New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

Hebrew pliilology at the College of France, opened
his course there with in Introductory lecture last
Saturday. 1t began with row and euded with over.
whelmng applause. Both row and Applause vera
predicatsd less Of the matter manner of the lecture
than Of the sign, accepted by all parties o. fact.
that the appointment Of Ernest Renau, Q purely
scientific not orthodox, man Professor Of Hebrew
ut the SorboDne indicated the part Of Government
tendency, to say the least Of independence of i.s.
ture on the Church. Regarded by all parties in Ibis
sense, an immense throng crowded last Saturday to
hear Mr.. Remains opening lecture. This throng wss
COMPOSED Of two elements: one determined to
applaud all he might say, the other to biss al hs
might say-not for what was paid, but for what wac
sgnified by the freedom Of saying. Well, the OPEN
ing lecture, beginning enid excessive tumult was
finished amid loudly applausive appreciation. most
remarkable lecture it u.s. this opening lecture Of Mr..
Remains course. It is "On the Influence Of the
Semitic peoples in the History Of Civilization"
A most remarkable, suggestive piece OF historical
writing; not altogether orthodox in the Church
sense, however. WhereupOn, day or two after, Mr..
Remains lectures are suspended by the same Govern.
mental authority that set them agoing
Luckily for all Of Us, the preliminary lecture OF
Renan is published for the worlds benefit, ind 10
wonderfully well worth reading.
In French politics his appointment and his saspsn'
sion are equally and curiously indicative.
Tha Oninfor Nationdle bad received first warn.
inc O, account Of an article on the discussions in
the Senate. containing injurious expressions tending
to insult the great body OF the Senate.
A letter from Paris mentions the extraordinary
fact that legal proceedings bad been commenced by
the French Government against the wel-knOwn
house Of Adam g. Co., bankers at Boliogns, In con.
sequence Of their having sent circuar TO their
clints pointing out the superior advantage 10 hold.
ers OF French A per cent stock, OF ssllng that
stock AID reinves,irg their monsy IN Noitnefa Ok
Of acceI ting the Government proposals Tor con.
yersior into 3per eents. 4,
The discussion of the Address in the Senate bad
made further progress. On the 9TH, paragraphs
three 20 nine were adopted. -
reckon on tue entire assistance OF England in toe
n Blianlt in reply, said that the engagements Of
The three allied Powers were entirely regulated by
the treaty OF October, ls6i.
Iulthe debate on Foreign Affairs, NJ lie Bourgue.
new spoke in favor of the temporal power OF the
Pope.
Gen. Gemeau objected TO the words Of the Ad.
dress relstiug Rene, and demanded that the qaes
lion should DO left entirely ~ the wisdom OF the In
peror.
II. Boryean defended the expressions used IN the
He maintained tuaS the exercise OF tenn
porsl authority was injurious TO the fape1 Ios'
srnuent. 500,
Ia the Corps Legisls.if, Baron de Juyenal laid On
The table = report Of the Committee appointed 70
consider the bill awarding a pension TO Gen MOE
tsuban for his services in China. Ibe Comnitfes
were unanimous in their r.jeetion OF the oil; ihs
report Discusses the question: and terminates ,bns'
!. AZ the moment when II is about TO propose 70
you resolution Inspired by motives OF the most ee'
waited character, the Committee experience deep
and sorrowful impression. We know that the Corps
egslatif will partake Of tins sentiment while Ole
f.ring on one point from the intention OF the Enps'
ror aim.st on the very moral Of the day, when the
ever generous confidence Of tie Sovereign has ~.
stored TO il several Of essential privileges bat
we nave thought that ulOn question touching ian.
dam.nisl principles, without Involving any imperial
cohtca necessity the Independence Of our language
would be tie best proc! OF the sincerity OF our devo
tion The sccou; 2lishment of duty has been still
more facilitated by the result OF the votes, beng ISL
to 80. TIE Committee has not for moment appre-
heuded failing 10 be the true interpreter Of the sen
ments OF the Assembly. The Committee, therefore,
unanirao sly proposes the rs ection OF the BIZ.
Three amendments were proposed on the subject
Of Gen. Montanban's pension, The discussion OF
which was fixed for the Oh. IRE amendmee'e
were rejected by tho Comrittee. The discufGon u
dav. IL il said the Emperor has replied 70 the let
ter addressed 10 him by II. de Morny. IBIS letter
will probably induce the Corrs Iegisatif 70 abandon
their project The Pope had 10 900 francs to DO
among The suffering workmen At Lyons
The Bourse, on the 18th, opened hrm, but closed
verv Fat, at decline CT more than 1 v cent. Three
y Cent Rentes, 70.4O.