New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-26

.l'rg 800 oGr r v-re.c- ari af-rws-t B-essalt
to s9l in golden reakers gre f-sr'lE pr Ar 1f TIE
Tine q Vuic ~ noe ..talr, wlIl D. sr ev--
Airss enJ y.nen. tOr wt.cn ~e might wei come
q Pans.
Tne sG1i-rce - fress t-este-s is genera is
ron.cos~o 0f the middle r. asses ll tne I-s'isa
o ERA Il use I'D - the F-e- en- Oce-a shines o. e
au5 u-s -. German. and 1ccss .lls. TX ~
ta- ~ nor ho1se- co.. t-u'e select par-y g. t-r'
d ~ from those ken his-ts.
Much - Tie lie u4on me stsre - c-aFn from
Sc -. 1sive ts1rfs. Il % there ,lat tle no.
Ei.ist-a beto. the Which = sr-lyed '1 pr
pie I'D fae Nnen--reho.d the Intrigue. me p.s
son ami the paint which = lo1-e1 90 sta-ely PAL
aces AID 10 -irelt eolIJsE@s. There too. t1-t
see the SAM virtu-s = cn .ley kne" more s''
Lcolsly s'tI-ed-tle same wees more ie af-l y re-
CT ,-us 3.
Tao same blue sky shove them bent
sn1 s.-. their virtues are tar best
Rachel deserve. m.re clrcom,-snt.ai caat
-han have nov space io-. and "a r. n.l.t cave her
-iI n.xttm- Sl- Ia ils, acfcfe1 "a 's-llfr
d novel trampb BID FIVE CO. 90. rls 10 c--io- g.
leaving for the u0nrr iar sYes % Pl-dre aid re-
meme o. f4Jr tie i.-tg.-s %: Arlene Lecn-
90 .-eur. al actress so yea.saE0 - tie same shea
ger Iu Which the 0laIla = played.
Wab tns egrag. L = hisr green snd hlil :
ui 81 We are nos fairy launched, s't-r ft
and melancholy death. Struggle of tNe .n'er iLt
rfrat-rs begin - b. sonie~nft a arm aud lnl"in-
frt.b.r, End Eai y 90 Ored II lee 'hnol.ce zoe
,,-.iuy o. o. Mobiles u the "CnateaI rouge
,l me H pp.dome aud the many other G-i
.~t,- gsrts aud GUNNER resorts. ~ ole for he
first me- ia Paris, 4 he s and Dri lalty iIIgmi-
usreo crspter opeas ia these c2e-in-s. to- no
hing IL - novel Gld pleasant 30 a. = n-rlran a.
the peoples lie DO Europe snl though iu ia
DC be more picturesque aad poetc-iu GERMANY
more h-slsy snd 'i-cese-lt Wi be ~ France
more graceful snd gay.
Tee cou1iess weather 8 propitious. to- fr tie
norrows ie.e-the anniversary 81 the p-ncl
tiou Of ri. hepga.c by the Assembly Tn" gar-
e-n 81 tn Tuil-ri~s 'he ACE d. Ia COlcorde, tnr
Champs sees AID tue Rue Roysie a's already
ia OF tn Preparations. Hlge urns, one 'ks can
ie.strks hreWork francs, pArs sud san 20
iugs are already surrounded BY the "Onaefl's
oii-rer. Bat he nes, psrt OF the Day and The -"
WI be tue brightly Cressfd crowds 1fdrr The
Iceland on the p ace. e-e mskrs Pa1.isps
ch lcren sud they roam a. ar sul lng the sights
with open-e, ed delight. The Presidrst . psss
tie army and the National Guard 10 review = y
ne peca larly beautiful etc, you sa'i hear OF H.
R.yslty. after oil. leaves some pleasant lsea
ces 20 tn- Republic. even n their history aud r.
npnbrsnce be hitle emhuered. The palaces
aud gardens Of the cites, The chatesus sud forests
The country. are resources TO- recreation ana
art which our well worslng Republic does nor
take heed T. provide. There Ia no need Of L with
rs iu the country. but IT there were Z does 10,
the character OF me poop OF I'D the tpIIl'
of the Government VT 10 The otis, At least
q. hch are OF 81, h populIus growth, Why are not
aree garden spaces reserved, upoa every consid.
rrotfon Of health beauty and uuiiy One day
sur ctildren or our cnildrei chl drcn al hld y
iule lrlsure 10 employ. Should II Lot be our part
10 secure their play ground
In Paris nothing IS more charming than me gar
deus those Of the IuAerits sud az the Lux"m-
blurg especially. ln the latter, which s very
.arge the sense of the c. ~ Il entirely iost-only
rs high handsome towers stand above the tree
cps in the modesty Of cista &C. AMI adorn Ike
stately .umncr-hlufes and temple the syasious.
quot gre D.. S-atles and vases and fountains are
.,,l among the trees beds and banks OF nri.ht
flowers are entirely respected. Children OBJ all ages
pIay IA tie grounds under the blys from the
.,h ol. and the li.te ones too young for tost au1
newly born babies are rocked and sJO'ned in the
sweet air. AID the sun kisses them. The Garden
Il Plants Is thron Ell too every dsy aud tn trees
seem To- bloom earlier than elsewhere. requiuue
thcir tender caring. a stranger soon learns wi y
Freedmen love Parls--why It is their world. Il
i the gr, at expression of the French genius aud
ne nation admircs itself ia is work Yet ch'id
J another scuIls, be- never cessfs % feel That u
a brilliant burst 81 music striking the ear, bat
.or hsunting the heart. II is asoarklug liquor
whose evaursceut exit GRAFTON dies as he la1 :
down the goblet not Hebe-poured nectar MAX
lug diyiney drunk. =. VIC