New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05

ecers in the ranks who repeated dscordsnt orders
There vas great ineIaentude OF evolution and pro-
j, ciiI ard whiskirg Of sword p"ins and oayone,. ~
ali onecii"ns But attendant elders betrayal no S1'
OF scIaithed cheeks punctured eyes, or oheT uan
ger With all the Diversity Of plan and teriornance
n The oreratiCns there was no 1uarenfg; ara wnth
shn voices ran high in command Or council caught
DO tone OF anger IN the notes. bHhS anu loop were
rolling about conflsedy in The ail-ys-their OWL
ers af,er them, crossing each other, running
against each other and against Old legS w si0"h-uP
trouepader. tuubng down AMI sometime
Tut that il very rare Knocking eacn o'her uo"n
by mere opposing impetus and Yet no lighting over
rlaythrg oi CHI u ownership. DO rash taxing up oil
of.use ard exchange OF sudden angry oiO"S oi
naughty words. When fcr wonder, y youn5s'eI
sought to have his way and womb nun iurlel Vi
faster Il an Sc, med h to The prudent bonne or m1in1I
I could not tut notice that when she followed ana
drew him back thrT. nothing OF that expression
about n mouth ard eve, nor of that emphasis VI si
in tic pursue which have observed ID other lands
oret, kers # fut Ineni Of Soomons and sam JOnn-
sons views respect ting nianiie cha>semeui couu
not but notice that WHEN the little offender was over
taken be was hot pulled up with one OF those enTI
geiic ''yaIks or inclye pnches, ~nlcn and'ouJd"E
speaking are a. well ariiculated damn It's or devu
take it's a. though uttered by word Of mouth.
From all can learn, the French make spare
use Of the rod other grossly material instruments o
pain a. means of n~tructiOn-east of all as means
II instruction in manner. l remeuloer, one Jay,
going where have often been since, To one oil nose
admirable charities, public cTfht. The Parlslah
cyScie Won know for noble women have Initiated the
institution in New.York is day asylum where poor
won en- can leave their infant children IN safe keeping
and cleanliness through the day, and 10 gain It's
working hours for the family support Now wnat mos
in pressed through eyes and ears on my hrst WISH
10 ID, cre, in the Rue 81 LaZare was the silence o.
served by dozen Or 80 Of little bodies each IN ls
nntlouess cradle. OF them, indeed, asleep Dut
others staring wide as AXE ana all Of them OF an age
quite too youIC 10 fig for the properties To De
r, gar,ied toward visitors. There was never whm-
u.r or CIV from one of them. In another room
we're children somewhat older. not silent but yet
| only 9Hieiy noisy. | expressed my admiration
II tGs. and asking the good sister
a SdHr dc IN PrOrtitho who guided me, Tor an eA
ranatior of Their schemes of discipline we entered
he n ind room # he establishment She had just be-
osr f. T. i me with quiet smile that they had no
,cl ,ue of discipline when she stopped short a. We
beth saw coming in at the opposite door another sister
who looked at me- and raising one finger 10 her Aps
poufed with the other hand to little fellow sitting on
bench beOr Us fast asleep, with his head leaning on
! a table He | learned in whisper had persisted IN
breaking one f the regulations OF the place and had
been tari.h.d IN the solitude Of the schoolroOm by
| WAY Of punish ent. Here be had fallen asleep
III BIZ handkerchief thrown over his lace To- Keep
away the flies and We had been cautioned, a. SAID
TO step softly, and speak in whispers lest we should
disturb his slumbers Such was the last severity oil
| discipline Of The good sisters
| Rut have walked quite away from the garden OF
the Tueries TO the Rue ST. Lazare and no tine To re-
turn Luckily it is in the direction OF the BHrcdu ID
| Piir xb|rr mail NV letters The office closes
only to-day, for it Ascens on and general holiday
II YOU ike will nish my hrst chapter next week.
1Irkiup The matter over il strikes me can spin out
| another half letter on the Tuileries theme.