Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-25
THINGS IN PARIS.
coHnrsroSpEscs OF THE EVENING POST.

coRRrsPoSDEscg OF THE EVENING POST.
PARIS, OcroBER ls, ls4s.
find fire the most troublesome and expensive thing
have yet with 1t is singular that science in France
with all its boastng and all lis academies has turned
attention economy of heat 10 The household distribution
OF water. Dear fuel is, the repaces constructed
waste almost all the heat. One day last week saw
and filling with buckets the family reservoir Of
Hotel Castglone. Not useful machine invented on
large scaleif except the Artesan wehave ever heard
Of They are SO unsklfu in working the engine thai
many English workmen are employed upon the railroads.
Fighting their great passion, and the minor arts, from the
dressing of doll to the adornng Of LADY, their distinguish
ing excellence. H
went last week Versailles of which the great beauty
the delightful walks and woods Very few persons
there, and spent Of my time sitting upon the marble
eats looking the falling leaves and watching the poor
men picking up chesuus which he burnt for fuel
when dried The pictures Intended to illustrate the history
of France do not exhibit single good action if except
est Louis dispensing justice under the Oak of Vncennes,
Bonapae visiting dying soldiers in hospital" and
" Sisters of Charity ministerng to the wounded" To this
is added the frivolous Luxury Of marble and gliding tho cost
of which wng from the hard hands Of the oworn pea
any. Thus have Frenchmen been educated for centuries
The palace has inscribed upon it $50 all the gories OF
France" These past gores have made them what they
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this collection John Locke and Newton look just enough
like themselves to be recognised Sheridan ard Charles Fox
are well preserved Madame de Mantenon and La yae,e
very neresng-one from her dignity, the other from her
rare beauty. have been also ST. Denis Those old
Kings, whose egies lie in the vaults if they be justly repre-
scented there worthy of the sceptre many Of them not
only civzes of France but Of Europe Nothing ministers
egotsm and low tasteshe majesty Of man lies hereldo
princes by concession of weakness and gnor
ance but those whose benecence and wisdom wrought good
| service to mankind.
This people making strange botch Of republic.
Louis Bonapare, living in Place Vendome calls himself
Prince Louis keeps secretary, and affects the old bureau
yet he without the least talent is quite popular idol 1t is
expected by many that he will be the first President Of the
public because the soldiers demand him. Thus in modem
times Pratoran guard chooses the Emperor.
There good influences at woh still Coquerel
preacher and politician breaches earnestly, and Illus
with great panstaking the righteousness that exals
nations. The Able La Codiere Catholic preacher OF great
emnene, is the editor Of fEre Nouvele Sunday paper of
the best principles. He believes afirns that they
are however they may be governed mako the veal of
nations In the last paper there excellent article on the
Les Causes de Ia Msere" These hs believes be want
Of justice to the aborng dshonesywant of
education morality for al-universa gaming in small lot,
tees the RIGHTEOUSNESS that walks the Streets not only
reproved, but permitted, erected into pubc institution and
made Of revenue and the enomsus Of wine The
remedies he looks the pulpit, the hoo the press aud
the uses Of adversely. ..
So far my limited observation goes the French
markaby free from habits Of ntoxcaoh This writer COM
mends the unusual and varabe sobrie Of Of the a
! in comparison Of the French. London, at md
night you know Pars-nay, most parts, for there
gin shop in ST. Jamess palace Tor servants OF that grand
gon-anscends all cities upon earth for Drunkenness reel
ing and falling down often in the stree-en, women, chi
dren in the light Of the farng gas flame have witnessed
this several times with unspeakable PAIN
think what has made the insurgent class in France
what they They have had no moral education. The
French from the days of Louis XIV have had recourse
arms to accomplish every public objec-so long ago the
age have mentioned, coec; taxes sometimes impossible
to raised from the the people, and those who could
pay might he shot down by Government order Madame
de se,gne has given details fshttul of such donss
Life has never been holy thing ia French eyes witness III,
actual determination Of the excellent HuguenO and the
persecution Of the Port Royass themselves Catholics Of the
highest worth The triumphant party has for the most par
been the wicked paryhe thing destroyed or neurslzed
the germnant principle Of good From all this the rcsduum
OF niquity unregeneraed has down this day. Then
glory has been set before their eyes, this glory being the
triumph Of physical force and the celebration of themselves
They dozed Bonapae because he the father Of vain
Boosting and Of spectaces From 1902 to 1905 this capita
diminished in population to $4,000 still glory was com
pensa,ion Tor this. From 1917 1885, twenty nine years
the increase has been $500 If you look at the public
reared such immense cost you perceive then
covered with representations Of the very worst actions men
coinmbeore which single murders lose their character
crminay almost. They who take the sword (this is no
quite rightly shall perish by the sword" says the Book
nations this this fatal policy niects postey
What is right for great domination inc, il is right b
implication, for every single in its turn and opportunity
70 do also.
Rome shall perish-write tha, word
In the blood that she has split"
Cowper has put thcse words into prophets mouth,
they are the utlerance Of universal truth The destruction
is not the day Of the Understanding, neither is the
reibuon Of life for life, but il is in the fruits Of TIE ohumar
ssnguinary spirit. Those in Pas-for Paris is long
er France the French abhor her acknowledgements advise
send into Italy, impoverished as this nation is say thai
the war will maintain ITSELF and tina, the ravagng Il Italy
will support the troops What Government If have any
justice any restraint in it, is too yranncal for such pol
clans X.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC, AND INSTRUCTIONS
TO POSrMASTERS.