New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-10
AN AMERICAN WOMAN IN Paris.
No. XXXvIl
Csnespssdssee Of he N. Y. Tribune
D.o,s Thurrdav a~uS M res


k.yin. ~. sse,uf Il Chri.ns nar Ii. s.it Of Chiusn
pagan poi nan .ruiled and b.lo have
sde them veil thy initiated humanity 20 sbOminseJ
Fac, that was fac. in Hsmsts time Is fsct factorum
new; and were be upon this mortal stage, believe
be would declare that all The world iigs, smbes, lisps
end nckpemes Gods creatures Just A. il used IN do;
and you TO ssk him how does it, he ~ouc reply
that it is "easy as lying" to tell you; or he nigh.
pressDt nosegay Of on dns for you to smell Of, and
bid you to divine the present and the failure as la
dice do the love Of their lovers, by pulling OF the
lesves of China Alters, saying and repeating, "A
"li.tle,-Iot much,-passably well,-no. at all"
II The last leaf condemns you to not q, ali Of truth
] will whisper over your shoulder, 1 Henry Nv did
bis belle Gshrelles n est pas rra :" for he
loved her in ,pte of the ates and in spite Of fse
,el, graphs and on Dat leaves there may be germs Of
truth in our durDal gossips.
But news, like mspna, should be new every morn
ing and fresh every eTening Even variety ,ees its
favor by too long keeping That Boms-und is
taken and VArna burnt is a. stale az long uncOrked
champagne. The towers Of the former have been
blown ,ky bigh and the foundations Il its fortiiea
tions have turned up their roots Iu ruins are de-
seYd and its Inhabitants, fearing winter invasion,
or tran spor'aton TO Siberia, emgrating to the
shores Of Sweden. Its prisoners have been allotted
to the copqueriDg allies. and General Bodisco and
bic family have already appeared in the French
LHustr0tion.
Good news comes to us quick as if borne on Cupids
wipgs; the other is tardy, or hangs like mlasma
over the place Of its eDsnation. For weeks the
cholera bas been the decline, but ts rising scale
was never announced Privates write to their friends
in the spirit Of Jobs servant; &" 1t fell upon the
"young men, and they dead, and only AN escaped
"slone oteih thee Whole batfalions were sweptawsy
BY death at Varua TIE conf ,grstion came like the
FIRE Of London TO purge the city from the plague.
Young soldier write. TO his mother that the arnys
n sgaziue Of powder in the midst OF the flames,
protected by wet coverings and tina. artillery men
suImount.d it to destroy the falling sparks. He adds
interesDg details OF the lack of confidence on the
part Of The natives toward anything like soldier
Russian proximity has taught them distrust and self
ctfen,e. Old and young are constantly armed Peas
tp,s gather their barvesis with pistols and daggers
added their -cyhes and sickles. Boys OF fix years
cd are accustomed to their as if they had been
born with with.
In spiie of the Governments provisions for the
health and comfort of the home camps, the army OF
the North has -erionsJy suffered from the cholera
Some regiments have buried five hundred OF their
men Every lip attesrs the unparalleled devotion OF
the well toward The sick. Sisters OF Charity have
been sent ont from the community Of PARIS to the ar
my Of the East and into the Province Their very
appearance brings healing; the soldiers hail the AZ
the tersonifcaons of the all blessing Virgin. They
say: They are hot women. but anges that have
" come to help us" Twenty five Of these devotedvo-
uleD have recently set out for the East. The hope,
the respect the alteration which they Inspire speak
volumes for the iedeeming qualities OF The human
heart.
The fret physician Of the poor dead King Of SaIony
has pu b shed pre- ventve Of the cholera, which may
be useful 10 my "po-ahead" coun'rymen. II lacks
Latin, aid go l fear may be unintelligible to oar
Hippocra,es, but its plain English cannot harm the
people" and 20 transmit it in hope;
20 psrts Of warmth
PARTS Of elesnlinen
q parts OF mof-lty
part Of activity.
z paris Of good sleep
So ps,r. Of trspquillity Of mind.
These 100 paris united form the great anti.cholera
paDucea
During the last week the fetes at Bou!ogne have
tickled our ears with right royal gossip. KING Loo
pod and his son. the Duke Dc Brsbaut, came TO visit
the Conn, ander Of the Army Of the North; and thas
the gracious rec, ption Of Prince Napoleon at Brus
GELS was returned by the Emperor Of the French to
the King OF TIE Belgians.
The ,heater of The war is not the only one that Is
ouep. "Tbe worlds a stage, and all the men and
women merel, players
Leopold was once the young consort Of the Prln-
cess Charlotte heir to the English throne Her death
ard ,bs. of the iDcipient Prince Of Wales hung En-
GLAND in mourning and yelled the hopes Of Leopold.
Later fortuse elected him King OF the Begians- The
7 of haes ma
the wife of bis ripper years and the mother Of the Duke
de Brabant now heir u the throne of his father 80
other Of her som aanced by report to the Princess
ROYAL Of England. The Orleanst Pnbcess, they
say. died Of withered heart; her father died in ex.
lie; her brother, the Duke Of Orleans, bya mortal
accident, transmitted his succession 10 the French
throne to bis soD the Count de Paris, who 10 now an
exile in England; and the alliance Of France and
Belgium is 9 i'll consolidated by the amiabites Of
their sovereigns-Leopold and Napoleon. What
grace NUT MOL archs have to love each other 30!
Scarcely had Leopold and his son left behind them
the vivse II the camp and the city than the young
King Of Portugal and his brother the Duke dOpor'o,
came to exchange royal for imperial honon Theee
Young Msjesties are almost a. intimately allied TO
English syupafi as Leopold and the Duke do Brn-
b.nt The brother of Prince Albert is their father,
and will be regent of the realm from the death OF hs
Queen to the majority Of bis con.
All royal vistor., except Christina Of Spain 'hun
Paris as if it were Q snare trap. victods's
bed has bern made up for years; but nupsid
,si, on the frontier vas all abe dared attempt. Her
.pou,e has risked no more. When the Portuguese
King and bis suite were gone the English Prince Con-
.ort di, embarked from the yacht Victoria aad Albert
The French papers teemed with the en'husiastic re-
ception Of His Royal Righness by His Imperial