New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

ho the maternal care But be may have grown up az is
,o,aa Of GOOD az Of evil Long before 90 esrs n bega
TO fall OF HI, virgin purity grows gray Ike the NOV in
spring. iue The whitening Of passion mount. toward
n meridian he arrives at his fourth stage lie is prcented
in ,ocitty where the rake, the rcue and the gslante
femme are in the ascendant Thin to his social nei what
bspti.m was 10 heaven or srs. communion was the
church. In French language it forms tue man.
Amusernen,s considered suitable to he age are recon
merdtd By bis parents and frequer ~ the score Of
health or money they select private i,tresses Tor him IN
leu Of the public hbsray provided By the Gov
ernmert Meantime thoroughly lfunebed on This useful
and brilliant career Il he be noble he is established N
business He commences 70 make his fortune; ou' h's
Chsngeful households may have accumulated debts ana
at thirty he locks out for vile worth certain hetaai
cum His parents give sorees Friends are reqnss'eo
inquire for rCh young gin o. respectable family sac
found-fanctd--sees her intended feT times IN 'Ao
urs.nce Of her parcnts She receives presents from hsr
friends and the future hufbeBd sends jewels veiTes'
SKIS end laces Bets again sent abroad two 10 me
same epveloo. TO Nj and Mad L. FossE Monsieur
and Madame Cole, have the honor to morn you Of INC
marriage Of their son Monsieur Paul Co attorney IN
a,1 Ciyil tribunal Of the Fret Court Of the SEINE 10
aysdsoele Marie Boyin and beg your presence at tho
a,r,,;sl le,ea:etjon which VIII be given them l1urday
Ian 10 1874 at II O'Clock in the Church of the
Madeline" Monsieur ard Madame BoiVin also ncose
billet Of the form announcing the nlrria2e OF ther
daughter II NE friends desired TO breakfast with the
bride and her family note is added TO that ehe, The
civil marriage which alone satisfies the law Is PERFORMED
A. tie Mayory Among the higher classes 1t Is usually per
formed the evening b. fore the religious CEREMONY Frencn-
men who have taken Their wives under ether laws are
obliged to be remarked coming to France II they desire
10 insure their property 10 their wives and children The
ceremony at the church is always performed in the morn
ing as masses are seldom sad after since The priest
who SAYS mass is obliged TO fast from ndngh til after his
communion During the mas. if neither has been pre-
yiou.y married white mantle is held their heads TO
denote their chate innocence The expenses Of mr.
rage depend upon the number Of priests employed the
number Of upers lighted the quality Of chairs cushions
and cres demanded and the number Of Suisse ami serv
tors ctled in requisiton If it il cou ns who marry
e3pensve disperssion frsm the Pope ia required
There is a custom here, and especially in the
PROVINCES OF rGmauyng as if they young persons
those who have been already united for City year. On
s occasion the children ard grand Children assemble for
ft,e. OF course tits ceremony isrsre
Our young people have taken Their VOWS OF love ard
fidelity Breakfast sn.hed and they start for title Jour
pey Their house pu ia order Different apartments
rrevidsd for the different members Of the household For
two persons babituay to occupy the same chamber IS as
disgusting 10 nations. sseas for peas and outlets TO be
eaten together he same plate. The comedy is con
nonced-esch has hs Iee. Tragedy too often sets aOf
which Eugene sue or any Other French novelist but
tame Ilh;oIian. Truth always strange than ton
The seventh stage mouhtsd-bu a mao is NJ. born
Tin he j. unTegSe'td The Maysry-so he is not legally
dead til the fact be atested by Government PLY can
Ten his way 10 purgaory is made pl-incandlss ars
ghts6-yTayers for tho repose Of his soul II he be
rich hundred francs are given many poor persons
hear csnd after b. body and many francs TO
poor priest 10 say hundred for his sOu in pugG
tory Another billet bordered with ack is TO friends
-esumencDg with long Int OF the Of tho family
and if relatives in the order Of their consequently
have the honor TO inform you Il the doerou oss they
have sustained in the person OF Monsieur Paul le A.
"torney, ro.idng il Paris Rue --, No 10, deceased,
January 1890 in the 6Gtb year Of his ago Ioe form
Of tie note is varied for those who are invited to the
ob;equies-tpd De PrOfundis Prey for him." added
thereto At the ohuIoh funeral is said, candles
lighted and ell the friends sprinkle holy the coffin
Among the higher do attend the
al the church or the grave
Tie body HserIod within the walls of tho city No
initrmeut be made til twenty four hours amer death
and must done within another spe fed time
am not aware that the natural laws Of the universe
peculiarly modified in their application TO the genus called
French Yeti certain that the nomenclature Of the
tuIass Of the French Cosmos differs materially from that
ofhe Anglo Puritan school For instance female of pure
principles and destitute of any signs of coquey casssd
hoe BY the gallant Profe SsoIs among the "petes
wages" and male subject assuming type Of severe
virtue is tickeed off as hypOcrite mbecle BY the
ultra school chastity utterly denied The fossil remains Of
supposed 10 exist in the converts There is however
medium class, neither too rich too poor too gay
too ausere whose virtue canne be exceed and in justice
10 them cannot reerae the sereotyped history OF Paris
That here there homes that all the world dance in
the public gardens take their meals in restaurants and their
coffee the BOulevards That the place their chill
dren in the Founding Hospitals and die Of charcoal and
"that the men crazed by Jealousy follow afer-to the
"horgue AL these too sweeping Accommodations
founded on fscs am wiling to coincide with q dSn
guished country woman whose sage and deliberate concu
sion here That there might be way to heaven
from Paris Az REyoR