New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-01

p., ,l.,.ton az publicity to which be 10 ardenHy
ssn;,es, when we see felIow-creature struggling
10 climb up to notoriety as hard az rancis aoes'
1901 humanity let alone exceptional phanthro-
coni Snmands that we give him boost: He toppled
", 1sLe.vallop" from the shoulders OF " dear
Gd.n.D and there ia danger that he VIII tLl
IL funk" from those of Messrs. Sumner, John
Monroe. Cowden and the other twenty on which he
has sprung and by happy accident now hnds hmsen
high. perched, unless you in America give nun a
helping hand As you will zee by has letter, his
preeeut position is anything but well assured, he
tcotbod most treacberous All his personal insnua-
tions against Mr. Sumner and the merchants are
without foundation in fact and the direct statement
that Summers sometime potent voice was eIerted
"in support Of highly proteotire Tariff, Is, as +.
=. C. 60. " must know, II Francis T., C0rbln ne,
does know anything (wmch Jet us charllaDly nopel
is a direct "not-sO as they mildly denomlnate hbs
among the Heuyhnhnms. Do give him boost.
must pass over for to-day other Americans in
Paris. of whom there is present abundance and
crcss the Channel 70 say word in favor of Mr..
Crawford the sculptor. He went to England some
two weeks or more ago, to put himself under the
care Of DIR. Free, physician IN London, SAID to he
peculiarly successful in the treatment of cancer.
The tumOr growing behind Mr. CrawiOrd's eye Is
supposed to be of 4 cancerous nature. The last re-
port Of his condition, though hardly encouraging the
hope Of a cure, represents him az being more COM
Portable than when he left Paris. There is diminu
ton Of physical pain, and at least an amelioraOn Of
symptoms.
As TO foreigners: We still have Duke Constantine
among u.s. but now in q state OF what is oddly
enough called incOgtO-that il, returning from
hunt got up for his qualification day or two ago III
the forest of FOntainebeau, and the particulars Of
which down to the color of the imperial and ducal
breeches and boots worn on the occasion, We have
had displayed with Dutch detail in the newspapers.
He is spending to-day and tomorrow here without
parade, doing up his last sightseeing before going
over to visit Queen Victoria at Osborne. This
patent incognitO revealed by etter-writersand telc
graphic dispatches is the thin vail under which the
King Of Bavaria arrived in France day before yes.
terday. Prince Napoleon went out as far as beyond
Cologne, also incog, then took up his honored
name, and bore il publicly to Berlin, where he has
Clquot aud the populace. What properly ne went
for is matter Of conjecture. Most guessers
say it was as bearer of proposals, which VIII
probably be accepted, for the settlement OF the
Neufchatel difficulty. Some add purpose of
c0urtship TO the journey, and give long, cOncat-
enated cultural name as that of the little German
duchess who is the fortunate legitimate successor to
Madame Arnould Plessy, the present possessOr of
the noble Princes affection.
The closing of the session of the Legislative Body,
which by law to take place on the 10Th, is pro-
roeued to the 2sth. This is TO give time for exami-
nation and pretended discussion OF the Budget and
some other bills, of which the most important are
one for laying new tax on personal property, and
one renewing the charter OF the Bank of France
and doubling its capital. Ii is small matter as
yet, but not perhaps, unworthy of notice as a sign
of what may be, that there seems to be growing
tendency to discuss, and, in one or two instances,
even to oppose in the Corps Legslatif the bills sent
in from the Council of State. The elections for new
Legislature though near at hand very slightly occupy
public attention. Some Liberals will abstain from
voting on principle holding that the act of .ouns
would be recognition Of the legality OF the present
order Of things But what Government has more to
fear than this is the Indifference of the masses-of
those who once helped to swell the maiorties de.
clared for the ten years Republican President and
for the Emperor Government fears at present, not
great number of Opposition votes, but lack OF
enough votes of any kind to render the elections
legally valid 1t is said that its secret agents are en-
courasing underband the nomination Of Bsrbes,
and other notorious Red Republicans, in certain
districts in the hope of soaring the tmd bourgeoise
into the active support of its own "Lsw-and- Order
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