New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-14
FRANCE.
co7,srorderee ofThe Y. Y Tribune

bsv beu carried T. such an extet in France this sea
son IS 10 lead her to have imported whole month H.
beled JusE from her foggy sister the otner SIDE 81
the channel However that may be, the ChfHeeiheT OF
,Ls .estber-J beg Mr. Marcys parion-the " Clerk Of
the weather has dealt out 10 us this season the most
,,pted ration of sunshine and the most bounul supply
If dull weather which has been allotted 10 the country
for an age Whether foreign July is 20 be introduced
slso into once sunny France remains 10 be seen.
.rresk Of sunshine which lights up my page al this m
meut indicates otberVise but on the other hand M
chievous wind quarreng With all the chnneypos IN th1
eiahborbood and Whistling impertnenty through M
keyboe would decide the question IN the an m
alive There are more than swallows enough abroad
70 make 2 summer" bur they hy wildly about as II
making circus Of the shy, while the crows,
crosking in chorus with the corrmohger. seem
10 join in a general ProPhec! Ui e'I
DAYS ~ come Meanwhile political signs equally uncer
tain snG amid the everlasting camOr about the snEan rs
and frm0ns Of the csAtlauti, downeast, no intelligent
nor integibe opinion seems possible. ne Oh issi.a
sridrr has entancled all Europe in a web OF dincques
and epbs rrsssnent. and nov qu'ey cured away
in hi hole amusing himself doubtless, With the result
The English and French fleets lie holding aud bo6olng
al each otler al the mouth Of the Darianees relieving
their enn aud thcrpoEder kegs by firing mutual slle'
while the officers paddle about from ship 20 snip drlnAns
long life TO Turkey and confusion 70 the Car There
must be an end ragical other To tins nonsense De-
fore long: for the interests stake, all If which are
COMPROMISED by this diU quo, are roo serious - he any
more trhed With France and England, It Is sad are
about unite u demand OF RUSSIA 10 hFcaI' h'l '
"tepiops" II once that If honorable those nations
NAV quietly pursue their commerce. aud not may give
up words and take blows and thus settle the matter as
~ possible.
In the matter Of domestic politics nothing very strlk-
inc has occurred since my last. If Journals usually vel
irfomed can be trusted may anticipate shortly all
Other change In the cabinet IL Is said that the Ministry
OF Public Instruction aud Worship is about u be aboi
shed the instruction department to be conhded TO the
Ministry of the Interior and the worship department
I,-ff - Oh -
OWING TO any present disaecton existing between the
Emperor and " Fortoul, nov Minister OF Instruction
and Worship any more than the late abolition Cor a'-
sOrpfiOn) 0f the Ministry OF General Police vas wing
10 imperial difference with NJ de Maupas. lie object
would rather seem to be- executive ceHra-atIoa. Louis
NAPOLEON does not believe in too many cooks imperial
cruel having NJ much to fear it seem-, from to- p)pl
lous kitchen constitutional broth AT bottom II
nav be- the Emperors idea of Government is that which
Jack Downing attributed Ia ten. JACKSON VIZ Ohe
d" big wheel and that smasheT.
| should cav however that the removal OF NJ. de
Msupas as ALTO the removal of VI. Berger late EJECT
of Police are ributed by many persons 20 thei 20
lticsl ip-1ciency but that the Emperor dared aJ ~
der all the circumstances the former without 1t
the same tine aboshDg his office while az fOf che ia
tel by elevatDg him the lucrative dignity OF senator
he 10 retain him among the faithful a. Tor the
Minister of Public instruction and Worship (gho may
properly be called Minister of Educational and Eccle
sisslca Police il i probably That he is not found Iual
Ia managing the differences which exist between the
tvo rival branches of the Church may also add, ~
furnishing key to the Emper 'rs late movements, that
lbs general, thought that IN His Majesty N"ca1uary
DOT vet adopted by the Academy inetciency is syno
nyme OF scrul ulousness.
Its supposed that if Mr. Fortoul is removed he too
will be added to the list of senators, "a few more"
places " left for such emergencies.
n Fortoul and NJ DE Morny, by the way, the
only two members OF the Dec , or coup dhd Ministry
VITO have already been called" to the senate VI.
Fortoul being too busy with his instruction and
ship and NJ. De Morny being too probably engaged
miidiDg lis OwD business
Before the last nominations the Senate composed
of l4J members viz Princes of the Imperial FAM
is, 6 Cardinals Marshals, aud Admras all senators
by night and l33 members named direct by the + n
peror Tie number Of the latter is l}s the Cou-
/ sti'urion fixes the number al 100
! NJ Hslssluan successor to NJ Berger, as Project of
the Seine is the tenth person appointed THAI Office
since its establishment. The following is correct lis,
/ Of the various incumbents:
U,t,, ~ Emt,re Nicholas Frochot from l-0fto lsIa
| Inter n Imp ana mS R'st0rghOn Count d- Chtpr,
Nlvc $40, JUiy l-3u Count de Ltb1ri-. from JIy ~
h. ADJUST b. le3O Odiion Btrro from August a. i-1
e. February - ls3l Coutt De ,ucy. from TIA. p-ro
To- June - s33 Count d. Ruubut-su rom that -r ID
ttbru.ry - l~l- Sc Eb.H1ry. 1885, G.roi-r Page
Msyor Ftrs Fhrusry - l-l-, aud Armand Nl--,s',
Mayor o. Pui-. ch l-f-. Duupg hat p-r,pd th-re
re- Pr-i'c of me seine Tten ca a:an sp9oil-
10 me otic- 10 the person o rr,uyt Cnauve jay .
l-4- th'n me keruri. OF 'bar - l-i-. - rs.r Do
c.n.h-r 80. lsi-. And uos llsus-mtu, June % l.
Speaking of Protects tie following paragraph tras--
steo tToIn uewsIal of the Department of GcrS VII
thoS You hat the enlightened Project OF thar part of
France hos discovered danger IN turning tables -
perhaps be would say IN revolutionary hibies q. las
hitherto euded the vigilance OF al his cont-nppr re.
Tie project n the G-rs h.- is-u-d a decree c o.ing
pubic hotse m which et'nk had lately en- n-ij,
Which Considered as hsvi s,meta'ug Il A DO ?, 4
character and by another decree ord pardon-d pn
cs PRISONER, named Puos, who had been under surs-l
II Bss-ou-s 10 take up bis residence ~ CDnion.
1h- m,s.ure ADOPTED against Pu.. wa. ia eon..,-,c- i
hs hsv hsd me-ug- AZ b. house where ar gets lre
= N turning tabts. prognostc t;.pns uuf,yor lb- -
Franc " r usde ard ps-tcut-iy NOSE Oft rlmph
it- father # Pujps who l. nos la prison At .rei-, ~
having belonged 10 secret society.
The Empior had been wing the troops -nc ,np 4
~ Ssiofy ~as accompanied oy the Empress snd tue
DUkt SDd Duchess If Aha
Ihtre : no neFs OF s'rikng importance.
Ih- Constitutional mentions thai m-rrhlndise, nov pro
hblttc VIII ne admitted tor eXhIii n thu show of
-wi b. so- ~ Ia b- exported without charge or nav
be sold ~ Fra payment a. dat, 81 u-r cant
P.rsigty the Minister of me Interior. samn1n-I tlr
prolri,t"Ts AID -1"rs Of tb. 1sr i,urn.l- - uv-r
sson lately In the course ~ tn- Interview tn M.u-r
-fs.d that the tioN-ru.-u Intended Ak rather q AZ
increase TIE 'srctioL, o me Inc
49,. ct cur-- received with sVisfa ton l. ue--., =
e. adc that the censorship the pre-, Shch ,r-d 1
- the trsIches II tn late p0I'e department Is 4
sus,h, 20 the Miui>tr, ct the Interior
Admiral la,u'se h.s been super ded in th- command
of The M-dtrrrau-sn t--i by Gel n'ral ~ liza II
.sii hat lus, ;hus De- add having been TWENTY
tur> later thau the BrLh Admiral 10 brlgIa, ~
I h. IL 10 tie B.v 81 B--k4
/. .vr- ui-Lu that l's levy u seaman
f,r the IVY h.s caused 70, "a fh- -rctia: sew e
and ~a.ts "a risen n u 'l .p tJ i-.ics J.r rl,atb
Li-i 81 Americas entered Z M Btux ~ C.! use D.,
irssou Wells Co. Pafis, for rl- week -naos Jun =,
lsf3-
Nfw.yorK-Orieu Hsssery w. II w1.nz. Charles H4essH
~ Vie krcelt B. ~ s Calm " % .fE.-t. d..
~ fi seTs h. & p =, ~ s 9i "
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