New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18

.onsane jesuitic party and the Galcan party develop
nsei IN the quarrel between the opponents ana aaVo
cses OF the use Of the ancient classics in the
youth, in which the Gacan party might be called .n
noeral party; and now developing itself more No.en'
the quarrel between the denuncators and aavoc'es
me course pursued by the utramontane lestlc organ
the Unirers in which the intolerance OF the uacai
bishops is quite par with that OF their
brethren The Turko-Ru Eastern question, no"
treated as the question of the Holy Places ~
part religious question. And then comes ,he regou
marriage question: the discussion OF whch Is elo~e
warmer from day to day The Church party, enc .
aged by concessions made TO within the pas
months ask for an abrogation Of present Ia" vi a.
rage. According TO the Napoleonle code, ~
France is civil contract The SANCTION vi M $3.50
ceremony is not essential to ITS validity. in a;
party are now arguing that marriage Is sac
vine institution belongingtO the ecciesas'o
tion that the State should recognize II as suo,
the present law and making the clergyman ac'ii ocer'
declare that there can be no marriage Is HUI eo
formed to the rules of the Church .u .
The text for the controversy no" sVs ~ ,;n bo no.
pecially pamphlet BY NJ Sauget At one Ellhe ne was
Minister upder Lous Philippe at the head OF the Depart
ment of Religions Worship and was preSideht Vi tne
Chsmber of IDENTITIES on the oath February, ISIS He
was then content to leave unchanged tue laws Vu uf
rage which are especially what they nad peeh WIN me
exception Of the most violent Perlo ~ 'ne iInoh
lions On civil and religious marriage IN France and
in J.l and Sardinia" Represents the marriage laws OF
the last named countries model 10 FRANCE IL mas
been said that Louis Napoleon has offered the Pope TINS
concession to the church in part pay lor MS al
the coronation NJ Saugets pamphlet may De put OUT
as feler ofpbic opinion on this point TheconcessIon
II made will be followed by an increase OF IllegtImate
children Very few couples legally married by the civil
magistrate omit to ask for the Priests blessing at the
church There will be very many VINO Will I'VE III cohcu'
uaS W hon bpra IL an
binage rather than accept that oes' "nen 'neie Is Oh
attempt TO force il on them
F.sa; SIR Historic de Ia Formation ct des Progres de
Tiers Fiat is the title of an octave volume just pubshed
II bv Aupustn Thery The title and the author name
will he sufficient recommendation of the work to hstOrl
cal readers have no right by knowledge, to speak fur
finer Gift Historical in their way though vastly differ
emf way are the two volumes of Jules Janns Historic de
Ia Inc,afrre Dramaqu He is and has been for twenty
wears the dramatic critic of The journal des Debdts.
There are his Monday morning feuietons, arranged,
added to somewhat pruned away somewhat, worth read
inc nv apy one who wishes to learn Of the rise and fall of
Partisan actors and of the nature of French dramatic
literature In the Rerue deS deHr MOndes for April is
a contribution by that most vivacous of living wits,
Henri Hene, entitled Les Dieuz E1a II has the
brancy and subtley the ReseLder the Salon. and
yet the writer is all in the grave but his head.
Many persons here much panied TO learn that the
Census tables are in danger of not being printed Those
relating to Maryland recently made the subject OF
a report to the Academy Of Moral and Political Science,
by Charles Dupin That eminent statistican presented
as the most perfect work of its kind ever seen and
proposed Mr. Kennedy as candidate for Corresponding
Member Of the Academy occasion of vacancy in the
Section Of Statistics NJ. GuizOt has proposed Edward
Everett for Corresponding Member in the Historical
Section of the same Academy He will probably be
elected at the next vacancy week ago last Wednes-
day our Minister, Mr. Ryes received as COrrespOn
ding Member of the Imperial Central Agricultural SOc
ETY. Of France. In the course of brief address, Mr.
Ryes made fcitOus ausiOn to the fact that ftyyear
before the Society had taken into its fellowship of his
most distinguished fellow countrymen TO whom it gave
the prize for prize pillow. Yes, replied the President
of the Society we still have and will show you the prize
pillow Of Thomas Jefferson. c. R.B.
There is little of interest from France
1t is quite apparent that the question of Switzerland and
Piedmont between those countries and Austria and Prus
sa threatens to give small trouble and to the part taken
by the French Government in the question attributed the
refusal Of the Pope to visit Paris for said that
positive refusal has been given by his Holiness This how
ever may be all guesswork And Gprqos, the 1riester
fang publishes letter from smyrna 10th ult stating
generally reported there that the Car had promised
Napoleon to recognize as legitimate heir to the French
throne the first born of the present Empress in return
for which Napoleon had conceded the matter OF the Holy
shrnes-a very palpable CdH0rd.
Letters from Bercy state that fire which broke there
the 3Oh destroyed all the stoehouses and $1,000 of
Wine We are yet without particulars
In The London Times Of Saturday I'd, (put board
steamship America by Liverpool agent after making
mp the dispatch via iafaX was stated that the Amer
Government has consented To indemnify the OF
French vessels which were lately seized in California"
Baron Paul Dubois is appointed accOuchcr to the En-
press The Baron is OF NJ Dubois who oicated at the
birth Of the King of Rome
Some pamphlets have appeared in the marriage con
troversywheher not the religious ceremonial of mat
rimony shall be made obligatory the civil record
An Ambassador from the Bey of Tmis had arrived at
Algiers.
Accordngt to the police books 1914 Americans arrived in
Paris during the month of March, and 94l English
There comes rumOr from Paris that the poet Beranger
had died at assay and had been privately buried order
to prevent demonstration at his funeral We think this
wants confirm