago lie offered drama, entitled Tic You'd Of Louis
NJ, which accepted BY the company Of the CON-
eide FrdAcase, hut rejected by the Government Cen
In seventy five hours he presented another ent-
tied The Youth u LoRiS XF, which met the saBe two
fold fate Dumas l. informed Of this By note from the
manager, dated Dee ,, and Acknowledges receipt in a
reply Of the same date where be asks the manager TO
be ready 70 hear new five act comedy early Sat
mday tie 18th. lie goes on 10 say AS l dare not
NEEDLE any more with the youth OF kings. shall de-
seeId round Of the ladder an0 come 70 tue youth Of
courters The rev piece VIII be called the Iosfi Of
" Laa-HH. What the Government Censor objects 10
in tie prohibited dramas is not stated One can read
lily coIceiye, however that dramatic portrayal Of the
youth Of etlcf Of tie kings in question, should fni
little approval with 1csrotic Government Tie Duh
lc would have crowded 70 DE representation as they