New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

than he ever saw before without dissection, mas gwen
Charter an order to make number OF sPatnias' snn
the American kink in them and recommends tner a"oP
ton in his lectures And again. il is now think, aoou,
two years since DR. Carnochan Of your city, perormsu
the operation Of removing the whole lower jaw. WIFI
out killing the patient remember 10 have asked IN the
time Of it. HithOH disfgwiHg the patient my dear
sir replied the doubtless over enthusiastc admircr
Of high feats of surgery The first instance Of this
operation hitherto considered formidable that no
Frenchman had dared to undertake it, was presented
10 the Academy of Sciences at of their late sessions
in the person of girl whose visags eve0 SAYS the
port has not lost its regularity Of outline The opera
tor is Dr. MaisonDeure.
And now lest your vanity be too much pulled up BY
these gratifying proofs on national superiority add my
impression that DR. c. is an lrishman by birth and
further corrective must quote the closing sentences Of
an article in Yesterdays number of the RerHe dss DsHE
MORdes. The article is one of series written by NJ
Ampere in which he agreeaby presents the peSSlOns
and observations he received and made during his tour
in our country For the rest, IL is well enough TO say
that NJ Ampere Academician, probably therefore,
man Of considerable intelligence certainly not young
one that he seems far from prejudice as foreign
traveller in any land can be expected 10 be, and that
what prejudice he has rather ncDes in our favor lie
has Just been speaking Of the musical faculty OF the
black race " Ii is point on which the proud Yankees
should recognize their inierorty IN comparison WIN
these men whom some of them hardly recognize as hui
man beings The negro is condemned BY Slavery or
public opinion TO miserable condition. but he has re-
ceved gift that is wanting in those who Cypress or de-
spse him-the gift of cheerfulness (gaete 1t Is IA
tura that should think of the blacks, the day when
first set foot in the Slave States. lt Is curious set
out for Washington am going to the Congress, pnd
the President of the Republc-tO salute the Capitol
and am longer in what are called the Free States
1t is curious decidedly There is some talk here of
honOrs be paid to Mrs Stowe on occasion OF her ap
preaching visit 10 Paris.
The first volume of Lamartine's History of he Con
stnxen Asserbly is now ready for publication in the
feuileton of the Steele Report says that the work ex
hbits the best powers of his genius poet and historian
The publication of in the Steele has something Of the
importance of political event The feullet0n not only
popuarizes history written in Republican sense Of
the most important epoch of French annals but carries
with il 10 new readers the sound republican Ideas OF
which the other part of that journal the able expo
nent Unfortunately Lamartine is poor by fault of his
own careless prodigaity Friends and admirersORce be-
gan subscription to relieve him from pecuniary embar
rassment Such aid he properly refused 1t Is now said
that stOckcompany is forming for the publication OF
his writings which will administer the profits TO his
benefit.
De Toqueville who has been seriously i'll this winter
goes to Italy for his health
The Monieur of yesterday contains the following note
Her Majesty the Empress, who has been enceiRe for
two months and indisposed for few days past mlscar
'red in the evening of April % Otherwise the health
of Her Majesty is as satisfactory as possible 1t Is
curious illustration of the " intelligence of swell
informed correspondence that the report of this grave
accident was sent off TO England and America, sometime
before il occurred.
The Emperor as have seen him driving out, looks
unusually pale and triste JOurneyngs in the Depart
ments are deferred till auumn to the disappointment of
Projects Mayors and that sort Offok who were to get
up the enthusiasm and have the handling of the unm-
tied credits that have been freely voted by Town
Councils in anticipation of the Imperial progress Once
for all let those who cOnound, many do, these unm-
tied credits" and large definite appropriations ofmoney
and tho m thew hiring with a popular demon.
sraon in favor of Louis Napoleon be reminded that the
money is voted away by Councillors whose election was
favored by Government whose continuance In otice
depends on the will of the Project, who in turn holds
directly from the Emperor. c. r. B.
NJ de Monalembert before the Commission on the dis
cusson Of the Budget had moved amendment 70 erase
from the cbaper Domains the sum OF 100000 francs
the proceeds of the sales Of the Neuy and Monceaux
Orleans estates Much expected by the Montaembet
party from this amendment yet only one member of the
Commission the cdevant Minister GOuin, in
support Of il, and was ultimately rejected
the Commission declaring that though not assoca-
ting themselves with the DEGREES OF 22d January they
did not consider it their duty to inquire into themthe
more So that those DEGREES had all the force of law
consequence of the approval of the Council OF State
Ii stated probable that the claims OF those 10 whom
Ieeaces were left by Napoleon will be brought before the
Tribunals These claims will be difficult of Investigation.
In the meantime Commission, presided over by Marshal
valiant is appointed to receive application Oaehaf OF the
private domain domain prize OF Napoleon WAS left to
The soldiers OF the from 1892 to 1875 and the claims
are now put forward by their widows and children
Some political arrests had been made at Paris one man
being described as Delegate from the London Revolu
tonary Committee
disturbance took place on the 9th ut at the school OF
Arts Meters, at Anglers, which ended in twenty OF tho
pupils being marched off to prison.
Tocquevle is compelled TO leave Paris for the ben
eft Of his health The Able Lammenss is seriously in
disposed.
The ears from Paris for Havre, Goth u carried 955 emf
grants 10 embark at Havre for America.
Two noneommissoned officers of the Chasseurs de Vim,
cennes have been to Consannope to train corps Of
Cbasseurs for the Turkish service.
The Project of the ndre and Loire addresses circular
the Mayors of bis Department authorizing them to con
adct the story that Members Of the Government
gagged in specializing in grain.
NJ Rsspal is at Brussels.
The NOAiteur contains the pardon OF sIxty.n more
political ofenders-none of them OF note.