Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-01

rla,s. September so. isis.

Csvespeadsaee " fhe tates.
rAats. September so, is4s.
sines tbs g rsion Of the legislative Chambers hs
ended. some weeks ago. Paris has bten quite Dc
serted, ard dull, and melancholy. The weather
getting chilly. and that nil specify al The city O
gain, fas there 10 no suq.slte in France. there
in England driving tsshionabe people into sufo,c CO
.x,ls during o certain number OF moaths every yea
IN England, II 10 considered q sort Of duty TO ieav
London about the twelfth Of AugusS, when grouse
shooting bsgias, and to remain out Of London unit
alter ChristmsS In France, the fashionable folk
run down to their ehateaux during the autumn, an
run back Paris whenever the weather gets gloomy
One reason fos this may be. the French nobesse no
W any mesns having such Inducements to stay ia
the country as the English have.
The number OF English visitors and residents in
Paris. during the present year. IS % very small
as compared TO What &c used to be-that the shop
keepers are quite in despair. The quantity OF mos
new spent in Paris, Annually, by the English is so
great that few would believe il unless they had 1t
IRON good authority, as have.
For SONS time past, Paris has been merely a
cast OF stage between England and Italy or SwitK-
erland. There are crowds Of travellers who re
main for a week or go, but the regular reside ats
Who draw their rents from Great Britain and Ire
h nd and spent them in Paris, few and FAR be =
tween AZ one time. and that not remote, you
could see them popu'anns Tue rue DC hVon snd
the Hue Sssug"on,, oeeuPy"s 'i'o oes, uTe''ins
there; out shining the most brilliant Of the French
noblesse in the Champs Elysee-but that time is
gone. vi. ihets inoeu'a'eu oSns f.aue. Vim
nus war N,st W. Iea.s "eY. u -, ~ -,
tne hnsusn IN r'auee, ~ 80 sL 80 ~
find war suddenly proclaimed between France and
England, ard themselves detained as WAS the case
sher' s's' Ai1 -S.sa la 80 .,nh,,.o mon ,he
Seniy declared var anu ,no an ns ''
ia. ,a,a,,r H.. iii he int a snrinkline of
c..i;.s s."iJ.,,s n Pr,nee Otbe, ns,;on, ho~.
- .a,,r;h,',a ,hs;, cot, of ahsen,e., Rux.;,
e'es, ,;n,,,,s iii asoms IL ,,rons for IN, Co
80 100, 80 hro,n ;c;cI.-has ,b.v.d .o Ear =,
-. IL ~. .h;.., "a t,,v.I IN and reside in Ps,;s
WI, s.,..s ;se change I know moi. br, !, bn,
,,Len mace. know. also. that when the Au:ocrst
t..a y, ~. .ndden dam ~ The Dnc arc, Leans he
nsa1 ~. s',,ssssnh Is,,s, Of conSoenc. for 7 ou;s
p..,,. NJ 40 no, $50 ,h,, he x,o,, ,uch
,p'p h;,, N, IN. Emneror Nicholas s;,,nc,'cd
80 A. r,eh 10, rr,riou.-for he nd M,
ma .dsa,S,h. ReroIu,ion of Is3o-bu, he v,o.
80. 80 ~. Rns.;,n Ambns,odor. mentioninc
Ss,v he \. men,,d the heavy denriya,iop which
r 80 pb,,,no, and the ROYAL Family OF France
h.d sn,,.ined and the Ambass ador had orders TO
st. M, Ie,tr, IN Louis Phiippe read il for him
IA e ,.on.s,cd Is,v, him A COW. The Kins did
,", AZ ~ conv and the Ambassador thought il
~;sh, 90 off.r him one. Tn. Kings quiet repiy was
~, a. Ia no ,h;nl ol ,,c-,xin o n private letter
~ 80 odd m. matter
+, rons,ouenc, Of the perpni.sion above named
-, o ',s.;,,s a. nou in p,,;, and p,,ny
-. 80. .rn.cIed Thev ains their poId sbop,
,.;,b rx,r,ordinarv proiusion. They have, in
,.snner tnrred The Partisan hotels amos; inside out,
ond This 10 only ,oerable by the great and lavish
ana ,ns q oI tsv 'T nc. ~st;rc' Tnsy do no, much
,ei;.h E,sncb cook.rv. though thew tolerate it
..,h; ,.,n,s .,e ,.enssd of cherishins and indu'y
a., sr.La.t for Iamp oil tallov candles aud.sueb
.i.S;s,ti,s
TL % ,,,;,. of The bs,,er elAss-ths nobles-
$4,000 ann.,;,s. s,iII disnlnv the savage amid
oII ,he 6,.rv and fashion which they snort, Thus
- S,InS L,anSv h,sors n, and a(,sr br.akf,st
snd hay. a s.nsrsI jrinkins bout At night. With
mos, oc ,h.m the eating drunk ia .ovoteisn
30, nI.asn,s nr;v;Isee and sntv. aye sods and
li,,le 6she. - las Shakespeare does not saw u how
fond The Rrss;sns are of tipplins
Even the l,di.s hear the reuutation OF beirg but
.so,, s,vssesr In Ensland. YOU hear people con.
.,an.iy oo1r;ng out nns,hsmas on account of the
a -, ronSo.ss n, ,ob,cco What would thew
s,w = ,hsv cav a. saw Yesterday. two Russian
l.d;es-e counte.s whose husband has an Europe
an ccleLritv and her daughter pretty Girl OF
..sveet sx,csn -dressed in the very pink of Pari.
,;nn fashion ms elegant morsing dresse, as man
.y, adn,;,.J ar vouau ons.d for smoking cicarsi
IT, "a L..n inns occupied for some hours If one
mich, ;adge from the saliyal deposits at their feet
on The hsbly vanished floors. Tee French aclu-
oIi h.,. ,hs,s Rn,;,rs-.fesdinp IA, their ancient
erudeen on accoun, of 1914 and 1915. when the
Cossscks treated PAR. a. a conquered cty,-and
verify thew take their revenge IL has been the
custom 10 charge the English cent per cent on the
eommonest purchases but the Russians are made
10 paw. on an average, eight times more than they
ought 10 pay.
Ali the Rovol Family have been At Eu with the
King and q ueen. The Duke d'Aumale has quilted
COR Africa and the Prince OF Joinvie has been sen,
of also He will immediately depart on a voyage
90 the East ladies'. The medical men certify that
dis deafness will be incurabe unless he spend some
time in very warm climate But the gossip OF the
day has il that this is paternal prescription, and
that his Royal Highness has been sen, away in
semi disgrace on accoun, Of his known tenderness
tor Msd'elle Rachel the celebrated tragic &c ress
The Carlists will have il that the Prince favored
M. Thiers' war mania, ard that this initiated the
Kin. but really suspect that the LADY at the
.oltom Of the affair."
Tho p,ince is nv far The most liberal and theTe