The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-31

MOhNlNG EUllISN-la IL
sent round to the police agents be ready for duty
The Avocst General visited him hour before his exc
cuton to learn whether at that terrible moment whsr
the world was about to close kim, he had any dis
closures to make. To the question OF the advocate he
answered by stern and single negative. He died and
made sign He led to tbs scafold, which was in
the square Of tie prison. in the costume OF
black veil thrown hs face long shirt covering
him, ard his feet naked. He was pale, but his fsa
lures were calm yet the effort must have been
strong which produced tha. calmuess, for on his
cheek bones was bright hectic spot, which told
what passed within As he stood on the scaffold he
cried !" Vfce Ia Repbque," and the plank to which he
was hoend turned the moment he about to repeat
the cry Yet Panori cannot be cousiered even by tn
most ultra party political martyr. He was vulga
m!scrsapt, who had already committed crimes sucien
to earn such DOOM In the faubourgs 1t Is rumorod
that it vas not Pancr but manniquin that was gull
lotneJ and that the real person (sho OF conrse was
police ssent has been sent out Of the county with
passport.
Mario taa made his appearance again at the Ita;nn
Opera here. Charles Kean has brought out Shakspers
"Henry VIII" at the Prneesses with regal splendor In
its way 1t Is masterpiece Madame CASTER is esrng
boneuets at Drury lane She has good voice. and sings
admirably. Alboni Ia singing at Dublin. The amateur
performance before the Queen moot successful A
third performances viii be given. The weather is still
very cold for this time of year. Mount Vesuvus Ia in
full eruption.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, May IA, 1856.
May Weather ia Pdris-Prepar1t 1tions for the Opening of
The Grand Industrial Exhibition n-P~sonal Interes.
taken by the Empress in the Progress Of the Works
Scene Presented by the Building the Day Previous
the OpeninS-7he american Department-Tncomplete
Appearance Of the Whole Ezhibaion-The Price q
Bread IN Paris.
Whatever may bs said about the proven charms Of
the month of May the subject s simply historical as
far present experience concerned for nsver In
the memory of was there surely month SO little
endowed with charms the in the midst Of which we
are now living. The wind boxing all points Of the com
pass, now west now driving northeast ment blow.
ing from the balmy south, and before can unbut.
ton his coat it is due north. Then floods of rain and
pools OF sush and dark and dreary clouds, fill ones
head with thoughts Of suicide at least Of influenza
and aggravated taors bills. As for the farsst part Of
creation, they and their beautiful toilets in state
Of eclipse Here and there In luxurious vehicles they
may be diny seen, but French generally cares
little to go abroad unless she breathe tbs free air
with the head Of the carriage down. and her eyes to
gaze and to accept the admiration she Justly believes her
due.
In the midst of all this the grand universal exhibition
lifts the veil and invites the whole human to
and wcLder To morrow the installation is really to
take place The Emperor and Empress yesterday (Sun
dsy) spent than hour there in the midst of
paint brushes carpsntering, unpacking, upholsterng
and the sound Of the and hammer exceeding loud
The Empress the hearts Of the busy hive OF exh
bers and workmen by the lively interest shs took in
.y,o
directions suggestions She moved about freely
hher and thithsr like any other domestic lady hos
pabe thoughts intent dsposipg ker house in orlsr for
her expected guests and when about 70 make her exit
from the busy scene, the toiling Of humanity flung
down their TOOLS and lifting high in air their casques,
shouted Vire pEmpnaricer' till the glass roof jngled
in its iron frame.
Anxious TO rec what progress had been made towards
the ceremony of to morrow, visited the Palace this
morning and spent two three hoars in locking
If the datorness Of French workmen is dessrvedy
astonishing to the Saxon mind, the extraordinary high
pressure they apply when necessity mperiously de-
mands it. liz not less so is proved by the progress
effected in the last hours The colossal chaos
seems now fairly emerging into shape and form, the
vast laboratory exhibits papable symptoms of les OBJ
sct. The building gradually loses it's cold skeleton like
proportions, its ribs disappear beneath soft textiles
warm to the touch and gorgeous to the eye aud from
its crystal roof floats exquisite eange of banners
and orames that streak the arched covering like rain
bow and fling air of sladness and gaety over every
thing On tbs rgh. and left of the principal entrance
floats the color over which hang the forked stream
oriaames Of the principal departments OF France
On the opposite side may be the union jack OF Eng
land next to which, occupying greater length Of e1hi
bton space proudly waves the stars and stripes of the
United States, we'd by the banner Of the Bsgic
ion Above these suspended the local fsgs Of the
principal towns OF England, Ireland and Scotland, Of
America and Belgium.
In Of the inches appropriated to the STATS Unis,
with American smnlems on either side hangs gorgeous
folds concealed golden chairs Of state. Ths space
before IS spread with Gobelin carpeling nanked by
benches covered with crimson velvet Here IL ia that
tomorrow, the Emperor and Empress, IN the pre-
sence of the high specials the Senators, legislators
OF the empire the diplomatic corps, and tie beauty
Of France win take their seats and the address Of
Prince Napoleon many OF the objects Of industrial
interest are sti wantnE huge ling cases empty
sert as prairie in the far West, show how much st
remains to be done, tie deficiency wi not be felt
Ike beds Of beautiful Aowerr ladies' erening cos
tune, with gentlemen in court habiliments, and with
brave uniforms that in Francs are never wanting to add
briancy to the scene ia background be needed, the
church and law Officers OF ths will furnish It. and
1t cannot be doubted thai Fhen music lends It's aid
spectacle glitteripg with rnagnicencs throughout the
lofty galleries and superb OF his placs Of crystal
and marble, more gorgeous and enchanting panorama
it will be impossisls for the eye to rest upon.
The scene at the present monent however. is q sim
guar one Such Batel it is not easy to imagine The
NOSE NJ apprentcesnip Tor the next Sebas0po bonn
bardment thousands Of workmen plying their diff.
ferent cacgs and the variety Of trades and the inge-
nuity proper to each could nowhere be seen to such
perfection present such plete coup dGil. How
can attempt to describe 1t? Here Is the DdrbYir
ously sup.interded by the sculptor putting togeher
bit by bit altar piece which all the wonders OF his
magic chiEel have been expended. There Is
bsckiDg cannon balls and arranging in beautiful Corin
THAN columns muskets, bayonets and pistols and cut
asses in such exquisite stars and mortars and terrific
guns in such lamb like reposs, that every little urchin
seeing inscribed the words arine lmperialen i'm.
mediateiy informs bis mother that henceorth he de-
sies nothing better than to be sailor Then there
fitting up glass cases and writing letters
Cf gold, unpacsrg cabinetrie Of buhl, marqustrs
and ebony, SO rare and beautiful that you
tremb,e "a their rough hands cone in contact
with it. Everywhere you turn fairy trAnsposton
breahs suddenly upon the vision. Now group OF
gentne frsm England, OF that showed and polished
silver which attracts much admiration In France,