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

lie LiI,r,t4r. or washing Ccr-pa-y y Ftsses.
ris is a st-sm washing c..mpsny- Tie capital 10
zen mi,iaps francs. To the name q, each oi the
six directors is atf 1ed some title prcyiEg bis high
position in tie world of politics 6asacs. o. society
there is marquis. then senator, then re-
tired banker. ,hen a manufacturer, &c. Every
ere cfthesc six !. member If the Legion Of Honor.
kindred examples, of which have been taking
to,e for the rsst two year. might cite 70 the end
of the psse. The number, and variety, and iugen-
ions rlapsIhiliy v of these " combinations" wogld
illustrate tie fevtrish condition of the so much
landed material prosperity of France. OF the
frslur.hot of il all of the threatening cr,sh that
must come-l believe | have slready given yvu
rroofs Of the Governments fear. They are TO bc
fund in It's numerous precautions taken oi lave.
Wjths. capital seems supsrsbnndsnt. l quote
from rhe YESTERDAYS commercial article IN The
Prtsss: The Apslo-Frerca carpet mandatory
has three times the amount OF Its capital SUD-
.scribed The chief subject of conversation on
"'Cbapge was the 'Finsn ncisl and lndustrisl
"Cnhp, which has cbtsined its c.p,tai oi
ice Geo CC0 frsDcs, without even advertising toss
"the subscription was open
There is the religious world, which on the Prot
estspt side reioices that the Minister Of Instruc-
tion and Worship gives notice that the Protestant
communities Of Hsutc Vienne will be permitted
hereafter 20 worslip Gcd according to the dictates
of their consciences, as they were wont to DO De-
fore l>I2. lt was in TINS Department. tnst tnvec
lsesl parsecutions of Froesfsnts curred OF ~hsen
| took note some letters ago. In the religious
world on the Roman Catholic side know nosninS
more striking than the following paragraph nken
from the tnirers the very able organ OF the uitra
and utra-uoutane Roman Catholic party here;
" Ii s well known that our Lord wore, according
" TO the custom Of the Jews, three garments--a
"tunic, II robe, mantle. His mantle was di-
yided at Gogotbs, his robe is at Treves, and hs
iupic which woven for her Son by the Nir-
Gin Msr,. is now az Argenteu'l, village situated
about six miles from Paris. This sacred garment
passed according 10 a we'll authenticated tradi-
ton. from Constsntnople TO the country OF tho
." Cauls. and we owe the possession OF this treas
ure Ia Chsrlemagne. Saint Gregory Ut Tours
saws in his Glory of the Martyrs that the tunic
without seam was brought into France under
.' the reign of Charlemsgue and deposited IN tho
monastery of Argenteuil,' &c" The article
in the Unirsrs is too long to quote entire. You
have the cist of il above. Toward the close OF
il speaking of the niracles per formed by virtue OF
this tunic at Argenteuil. the writer says: Yes,
miracles are attested, aud when God has spoken
"who would dare 70 oppose to them poor human
"rea,oni" WhereupOn the Journal des Dsksfs
| rea axis: Poor human reason confines Itself "a
the objection that Gregory Of Tours being dead
and buried one hundred and forty seven years
"b, fore the birth Of Chsrlemagne, 1t must havo
been difficult for this great saint to record tho
present made to the monastery Of Argentouil oy
" this great Emperor" The Umicers 10 the jour
nal that defends the Ierfectness Of the Roman
| Government and the clemency OF King bomos.
| And vet for all that, the tRirsrs is q very soiy
edited journal.