New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27

sl,sr in France a. the ssme inssnt Pe..e- rejoiced
in o Lew pYide a: the DoT@nt wsen hs inenoe Desr
Fret called him Marshall Nslons reo'ee or
despcD6 simultaneously win the sacc@~s or dsies' s
Their forces under arms. Tears and schs Of 70 otaers
follow ouick as sympathy the deaih-g'o-n OF the
beloved fallen.
Private letters FL the vacancy CT Official silence
ssce the generals first repsras OF the victory Those
Of VOC az rome who hs3 csuse 10 weep or rrJoiee
sftsr the news of our bs'tles the RIO Grande cad
across l.: can comprehend too well TIE emotions such
letters bring. Whist curious Literature tsese elisLee
would present. years from nov. have seon nsnoers
OF them. ore mother came 70 ne Win teafIal 10y
and read her frs, from her son sioce the asaus
Il wss ike this: Dear uamma, was IN the acton ~
" tbe Nalsk0f. su second hea'esant uog. h'ss
papa, as kiss you. Adsu. Al ire letters by
the 6isi courier were nearly as laoOulc. Later ores
oe. detsis, but II re brsvec.sphic style Of soldiers,
one ssys: "The LAST order wss fake halakof-at any
pricf-iake it-snd we took IL Goa knows what
we suffered" Another added - We neither
" marched nor ran bu; few across the trenches, up
The parspets end into the place where We drove the
4" Russians fTom plateau ~ plateau, snd faay med
tverty.one OF Their own guns In honor OF our We
"try." But all did Dot receive 50 cheering news.
friend Of mine knows young lacy who recsiyei the
iot4l enoe o. the desth OF her lover her AI1er,
brother, and uncle, al by the same post.
All slesk Of IN. night afer the assault ss presenting
scene Of internal ma5nifcence. Collaboration
ioir,d EXPLOSION: the uo.t fearful Storm ksowo
In those rs ons brOoced and lSnd forts and
forihcstons lesped 20 destruction nom the exploding
n ines, surrounding ruin brought pane Tor tune 10
MalakGH comnunlce,lors we're discover q 70 l's
mires aud he so iss gInej themselves b.o~n 20
The vines for their pains. For time the o'ticers,
WITH lion courage, were ooligsd 70 restrain the men
from an impe oi6,e evscuaion Of TIE p.sos.
lime brought assurance CT safety 20 al, and tle
psrsIots stood still on their tops. Tee sodlers sron
lie bis Of bootyirirke's to iieir friends. Inc I'm
glish gfumble a. the light nPereine- Of t5eir lies,
or ratrer ct rhe tco strct discipline Of theif ovn
oii,.r-, which prohibited their participation IN the
Irctts AID pleasures OF plu1dcr.
But w. will leave L. war for c4lnrr .hcgs A.
home The vacations heightened eight days ia honor
If tie victory, ended on Monday for tee Pensions.
TIE overnmen Mt schools enter their stulis on tae
eth irst. After the rearee the church will perform
the uass of the Holy Spirit. accompany ng il with
srecia invocation 10 the Sacred Third, aad vita
prByers for its descent upon the schools.
TIE distribution OF tue yearly prizes ended on Sa'ur
day With grand solemnEy al the scsqemy. We had
mes ID 10 ak for tickets i'll advance, knowing tb0t
thew we're sometimes unat.aneSe bv either love
money Each member has but two place. at his dis
posa and e Government one hund rel. The assembly
room contains seeis for only sbout five hundred
persons.
However we d rired az academic enter eminent
and NY charming B. AMI l ret out with faith %
fod IT, Passing the Institute 10 t1- morning We saw
"queue" before it, and everyone with he passooTt,"
which we had not. We wOuld have begged or b106d
one but for the fear of III success. - sc stood
wi our fanting Wis and despairiuE hoIes i'll what
should Iassing servant do but ind ticket of the
right sort in the street; aud aiier rylng % md rs
owner, offered it 20 the potter Immediately We bid
for the ticket and possessed lreJolced AZ or Rooj
fortune as the porter at lis. But in my ardo- hat
FORGOTTEN that two, md that &C envy tickets
were personal could not be permitted IN Paris q
s4,C hone b alone, even IN a carr!as e-s1e ~as
too Noung and petty end che could hot enter mo my
IDENTITY to eyace tie ncouglbie laws Of the immor-
tals. felt my ticket ard my money on UerdOns point
end myself already tne shOd. inst reedy to be
derived of a. to the red pr cncts. B.
baG recommended her plAintive plea 70 be sent home
but sbe was preter than ever, and more pcrpexed
And new TO complete the efficacy Of faith AID works
behold another miracle of charming grace There ap.
reared at this moment Of those nobie manifesto
tons of Partisan gsllan1y which have long since ir
mortazed the whole French na'ioD. venerable
frncopsry Of the Institute had perceived emOsr-
rsIsuent and Immediately u2 rose his hG', then fol-
lowed the most graceful snd respectful boB, with
smiling expression, which begged Of Us 10 allow him
20 give the orier that 'he two lscies should pass TO
their places OF course We granted \ speedy P-rmis-
SIGN for the ORDER aud with confusion Of gratitude
and ooures eft the overo-be remembered immortal
heind us. IL IVES just II, sud many peoole we're a.
ready in their seats hongh tas exercises were to
nenCe at y. ii. precisely but The hours were shor.
10 contemplating the dome, walls and attributes Of
Of place cosecfsted BY universal ea ming. Statues
Of Ftnelon Bossuet. Doscsrtss, and Suiy, stood in
mel e. around US. bust, think OF soma muse stood
opposie the eek OF TIE president. The only otaer
ornaments were menocbromsti; frescces ia the
cone, and white crowns and palms in the
pendeniives. TIE whole sanctuary is extremely
SIMPLE, and halOwed by all that Franco acknOyl-
meeting rss thai of the Academy Of Fine Arts, for
Their annual distrbuticn of prizes. Artificial wreSths
lay or the 0ssk Tor the lgneales Hall the circle Of
seats In the centre reserved for the acadeTicsDs.
few minutes before the appointed hour the members
Of the academy care in. The other center places and
the tribures sreacy flle1 20 overlooking. Half
the embers were dstingui- he dsOnlY by heir places
TIE others in !ber uniform, viii III Is very hand
some and becoming. II Is f dark green ciOih richly
embroidered with much lighter hue Of the same
color. Decorations Of honorable ribbons ard stars
white gloves and white yests completed heir dress
TIE assembly was rich in iu.tious names OF this
academy though | did not remark Me.srs. Verne. or
lDgTes. AS coon a. the members had taken their
places the President without rising, said " rhe ses-
. sion is opened" Silence followed and Mr.. Gil
ber, architect, read the criticisms Of the academy
The pictures cent this yesr from the French
academy al Rome. 1t contained more Geo
sure than praise. This school a. Rome
-s's of twenty five artists, who are supported by
the Government tive yea,s during which their studies
Continued, and each year every sudentis expected
10 return 10 Paris some specimen Of his works. These
work. sent home TO the Government are So lect 70 GER
tain conditions of perfection and dimension, and
brace sculpture, painting, architecture and music.
After hese criticisms followed the ceremony OF the dis
t!buiion of prizes Those EhO RANKED as first in
each department were candidates for Rome. Fo1r-
teen young men occupied the center Of the small
smphitheaier. -Four Only received first prizes. As
their nsmes were called each and passed first to
the secretary, who gave q paper, then to the
PRESIDENT, who presented the cro~n and cordial
crasp OF the hand, then on TO his master whom he
embraced ano kissed on ca b cheek. Some passed 10
other acadeUicans who held out their arms TO en-
brace and kiss the young Laureate. The scene
touching, and l raw many teas. Leon COignet
kissed three times IN SUCCESSION hls pupils VINO re-
ceiytd first cond prizes Tas old maus tears and
TIC your mer pride eloquent, and the cheering
of felo~-s,udet's was immense. touching appeal
e1hotfd The lsureGtes ~ strive fer other
The temple Of fame pointed to by the acsdemy is