New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-28

In the Legislative Body the President announced on
the 9Th ntant that " Bouhier de fEcluse not having
taken the prescribed osth to De considered having
resigned his seat That Deputy never did resign bis
seat be asked only that the constitutional question,
whether the prescribed oath applicable his case
might be examined and made sppealto the other
Deputies for their support. They laughed-nAtursly
enough The idea that they had anything to do vita
constitutional questions or the care Of their own dig
nifty IL certainly ridiculous They present more
occupied with preparations for the grand ball they are
70 give after Lent Il over 10 the Emperor and Empress
They mean 70 have il equal the mAgnfcences Of the
late 6te offered their master by the senate Each of
the two hundred and fifty nine members subscribe
seven hundred francs 20 meet the expenses that Is
about $4,000 This ulsy seem to your country sub
scrbers" an inconsistently large sum 10 be thrown
away for an evenings entertainment ola monarch who
presents himself ss the model OF economical rulers;
but il il to enable them 20 just such expenses
that the Deputies receive $500 per month. Such
allowance can be justified under other title. Il
doctrine IN French political economy. not peculiar TO
the Ist and Hid Napoleon, that arg salaries bring no
detriment TO the State finances always Ion the con-
don that well paid functonsries keep up brilliant
establishments and encourage each in his sphere,
luxury the arts and industrial production In such
care what from the TO the budget
sud the civlist OF the Representatives of authority will
he found to be advantage nvestren, ofihe con-
tributions of the taxpayers If the principlehe
sound one, Louis Ky. approved himself wise admin
traior OF the public funds, in giving to Msdane Pom
padorr durng her reign Of nineteen years somethng
over 100000 Of francs-for that lady was as free
with her money as in her morals. manuscript hai
lately been found in the library OF Versailles which
Il Il.
10 by some one in her employ. and apparently from
her own notes !; was published here week or two
since in the Journal de FIastruotiOn Pn5liqHe and
hould be appended future editions Of the entertain
ing memoirs Of Madame Du Hausset, her fsnme De
cbanJre. To do the wretched creature what justice
we can ought to say that according to this statement
not quite all her gotten gains were selshy lavished
Something was given tO'the poor and something to
the clergy and religious houses although this last in
tended to purchase prayers and intercesson mht be
considered as paid on account toward the settlement
OF her last reckoning But these altogether
trifing compared with the remaining portion Of the
3GOOOOCO, 10 which they bear the same relation So
Falstaf's bread to bis sack.
The Count Camerata, grandson Of Eliza, eldest sis
ter OF Napoleon committed suicide last Friday
ing He was a young man OF fair ability. bad place
under Government, and well situated in all out
ward respects Nothing in his words or acts had
given suspicion to hs friends OF the purpose, that,
it is now evident, he had decided upon some days
before It's execution The real Of the foolish act
being unknown, explanatory rumors rife about it.
Il enough TO say of them that the two best received
classes of rumors are those that speak of lluck at
plsy and those that speak of a in an affair of
the heart as the cause and that the grounds of
ception of these are apt 10 be the case,
bare possibilities and improbabties. 1t is remarked
By those who knew him. that his features were std-
knely like those OF his gIsnd.uncle, whom he also
resembled in certain traits Of disposition. Now In his
younger days the great Napoleon was much given to
melancholy to solitude and gloomy medtatiCns When
be lived in the house Of Michel the barber, ut Ms.
mes the BARRIERS wife says sue often found him with
elbows on table and his face buried in his hands He
became taciturn and morose. 1t Wa in those days
that he wrote: Always alone In the midst of men,
4 come TO my room dream with myself, and 70
give myself up to the violence Of my melancholy
thoughts In what direction they turned to-
day Towards death" 1t was during this Wertherian
phase Of his e that the arabiar lieutenant Of arte
~ had his pro de suicide which he committed TO pa
per- and wisely left it there finding that he had other
work to do. Had the development Of his active ener.
ses been repressed, were those of his nephew by
the narrow limits OF bureaucratic service, he would
probably enough have put the project in execution At
his downfall he is said have required toll and to have
attempted TO poison himself The corps OF the Count
Camersta is temporarily deposited in the vault Of tue
Madeline Church. In accordance with the prescrip-
tons of the Catholic Church regarding suicides re
gious ceremony has been observed for him.
Anew work on that theme of inexhsustibe interest
the lie OF Napoleon, IS just now in course of publca
ton here The first Of its FIVE octave volumesappeared
q month since with the title HitOri. de Napoleon q,
So FamEe de SOp Epoqae point de rue deTirFueaoe
des idts EGposOnianes le Monde History Of Ma.
1oleon of his fsmiy and of his epoch treated in refer
ence to the influence on the world OF the Napoeonc
idess) As the title intinnates, NJ. Be,ui, the author
proposes to himself to be philosophical historian
am afraid be is Of those philosophical historians
who start with theory and arrange facts so as to war
rant their cancellations from them in support OF IL.
/ prefer chionicler. NJ. Beguis first volume is smi.
nently readable Many OF the details the family OF
Honaparfe, and the youth o; the future Emperor a,
well those regarding Josephine curious and hth.
ero little known.
some while ago the Minister OF Instruction ordered
the publication Of q complete edition OF Napoleon
writDgs 90 not know whethet II IS this OF another
which Lefebre Daumier and Gueronisre are actually
.
writings. such Notes SUI nor enhance va jeaaes,e
IL Roman oOrss lie Cont, Epe-, oriental tale Gigl.o
dialogue on love bis Prss De sReifc his corre.pou
dence with Maris Louisa snd other unedi:ed papers.
while speaking Of Nspoieouic litersture may mention
Posses NGPsieoH, an octave volume just published filled
with the csntaias and other Versised batteries that
one French poet and numerous French poet,s,er.
have presented 10 the present Emperor
Excepting IS Orerins curious collection OF meta.
Ihors gone maa-a literary museum Of tropical mon
sters-it hiss no value. OF another sort il volume
entitled Ma-;'aij Est par hzSRs par L. sies Maz-
zini judged by himself snd his parssns) which claims
10 give complese view of tie revolutionary move
meats OF Italy tor the last twenty years The object OF
the writer Is to condemn Maxim no. to &c. al the
truth slll his book is not worthless 70 those who
would hear both sides. think wrote q, the time Of
is publication las; October OF Sesuchesnes L.ut. SJTL
III AHgrif M,yf II .ouis WI a..