New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05

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,ns la thu sann There 10 little bright apo Ia Tho
chimney which the French call n IRE Monsieur ]. ~
rrnrs ia om hiH business. hnses Tho forehead 81 Ills
dsushtor presses tho hand vi hs ohfe ass anI says
4, me invariably. Madame. have tho honor 90 salute
~ ,.u aud wsh ,on good ,cnine' Then We 20 down
e. dinner. which like tho champagne has body aud
,cnrrs Tho fiIiy pupila dine an hour before us In
The refractory When return 90 the salon, Monsieur
akcs glass ufcau dc vie hniscttc, pinch OF snui.
and his newspaper. lie ia gentleman Of the old re-
CINE iricproschably polite and sometimes slightly gal
liant and In tho only masculine, except the concierge,
who Is allowed sleep under ycstal roof lie ia
Encyclopedia of History Art and Literature, aud
manilctts interest In rents, so conclude be is a pro-
prttnire French gentlemen do rot speak of their az
nirs Madame l. D., or the hen bonnie as we all love
10 call her gives hl coffee in cups large as four
tLimbcs then takes her tiny little wheel from her
work table aad occupies herself with the oa-iashone1
accomplishment Of spinning linen. listen to her tales
of long ago. when this the last house of the Eau
bourg and grassy banks thanked the now great thor
ouchtare; or Of lrl5, when the Cossacks
cfmped on Montmartre and guard Of friendly sol
diers we're sent each night to protect this fold
of eve lambs then kept by the mother Of the
present proprietor. MademOseile Marie reeounts
The fearful doings Of 1913, when all the school girls
picked up linen tor lint to dress the wounds OF the
eoders who were laid mattresses IN the reiectOry,
and low her mother took bread and wine to the street
door for the weary regiments arriving from Amens.
Gle has showed two bullets which fell through the
window in the roof of the second class The slaughter
was dreadful at the baric0des in the Faubourg and in
tie Place La Fayete, just back of our garden MONDAY
evening o last week went into the first class to hear
the singing of the girls, ushering in the Fete of All
Saints. One long cantique, representing converse
ton between Our Savior and sinner was very touch
ing The little girls around one table sang in soft,
sweet voice tie words Of the Savior, which were re-
sponded to by The deep psinve tones OF the older girls
They all sat with their embroidery gentle and fearful
except Of the gayest girls who read her prayers
and another in black who kneeled in dark corner of
the room They lad all been TO confession during the
afternoon and were ready for communion early on the
morning Of the fctc. II is fashionable to appear reli
gous among Catholic girls, and taking up the cross is
a very different thing from what II IS IN some OF our
American communities, where child expects 70 ne
rdicutd if lie presumes TO love God and il is publicly
known that lie prsys. During the last three days of
the rast week ST. Vincent de Paul the church close
by the Pension had turn in the alteration OF the most
sacred Sacrament. This is ceremony instituted two
years ago by the Archbishop of Paris, on account of
tie vice and infdeity of the city It is so arranged
that the consecrated wafer, or, Catholic language,
the real body of Christ is adored every day in the year
in of the churches of the city heard there
sermons on the characterization by man who owns
the titles of LII d.. NJ ID. and ID. d. In spite Of all
his Ds his doctrine offended my belief the more it was
amplifCd lie said it was by virtue of this hesb eaten
each day by the priest that he was enabled to keep his
Of chastity and TO live in the world but not OF It,
will not take the responsibility OF drawing the cOnse
Quent conclusions from inversion OF this doctrine.
Tie host containing the sacred wafer was carried
around the church by priest followed by two Others,
under high canopy of gold velvet and ostrich feathers
Tie sacred ark was preceded BY ncensebearers, who
alternately hneeled two by two and tossed with Won
drous dexteTy the sacred silver vessels containing in
cense. troop OF young girls, clothed in white mus
ln with long walls, bore the white banner of Mary the
mother Of God followed by long procession OF others
bearing candles and prayerbooks Priests of all grades
and their attendants followed the host, carrying
dies The church was brilliantly illuminated, for this
ceremony took place at 10 O'Clock on Saturday even
ng-tbe last hour of the public alteration, though the
church left open all night 10 those OF the faithful
who chose to remain. The high altar was so covered
with flowers that the crucxion seemed in some other
than the Garden Of Gethsemane On this occasion the
Suisse tapped the pavement and asked money for the
candles, if you please
Apropos to the new mantles ordered for the Imperial
Court is our Governments hint for its ministers to
abstain from all such vain yestments. The affairs of
the East prove the Dipomatsts of the great Powers
to have been verify but clothes horses The appear
anee OF Charge Aares in citizen sdress at recent
Diplomatic dinner excited much attention as Frank
lin used to do was proud the other day to hear this
accomplished yOung cOuntryman so highly spoken OF by
several intelligent French gentlemen, who manifested
curiosity TO know whether our new Minister would
speak French. They were greatly amused in relating
that Brother Jonathan had at time in Paris Con-
sui who deaf and Minister who could not speak
d word Of the language
The rehtting OF the State carriage OF Charles y ex
cites some suImises about the coronation. One can
not help thinking of volcanic ground The trial has
commenced at the Assizes of the Seine OF the twenty
seven arrested in July-at the Comic Opera-wth
arms to assassinate the Emperor and Empress. They
were members of a secret society called the 1.-Two
" Hundred" whose designs were TO annihilate the In
periasts and establish Utopian Republic. Among
the others, surgeon was arrested with materials 10
relieve the wOunded-eyeD Of his enemies, whom he
embraced in his msgnanimous love for humanity Plans
Of barbados and press for the issue Of ncendary
circulars, were discovered The confessions OF the ac
cused leave not much be proved, but only Judgment
TO be executed The time for the enrolling OF the
Names birthplace and residence of all the domestcs OF
Paris except those who have held the same place Tor
five wears is extended till December This is the re-
viva of law in force about the time of Napoleon l.,
and is designed TO facilitate the Police in tracing out
this class of persons.
The indemnity paid by the City of Paris TO the
bakers, for the first fifteen days Of October was SoJ
coo CO. The present price of bread Is 10 cents Tor
four pounds the Municipal Government makes up
the other five or six cents per loaf 1t is hoped that
this indemnity will not be necessary after the farmers
in the provinces have threshed their grain.
The Italian Opera opens the 18th inst, with Mario,
Tamburini Alboni, Grsi, &c.
Tuesday is the ete of the Empress and OF St Euge
ME have Geen no announcement OF celebration, ex-
cept that the fewer markets ordered to be open To-
day well as tomorrow.
have just been interrupted to look out at the regl-
ment which passes here every Monday morning, with
full band playing of GO musicians The andispreceded
by pioneers with white leather aprons and with hats
like shebears on their heads All have their red pant
aoons tucked into their boots, and the skirts Of their
coats fastened back upon the hips They carry heavy
locking Lnapsacks, campketles and every necessary
for active service The little children in the street are
delighted One yOunglHg takes the stick on which he
has been trong and holds il up very straight by his
shoulder, TO initiate the soldier who carries drawn
,xofd by the trcolOred standard and imDerial EAGLE