The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-30
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Paris, which alone would suffice make his reign ius
trious. The Emperor and Empress have decided II il
said, to await ut the paace Of Fontainebleau whicI
they visited the 10TH and Compisgue the new
I ~ long deferred Of the fall Of sebastopol
several trophies Of the battle Of the Alma hav
reached Marseiss, their way to the Museum Of Ar
tiery at Paris.
The mussum Of the tnumphs Of industry, which wil
be opened by tho Universal Exhibition of 1885, win b
infinitely Interesting to Friend Bright and n
friends peace thaa any Museum Of Artillery howsvs
splendidy furnished win the former Lack trophies
If may judge from the contributions already prosa
sed by the ssoge Department Of the Seine This depart
ment alone viii supply seven thousand exhibitors
Open the directory you surprised at this high Ng-
and you find thai Paris its envrons occupr
the centre of tn busy we'll ths Of the gay world
Let take, al random few Of tire cphers which Il
offers Paris colraty676 cabinet makers e5 chscolats
manufactures, 635 marchdrdes de modes 25s ribbon
merchants 397 glovers, 173 apidares 395 en1rayers
sks cutters SO csndle manufactures 396 umbrella
makers, SaS boot skers and legion Of other manu-
facturers without sckoning 6o8 architects 500 aiyo
Gates at the Imper1 Court, and somethiak like 6o6
doctors
Among the Latest inventions that have been added to
the ntermnabe cata osue articles de Pars one a
convenient as it is Legally important, by which letter
and its envelope formed with ,<nge piece paper
You write to the very bottom CT your fourth page
without fear that the wsser the sesIng will hide
any word whatever, and then you find the envelope al
The medical faculty OF Paris held ito annual opening
session yesterday by its DEAN Paul Dubois
An immense assembly filed the amphtheatre of the
medical school, and applaued Professor Berard skfuf
eulogy Of Orhla-that ustrious chemist, who tho
zeal creator OF toxicology, the science of posons
The Jesusts, whose history presents srch astonshn1
contrasts-who aternatsh denounced expelled nav
ers Of public morality and ssssed truth end welcomed.
and exalted and blessed aoount of their indefaga
BILE zeal teachers and mssionarissthe Jesuits-sre
beginning to be talked about in France. Recent
works in defence OF this wonderful order. by n.
Creueau Jolly, and by Father Ravgnan, that eloquent
pulpit orator have provoked reionder the part Of
the Presse that may excite fierce and bitter contro
versy. t4
who is entitled to citizenship in tne French republic of
letters by the remarkable critical works which he has
written at Paris, has lately published bulky volume
entitled Rubens and the Antwerp School, 1t reveals
the fact that the ustrous chief Of the Antwerp school
born not has been long enormously supposed,
father passed several years OF exile Il also reveals
several facts concerning the father Of Rubens
new new light over the pictures for which the World world
is indebted to the school Of Rabens and is
sS with an exact list Of his works and
lie found at present. NJ de Mchels, by the by, took
special interest in Powels picture of the Discovery of
upon il in the Gazette de France particularzed several
Of its points as admirable. #stto
Among the American artists in Paris are Heaiy,
Roster Cranch May Hathaway, Babcock, Walcott &c,
&C. Story is at work here his statue Of Beethoven.
leans, has shown considerable talent as sculptor in
group which win have place, doubtless in the great
Exhibition OF 1855 He has been studying his art here
Couture has completed large picture which win be
pendant to his famous decGdence at the Luxemburg
palace. The repr esented Is, however, modern
q Supper after Masked Ball. But tho motives for
pictures of this kind have date, human nature
being essentially the in all ages, far at least
love and liquor and dainty food concerned Orges
in old Rome and, in Paris cannot differ widely.
The French presssays but little about Mr. soue, now
that he has been suffered to and in peace Il
had been hasty in approving Of Introduction
which the government denies having imposed upon the
American minister that IL deems il best at present to
keep prudently silent One Journal however, alludes
to the proposition which Mr.. soue may make to the
Spanish government for the purchase Of Cuba while
il admits how favorable the terms offered are and how
advantageous theE acceptance would prove to the
financial position of Spain, II distinctly asserts ts
opinion that not Spanard Of any party be found
to acceds to the proposition. Nous rerroms.
George sanders occupies PIES foT 3 moment the corner
mention the Episte of Saint George to the Parsians;
but all pubsh the announcement Of Mr. Fay that the
United States not only disavows the letter OF the
Consul at London to the President of the Swiss Repub
lie. but disapproves Of 1t.
dru Rolln, Mazzn Kossuth and George LAWS muskets
Che gets scarcely two stckfus accorded to the
and STAKEHOLDER somewhere in the United states Not
few French papers have swallowed the story easily
as the Tartar story Of the taking Of sebastopoi.
copy OF the Monteur lying my table while
write contains not only details Of the siege Of sebasto
pol, but also elaborate account of nineteen days
siege which the French made with their allies the Ma
shoutens and the Foxes in 1712 against fort on the
of the aourishing city Of Detroit The account
are1ss ns sn G as Ct
series OF Sketches Of Colonial History" But this II
not the only instance Of the interest with which Ameri
its history its and customs its Inhabitants
from the aborginals to the Know Moth ings-are re-
gsrded BY the European ee attentive that is to the
the MOnieur contaius chapter Of its transation o6
Miss Cummings 'Tamplghter." The Rerue De Psris
uncie Tom, for American literature 91 50 far :" 70
burn its fingers with soon Ro obinson's "Hot Corn ;"
The Conststuionnel devotes two columns under tho
Webster and walker and pronounces to be sn eminent
y Yankee substantiye"-in substantV ensinemmewk
speech on the subject have already alluded to the
unaatterng picture Of New York society which NJ BEL
iegnrque, Disgusting himself as Nine. Marie Fontenoy,
Asif all this were not enough some American (if he
Sapoieons sensible advice about washing one dsy
linen at home, as to publish here eYoung America"s
play q. in FIVE act. u i printed BY the printer and sold
which is only too thankful for opportunity to make
known anything to the disadvantage OF Americans.
specimen Of American literature u and leaving Pro-
fessor Charles at the College of France, to enjoy the
the author he did the thing seriously as It would
seem he did has laid groundwork of good Intentions.
sSGS because bis satire sved against such
and travelled foppery, Hon Westerly Bragmann Gan
unfortunate appointment and as tuft hunting titls
daughter 20 duke. But must ada that on this
groundwork he has wrought Of the most oensveIy
ridiculous samples Of American literature II y With
which Europe has been supplied cannot pardon him,
for the sake Of shaft that is piercing must
be allowed LIE roiei: (The scene is at bau in ths
house Of twenty fifth aven-oodle Of our set'
the interlocutors two dandes.)
SNyTnERs-"I say, Sim, did you bring nv extra shirt
collars with you f-its getting warm
SHuMnHORS-"To To be sure have. ! never q, out Ia
dance without taking along half dozen I've
already changed twice.
sxyTHRs-sI shall have to call you, Sim; nv
washerwoman disappointed me-" (sgni6es assent.
And they retire and waltx is performed
This Is not however, salt enough save the rest Of
the play.n More than passage Is dirty that Il
will suffice TO say that the writer ought TO ha W bs
rubbed in H. American literature q y AZ PARIS
is decidedly below par. FIGARO
THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA.