The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-08
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our PARIS Correspondent.

PARIs. Sept. az, 1893.
IN. pa,is;.ns are ENJOYING the finest kind OF Sepes
ber weather Last evening they thonged the bouevAds
as gsyly as on midsummer night Among the lounKeis
who slipped ices and smoked cigars In front OF Tor
TOMS the Mason Doree. and The Gale dc PsIis, were
scores OF Gallo Cock who have Just returned
from ,hei summer travels. Not few OF them, II The
truth were conle ssed, have travelled but little beyond
Passy, or Sceaux or Bellevue or Monlmorency. They
mig IT. indeed have gone further and Jared worse The
score OF air and scenery But 10 hear our Partisan
fan eur talk OF s uoysges you would fancy That be
had Changed his vanished pumps for the seveneagued
boots Of the legend. and that had wrought miracles
for him. II he does not boast OF having searched with
Dr. Kane for Sir John franklin and the north pole-if
he has not measured the pyramids o Egypt or seen the
combas, at once groesaue and dreadful, between The
parsans OF that my seIious perhaps mystical, parsonage
Tien TIE and the loyal soldiers Of the Emperor Hen
Foung. the banks OF the Yang Use Kang. in revou-
tonary Chnahe al least does not hesitate TO talk Ia
narly OF the Thames, the Rhine. and even the Danube
A well as Albert Smith, he has made the ascent OF
Mont Blanc. and, like M AmIere, a Promenade en-
Am cirque" According 10 the complexion OF his poi-
cal Sc hments iii these have any color that OF the
chsmeleon,) he may be supposed TO have visited Frohs
do. Ciaemont. the Isle Of Jersey the little courr Of
" Henry W. the tomb OF Louis Philippe Or the retreat
OF Victor Hugo He has been surprised 10 find another
Louvre in the Hermitage at 81. Peersbnrgh; has pen
e,raed the secrets Of The diplomatic conference at Vi
emma; intends to witness the interview a Olmutz be-
tween the young Emperor Of Austria and his willy and
terrible ally, the Emperor Of all the Russas has seen
the English and French fleets lying idly in the bay Of
Besika ard during the Ramadam at Consantnope, has
entered in Disguise the mosque OF Saint Sophia and
heard the imaums excite the iervor and anaicsm OF the
faithful; or less adventurous, our tourist was content
with sharing the festivities at Brussels in honor OF the
marriage OF The Duke Of Braban Austrian Princess
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chases attracted him to Dleppe, where the inhabitants
whose loyalty is Of the Vicar BRAY descriptions sup
piled the Emperor and Empress Of the French, Ior two
millions two hundred thousand francs, with lots of the
same enthusiasm with which similar terms they used
10 supply first the Duchess of Berry, and then Louis
Philippe. the King Finally, our ,ruan from the
Boaleyards came from the regattas al Havre and the bull
fights at Bayonne, to "asss at the sham fights at St.
German, during the three days campaign of the army
that forms the camp Of Satory and the opening OF the
Grand OPERA with that master piece OF Meyerbeer, the
Hugaenots.
The hunting has already opened and our dan
dy provided with outfit OF most fanasical shooting
costumes, will hurry away to rejoice in the autumn hos.
FATALITIES Of chaeaue. or else he contents himself with
spreading less destruction among rabbits and par.
dges just outside the Notifications II be added
that the queer figure he cuts crossing The fields
eriiy the rabbits and par,Tdges aforesaid half much
as il amuses his fellow citizens who pass him their
way make the most Of these fine September Sundays
at Scaeux, Saint Denis, Monlmorency the lake OF Eng
hien. the park OF ST. Cloud the forest OF ST. German,
somewhere else in The delightful environs OF Paris
The "audacous preienslons" oil Americans. as indi-
Gated by their reception Of the Of the Koszia af-
fair, have furnished texts fer abusive on the
part OF European journalists. The dsambike Nsonols
has taken the lead in attacking the American spirit
aud we happy TO add that It's attacks have been
bly, repealed by the Steele This latter journal contained
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ted States and Europe" in the course OF which II pre-
scented speech delivered by Hon Dudley Mann in 1855
as shadowing forth tho real policy OF the American gov
eminent in its European relations.
The elections for several members OF The French corps
gsaf have lately resulted. OF in favor OF the
government candidates. As little public attention
excited by these elections as by the recent meetings OF
the general councils. observe that the project OF the
Herau has suspended the municipal councils OF the
msnes Of Magaas. forensic, and Gaban, for having
acted with hostility 10 the government by refusing to
take par, in the national fe,e Of the 18th August.
The Edo hg,ieois has received "hrst warning" for
having published articles, particularly the 18th and
10th Of this month"; tending TO excite alarm and raise
the price OF corn. Government has done all within lie
power and even strained hat its prerog aves, in
order 10 prevent neuazc the disastrous
OF bread panic For moment il was feared that the
bakers shops in Paris must again have their guess
tails their long strings OF purchasers arranged IN tall
that the frat come be the first served" You remember
that Carlyle, in his history Of the frat French revolution
describes this 'wailiDg in tall" he terms H. ",hs
art or quasi art, OF standing in TAIL" having "bscoe
one OF The characteristics Of the Partisan people, dstn
gushing them from all other peoples whatsoever" But
as il has been decided instead OF issuing adtckets
make advances to the bakers the practice OF this ar
will not be revived at present
The population OF the department OF the Seine accord
ing 10 the Ais~aeh Imperial OF 1858. is ,422 600 "r
estimating" (says Paris journal) ''be consumption Of
each individual not at pound and half French day
as economists do, and believe il 10 be- bu, only
one pound day. the daily consumption will be ,ooC
kiog rammes According 10 the calculations
bread ought to be sold at 40 cents the kogramme
it sold at 40 cents, The difference being cents BY
multiplying I'll 900 by cents, find that the adj
which the project is authorized TO make the ba
kers OF the department OF the Seine amour, $4,000
francs day il the prices do not lower contrary TO
hopes, the advances would amosnt to 27o 500 francs
month" 1.H -.rn
BY several imperial DEGREES certain prohibitions have
been abolished, entry duties reduced prices for trans
poaton OF gram -four and vegetables by railway recon
mended 10 be lowered, and river and canal boats laden
with those products exempted from the interior naviga
lion dues The DEGREES relating TO breadstuhs and still
other DEGREES reducing the extremely high duties
Of the Restoration on cattle. and fresh and salt meat
TO merely nominal duties, have been admired az master
strokes OF policy in the actual circumstances Mr..
Banqui and his friends rejoice in these measures al
though announced but temporary, yet sure har-
bnsers Of the triumph OF their free trade principles On
the other hand, the advocates OF protection indsds