New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

closure behind the Palace were thousands OF thick
A. eced painting sheep. and Growing. csckiine, COO
ING f vile and blue, black white aud gray rabbits,
| md no end OF machines aud instruments r. pillow,
dill, ter, scratch, scrape, turn ny and turu do ~n,
thIs,b sift WiDbOw. hatchsl, cut. bind, snd grind
| earth ard all her products kven 20 superficial,
| MIGRANT spectator like myself, IL was extremely
good TO gre al these things each Of them a
ptw proof Of the good time coming when science,
developing the r-rcurces ofnsture, will make food
| aid clothing abundant and # good quality. And
20, bsvihg confused ard wssresi myself with bare
| ,ilLt,etiDg, came swsy without bOth-'ing my
leli 10 take single h0tc or impress single sight
| animal, vegetable or mechanical, upon NY memory.
| For trusted TO the written description already
| pI.vsrtd, referred to sbovs-which have mis-
| isd Lot line Of il, not dogs ear Of its pages
(ttere ere three coed pages ofit) can discover
| il my portfolio.
Tie approaching ceremony at Notre Dame eX-
cites the lively interest Of nsDy Of our simple fel
lev republicans here, who are Jealous baptists tor
thr nonce. Tier applications for admission to the
| show made through cur legation here. amount al
ready, ] sm told, to several hundreds. The num-
Der Of American Republicans, male and female,
TINT can possibly be admitted within the sacred
precincts of the cathedral On the l4th Of June
will lot, all told, exceed fifty. he occasion is
try ing one for the diplomatic forces Of our able
repre- sentative near the court Of the Tuileres and
Of his tai, nted public and private secretaries.
Though | have hot the honor OF q personal ac-
gusintsnce with any of ttese three gentlemen, l
tlIk MY Information is such Us TO justify me in
ttstlrg with legitimate feeling OF nat'"nal pride,
that ID bone Of the many similarly trying Porifioos
ID which any American legation is Annually liable
20 be placed, bds our great AID glorious country
ever Lad foreign court any diplomatic bodies
u ore competent to fulfill the arduOus duties de-
VOWED upon them. speak Of this MISTER, not In
ra'n compliment to these bodies, but To counter
4 a in DIV pf a
viii be tnrr to be blown up by the odd handreds
Of applicants (minus the fifty successful oae-)
hen they hnd that they cannot get into the
cLarch. The amount Of Injustice done b. our
cCnDtry men to our national ticket agent near the
court Ct the IuiIeres is very great. Every ball ut
the Hotel de Vile aud at the Palace, and some
three four OtDer gala shows annually, are 0ccs-
tions Tor its exercise Having seen grea, deal of
IT sDd ii, ugbt Of it proportous,, and airing that
iis origin ia tIsceabie to radical mperfection In
tie constitution Vf orr Diplomatic relations with
turoptaD courts, beg to renew here some sug-
,estiOIs tows ard amendment Os that cODstitu-
ti,D, " bch have already, more than once IN past
years, presented through the columns o. TIE
IRIEvNE 10 the thoughtful consider alton Of Men,
beIs Of Congress-.
That we shall il this generation come to the alb
Olifioh Of iOreign sbossirs is hardly to be- hoped
That We shall come in any generation to the sys-
ten OF II al repre- seLtatOn OF American Institutions
abroad, is not to be dreamed Of. Letting then,
tie organization, that is, the salaries Ut our Min
listers and Secretaries be as II Is heir labUrs and
enbaIrsssneLts might be all-visfed, aud the queer
exposures hey often make VI themselves mIgnt be
tIaItd them (abd us) ia these tAO ways: j. Leav-
ing them, Ss / sb,d, their salaris, appoint at
ialary Of ten thousand yearly dollars, a smart
bLsILets man. With a good trOttiDg horse aud
bL.ry wh,te junction it shall be 10 rid, the cir
CUT If the European Continental Courts pulling
up at each ut them often Ms once in a twelve
Il Ubth, aid do whatever was 10 Dc dVAe III the
~ OF important affairs II by chance any we're 10
he cont, aud correcting aud explaining such bum
cen b. II Would sh b. face for the resident MINIS
TEL to con hit Eeta the hrsr Of January aud tao
3lst Il december Of tie current year. 1T is
Lbderstood ,ha, this ag snt should possess besides
LnUwiecge Of French. IL. Let there be nesVtl-
aItd between cur Secretary vi State aud the
,oIioLs oTeit ministers resident at Washington,
iIeaIitr, III Which il rhouid be provided that auy
lemon, ob showing Al American passport, be- adj
nititG, il d, oeLiIy dIe-sd, t. shilling gallery,
To- he tItcitd III every capital royal palace IN
EuCpe, III The expt Ise OF the American Govern
utpt, overlooking the bail rooms cpapels and
cling Iooue II said palace. All regulations about
Iea.nuts, whiting sIittng, etc, during services,
4 iibl be s.,titd hy the business agent. As these
outline suggestions Of amendment are not ObnOx-
ioh- To tie ordinary objection, that they look u
Iole tbas they may attract the serious attention
Of .ur Congressman.
T.ttLi ELnbe VI Ronen newspaper gvtsa
stlkinl Illustration OF the taPti0ms nature of the
Ir.teIt EItLch law GA the press. The President
II lie (llnter If Comu cree If R"ucn OF Deces-
titI h ,'supcb, law abiding NspoleoDst, sends to
II tdit"T letter H. bich he d, ,ires him to pub
li,b il tie juILsl tie deci,ru Passed by the SEN
ate Jp,L certain petition respecting railroads.
HltIJ,b tie editor remarks: This letter Is q 3
"Le~ pIoti Low little uiO.t persons know Of the
"olIi. aiioLs III IOt,d upon us by the law the
'pItss. II We should do as the President Of tue
"Ctanttr Il CtUm.rce desires, We should, &C.
"cordilg 10 Article 10 OF the organic decree Of
February IL, IS.2, render ourselves liable toa
"fIe oi lot lee than 81, nor NOR than 5000
"tIaLcs aid al cOuIse 20 all ,1icial warning We
/" dsrs rot accsdr to the Presidents request
AWIIer IL tie in9(pendance Beige "hc appears
10 ~, ah with kI.Wi.rge 81 the case. alter re-
lsnsrtiIes Cours de L.tfrcture is very great,
very large sum is absoIbea ~ the first expenses
of publication, and that therefore he is still Iir
from seeing his way clear tlr"u.h tue imbroglIo
Of debts in which be is involved, go's On TO ex- |
plain follows a question that may br asked @ith
interest or wonder as we'll ia America ~ here: ;
How comes il that poet, born rich, geG-
"erally supposed should owe two million francs !
This teens wonderful; but nothing is more SIM
"ple when you see the details, Of which | can
certify the accuracy. N. de Lamarlne is one |
"of the largest propretOrs of viney ards IN France
when he inherited these vDeya they were !
ALREADY buTdebed with more than million
francs If charges in various kinds. Since lo4S
|. 1.-The vine diseste has cut of nearly the entire
'crop. The interest Of q million however, had
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