New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-02

or wholesome, that much OF j. VS. absolutely g'l.
sonous or foul garbage, cannot be densd. ba'
worse than nidel or obtce1e bOoAs were me haugu'
~ social and political writings hawked ABOUT among
the people. The new regulations PROVIDED lna' 90
printed matter should be scid by hawkess before 4
had passed under the eyes ard received the hcehs-
ing stamp Of the prefectora authority. In ths way
VoltaiIe's Cspdie, Louis Napoleon's Extinction
Of Poverty" (widely circulated q. nomina! prlce
as an elec.oneerng pamphlet in his favor IN ieis,
and other immoral and socialist works were exciu-
ded from the colporteurs' packs. The hst pre-
"scrptions ofthe circular OF the Minister cf the In
"terior, which" the official writer says particularly
"merit the approval of all who think that there
"would still be serious dangers IN colportaee H.
"be coming an instrument in The baoJs OF any
"sect il should succeed in reviving disputes and
animosities now happily extinct these last
prescriptions are aimed at the works OF c.ass
of authors quite different from the late LOUIS Ma
poleon Bonapsrte and Arouet Voitare-at those o'
Moses, Mathew, Luke and John. I" 1t ls the duty
of the administration" writes the Minister, 10
"oppose the sending into our country, by foreign
societies which have large resources at Their dis-
"posal, of agents whose Office is 70 produce sgita-
ton. am aware that this agitation would never
attain dan gerous proportions; lyour correspond
ent is not charged with reconcilDg the fiat contrs'
diction existing between the official commentary
inst quoted and the ministerial text "but What
lever might be the operations OF the associations
"iust referred u, il is proper 10 guard against
"their undertakings" The associations referred
10 are the British and American Bible ald Tract
Societies. The Minister Is quite logically orthodox
as Minister of the strong government gospel. The
New Testament is undoubtedly disorganizing,
agitatDg, revolutionary work IN this latltnde-as
much so ne tract on the moral duties OF savehold-
ers below Mason and DixOn's line. BY the way, l
lake with great pleasure, this opportunity Of in-
PRODUCING General Espinasse 10 the Rev. Seth Bliss
Rev Seth Bliss, General Esplnasse; General
F,piuasse late of the Ministry of Public Ssfsty,
Rev. Seth Bliss, Of the n. Y. 7. Society admins
tration."
The departmental elections have gone of very
ouetly. amid general indifference of the voters In
many districts they did not vote 10 sufficient npnl
bers 10 make any election. In very few was there
any serous opposition. The case would probably
have been different in the Department OF the Seine;
but its general and municipal Councillors, by special
legal exception from the general rule, are nominated
by the Crown.
The excessive beat may have had little TO do
with the inactOn of voters. For the last week the
thermometer at O'Clock p. m. has ranged here IN
PARIS from 90 TO 96 deg. Fahrenheit; and night is
almost az doggsh az the day. 1t is hardly necessa-
~ 70 saw that this rather extraordinary grade OF
temnerature s the universal theme of novel and en-
tertaiDng talk rather to the exclusion of the Danu'
bian Principally question. The members OF the
Conference which has met FIVE times 20 discuss that
vexed and wearisome question, being bound to Sc
crecy it has perspired through the columns of the
Patrie that they have decided against the union of
the two Prncipaties.
1t is currently rumOred that Prince Napoleon will
not take possession of his Algerine Lieutenancy
now unless he can have some more things his own
way, and that his cousin may not get rid OF him after
all. The evening papers yesterday report the death
of AIRY Schefer, at the age of sixty.three. Though
born in Holland, his Partisan education and resi-
dence Justify his adopted country in chasing him
with her great masters. For largeness and orlgi-
nalty of conception and depth of sentiment he had
hardly rival, no superior, among cotcmPorary
artists.
Petersburg, Moscow Iilis Constsntinople, and
+" adjacent parts" whence he will return in two
months, or less with twenty volumes Of travel or
more. | long since ceased TO keep the run even Of
the titles of his new books. But he is something
more not to say better than a writer; he Is cook
not common roaster and boiler, but an invent
i've talented cook. One of his latest productions
in that capacity is a roast rabbit, merltorious
work of which the following recipe will, think,
lead 10 numerous American editions: take rab
"bit, kill him, open him, draw him, save all the
blood; take the blood the liver, chickens wing
"twO partridge wings, truffle, little sausage
meat, onion, parsley, Glove OF garlic, pepper
" salt &c, q bit Of butter-chOp and NIX all these
and stuff the rabbit with the compound; hang him
q" for two days by the hind legs in cool, dry room;
" then put him on the spit, and turn him simply
without bss'ing-for mind, he ia in his skin yeti
:" when little jets of savory issue from him remove
" him from the fire, hold him in the left hand by
the hind legs seize his apology for tail with the
right give it one firm jerk, and your rabbit is
4" skinned; serve him up with butter sauce; sit
d" and eat with thsDkfulness, and drink to the
health Of Alexandra Dumas.