New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-29

+" Parkvfilei hey thfeB the presses mo Inc iisoh
and threatened 10 send the publishers after
"tbem If they did not Voluntarily banish them
"felves from the country" Then follows an
extract from protest against this arbi.
trary violence, written by one Of the threatened
publishers, q Mr.. Park; and Mr.. Parks protest
il praised much in the ZANE manner 40 the journals
here praise Prince Ghikes protest. The article
further tells the French public that the sect of
Know. Nothings, which from certain Of its pro-
claimed principles might be supposed to be CEN
stsnt and infexible adversary of Slavery, is not
constant nor inhexible, for :" the Know-N othings
"haye many languages" / should say that this
leading article in one Of the leading journals of
France is written calmly and in a spirit toward
our country Of kindness-not of Jealousy nor OF
dislike Thinking then of those white eompatriot
c sufferers on the frontiers of Kansas and of those
other black compatrotc sufferers outnumbering
by more than million Chose black suferers)
all the inhabitants of Wallachia and Moldayia-I
pass to another subject
The number Of persons who visited the Palace
of Industry and of the Fine Arts last Sunday was
69.257. 1t was four-sous day, tie most pro6ta-
bic of all the days of the week To the Palace Com
pany. The Company is always supposed to be
making poor business of their speculation The
goods are lot all arranged get IN the Industrial
alace AS none are further behindhand than
Americans however, will not dwell on that point.
What We co exhibit is, on the whole rather 10 our
credit; C. e. the set of models, weights and meas
ures presented by our country through Nr. Waite,
mare TO the COnSersat0ire des Arts ct Meters and
now exhibited in the american department Colts
pistols and Maurys charts need fear no comparison
with their kind produced in Europe. Our good
natured Governors have made ridiculous mistake
in appointing 80 many Commissioners to the tx
"Iosition" We are, as was natural, among tue
smallest exhibitors, yet We have more Commits
sioneTs ten times over, than has England, when Is
tie largest foreign exhibitor. lie is surely no iaut
of these gentlemen that they have been appointed
10 the oce and that the Office has so small func-
tions attached to it; but when one State has al
ready cent two or three it is hard on them TO have
10 admit a third and even fourth official fresh
ccue BY the last steamer, to share wlth them the
guardianship Of rocking chair, II perchance the
State has sent as much and to diminish the share
of ball tickets, dinner tickets and such other small
remuneration as Partisan hospitality allots TO
our American army of Commissioners. The
gentlemen already here stand IN each others way
to that degree that nothing but excess OF courteous
watchfulness prevents them from stepping on each
others corns What motive other than good ma
ture induces our Governors to issue new commits
sions do not conceive and am therefore deslrous
that they should know that they are not dong
eood-natured thing in issuing more OF them. FOR
foreigners are getting 70 see, what we have seen
this month or two, that this surplusage OF Com
mssoners stands in laughabe incOngruity with
the "plentiul lack of articles exposed and salary
attached and it is hard that Il man should be
laughed at Just because g0od-natured Governor
Las tackled an official title to his name. Why, my
dear Governor your travelling friend will find be
fore be gets back to YOU that his commission s not
worth ten dOars-nOt worth vote. The end OF
it will be that your Commissioners will sink TO the
grade Of our Colonies and Bearers of Dispatches,
who are already the giggling. stock of Europe, so
far as Europe knows any thing about their exist
ence and titles. have it on pretty high Amerl-
can diplomatic authority that now-a-days Bearers
"of DISPATCHES" do not get through European
Custom Houses quite so readily as other American
travellers such quantities of pickles. shirts, silks,
gloves, Housekeeping articles, &c, have been
struggled through in that way.
On dits. Albon is coming back to the Grand
Opera. Stoltz is going TO Rio Janelro at a rum
ously high engagement; just at present she is CON
fined to her room with burned foot. Jenny Lind
is coming to sing here before the season is over.
Even the Sultan is talked Of as one of the proba-
bic Sumner guests of Paris, coming to meet bis
ally Victoria.
Dodge Caesar Augustus) is announced to have
arrived in Madrid on the 9TH. He took Black
John with him. Mr.. Etex, an artist in painting
and sculpture Of some mark here, goes to America
in his own interest and as agent for other French
artists who exhibited their productions at the
New-York Crystal Palace with not too much profit
to Themselves. The price Of grain is still on the
rise, partly owing now TO recent inuEdations in
the departments bordering on the Loire and its
tributaries which have caused serious damages to
the springing crops.