New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15
addresses Of the swasktuehler eolopels Both par.


luIe Of the alliance.
The Loi des Suspects was put to vote last Friday.
Ii passed OF course. What is not 50 mucn OF
course, there Was an Oppo stion minority OF twenty
four which would certainly have been increase 70
thirty if al the members Of the Legislative bcdy
Lad been pre- 'ent The discussion Of the law, which
occupisd ten sessions, was published with iuiness
aitogetl unusual in the official reports OF IL. legs
atiye doings. Although no bowie knives, canes,
cencbed fists, slang profanity were introduced mo
the debates they bore quite Likeness TO The deoats
Of a free assembly. Speeches on both SIDES seem
TO have been much in earnest; their arguments pro
and con were, however, only such AS G0vernineht
,ficias and pubEcsts have air ady presented on
one side, and AZ common sense suggests 10 e.ey
friend of Liberty on tie other. hat Inc ii''e,
should have been suffered in public print caused
some wonder What il most noticeable III the
speeches Of the Government advocates oil tue Jaw
10 the constant effort to soften down and expam
away its most obnoxious features, without, now
ever, propt sing to change its loose and heXios
phra,eology and its alarIningy arbitrary character
These advocates urge as their strongest argument
in justification OF the new measures OF pHoc saie!
that all the old laws put together are not enough 10
prevent cOnspiraces, nor TO interrupt those NY o.
FERROUS communications which the factous 10 al
parts of France receive from the eXled chiefs oil
their party. And with such confession oil lmpo-
tence from iuch quarter, all foreign nations are 10
be taken to task for " harbOring assasslns IL -
becoming doubtful now whether even Belgium ana
Piedmont will pass the conspiracy for-mlrder laws
that France has asked for.
The new Senatus COnsUtum OF the iIth IL pup
lished II ordains that no one shall be elected OF
present himself as candidate for election 10 Inc
COrps Lepislatf unlees he shall have dep0sted at
the prefecture Of the department where Tue eiec-
ton is to take place and at least week before II
does take place, writing signed by hunsel, con
tanning this formula: a. swear obedience 10 Tue
Constitution and fidelity to the Emperor. ms
will remind your readers of the regulations UNDER
which the Slavery clause in the Lecompton Const!-
tuition was presented to the people. The object OF
the measure is 10 prevent the renewal OF opposition
manifestations" such as Cayaignscs election last
June.
The trial of Orsni and his accomphces begins
to-day and will be closed by Saturday at latest.
can send no report OF proceedings and result before
the next steamer. 1t is doubtful whether the con-
tumacous Bernard, who will probably be con-
demned here, be found guilty i'll London. IL is
thought that Thomas Alsop, by help Of whose
name and passport Orsini lived openly IN Paris Tor
several weeks, is by this time on your SHE OF the
water. You will have seen by the English papers
that AllsOp was acquainted with Samuel Taylor OF
Birmingham, who is said to have manufactured the
regicide bombs. But vastly more curious lnforma.
ton than that is TO be found in the French Journals.
Thus, read in one of them that Allsop wrote the
biography of this Samuel Taylor who is therefore
evidently none other than Samuel Taylor Colerdge,
and that q" Lander, Charles Lamb, and ,aany other
"EagIish Chartias, were his familiar friends.
All that poor Ella were alive h. write us an essay
on this
Your correspondent, sitting here, as 1t were, on
the bank 10 report impartit'ly what floats past on
the current of the weeks history, must not be
blamed for the colOcation Of the finest apples with
other less dignfed things. 1t isaqueer world this
of ours. If it were not, there never could have
been lawsuit such as has been pleaded about re-
ferred, deferred and finally judged by the civil tri
bunal of St. LO. The case was brought BY NJ. Le-
maitre, who demanded 2, 200 francs damages from
his landlord, NJ. Gaillard, as ndemnifcation Of
harms suffered by himself, wife and children cuta-
neOusly, and by his furniture in the joints and
varnsh thereof said harms having been inflicted
while he occupied the premises of said Gallard by
certain sO-tenants who paid no reut-knOwn as
punaiseS in the French tongue, parenthetcally d.
fined by DR.. Webster cimices teotuiarn, named in
the vernacular by steamboat travellers generally,
with apOstrOphetic damnatOry eplthets, b-b-ss.
The case was gravely entertained by the Court,
which, pending final decision, ordered an exam
nation by medical and uphOlstering experts Of Lee
maitres suferings. Meantime the landlord, fearing
he should be condemned in damages, instituted a
suit against another tenant charging him with hay
ing introduced the b-b-s with his bedding. With
this tailor who made Lemaitres clothes Is impli.
Gated; and 50 the trial, what with hearings and re-
ports and adOurnments, threatened to be as com
pleX and prOtracted as chancery suit. In lit Oi
impatence, as il would seem from the imperfect To
port before me, the Court broke it short off with
decision that Iemaitre should pay the costs and
settle privately with his landlord, and the half dozen
new generations Of cimices which had grown up
during the litigation.
The customers who sat at Madame Busque's
round table to dinner last Monday were pleased to
NJ of
Washington, which WAS suspended on the walls of
her little eating room, she informs all nquirers,
BY Monsieur ID. Plat dheuroHsc mtmorc."
Round about the frame thereof was blue tissue
paper cut ornamenslly, and set off with gilt span
giles. And when the eating was over with, Madame
BusQue brought iorth bottle Of champagne, aud
stately, oidf,sboDed glasses borrowed for the oeca-
sion, and begged that Messieurs would accept the
offering and drink in honor Of their "Gen. Washing.
tOLe," whichwe did, combining, for econOmys sake,
our bOnored HOSTESS health and the memory Of the
great Pater PstriB IN one sentimental draught. No
stupid speeches were made, but there was "unin-
terrupted hlarity" until the company retired att
O'Clock. This, so far rs know was the only pub.
lie celebration of Washingtons Birthday this year
by the Americans 10 Paris. Hosptable Mr. Mason
gave ball and handsome entertainment 20 a large
number Cf his cOntDmen and of French guests,
ON the 22d; but as this though somewhat of pro
bono pubhco nature, was, after all, properly
private party, newspaper reporter has properly
nothing 10 do with its details Curious and iInsc.
NATIVE readers may make cut their own list of the
lovely and charming Mistresses and Misses A, y.
ct c.ters 10 NJ and of the more or less distinguished
Colonies and Messrs. n, o, P, etcetera, to lizard,
who were doubtless present, they always are on
such occasions; fill out their initials from the di.
rectory and add epithets 10 your taste from the last
delicate personalities Of the last Newport or Sara.
toga ball.
The Mtel has been sirangelA friilr i'm .cL ness e.;