New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-08

.-..,,,ent of many question: especially
49, 'o w delicate points Of theology and discip-
No.. ,ble pretending 70 'ne Enu,o"
IA Pore. has shown hseh O. tne as
! ana " s~..uss,e superors. the French Bishops.
- -.rpngs and dsapprooa''on o. many Of the iat'ef
Ine .r ,4Fea in moderating the wit or snti.GI
hsss - n, articles on subjects which not pro-
%. -. q, Ia, men to discuss. The paper is the
Pa - ,hc Je.ui,ical, violent party in the Church
o. s.;ab. be called the Red RInanist, the ultra
,s,d. who count some OF the French Bishops
| I,ssg their memoef''
,.r,sr has come upon at last, with something OF
- American sternuess in it, features. Yesterday
100 the cen;igrade Thermometer marked Elk de-
=. ,ssow zero C2l degrees above zero, on Fshren-
-. .es,e) Tie "old inhabitants" among your
-, may not think tina. temperature worth speak
- the Psrsians are all chatterng about IT, We
~ two or three LIGHT falls Of snow within az many
-. that too IL somewhat remarkable here II Ia the
- now Of the season; last year there was none.
- (,snns, however took to il ms kindly though
- were EewEngand boys, and snow balls few
- and fast for day two. As for sleghing that
- carried to such extent on the smooth asphalt
srpeDts as to keep the Screens dc Vile full Of bust
-. for there is a Police ordinance against this
~uusment; at the place Louyois, in the Rue Richie
- hey obliged 10 call TO their aid the soldiers
Ssshe neighboring Corps de gards The law az ainst
~ is odd enough, though there is good reason for
here il another regulation enforced here that you
ssrYorkers msy think fabulous; would not risk my
<eatiOn In their eyes, veracious chronicler, did
- speak Of it from actual knowledge 1t is honest
"A that no sooner has the snow ceased fall.
n b Paris than il lie swept Of from the sidewalks
81 rthered in heaps by men employed for the pur-
- and, 10 carry out the joke, other in the city
sviee, presently with carts and take the snow
S-sbsouteiy out Of the ray One sees strange things
bod.
ktelegraphic dispatch from Vienna was published
m Saturday announcing that the Emperor Of
luna had been shot at and slightly wounded in the
- OF the neck Another account states that he was
auek with poniard. The wound Is not dangerous
rsssssssin ia said to be Hungarian formerly bus.
a. One account reports that be arrested another
aabe instantly killed by Aide de Camp in at
su6ancc on the Emperor. The Pa,rie says that the
ssxB created profound sensation in Paris. Perhaps
~ did not obSeIveit. From Milan we learn Of sew
nore hangings and Of proclamation Of the Military
cssmandant Of Lomb4rdy, Count Gyulai equal Ia se.
sdy 10 that Of the Civil Military Governor Radetzky
awe have in addition from the Military Commandant
q Milan, Martini a proclamation ordaning among
DOR things that Whoever shall venture to sing cry
swhistle in the streets shall be Immediately arrested
a severely punished" The Austrian Government,
sswritten menacing note 20 Switzerland in refer.
~ to the events Of Milan. Switzerland is accused OF
'anivapce in the insurrection. An article in the
ssrtfort Journal supposed TO be sent from Vienna,
% far to claim that Turkey has had hand
a. ond got up the Montenegro for the sake of
actDg the attention and military forces Of Austria in
Is direction and thus facilitating the insuuectonary
svemeDts Of Hungary and Lombardy. A Berlin pa
q states that Hungarian regiment at Milan refused
sobey the order to fire the insurgents and is to be
nj into Croatia. Milan is one great gaol The extent
n great severity Of measures taken in that city on
h Swiss and Piedmohtese frontier and generally
afoughout Lombsrdy, would show that the Austrian
ushortcs do not believe their own declaration that
n affair Of Milan isolated and Insignificant C. n