New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
Miscellaneous Items.

"CiL NqDoloa" is the name applied in Paris TO the Ia
dustria Colony recently established in the Rue Roche
ohoua which first experiment has admirably succeed
3D. and now inhabited by about 500 persons including
several children All the dwellings are occupied. The
rent is 90 francs for room and from 100 to 80 for
room with sleeping chamber and small kitchen. The
highest rent is francs The houses all light and
airy ample room having been allowed for this purpose
Each story has its waercoset and sink bat sorry
TO say is not Supplied with water There is fountain in the
ward which furnishes all the occupants with water The
whole establishment might be cleaner o5 thorough going
oeauress Is not apt 70 form Of the cardinal virtues OF
the French working man. The institution has infant
SCHOOL numbering at present about 50 chidren-baths at
80 confines eacha physician Of its own who visits the
establishment daily ard takes care Of the sick gratutousy
An inspector placed over the concern he collects the
rents supeantends the tenants who usually prompt
paving up aad Of whom only very iew have been
expelled for misconduct In this mOdelnstiuion the
problem of founding such industrial colonies is perfectly
oyeG-srd experience viii ensure practical improvement
Now establishments of the kind are now chiefly located in
the Place 4 fE9pOpe.
Horace Yernet has just finished large picur. repre-
seuug the brothers Of Joseph dividing the price for which
they sold him.
The exhibition of modern painting this year at Paris
contains some 200 paintings Of various merit, but nothing
bv either Of the leading artists Of the French school, as
Dearoche Jaques Horace Yernet Deaeroix or Decamps
ALI Europe is still agog with tabemoyng. Ia Spain
lie exploits OF the giratsr0 gyrang table, every
where set on foot and regarded with the geest interest
In royal and pncy palaces and in peasants huts nothing
is tried or talked of but the discovery At ST. Peters.
burgh too the whole world is gathered to the dance and
from Siberia we have accounts Of successful experiments
Indeed hear from that country Of achievements in the
tabular line By the Buhdst amas priests Of Tartary
which surpass the common Of things elsewhere These
gentry are in the habit Of holding little tables in the air
without visible support and Of ordering them to Oh
70 places where stolen articles concealed which the
little tables obedienily perform.
The French Consul at Shanghai has Gent home FOR the
aydin ds PlaAtes pair Of long haired Tibet Oxen.
One OF the Madrid journals Of the 10Th gives trans
Lon of the letter written by the Queen Of England to the
King of Spain to announce the birth Of prince 1t as
follows:
4Mv dear brotherhood having degned, in bis infinite
goodness TO give me prince who was born on the h Of
t nre senh month 10 minutes past IN the afternoon
AZ Bnc kipgbam Palace cannot allow sucn happy event.
WHOM las filed me and the Prince my husband with 70
rss without announcngit your Majesty Persuaded that
o, Majesty will receive this with the interest which
80 IN All that concerns your happiness seize with
es-rre This occasion Of Offering 10 your Majesty the
urance of my nvarsbs esteem and OF the cordial afec
on Win which am my dear brother, your Majestys az
fsciionate sister VICTORIA L.
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