New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06


very hast minute after the body Of it was print
and prooi-read that its style, excepting one rty
pages IFS strikingly unlike the customary fppal
brilliant, rafting style Of N. Abont; that the Coz
stifutionnel sees reason two days ago to EDITORIAL
fout the notion of it's containing the expression of
Napoleonic idea. Speaking Of pamphI is, whc.
are getting toward the rank Of Fifth Estate (aat
by reason Of their number intrinsic merits and au
| thOrs' names and influence upon the public mind,
deserve much larger and more honorable mention
than can give Them must transcrloe the titles
Of two out Of the freshest twenty: L9 Question
lrtondaise and McMahon Roi d'Iriande You know
that some Of the imaginative Hbernians claim that
the present gory-crowned King of Sicily, vice
! Francis III, removed is their own broth Of boy,
| Garrett Baidrin from Cork
| Tberr was a meeting in the Island of jersey the
other day. called with special reference 10 the Carl
| baldi musket subscription. Victor Hugo addressed
| the meeting in an eloquent speech. The Opision
Rationale has published full report Of it, and re-
ceived warning next day for its pains. This is
the second ,roraing that has befalen this Journal
within few MONTHS and We; there are people who
| accuse il Of being Government organ. The pre-
cedDg number of the same Journal contained letter
| from Victor Hugo originally addressed to Haytan
newspaper, lie Pr0gTeS, apr0pOs OF that John
Brown business. There sentences in il on tho
yexed question Of the unity of the race, worth
quoting: "Were there several Adams Naturalists
may discuss the question. What is certain H. that
there is but God. Since there but one father,
we are brothers. -. Before
1" God all souls are white" Qu9re Are the news
papers in neatly One-half Of the United Statesfree
enough to publish such matter
Poor old ex-King Jerome still clings to life but
with daily weakening grasp. Transient strangers,
Americans and others, greedy OF French sights,
cynicay count upon his speedy deiyerance and the
consequent funeral fete before their departure.
Native wags, to whom nothing Is sacred, have In
vented and relate as true the following: Priace
Napoleon would his father the other morning;
attendant physician objected; his Imperial Highness
will not recognize your Imperial Highness Prince
persisted all the same and presented himself at the
bedside: looking at him dreamily the old man muir
INJURED vacantly: " Al comment ca Ca, mon
hare ? " There, did ] not tell your Hghness,"
said the doctor, plucking PlOn Pl0n by the coat
sleeves, that his Highness would not recognize
your Highness
His highness El-Hady- Idris-- Ben Idrs, Enlbassa-
dor Extraordinary of the Emperor OF Morocco to
bis brother Emperor of France, arrived in Paris last
Wednesday. General Guenia prophetic, e1-Mnis-
ter of the lnelorin Hayti is also among this weeks
distinguished arrivals. Both his Embassadoria and
Imperial HighDess, L. H. j. Be1jami ldrls and his
x-Excellency G. Prophetic are of marketable color
in the lower United States
In Norway, a VIGOROUSLY behind hand country
compared with proud and happy Columbia, corporal
punishment in the army is legally abolished.
Wagner's opera, Tdnnhduser, is to be performed
at the Grand Opera next Winter. Tedesco is en-
gagged for the principal female role. Let that and
other theatricals pass for the week. McjOr rerum
mihi nascitus Ordo.
The catalogue of the National Agricultural Fair,
now holding in and about the Palais de rIndustre,
on the Champs Elysees, is large oyO. volume. NJ.
Banal, member Of the Jury, calculates that the
visitor who should wish to give fifteen seconds to
each catalOgued object or group of articles, would
40. 30 ,1lota bio amin
tools, and machines, and agricultural products,
there are altogether seven thousand specimens
exhibited. SO that had | will and knowledge fit for
the work. time and space would be wanting for
anything Like description OF the Fair. L win only
venture to point out few of its marked features,
looking mainly TO that which are properly French.
To begin with the aDmals There are more than
70O horses, about 400 neat cattle, 500 sheep over
go swine; beside donkeys, rabbits, and poultry
galore. All these equine, bovine 0yinc, porcine,
asinine lepOrine anserine and observation-disclosures
are French. Their congregation is much more nu-
merous than were those OF the National Fair Of
1854 and 1855, or of the International Fair of 1885,
On their special and generic merits | do not pre-
sumo to pronounce but will repeat the observation
of an American gentleman competent to give
an opinion on the subject, who accompa-
MED me admiringly through the OF stalls
occupied by the neat cattle; 1t strikes
'me that part of the large sums yearly
pau our Importers Oh EDgilsD stOck might Do
"prOftably devoted to French investments" 10
seemed TO him that if French bovines must yield
the palm of roast and draught they can well dis
pute the white GROWING glory of the milk pail
against all corners. Of the horses those for draught
light and heavy, especially the latter drew forth his
praises, they would suspect, the praises of our
countrymen generally and expressions of surprise,
too, could they but see them Our prevalent notion
that the French far behind ia agriculture as
they are advanced in war and art is perhaps based
as much on ignorance as fact.
The agricultural implements of which there are in
ALL movable by steam, horse, or hand power, about
AGO, are partly OF foreign invention. fair trial
OF the higher sort Of these, such reapers mowers
&c., has been made on the imperial farm at Vim
cennes. There was trial for French and a trial
for foreign machines with first second. and third
prize for each category, and prize OF honor for
the absolutely first best, without distinction of ma
tonallty. The moving machine of NJ Pelter
constructed on the system ii. e. the reproduction)
" OF Mr. Woods American mower" took the first
prize Of the foreign competitors and the prize of
hOEor that is, l,OOOf and the gold medal, and a
large gold medal of honor. Mr.. Woods machine
wen lis double crown not more by the completeness
and hnlsh Of IFS moving than by its cheapness and
simplicity. Another OF the laureated machines was
OF AmercaniuyentiOn. Itmay be noted here that. if
The French ale, with exception of Americans, the
yalnest people on earth they the most generous
without exception. This is not the first second
nor third time that American agricultural machines
have received first prizes by the award of French
jury. Yet it only needs to walk rapidly through tho
Champs de Mars to prove TO the most ignorantiy
cOnceIted foreigner that the inventive faculty is not
limited TO the brains of his countrymen. No; the
French are just, hence generous. Had the sub-m-
mortal Sayers been Frenchman, the sub-immortaI
HeeDan would not have lost his belt BY a cutting Of
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