New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-15
-AY AMERICAN WOMAN IN PARIS No "

Corresponoenee Of The n. Y Tribune.
PARIS, Monday Nov. 81, 1883
All who have been btresved visit the graves of their
friends during the eight days Of the fee for the dead Sun
day fell in with the current toward Pre 10 Chase II
wa. an afternoon Of Indian summer oveliness, with no
trace Of sorow on lis sunny face had never seen the
Boueverds looking brilliant and gay, such tides Of
Joy ous humanity flowed along the payements The shop
windows glowed with autumn tints Ladies horseback,
with bats and jackets Ike their cavaliers added to the love
lines Of the scene al Of vehicles with great smak
ing Of the whip but little going round OF the whee wormed
ingenousy along The street There large open ON
nibus filed with jolly bourgeois going for ride in the
country and gen,lemens gigs returning from the chase
with ioOman seated back to back with his master. Among
the grsnd equpsges noticed large luxurious carrage
with top thrown down. The coachman, in ve.y white
sto, kings and prim ribbon sprg Of livery on his hat
guided two fine bays Two fooimsn sat behind erect with
arms ded chns drawn in blue oyercoats with two rows
Of bright breast buttons EACH smoothly folded hanging
over the back Of their seats lady Ike DIDO without her
Eueos rocned in the carriage. pink paraso hung with
lace protected her curs from the wind Her feet were
buried in drift Of founces from which looked cut white
lsp dog What maiden is this rare and radiant with
modest men 50 luscoufy aired and properly cared FOR
BY goodman, footmcn and poodle was told she was
one of our Danes Of Loree and that she irresistible in
her pretty ways when she descends fom her carriage in
the daytime, and invites handsome to ride with her,
and that not many days ago she actually brutely
pulsed, even with oaths, by sturdy married NewEn-
gander could scarcely believe it for sober and cir
cumspect appear to be at home they are pro
verbal here for the feryeney Of their deyoons Cupid
and Bacohus.
One cannot get fast the Boulevarls There is the
old with wooden pedals in her accustomed seat who
fddes from morning til night or asks you buy BIT Of
A. L. ,,loo 81
her breast authorizing her hold her cup for and
the flower girl who up before you with busch Ofblue
voets between her fore finger and thumb and says my
dear little lady have Of my sweet flowers She Of
fers you smell them and then you must take out another
sou My mouth watercd caught the flavor ofrich soup
from the Cafe de Paris then fingered 10 look at the
Wreck Of Eden and the Panorama of Original Sin in a
restaurants window There were turtles and parrd yes,
driven from their natal hauns ready to die for you and
little birds big as your two thumbs, in winding sheets Of
bacon there eahered fowl and game all CORY from
the chase and ghasy heads of veal bound with sacrca
feis of garden herbs livid pbeaants without pineah
CT 10 their backs and only stark tail feather to tell of their
primal plumage covering their heads with their wings
snals anguishng to die in sick mans broth little toes OF
little lambs aw waited their doom in epcures stomach,
while the disonted limbs of their senoys mockingy
stood up Ike bouquets in white scoloped paper fishes,
unconscious of their latter end olcked in the fountain
cooled on it's marble brink within hearing of the murmar
ing waters the last lays Of that Oriental bird whose
first paren-no doub;peeped in the Hen cry of Eden.
There were fruits that would have tried Adam name and
the legs of the frog that whispered Eve to taste them and
HOLSTERS greet and small buhng their eyes that she did
it. Milton does not relate with what gusto the Adermanc
cooks of Pandemonum snacked therlps these choice
morsels of the fall
Ioame in sight Of what everybody calls the Bastille-
"a bo To- =. Aufai pain
TO its place where stands now the Column of July The
gitterng figure with wings extended Lighting on tip
toe on the golden globe of its summit is the Genius Of Lib
ery So lightly once he touched the soil OF France. The
Column bears the inscription To the glory Of the French
citizens who armed themselves and fought for the defense
of public liberty the memorable days Of the 27th 2s
and 29h of July $780, Also the names of 5Oi patriots
who were killed at that time Gallo cocks stand at the
ners of the pedestal asked in blouse, who stood
the side toward the Faubourg ST. Antoinewhat was the
meanr Of the roaring lion in high relief on that side of the
pedestal He said meant foroe"bu added he nervous
w. Strength is nothing without unity then pointed the
devices the other side-a laurel crown with palm
branch-emblem of martyrdom The remains Of the vic
tins Of 1880 ard ls4s buried in vaults under the
monument No wonder that their brothers walk uncovered
in passing their tomb that the present police should be
uneasy about il in the of Aragos funeral The
houses Of this vicinity rdded with bullets during the
insurecton Of ls4s. glimpse down the Faubourg St
Antoine makes one comprehend the hOrdes that rose from
there during the last revolution the procession of 92
which bore the hanging eiges of the King and Queen
andhear of calves and sheep pierced with spear dripping
with blood banners inscribed Behold the hearts of the
arstoorats' There is wreaking, mrrderuus look
about the low, damp dark houses of that region. While
waiting for omnibus, walked through the crowd of
common people upon the broad pavemens OF the Place de
In Ra sfiIle One praudoauent Monsieur drew a group
around him by offering white rats for sale aad blackng
boots gratis for those who would buy his backing Another
with pacard sitestng him 70 be physician decaredhai
he would render physic amusement and tell the age of
person for five He had also songs sell and adver
tised them by singing pu Of his medicines One panaeea
was worthy Of MoAGt O.d Jacob Townsend [. had
cured In sh of quality who could not drink
tea-now she could drink not only but the tsaY9t too
An old woman sitting her boot blackng block warmed
her hands pot OF cnders which she held in her zap
very fat sung in strong musical voice the merits Of
his apples and pears and sod sticks Of candy with BIZ Of
paper twisted around one end The chief nuclsus was
man in tight fitting knit garments with bright garters and
bows on his nsieps and his hair tied back with blue rib.
bons He swung his owerfuly and made speeches
in the intervals CT raising heavy weights with lis teeth
Such of the way side Sunday amusemen OF the
common people here.
took my seat in an omnibus The conductor mounted
10 receive cur tickets or sous whed around some clock
striking machinery which marks the number OF passen-
geas raised the sign complete full tarnei down an
iron arm to guard him from falling from the steps trayerssd
the doorway with strap 10 1t upon then pulled string
for the driver 20 proceed We crawed along I'D toward
the CemeteTy-through greasy naFroF smoky street
lined with shops fllcd with all the parapernall OF the
tomb AZ first there earthern pos foT flowers then
blacksmith chops and irunware. then wooden crosses