The daily union., 1854-02-21

| lheir no escape uom duly paying IL Ihls
appears, has soifced 10 hinder oi the high
iunetonares OF the pire from passing the winter
In Italy for the benefit OF their health and their pockets ~
mider and cheaper climate Nor has restrained otheis
rom yielding 10 the Of exoban rents and prices
iof provisions. felt by them In common with everybody
else at fars, and aiming economics er future eontn-
seneies The generous that have been bestowed
mem expressly In order that they night conbule TO The
spendor oi the imperial BY ''iaIu& sumpuonsy
esep day." and Illuminating these long winter nights by
brilliant entertainments The Moniieur has found il
say 70 read these gentry the following honiiy As IL
Aibiu the French theory Of chariy, give il entirei
Daring this rigorous IL has been asked II il would
not be better 10 the INDECENT the spent balls
and ftss lte reflection viii show that ply
aud the Inslles there is something else Than vain dis
play OF magnifcence their vertablr object promote
lowing the example OF the Emperor and Empress, the
municipal council OF Paris has wisely thought thar the
penses OF grand ball would fall IN shower Of gold all
The branches OF industry OF The city. The eicacout
charity All = lhs which II giving work causes productions
stu 10 prevent H. la societies Ike manufactures,
even nose q luxury form part q The public
the small ttade and the workman himself, contribute
fail The spendor OF fess in the palaces does prevent
their MaesIies RON spreading their benefits In another
ing misfortune and relieving misery several
millions Not day passes in which the otde-
parmen,s do give proofs IT, without speaking OF
the OF munifcence OF which the suffering classes pre-
the souvenir IL Is known also with what intelligence
aud bera,y the city OF Paris provides for the
OF its charitable institutions These considera
tons taken into the determination OF the
Emperor TO re establish the oicia costume OF public iunc
tonares and make het salaries equal their position
Those who receive high salaries that they
corded bic them support their rank beconingiy
and give The example OF those iecund which
always turn to the advantage Of commerce and snanuise
We shall II the magnificent balls at the Hotel de
Vile Saturday night, the Palais Royal Sunday
night, and last light at The Tueries will be followed by
series OF festivities hn shall relieve prudent courtes
| from the reproaches addressed to them.
Meanwhile courtiers and "ousdes alike nightly throng
The THEATRES and daily perplexed by the fluctuations
and the Bourse All sorts Of conicctures
aoat the real objects of Prince Napoeons visit
Brussels and OF Comie Orlo's Vienna IL is said that
Prince Napoleon will extend his journey TO Berlin Among
the i'm probable 10 Of visit contemplated
by the Emperor Of Russia Berlin, and another by the
En- peror OF Austria Warsaw ST. Petersburgh The
Empero OF the French has been relieving himself from the
of State and ceremonies OF court by hunting in the
forest Saint Germain Ii has been noticed that similar
diversions his part have often preceded decisive
and sometimes unexpected 1t is probable
that he will adopt any which will interrupt the
concerted policy of the cabinets of the Tuees and Of ST.
James question. II is almost certain that
moderate which has surprised the quidnuncs in
the Queens speech will be speedily echoed by
ergetic show that emphasis of language could
well be dispensed with. While newspaper readers are at
loss what make of the contradictory of victories
and the East and OF all the Kaleidoscope aspects
which the eternal question presents M Kssele
the Russian ambassador, with his suite, still remains
Paris and is to be the Tuileres, the
Hotel de Vile, and at the Italian opera witness the
debut OF a young Serbian cantatrice.
Paris journal publishes letter from Munich, of the
26h ult., which that the preceding day ''the
colossal Of Jeieson third President of the United
States in bronze at the royal foundry Of Munich
The writer adds that he model OF Jeersons due
skiul American sculptor, Mr.. Hiram Powers pupil
OF Canova and of Thorwaiden. Mr. Powers, who resides
Florence where he discharges the functions of United
States consul, himself present at the execution of his
work in bronze" There are, Is TO be PRESUMED only
three in this statement Happy the .oreign
letter-w riter' who makes so few C.
Owing TO the storm last evening" many were Pre-
vented from attending, and they have oppor
tunty, and positively the last for the season, when