New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

il .u,siie Of Paris Frusts and haii-siorms have
d,ne sme harm, though not nearly so great as was
report three weeks -go 10 The grain crop wne
crop But since then we hsve bad rain rain, rain. nc
kh, ne, the Loire the Ssone the Cher, the Amer,
ard lesser stresms, have overh.wed their osnhs
AID spread out desolation over wide grain heds:
AZ this very time the celuge is az ts hight and sal
reports of waste rot orly in the country but at
Lyops Macen end other towns. hll our city papers.
All tlis however is but partial. so tar IS can oe
Judged at 80 early day the grain ervP OF France
will be this wear at least equal to good average
! sIucuDced-it WAS no prophecy-the short
crop OF lcs.. last June. as grateful hint 10 the
ccrn growers Of our country. | should now say
10 them. do rot expect market in French ports
tl. year equal your last year sales. For even
surprising tue French crop falls oil sgsin this sea-
son. YOU will have DoS for competitors the grsln
sellers OF the Baltic add the Black Sea. tsr5a-
sap: Check Your mad importing, ny dear coua-
trymcD: wear homespuu; drink, II YOU must
dunk. CstaWba wine and confessed whisky, IN
stead of aduterated Bordeaux aud (beet) French
brsBdy."
There is the fashionable world, the world OF the
salons of " bieh Except the bsrbers) al ow moth
irr Not but what l could reel "f kposing
scr, cd OF doctrine on that point ii would indus
triCusly reld ard copy the touletnns OF the iade-
perddKce Beige and the Pays aud other plpers,
whose writers know nearly as little as your cor.
Il
ago, in Boston paper, the personal adventure of
its correspondent with Partisan lady who kept
tan,,d wolf inst. ad of deg. The adventure w-s
an.u.ine-to the readers Of Tae Boston As,
cCubtlCss Ubluchily for NE, had read the same
adventure 4 month before in Eugene GOiuOt's
feuilieton of the Pays. dated from kissingen,
where. by the way the PaTisida lady Acquaintance
Of the Tsris correspondent of The Boston A las
wss the Polish lady acquaiDtance of Guinot No
body here be leves mole than half avery generous
clcdulity at that of the gosspy feullleto0sts
.cogr, ;trs dc Paris" Thus, lttterly, jules Le-
coute, rather witty and utterly INSCRIPTIONS tells
us in the independence Beige of wonderful female
club recently instituted, 10 be located IN the
Cbsmps d'Antin
There is the theatrical world. Now, although |
! occasionally run over the columns of Figaro snd
bali dozen other light (dreadiuly heavy reading
for the most part) papers in search OF the chance
grains of real wit and the rarely occasional good
! original anecdotes that are sparseIy scattered
/ there l must honestly confess that l have not
| spesking acquaintance with single actress (they
are for the most part, am afraid not 50 SINGLE as
| ttey should be, considering their maiden names
Of even the lowest rank of the smallest theater Ia
Iaris. With any bistrionc mademosee or
madame, from A to lizard. more or less dlstin'
| puish.d or notorious, elegant or witty, never
| exchanged the first word. Personal anecdotes
about them indeed, could record without limit
and without quotation marks, borrowed from
papers alluded 10 above. On the literary aud
really artistic side of the theatrical world, how
everyone of the most interesting and significant
of ali the Partisan worlds, and open to the watch,
| ful view of any obseryant" foreigner-l could
have much to say if it were not for so many other
| worlds
There is the scientific wOrld-rather there are the
| scientific worlds. In the Medico-Scientitc world
| for instance. am slightly Interested IN that, a.
| possibly some Of Jour readers may be, VINO nave
| the gIace to remember a letter OF mine written
three years or ago, on occasion VI brllliaot
operation of the distinguished surgeon, Malson'
| peuye, for the removal OF the lower Jaw. len
days ago DR.. MaisOnneuye communicated 10 the
Academy of Sciences another report of another
operation for the entire removal OF the lower W.
| similar but more complete and more remarhaole
| to that which he reported to that body and whlcf
| / yentured to comment upon three years ago ih'
present is the entire remOvalo lo the lower ia"
at one operation, in the month Of April, lco6; th
patient beng, on tie 18th Of May, 1856, the dat
of MasOnneuyes report to the Academy @
Sciences and to the Academy of Medicine, per
fectly healed of the surgical wound and in goo
general health. The operation, certainly an ad
mirable and extraordinary one, is spoken Of her
ss unique in its kind Unless am sadly misin
formed BY American surgical friends, similar Op
GRAFTON was ps psrformed some time since by DIR
GeddDgs Of Charleston and precisely siniiar one
with equal success by DIR. CarnOchan Of youI
city more than three years ago. report OF Car
noct ans operation with illustrative drawings, II
now in possession of DR.. Olife OF Paris-unless
ny memory and ignorance Of the afiirs OF the
medical world curously deceive me.
There is the industrial world, Of which cannot
stop to speak; and there is the financial sPecu
latiye world. of which everybody, tout te mond,
(aH the world, is constantly speaking, in whose
operations a too large portion OF the world OF
Paris are taking, must think, dangerously
large part. With this world the theatrical world
as in PoDssrds La Bsurse; the literary world, a.
in the feuilletons aud magazine articles and novels
without numbers the political world as evidenced
in various recent DEGREES Of Government and notes
in the Moxiteur; the fashionable world, who have
need of large fortunes to keep up with the ex-
travagance Of dress, equpage and representation
now in vogue all the worlds in fine, except the
really highest and really lowest sets OF worlds, the
worlds Of truly good society and the worlds OF no
society at all (Which, after all is as social as the
otber, the first classes and the last classes, Rue
de rUniyersite St. German and Rue Nouhetard,
except these, cay, all the worlds OF Paris are
involved in the movements OF the financial, sPecu-
| latiye world. To depict this world with any thing
like complete fidelity, would require all the gem,
US all the acquired art, all the demonic faculty 0l
labor of Balzac. Alas Lesser artists, sketchers,
draftsmep who are not artists at all, are constant
ly at work upon this subject Passing the great
que stions of pOlity and Of socialism, the main
question-at least the striking phenomenon of the
days the money making, greedy, pretentiou'
(preteLtiOus in q material sense phase Of French
society. All the world s making haste to gel
rich. This haste, this absorbing passion occupies
one half Of the intellect and emotion Of the tine
sxt.eireiy; the other half Of Paris intellect and
emotion is occupied in describing it, depicting it
safiriziDg il, yilipending it effectively. Ponsafd
is most imperfect substitute for Balzac But
Ponsard's didactie comedy, La Bor", is III.
dramatic success of the day of the year-and