New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-19

cruub toward balancing Tie measures taAen ~ GOV
eminent 10 alleviate the threatened and lcusi distress
arising from short crop are as eiieaepus a. Govern
n ent action in such case can BE- Its great object A.
ter rem owing de import duty brcadsiuhs ani cate'
las t,eu 10 turuh work TO labOEers, not Simply ~
Paris but throughout the departments. ny decree Oi
Nov W the sum Of four million francs is placed az the
dro,sl If The Minister Il the Interior TO be apPed
r. he announcement If public works undertaken oy
tie commemorative Minister contributing one-fhrl o.
the lum OF their expense. In recent crcuir % 'so
Protects lie urges the commencement 81 these W"iNS
in tle couuIues of their departments where inc
populsr need OF assistance is most pressing ne pre-
Sc rii,s tlat works undertaken with view To govern
n.nt aid sud To- The popular want shall De oi such
character as requires the greatest NUMBER vi "VOIes
AID tie least suount of sk Something Is also d"he
toward facilitating the raising oil loans 3! cue Cur
uures | is in general the wise and humane poNey
OF tLe Government to furnish work and not bread In
Paris and think IN some other oi the Ars>t CITIES
crly The price If bread is reduced ny application o.
fund. non tie public treasury. Add to this that the
II lie. are strict IN sending back to their country DON'T
ellis all Toor suspicious characters out OF work The
civ az perhaps never been scantly provided WIN
tiis ready material Of mOhs those efficient auxarles
Of Revolutionary movements as now. scatterei
over the country, they can be- kept down b. the
cl,naIy police In, cked or shot down by the gen
GarmeIie without the Danger spreading. IL VIII b.
winter Of fearful suffering for the poor IN many oil the
country districts, in spite OF all that Government has
doTe or E.ay 90. In many parts OF the wne-growing
where TIE rfouCt OF tNc was 10 DC
tie vciuals rs well rs drink TO the small proprietor
lie failure Of that crop s just ss injurious and this
son i6s in numerous instances been mere complete
than The failure of grains Ii il comfort to turn from
tic oou,ompa-on OF ibis gloomy state OF things 60 the
accounts coming in from al quarters beariag on the
prcfroct OF next year The has been vegy favor
able Tor 10 the winter grains their growth which
lest year became too uXuriant Owing 10 the ial
ioEe of he early winter, is now checA ci IN time by
velc, ne frons We non.agriculnral Parisans SILVER
ll.at H.
,.y or1iug stood at 20 FShranheit TINS would be
cool weather iur N6w-loIk; it Is worse here whore
tie Ckimrsys are constructed, as it would appear,
ior Tie especial purpose OF showing tho heat Out
Of Tie room. Apropos OF winter, ! may say a
vtId II clothing for the season presume 20
fItah only of masculine rament. In the matter OF
oNeicoets iLe the entost ala chy re,us-a mindless
variety OF long aud b ie lcose-iowing end snugly ep
donnie; Tor design and color the predicate holds
o. vest aid TonaicCEs; the mOdernest Tendency il 10
cTCt bii,asy and marked contrast OK coors anl pic
tu.cfoutaCss OF pattern. Among tic vest patterns
bought 10 .roLG q nine for selection, was, be AS
swes ne, one representing The Virgin ai:er MurIlo,
ard anoher marked with m illustration OF Uncle Tom
S,ue ,ne tells an apt story OF iop who was much
r,as,d viii piece a. Iantaio,n stuff That he nc
Gueatoly his only trouble was to know who the
r,st at H. for tie design 80 large that II nerlel
two pairs az iuoishles 10 show II IN fuil-whereupon
;hc IN pcrais taller assures him that - encases the
txtrtmos G.. clint ~ and tie cOnen;cd dandy orders
p .ir harry IN such Samese.tv nslip.
Tie lnal aplcsi OF ire persons condemned IN the
" affair Of lie foreign CORES pondents" has been re-
icctod. Ills confirms the decision of the lower
,ou,t against th,m, and conse Iuenty con'ir9s the
.pIior a. that court that letters committed 60 the
Pot Cf..cc may be broken open by the police You
VIII Lot Eayo forgotten that thr original condemnation
mainly rested testimony gathered from their letter
V hch had teen broken open give another recent
legal decision that nay Interest, your medical readers
DR. Ca1eaux refused to te t 10 facts OF which he
cime tc lie knowlegen the practice OF his profession
although The parties gave their assent to his acting bis
OVID Iiessuro in he case The Association of Physi-
clans Of Paris having debcraSed the case drew up
the following to be made by NJ Cazeaux to the
civil magistrate: consider the relations which have
" brought to my knowledge the facts about which you
" question as confidential am thrcfore unable TO
,Ner your questions" The Magistrate accepted this
answer rather his reual to answer, and released
him iTom tie liabilities of a recusant witness.
An acquaintance comes in to torment me, az l am
closing ny letter with the unimportant news that he
net the Emperor snd his escort the Boulevards at
la.yast three, making their way from the railroad
IL Dot 10 the Tuileries The streets full for the
afternoon las been fine one people did not waste
er breath muscles n enthusiasm, or that will come
out in print in the morning papers. e. r. b.