New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11

iaz / DID Dot hear 4. being engaged br TIE evening
elsezhere but hear highly spoken Of By friends Sno
were present The American par. Of tse Performance
vas by john >curcia- = yOunS NeT-l O-ker. Hhc. y
virtue Of h. Italian pareniage writes himself t'iovanni
bet announced himself on the bIl - an American
violnist The French par % the audience joined
heartily IN TIE applause Bestowed uPo1 hm By hs ooaa-
tTyuen-
Upon TIE boulevard BoU7ion. FRA; extends from TIE
Fac- BastiIie - the >ene there : ncW ho.inS 'Ae
annual Ham Fair. one Il the curious sps'ctaces 81
Paris on either SIDE II TIE b-osi street : roE 81
rough hoths numbering In al Eve hundred and stocked
vsfh al tie variety Il forms that .Wine flesh = poSan-
rrouslv capable Il assuming Hams. aItches. cheeks.
jouls ssusaces n continuous arTay Tor quarter Of
nile OF either hznd Each booth his Inscribed upon Il
tn DEPARTMENT whence - stock : brought l ne
quality 4 the c.is underoes street Inspection before
they arr exposed for sale that even The san>es may
b, relied on. On TT Way ye>te7say long before
reached the Eir I met numerous homes ensiin pun
chase- and Eas amused 20 their different styles OF
carving their purchases Here Vas stout hfneroia-
fsmiyi.h looking citizen. with his hare hams N MS
hands another bore his wrapped m cloth OF lmPef
f.ctv shrouded in his cloak met two hind~omeiy-
dressed sdies carving theirs between their nuns ad
their velve; mAHti,ias-A paper envelope guarding TIE
ru and dress but Lot intended ~ conceal ne nature
~ the packet Very sensibleOoking ladies they were
II pleasant too "a observe 81 the Ar those who
had come to buy. to how an honest blouse. Who
probably mmgrsie to Paris wears aCo, would ~ aong
The line t h. found shop where the stock came from
lis province-uh hose saGsages were associative INKS
pleasantly coupling the stowschs Erailncation Win
memories Of the Old home in the eye Of another you
recognised shreWd counoseurs glance or the ionder
gaze II an amateur or twinkle in thst organ snd An
involuntary licking Of the lips that YOU sPpette by
svmrafhv Above a II Wss good 70 look on the ahun-
dance 4 solid provan up in the faubourg - Anfoine
half mile 81 IL said IN long measure. and est
mated Alright 1t l@"o0 lbs But YOUR CINCINNATI
subscribers all laugh Al my making much 81 t Beore
leaving the Ham Fair must cite the name of one oi
the dealers in svine's flesh Booth Ne 2~i : kept a.
his sign tells hy one Monsieur Ulysses Was there
ever more inconEruous BIZ IT cla'>icaliiy
Quite the other end Of the town. there - uoT gong
on another fair far removed in character As distance
from the For, JaaboHs II Is the annual Vanity
Fair or promenade OF Loncchamp II began yesterday
and vii close 70 morrow II u fair 81 exposition not
Of buying and selling II = seid on the avenue OF the
Champs Eksses snd extends into the Bos De BOuogne
People aftend &C. - in some distant countries people AZ
tend Church 70 see and be- seen They display their
new equpages. their new dresses. their new maize
wealth II they IN carriages a' everybody VINO any
body does. the police 70 10 that they Keep IN lne
going our one side of the avenue and returning 20 town
on the other OF pleasant day the sight - entertain
ng enough er the spectators who throng the broad side
walks ~ the avenue The weather this year thus Tar
cold and chill and so unavorahe 20 the display which
the revival OlutuTy within the last twelve mOnhs would
otherwise have made more brilliant than last year
The yearly reception of essentially mundane pa
geant on the ednesday Thursday snd Friday OF Pas
sion week, is explained historically - follows,
There was once in the Bots de BOuogne an abbey cali
ed TIE AbbGse de L0sgchdmp About the middle of the
last century the Church OF the Abbey was served by
choir OF voiced who attracted the attention
Of loyers OF music A their fame spread the church
was requented ti sc length it became the fashion Tor
the cher classes OF that time "a attendn state IN Passion
week The nuns grew old and nharmonions, the
fashion outIiyed them. and excepting interruption
during che first year Of the great Revolution has Hour
shed on % the present time The church disappeared
long $50
The tral before the military Court Of Prchard, ac
cused Of having shot Archbishop Alre in the days of
June I~4- began yesterday There Is nothing m The
proceedings Of the first day that proves him the author
Of that crime.
The English papers that viii probably have reached
YOU before the receipt OF this have gwen statement Of
the esmate of the French budget tor 1854 They have
given IT. wrongly The Tunes and some others making
the excess OF calculated receipts over expenditures
100000 francs. while The DAILY NsWs and some others
represent the expenditures exceeding che receipts by
r. $50 francs The correct statement u as follows;
Estimated WAYS and means l52O.bE5 52 francs Ordl-
nary and extraordinary expenses. l5i92j09i2 francs
balance in ayor OF the treasury 81 3D francs This
looks veil on paper cRs.
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