New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

mart. them 10 an nstsentive public IN two thin sess
~ rr;n,ed volumes I read the cover and u mt
80 nsyes Of fhs work with attention, and fcuni tAs
cove, the mo.t interesting. II Nile. George had to
,sn ,ba n~n n. r-elf she might have written in rore
.,,. more entertaining book. She is an old sn'sess,
"a old actresses have always store OF amusing
oa,,s. The ure,,iest incident in her life has has be-
s.n.n her lately in the shape OF privilege, pressus
"A nv government. il i said, 10 keep the cans sad
,rnh,.J,. alice AT the Pslace Of Industry dwing he
tins Of the Exhibition. IL is good rule, already %
rled % ,hea,ers. museums concerto, and ball roons
,h., ,s;,h.r canes nor umbrellas shall be cs-ried
e,4hsr than the yestbule Of the Industrial Pslaee-
They naturally beget pokes 10 the eyes and roS Of
second parties entanelipg alliances with shaws snd
laces heart burniugs, hard words, &e A cane kact
anuled internally 10 the mouth, or laferauy % ne
nose seems 10 be an aid reflection with some minds
I'm, their interest should yield 20 that OF the peohe
An ingenious fueileonist calculates that Nile George
will receive some forty thousand dollars frsm me
forming Of this privilege, on the suppoenon tn~ tvo
millions articles at two piece will be put der
her charge by visitors to the Palace. There Is JaSs
rrsep, general passion for calculating values TO
arise from the Exposition. One OF the more stnknS
examples in this kind lie the D'ser de Fb1Pos3'ss.
Tho E,position Diner is the name OF rcstaarsnt
.oor u, be op, ned in fashionable part OF the town
nv the CAST onomic Society. whose cspita Is iaree
ui,hons of francs whose object 10 TO endow the va
rious ouarters of Paris with restaurants adapted IN
ouay of yctual aud price to the paates and purses
OF their respective transient and permanent popua-
tons further object of the Society a. set tor hin
advertisements compared with which Bsrnums wofss
are but the h C's Of puffy literature, is 10 solve
the problem of aliments,ion and consumption ia mar
mony with production and the laws Of supply andd de-
mand by furnishing the best of viands at less than
cost combining the pleasures of the table with hose
of refined taste for elegant furniture, at largepro-
ft 10 stockholders who encouraged to subscribe
bv 4 bonus Of q dinner TO every share taken. The
shares cost twenty-five francs meal at the ESposi-
ton dining place is to cost five francs
have wandered further than intended from Mt
erarure Tne latter adventures and rumored desfa
Of Count @ acton Raousset de Boulbon have made him
% be mueb lksd of again. The Prssss taking sd-
vantage of such advertisement has just been puolhh-
ing in its feullleton quite readable work from me
pep of the adventurous Count, which he would have
vainy sought publisher for two years since. Ae1-
apder Dumas has reached the uiuth volume OF ms as-
tounoipg romance eulitled the Mohicsns OF Psrs;
Is TO extend to thirty. The very name gives hne
idea of the probabilities of the story There some
fear that Laumenaiss MSS. may be lost To the wond
He desir.d TO leave them to the care of literary
friend but unto, tuna'ely did not sign the paper in
which he expressed that wish; they consequently tel
with hs other property 10 bis sister whom he made
his general heir. She, is said, Is 80 worked on oy
prestly influence Us 10 refuse TO relipqush the pa
pers Jules JaDin in his literary review OF the year
does not recommend any one 10 read the Memories
Gun Bourgeois de Paris, but insists that all
who do read DR.. VeroD's scrap book should resd
the witty commentary upon 1t. written oy the
editor of CkarirGri entitled the Memories dc
BiHoquet. This last work is in three volumeh was
ever man so vouminously made fun OF as the Dr.
And 1t takes no end Absolutely void oil VIZ hiuaeli,
he h.s been for years and likely 10 remain for yeas
the cause OF cit in others. Tao last instance told
in Figaro. as follows: The prospective authors Ut an
unpublished serial which was to be filled with '@s-
"tempo,ayy Biographies" waited upon the doctor,
more thar year ago, TO inform him thar his bfs
would he taken in the dst number, and b. ssk for
years subscription Partly from dsttered vanity and
partly from dread of its being wounded in csss Of rc
fusal, the doctor paid the desired sum. evdsys
since be was waited on for renewal Of the subsedp
ton But your fret number has not yet appeared
"Yes but it will, il you do not pay The docnr
himself life subscriber.
Tie Emperor has released Bsrbes from prison'k .
was done ss folloss: 4
"Sr. CLOUD, Oct Q, 1854 ,
To he Mni,,ey efhe interior;
from a letter of Barbe- has been comnunicafed 70
me- prisoner who preserves, in spite " long saf-
feriDgs, such patriotic sentiments caoaot uoder my
reign remain in prisOo Cause bin, therefore, 20 DO
SET a, lib, rty Immediately and without conditions.
"wbereupo pom pray God to have you 10 His tny
keeping "NApoLkos.
The extract alluded 10 from lettsr defed
Prison of Belle Isle Sept. 10, 1884, 10 which bsrees
writing to private friend. expressed ardent aspra-
tons for the success Of the French arms
The camp in the south is to be increased to 1000
ho ating battery, propelled by steam, and carrying
sixteen heavy guns, is being built at Cherbourg for
service in the Baltic next sping.