New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

NSsro, Edmond TeIer Of the AtrA Aorn.te
Villemot Of the hdfpe~Ssase BSiSs, Memo" Of
he No,d, Berlin OF the DYosi, De, without even
speaking Of the most excellent veterAs "eoesips"
lie jules JanIn, Theophile Gau,ier, Lireux, Leoa
Gozlsr, EuseIe Gubof, and q MI nher IT secoDd-
seccnd-raie fellows. This is brilliant .:af OF Re-
v.wers, indeed; and yer, they are Insufficient ST.
ih.ugh special paper, Les Chroai9seYrs publishes
twice week the mos, successful chronicles &"
Which have appeared in France and Belgium. Il
is strange and wonderful but "all desire 70 know
y bat every one Is dong" and therefore al honor
10 lie inpuriaIt Gran Of goss!ps 70 which !: j. my
humble privilege 10 belong
But, alas there is n battalion # drones alreaiy
mixing With the bees; they hum sDd sting and pro-
duce any hing but honey. Their i,uiIletoHs are a
moot cy meal school for scandal sod Ne 10 the
poor victim against whom they have set .heir
minds European society is 40 bid and vicious
that yenOmous iDfec's may possibly be wanted 70
hasten It's dissolution. Nevertheless. although L.
marines definition Of a newspaper,
Get echo On gain que s So, On oub.r"
may fairly be applied 10 these epbemeral pubhca-
tiOns, they do a vast amount Of mischief LOUIS
Napoleon objects greatly TO political discussions;
but private caumby and scaadalous attacks sre
highly favored, as they we're under the Roman Ce
sars. But We NUT i've answer in chorus VI. Eli
gene de MirecOurt) and Co. How many of these
q statesman once returned 70 a rogulsh reviewer
who endeayored TO justify some dirty WORK by say
iDs that lie must hive; Il do not SEE the necessity
for IT,"
There is one point on which bees and drones per.
iectly agree and that Is 70 wage an mplacable war
against The stout dame Crinohne would that
might AT least call her "do-sger lady y. The
intrlgeI &c If her DE- ath was, alas premature, sud
We are as far from a revolution in the field OF
fashion as We are in politics Emperors and hoops
are alike impreenabe And well may it be- so. Il
one taxes in consideration the strong detenses be-
hind which they fly for refuge. youthful diPlo-
matist remarked recently With much acuteness
that tie French and Eng.h trea; their public
mouUu tnts and their ladies IN the same manner;
both are surrounded by gratings. And sm bold
enough 70 hazard the addition that both must find
il alike impossible to sit down.
The fair partisars of the Crnoliue feel the weak
ness of argument on their side and accordingly re-
sort to persona tiles. What has Lord y. 10 do
with the amplitude of pettcoats - asked
Gently one Of the leaders of that influential party;
IRE don't care for has extraordinary beard. which
be exhibits with 30 much cOmpldcency, as holy
relic from the Ctimea, in our drawlng-ro )ms, al
though ii would occupy more convenient place IN
the Tower Of London. beside the tattered flags
This ia The language held by tine Conservatives.
The Liberals md Radicals recrinln ,te with treat
bitterness. How do you hnd my dress - asked
charming daughter of Albion, whose hoops have
actually reached the limit Of thr possible, of the
same Lord Y, between two c'urtesies, in one
of those horrible laucers quadfiles." "Ex-
Quisi,ely handsome answered the gallant and
fashionable officer: ait brings back TO my mind
some Of the sweetest recoectious Of my life"
This is gratifying indeed" whispered the En-
gish mtrreiueuse, using very adrol,y one of these
pretty fans hich are called Victoria fans, because
the Queen resOrted 10 one in looking a. hazardous
picture which King Leopold of Belgium has sent Ia
Prince Albert; "will it not be lndiscreet to ask
the name Of the beautiful being whom have the
advantage of resembling " Not at all, replied
the hero (style Of The London Times, :" it is the
Crmean tent under which | spent many days,
never to be forgotten on the High = of Balaklava.
Here tie conversation ended, aud fancy it will not
be taken up again.
Civilians are sometimes r0ugher even than sOl-
diers. For what 40 you wait 10 get married ;"
lately asked the handsome mother of beautiful
daughter
Oms,r. pulehrs ma puchhor,"
ola young gentleman who paid his attentions to the
the cardinal point. For diminution III the price
Of MORE antique" calmly answered the sutton.
And indeed, fashionable ladies are nowadays
beyond price, and many marriage will bee pre-
\ en- I'd an that account.
Another inconvenience, Of a lighter nature, has
recently been discovered, and may contribute,
more than ANYTHING else toward checking ;he Grin
ollne movement An old bachelor, whose only en-
io,nent at ball consists in cycling the dancers,
approached young female friend, after some
What rapid polka, and whispered, - have seen
them, they are blue" The lady blushed under
standing that the gentleman was speaking of that
part of her dress which has furnished TO the En-
glsh nation high order Of chiyary and the suita-
bic motto, " Howi soft qui NAL y Pen@." Different
means are resorted to in order to prevent this
exhibition, but We are in hopes they may prove
unsuccessful. When Big Ben, or any other large
bell ia put in motion, the clspper will appear To
every ebservins eye: aud, be i. said with all posi-
be submission TO sallantry, ladies dressed in the
rewest style, when dancing, amazingly resemble
Big Ben in the act Of ringing. The consequences
may b. deduced by my fair readers Themselves.