New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

speaking of NJ. Rogeards expulsion from Brussels
states that LIE determined to cede ony 10 iorce "cn
at last the authorities resorted to-
Public opinion continues to show itself unavoraD'e 10
the Gastein partition of Poland but the Emperor
obeys the last injunction, and the one most sincerely
gven at ST. Helena by remaining Ia ttte de FdrM6e'
he tries to avoid quarreng with Prussia. The heeHe
Ges Deur Monde, has a clever article on NJ Drouyn
de Lhuyss.dispatch, from which, will give yeu lew
passages: 1.-The Gasein Convention Is remarkable FOR
one quality 1t only regulates what is called IN leu
tonic Latin prOrisornm; and on ProVis'
Drum discussion may be prolonged beyond the
end of time. II in France, the superfuty is neces
sity. in Germany the temporary is an eternity. The
arrangements Of 1851 and 1852 which settled the condi
ton of the Duches In their relations 20 Denmark, were
eontroyered and defended during II years The pro.
ysorm agreed to at Gasein has right TO be debated
for as long time. The French public imagined that
the guns OF Duppe delivered them forever from the In
explcabe ScLleswig .Hosten question. But they were
mover more mistaken We much mystiied about it
MS ever and will be Unt fne day events we little
codnt upon viii folce US to'try and understand It,
We applaud with all our hearts the dignifed and severe
protest OF NJ. Drouyn dB Lhuys against the Gastein
Convention. His indignation is theoretic and bis blame
platonie His condemnation Of outraged justice Is
however practical sanction Of it, and French dplo'
macy initiates that of the English system Of mere
verbal nteryeution for what Lord Russell did before
the event, we simply do after"
A French company has undertaken TO drain Lake Co
pals BGOia and plant its bed which has an area OF
5000 hectaTe with cotton The drainage is to be ef
iccted by means of a tunnel through Mount Ptoon
opening into ra,ine that terminates in the Straits Of
Eubea Helicon flows into the future cotton
plantation Hercules is said to have damned the out.
lot OF this lake when he wanted TO suberge the city Of
the AInyens and ii was its oyerfowngs which caused
the deugc of Ogyges and subsequently the submeIson
Of Athens and Elensis.
The vintage Las realized all the promises the vines
gave few weeks ago. The steady heat OF the last
week has been unusually favorable TO the grape harvest
and il is said that this years wine will be the finest
made in France since lsll
Two halpenny journals are on the eve OF appear
ing One viii he called the Noursles edited by Jules
Neriac Honri Rochfort, and Albert de Lasalle. The
other viii have for title the Cil''it. It's editor will be
Victor konng OF the Figaro Programme.
There several halpenny papers already in exist
ence in France. At the head of them is e Pet Journal
which commands circulation Of 100000. 1t con.
tains short and amusing resume Of the week. The
columns devoted to police intelligence crimes and
casualties s filed by writer who might, were he an
Englishman. command high salary as contributor
20 Punch. Wherever you go in France you meet LAD
selling the Ps!ii Journal lie makes his way into oCtts
Restaurants and the table dhds OF bathing establish
ments met him at Strasburg. Boulogne, Pierreiond.
BroSt and when l did meet him, at Forges-les.
Dans was satisfied that had fallen into place which
without stretch OF the imagination be made the
theatcr of some pastoral drama in the Gessner style
] think we have seen the last OF the Dayenports,
whose impudcnt letter to tie Opinion Na'OHah meets
with deserved contempt. and it would be well for
France hnt the sprituastio journals disappeared as
wcll. l recommend those who keep themselves and
their friends in a state Of febro excitement by table
tulnngs and spirit rappngs procure report recently
communicated to the Academy Of Medicine, which
states that SINCE Homo introduced into France the
cumsy ugglcry Of "the Misses Fox of Rochester.
y. u" insanity has increased 81 per cent. The
Jomroi de RoaeH speaks OF town whore, after the
sojourn Of spirit 20 women entered anatic asylum.
Crowds go every night 10 Robin the CoDjuror at
the Davenport rope trick. He does II first as the
Dayenports do, with closed doors, doing all the
devil in the house" music, pitching things out of
the holes ia the press and showing hands, some
black and some white Then he goes through the same
performance with open doors and lets the public see in
strong ga.ght that which the Davenport Spirits re.
que darkness aud closed doors to achieve. Its highly
amusing TO see bis medium slipping in and out of the
rope knots transferring the tambourine to the head OF
confederate sc. must. however, in all honesty con
fos that many people BAY Robin does not do precisely
the same thing the Davcnports, and as have not
seen either Of them can give no evidence in the matter
My unwaycring conviction that the Dayenports are
merely cobjurers WILL OF course, have no weight with
people who prefer believing that they work by super