The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-16
Cur Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, July 1852,
The Wrataer-Es Efecis--Tas Foo1a cj July is. Parts
.9aercan Cheis-lse EgaiGi,ion Of Pal;.ngs The Ma
eum-Reg0ttas--Hhste FISHING ~ Elec,r5c.9--7He
Bishop If Ciicogo his Uay to TIC Pope-Nciiae IL
tdree rdrdoEed 1Hea,ricsis-N Madame so..ag g1i,g "a
he United Stat,s--.fmrioaHs IN Paris.
The rain is bat close. sui ~ ani ale
weather is reignng the city Of Paris ana
the nechboIing departments Thus have gained
nothing by the change AMI everybody complauing
tbis peither fish fowl weather Such a disarcra,e
temperature is very bad FOR The general neal h aud
has been received from several departments anu par su
larry from tn. OF rEure tba, the maiaTs j there
and causing she deaths 0: many persons The oes. doc
OF Paris have been there by the government
stop the terrible progress Of the dsase il possible
Speaking Of deaths have mention those o. aevsrs,
distinguished men who have been carried away within
tie last week First, ~ Xavier de Msistre eminers
literary gentleman author Of several we'll known hoos
among which win only nape, "rhe Lesper o; the Val
ley Of Aoste,n The Journey Around my Room The
Pope etc Then Dr. Recamier the Oldest of the ncade
my OF physicians OF Paris whose science, charity AMI
virtue had no equal; VI. de St Memin. who the
founder of the school for young ladies in New York
Kept by q Madame Chegaray and wbo lately. was the
President of the Museum Of Dion Last will mention
Dr. Grutsnsen the inventor Of the instrument used for
the Of stone in the bladder, called the ti,!rer
and other surgical instruments, which are now much il,
favor among the best surgeons of the world This
who was also very wonderful astronomer, died at
Munich. on The ed inst, aged rs years
The inclemency of the weather the pleasures
Of the country from being enjoyed they ought be
by the amateurs Of fun and veness ny those who have
plenty OF money 70 scatter over the pavement OF Pas
and its The only places which still fire.
quented when the sun is throwing his mighty rays
the monuments Of our city the grand of tae
Bots de Bouogne and the Champs Elys6e There in the
afternoon from three TO six O'Clock al the gil. youths
OF Paris are riding driving, and walking ali The ladies'
OF pleasure. and decent Foreigners exhibiting their
powers 10 each other. 1t is very curious sigh
hold the folly Of certain people who because they are
Mr. Somebody in their country village. town. or city at
home, are certain that they make sensation here in
Paris city where ever looks at AR Rothschid
when he gees into tina streets.
What difference exists between those men who wish
70 shine quand none and those distinguished Americans
who ENJOY their riches quietly. retiring during the
nor TO pleasant chatean where their utmost pleasure
is TO with cordially their frienis and relations
An American iarly here have purchased splendid
tie called Petit Nd, well known in the annals Of the
reign a Louis NV which Is the most enchauao, place
ever built in the ueghhchood Of Paris There every
Sunday the tatc IL surrounded with number Of extra
state The champac Ne is freely drank Ia the meet
sbe styie in toasts of the most exquisite refinement;
the PARK " travelled oil by the quests the tis-d
room ffequepted ly the amateurs of that game music
and excellent iuuslcby ZEAL IyStcs IL likes
such di.roncc iyitwcen the two sorts Of Ameri
can who come 10 Pafistit OF loo shness and that Of
Eobtr en- ut.
.4po,6s-ths Fourth of Juy which was 20 wel--vith
the exception OF be Narellase III M celebrated two
years ego by society of about eighty Americans at the
Trors Proyonoaux Is TO be- this year onopollsel by
the cque Of The American Club their opponents.
The exhibition Of paintings Of living artists was closed
yet rlay afc; noon and the premium dributed to the
artists were offered tbs morning by The nbors Of the
committee and the Minister Of the Interior. /
lie 70 20 there. but vii send the details O. that dit-
button in my next Litter
The nueeUm. which ieto BE- olnrosed Of The antiquities
which have been uGeJ by the kings and emperors o.
France since the beginning If the monarchy till
daye nearly completed and, within few weeks will
DC ofcncd 10 5e public, III gallery oil The Palace OF
tie Louvre.
The regatta. Of tho Seine took place on Sunaty last Mt
Argeicflil snl particu airy bo8utiIu' the
number u bots Gpd he deg Of The u play There
were prosort twenty nine yachte Quilt in the style Of the
nitod states clipper America which gave The most br
liant aspect 70 the river Foituoa.ey the Fca;her
tne aud the fete went OIL in very cre1table
The society now as embed at the watering place a
Niohy y quite numerous aud Imposed G. the most emf
nent people Of the country. received few dye agr
letter f. IN that Place b. .hich am ted tia. Genciss
Taqutlninat st. Anaut ThieOault, Messieuss d. ~.
Marc dc Mon allen bert. Desnoussesux dc Goy!e. Bel
legme md several other distinguished state men
discussing ths bouuecus waters Of that spring IL Ia
wbsl.rcd In some quarters that the Prpce pres
all psss through tichy during his next joarney,
main here flr a few weeks.
Much excitement h. Lately been created in the ports
4 Dunkirk. Dieppe, and others Qfom whence French
hthefmoB are sailing whaling 'xcuF.lons) @oout inc
discovery made by Dr. IIobnembrg Of Bremen Of new
way q killing the cetaccous by the means OF
.ectuey. IL appears that the inSetor, after numerous
mes for society ~ which his invention Uoud DC
~ nIu made agreement With consul from Bremep
81. ieneek Ken who furnished him wish the means 70
,st "a =, Which was called Averic ueineoken anu
~ We faSlac ocean, with all the necessary weapons
90 vii - 'ne new process This onteri~ie has been
q, pt ~ Nh success that ships are 70 De sent
"a 'u's where the Ayeric Henecken - SUI
inning Win tho utmost snccess An tho French 1si.r-
paign ''iic Wcapons We "'" oi'-
"a Freuriet sculptor a. mpoh .o,ont bos rpcoivea
orders from the ninstor Of ~" in-r;or - ,oskc ,b
sahS q Two % tho's Gpted a,ap snulals viii n have