New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-03
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and you begin to re there method in this madness
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Then VOC p,sr your hand you forehead and eyes
ana va. ber,, To re there method in this madness
An avenue lined with temporary shops extends from the
.trreh across the place in front oft Women are Carrying
planning the shane hitting the aai on the head
wi lie the men obedeui do they are bid These women
hpnee,s indeed They learned ou door WORK Is i'ns
ago when they threw W the embanSmens AROUND mo
CHAMPS de H6r to witness the taking OF the oath to the
Constitution by Louis XVI They have had abundant e1
ercse since in tearing up paving stones and building BARI
eadss Within the shops is day OF small things. Ihs
inner Bouevsrds were lined with similar ones ior fort
night after Cuisines woman mufed in cloaks and
curled over foot sits behind the while men
with wocen socks and eahered heels with wooden shoes
over all arrange the goods and oppose them to customers
Chocolate men and beasts and popguns with cork tied to
string for ball in great demand Advertisements
over some Of the shops read thus - sous 30
SOUS. for each thing here There are the simplest and
oheapes. inventions for chdrens toys, as bits Of elder
pth an inch long painted one end and in the other
piece lead nsertedset them up on the painted end and
thew pop over as If by magic on 10 the other end.
Religious subjects predomnaed in front Of ST Eiienne
du Mont There were creches under gass-ths h'us
doll in blue silk dress with lace around the neck and
white panteees trimmed with the ssme-only five francs
The woman declares this very cheap for 6'eH gest
and the straw in the manser all sewed on velvet so
will Tot scatter ard the child IS in blue dress which
peculiarly appropriate, since he is the King OF Heaven
Extremely cheap doubt but you do not happen to have
use for H. Then she shows you porcelain Mary and
child and shephedess 81 Genev6ye spinning, while her
lambs and lilies lie at her feet While you hesitate the
woman sets in motion series q puppets representing the
troop at the Hppcdrome.
Within the portals of the Church stands loaded with
vo,ve offerings ST Genev5ve bouquets medals rings
PRAYER books ohapeets be bought and blessed At the
tomb Of the Saint
The interior of the Church an evervaryng study FOR
artists It's side ases are nearly high the nave The
ehapels contain good pictures and some very old
painted windows. A partial screen and winding open
work staircase separate the nave from the CHOIR for
the te the columns Of the were covered with ancient
pest,y on which were represented the several divisions
of the Garth America is always exhibited as an Indian
with pumes on her head among intelligent people
i is often as unknown as the interior of Ethiopia have
been asked how | learned English in America and how
bspoened TO be white since the either black or
copper coiored
Banners IN the form OF the ancient orhanme-that Is
with long tria.gle out from one end-were sas-
pepded around the bearing symbols souvenirs and in
,crptons TO the beloved Saint thus TO St Geneyeve faith
ful patron Of the city and the country Paris and France
always suppant always answered, always grateful
To St Genevtve 45l Paris saved from the furies OF
Alfalfa 10 ST u lL-O; curing 'hc outh'
ing plague" ITO St G., 1906 Paris the inundaien of
December" TO St. G. l245; for the cure Of Count
Artois brother OF ST Louis TO ST q l3i7 for the
deliyersnce OF Calais beseged by the English ITO
st G. 1894 for the rain which fell after the process
sion and exposition Of her reics To ST. G., l725 de-
liverance fr, N public caGmities TO St. Co. INA for
the health of Louis Nv" TO St G, l77s; for the
happy deliveranee OF the Queen 10 st u, ls49
Paris the cholera abaied.
Fesoons of flowers reached from column 10 column The
chanel ontaning the tomb hang with blue and white
and decorated with flowers and blazing with candies
Crowds passed up the aisle with unighed tapers Men,
women and children kneeed before the Priest to receive MS
blessing and kiss his mantle which had touched the spot
where once the Virgin lay The priest gathered hda dozen
heads at once under his mantehen said the latin with one
corner of his mouth ard "dpechez vous with the other
then DIRE tie finger across dozen upturned lips and held
ont his arms for more Ii hard workout they were
often reevedfor the pgrmages to the shrine continue
eight days
ON the first day Of the fte the Archbishop listened to
sermon from Monsieur the Cure Of the Madeleine during
which time boy held a candle TO him After The sermon
a procession marched from the High Altar around the
church hating at the sacred shrine TO render homage The
procession consisted Of many noble of the Society
OF s., Gencviaye-some OF them were very beautiful,
were supeby dressed and badges their shoulders
OF blue and white ribbon hung with consecated medal All
carried long lighted apers the priests with the sacred YES
sells followed then the Archbishop in white satin slippers
and lace pet,icoa and an broidered satin mantle and
erea, diamond cross his breast and great ring OF
authority over the white glove the little right hand, with
which he crossed the air and blessed the people All the
people crossed themselves and bowed fell on hor knees
when they could, as he passed before them
The Pantheon too had ts te, its banners and llumina
tons and policemen and soldiers who marched the devoees
,o their devotions. AZ hEVoR'