New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-20
AN AMERICAN WOMAN IN PARIS.
,ypondence Of The ". Y. Tribune.

Correspondence u The " Y. Tribune.
PARIS, Wednesday, Dat. 3, 1855.
A cotemporsry editor advised bis foreign CORE
spondent thus: "You will not fail 10 take if you will
"only he" The editor knew his own interests and
the weakness Of bis readers.
"Tbe ord l. yes 10 be deceived" said one to the
Pope. Let it be deceived, then," replied the hoy
father.
am much disposed TO minister 70 yOar pleasures;
10 yours, black and blue eyes above me, and viii
strive to humOr your pencil ants as much as conscience
tenderness will allow; but if do not always lie"
with malice aforethought, and if sometimes fail to
aebarsith risor 10 the spirit Of the Law ratified by
editors and popes, trust you will psrdon me on the
merit OF some redeemiOg traits Of wisdom. Rest
assured, pray you, that will refrain relsiolsiy
fom vouchiDg for b truth OF much write. This is
the sinceIes. solace offer you, when f4cts tread
TOO hard on fiction.
Ergo, primo. The last assassination of the Empe-
ror Is the NEST popular and interesting asshOod which
has lately excited The emperor was shot by one
Of the Hundred Guards. certain general and
his regiment, on hearing of the provideutia removal
Of his majesty, Immediately proclaimed HearS V,
hing Of France. This regiment was soon dec ,pitatei
Of is commander. In the sane pleasing category
you may be informed that these handsome Hundred
portupi.ies, whom bis majesty Is determined TO tame
or degrade; and that il in revenge for express
sots Of imperial dispessure at their bacchanal Prov
sss that this last gun fred. Akin 10 this comes
The merging Of the guards in other companies, and
their msjes,ies purpose of taking pages, afer the
manner of the first emperor and the Empress Joseph
Inc. The latter bad sometimes twenty little boys, sons
Of NspoIeoos MOBILES, tptoeng on the steps and APP
pendsges of her carriage The effect would be pretty
around the present empresss carriage, and make it
more like belle, with Cupds lowering about their
beautiful mother, Eugene. And If these pages could
hold their Offices prizes of honor how the crowns
and ribbons of the public schools and institutions
would fell into insignfcsnCe, and how well would the
imperial persons be guarded from random shots by
the breasts Of heso chill of toe people, VOpd
iStei Next in this unofficial list the establish
ment Of the Duke and Duchess Of Braosnt IN the
palace OF St Cloud, with reflections upon Austrian
aJchduchesees' souvenirs Of Paris:
Marie Ant0inettel
Marie Loute
What histories for descendant OF Marie Thersse,
and grandson of Louis Philippe and Marie Anelie
St. Cloud whose requirement by Marie Antoinette
provoked the pIejudces Of the populscs. St. Cloud
from whence Charles and Louis Philippe went into
exile!
Apropos to truth-lyou perceive lingering faithful
meas 70 my text: do net cite the truth without warn
ing you thereof beioreh.nd- spropos to truth Paris
10 composed OF one and one, which makes two things,
viz: War and Exposition. Two spectacle, are pre-
sented at once the same stage. The world talks Of
nothing else bat one of these, except the other.
Exposition is rsge IS Wild as victory. The mania
Of meds.s and charity is at its acme Prize pianos
elect, handsome toie tes aces and embroidered hand
kerchefs are published at the Exposition offerings
10 the soldiers widows and Orphans. The imperial
prince will doubtless turn them 20 bread AMI ssoos,
which do better comfort, warm and cheer, and dry
tears than the eegancies from those snowy
eases.
The gallery Of "chesp articles s.tracts the
Emperors attention snd encouragement
The Utopia of the working classes will be entered
when their "a ions are little increased. Even cham
psgnesssses have been brcugh: within the means OF
tAose who as yet have never used them, and who
never would suspect them to De sught than vole.
rpse-bud vases.
Surgeons and philarthropists are enjoying the re-
ports Of rumors of the artfeiaUy legged societies,
where each sttendan: msnihsts with his utmost grace
he claimed superiority of bis particular ocomotor.
Exposed meats biscuits, pickles, cheeees and sugar
,lums, are bopored at Exposition eDtert ailments. |
Tossts are drunk on prize wines-egestion perfected
" prime cigars. Jurors make their toile. with ex-
'osed razors, soaps ard perfumes-mske their cor
espopdepce with exposed paper, pens and ink, and
rpose themselves every day Sith Prince Napoleon
, their various exsmns.iona The other day We
NV them .tstipg WINS. 4 servant followed heir