New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

lions OF he highest mporianee-snch rs the terf-
-, boundary and population Of each commune' the
.oo. interior govern nent, territorial police, pub
-. ~ iu5icia proceedings &c. The work rs a vast
and full o. difficulties at every step, Involving IN
tbe entire roooustrnctiOu Of the 20 iAl res-
-. of the population in way never before az
,rpted on anything ike scale 20 grand 'nu great
IA ia said thsi, during the excitement at Paris con-
,,,, on the loss of The Hua baby, and after the in-
200 cf The advertisement offering eSard for its
..,st;on more than dozen battles were Brought to
I,,5sne Hua. with the hope that chance might exist
H,Aeir being mistaken for the right one. Mr. Hua
sd sed 10 prosecute the more bareiaced Of the i'm
,ors bu, de lned 70 DO 80.
Lady Mary Thompson of Sheriff Hutton Park,
al. ssut her pane as An honorary member of the First
Ia, York Rife Volunteers. eve trust, says The
E,.t,lire Gasefie, "that this example will be fol-
wsd by other ladies, whose countenanees and ap-
,val Of the volunteer movement it is important to
y extended
Among the recent deaths in Paris is that Of Wis.
,p, Marie de BOthere, the descend ant and represen-
ave Of one Of toe Oldest families in Brittany. His
E,ne however, owed its celebrity TO anosher cause
II rss the founder of the celebrated enterprise Of the
b,asuran, 0mnibuses, which some years ago formed
L. talk Of PARIS. He bad twelve omnibuses laden
n bot dishes driving about the city every day,
l.sve orn buses laden with cold dishes and twenty
.rladen with wines OF every description. He at the
,s time erected some immense kitchens TO prepare
I, ,asbes, but the project failed, and he came out
l.so the amount Of CSC, 900. He lost the remainder
n " fortune in attempt TO carry on the wine
he large proportions, but finally died poor. At
l. tine Of bis death he revising the proof sheets
\ work be had waitten on Human Infrmities."
The Courier des Etats UEis states that 81. de
kiVesis to be transferred from the French Mission
Washington to that at the Haguei and that NJ.
rcier il to be sent to Washington.
The JSurnol de CORstGHtinople publishes tho text
ln imperial edct regulating the costumes Of the ladies'
kTurkey in conformity with Mussulman tradition.
r. Give the principal points Of the document:
An women must take the greatest to refrain from every
cou1y 70 good conduct and must watch most stten.vey
L. de honor Of their family The laws and customs Of other
| n. regulated al that Is connected with the observance
IIv According to the MohammedsI law the first obllga-
l. m women consists in the Of the vail consequently. for
kAh woman depart from the Observance Of that custom
la Of not only social dty but Of precept Of faith New
k.. fcf some time past certain number Of women,
the laws Of proey make Of very thin walls aud Of
E made Of materials which have before been used for
upossa walk about with their features and person
hseu They affect indicate Manners and ia the
lss promsnades mix with HencefOrh all women, who
ey may be- leaving their houses must thick wells
A completely cover their features and be clad in dresses Of
H. o. other suitable material without embroidery, trimmings,
s1srra ornaments of any kind They must not show them
s out Of dOon simply in stockings and slippers, but must
h. hsboo.s In yellow morocco leather, other suitable
decent covering for the feet When they go out to make
tey are strictly prohibited from entering shops but must
e outside be served and must remain longer than is
ey necessary. When they the public prornenades
aust eonhre themselves part reserved for females
umsn who anal be guilty Of acts against the law will be
punshed No family shall keep equpages beyond their
.nd the drivers be most carefully selected The
~ conform to the laws Of proPnety particularly ip the
h. o they will subject themselves to PunshDleutp