New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-03

a. rho nrcceding voluIpes of the "Memolrea'
- we'll rs this. offer now and then such alnifanis
proofs None Of them is more Striking than Lis rao
portrait Of that rad iiginal, Lanaftihe.
! L4warine'. Misfortune s snd 10 ne that ne hso ho
died shortly after lSiS ehas let himself become an
obiec; Of tie lowest fom Of pubic eharlty; J. you
20 aiong the Boulevard to-day, nisn ~ the corner
Of the Rue Neuve des CaEuciues, cf{ing oa1 Ly'. -
LamaYiinc viii thrus' into your hands the sc' no
| of The Lottery ST. Point, soliciting yon 10 D'y
tcket for five cents Tie profits If this lottery are
| TO 20 toward clearing off the heavy mort ghseS on
the fallen man b estates near Macon. Bllnd Ola De
sarus begged his obOus from the PasseIs ~ VI, -
oil er want ard other dignity than tis: Lamar nv
fell from greater hight than tue byAh,ine 'oio'
and General but he carried down hls olLhity ana
maniuess aud received hopeless Internal injuries III
the fail While il seems ~ have crushed his pflde
| il ha. cau,ed a morbid Development OF his vanity
But its wort effect wac Oh his @0Tdfe riither 'hai
ON liz Intelligence. lie still wines, when blAseu
il not he topc readably, ana l. reported 10 he no"
amazed on a crftique Of Victor Iugof Nisera'fS
Tie NOV oment abont this llet preas woih riiu b'e'
on and 4, note wort y Tor Ie variety ana inQorHc"
| Of iis aspects. The comments II hHe pfONoho' ~
neveIaYers IN stRteiier periodic us anu ~ fie''ai
tsnbhlste gould be curious II tor nothing bG. Tor
tbeir ouantr which i. .lmo.' daily increasing IA
mn hGGitiou to current literature. The oral COM
Inents were theIe any Way oi measuring ueu
would be more, far moe voiumnou'. ihey PIE ny
no cans confined 10 n discussion OF the pueY me-
rafy Qualities ard defects 81 book inst buses tIc
thoughts and srs a. G.sOIs OF French men, as 10
other hook of the last decade. nay Of tie laat
twenty year. hss busted and stirred then' ana
~ saving his do not forget The ene,I prVcuceH d!
certain book. OF LauInenais aud oi Eugene sue
| the purely literary n perhaps the least iI,eoi'iln'
vsu,e Of this literary Ihenon cnon. W De'HeF
Is M4sdiles - Gosrei Or Baspcl, hether IT, gu
thor i Ey2uttll.l or Csc.ugeist Is matter OF u n
ION yery wsrny di-crsed Tor the rasi three months
in France Jul tls,, ~ heca,e, blt once OF lhef.
~ nov, let ~ adjunct If not su ordinate, to hs real
NJ f,tcied vocaos Of socialist preacher u lHteni
Or IL it i.roi il will become patent TO any impair
tai render of tbe ps'souaIo stthcss Of @alch We
work has teen the object on The part OF clerco-ie'
,itinist Espolsonc-c Conservative aid liep coItril
Of The passionate MuiaIOns, 90 winch al hhs Dteh
tie object, on the part OF .ol-d.sant literary CH ~
o. tie various hber. political, shd hnmanllailiu
/ Il !. instructive 10 elaerve what Tony Luml kin
would ,tyle tie cobcatin .ion Of things accord
Ih.!y." Given, French adu iicr OF L,s U'efH"e' .
ard you nave an advocate Tor the evacuhtoh Oh
Rome f. censor ui che Ne xicau expedition, more
or les G.rcoufagcd syuratlzcr with tie lhNed
sts,e in re more or lefs douliu struggle VIA rs
own inoxrlcI.le mpolcy AM the masierly rgor
oas policy Of TIE Confederate ave Association. All
general rales have their exceptions; but this ID tue
| general rule.
les M..rofles, is,xcrcisng very direct Influence
on the nal-adiniuisi ration Of justice III france,
~ the Mv.feries de Paris IN its time Ma very
direct influence on the administration of puolc ava
/ rriyuf. leu4fcence France. 80 long ago, ii
tiuufly remember as hen ne sat pIirDucr IN Ham,
the present Emperor of the French stated IN well
choseD phiase aud loncd protect 10 the statement
/ lie lanenLsblc disregard Ct indivlduh liberty VIII
which French men aud Frrch laws were charge
able There has lately cone about change ~ ms
rsr.ct in public opinion that promises t. bring about
A change for he better n French laws. On tins
and some other points respecting the admnittration
Of injustice lie, MseTabh has furnished argumeutt
AID been the cause OF arguing IN otherr jean
Nn.,u'r case h.s been taken up on appeal 10 Iublc
orinion BY men earned in the law. Aud some de-
tending, Others opIosng, Hegos presentation OF u,
Are all turning attention 10, and therefore helping
forward the ISOLATION If one OF the grayest questions
for every civilized communty-iIow rshahilitato lis
/ condemned member.
OF al tie compliments paid to Nictot Hugo, tie
I moot singular Iud, to the author Of The DrHHr
! Tour iHH COrd1mtf. perhaps The most gratifying,
| l. lis .uloyuun by public exrcutioner. The mere
fnct If eloquent. II may be read in the preface to
the Ncm0ires de SsDt GcEsr0li0Hs Il LIccEtcHrs
! par Sdas %, gHcieH IrtcLttr dr. NGHtes Nurrc'
IIs Ports This Samson il the laft mfle survivor OF a
family in winch the instruments Of torture, the axe
the cord. and SuilOthe were iated henloomr Tor
nearly Two centuries. TIE heir OF tho house coul.
not break away from tie bloody lie. There war
hn instance, zone generations back, where The
dreadful heritage fell 10 mere child too feeble 10
WELD q tools Of bis Iroiession; but a"alllog his
growth IL .trengih be was led out L. a'sst officially
o.
man VIZ. ike the king ana never died. The p.esen
! NJ Samson was permitted To r,sigu bis post 20 the
GuillotiLc IN lNs. lie retIrd 10 the country. as
| sumed another name ahd na- been occupying zone
can hardly suppose amusn.l his lei-u.e hours with
/ tie oourorii0n % there NJaoIrSs. They arc Hot
vel comlos,d. There Is an unpleasant nir oi b0)k
making uuOut this hr-t volume the only one 81 the
pfol ned riN yet published which DruN okcs doubt
ar " ihc Scudicliy q the iarIa'lon ana ihe sn-
c1iiy Of tie author. But Ibis may we'll b. more the
D.. a q. Al. IL l. lint ffis
20 bear In miI that ths Sauron aud bic father and
grandfather, sustained under the heavy burden Of
tlcir forced profession good character ~ well ar
good reputation men. Ia this respect the magls
trues whose l.Losis they fulfilled were often th,ir
iufeTioTs Take that Revolutionary Tribunal, M the
Reign Of Tenor. FOR example, or Lallys Royal
Judges IN tie preparatory Reign oi Honor OF Louis
Nv. TIE fret bali 81 the volume ~ taken up WIN
"a historical notice Of the old modes oi torture aud
judicial murder aud Of the status ol eAecutiOneis N
frunoe. Then begins the story If how, long ago. II
youn. Samson Of good society changed from naval
oicer to eTecGuOuer ana STATED the bloody line
IN tue inuny all for love. The Incidents romantic
may 10 true, bat are told IN tie style OF poor
novel
| lho Mcmoir,, du Cteraiier Chasot, BY Blaze d.
Bury, with original letters Of Frederick the Great,
worth relating III AmeIice. will iecur to the book
| The cute GeOiog.que de In Tcrre by jules Mar
con, il noticed as follows by Louis Figuer com
l4tent Judge ia the Gaze " IL resumes al that Is
known OF Tie geology of our planet from tue sbors
OF VIM. Smith, Humboldt, De la Beche, Ellie do
beaumont, Leopold de Buch, Murchison ssmonda,
j. HILL, Hitchcock, and great number OF eminent
geologrts AMI from the personal observations OF tue
author IN the New World. 1t il drawn II scale OF
l-23 &c., o0 which enables the principal geological
formations, represented by nine color-, To be very
clearly figured Europe, North America, and part
of South America, the portions of The gole
pfosnos,ically mapped III tLs work"
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