New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28

walked past the soldiers and police who guard the
entrance, picked out spot that suited kim and
deposited the box, then saw wha, be wanted OF the
building and came out. As he told the story gen
tlensu asked him ii the guards did not make OBJ
lection to bis entering lie thought il quite likely
tiey did, but he could not understand them tits
unnecessary to add that our ingenious countrymsn
is IS ignorant OF French as though he had been
sent On a diplomatic mission. Strangers are CON-
Ing ir-not all deferred by the extravagaat prices
which the Parsians are Unwiseiy putting upon
food and Lodging the Babel OF the B0uleyards
grows more and more cOnlounded with strange
tongues; strange raiment too, curious provincial
caps and dropping gowns minge IN marked con
trast with the mere patch of a bat and widely cir
cunambient, befounced robes of the extrayaesnt
Paris ladies and lOrettcs. There is such strift OF
she-danoyism between the two classes that II is
difficult TO distinguish them by sighr-in general
perhaps the lorettes are little ahead in point OF
extravaganza, but the ladies' are fast coming up. |
Abd-el- adler shaken out of house and home by
the destructive earthquakes at Brousss, has asked
for permission from the Emperor 70 visit the
World Fair. Rossni is also yoSIilTeiy on his acdy
10 visit ars.
During the month of May the price Of admission
viii be five francs aiterwari the prices are or.
dered as follows: Sunday four sous Friday, 1--WE
francs; all other days, one franc The galleries Of
the Louvre and Of the Luxembourg viii BE- Freely
open to the public. native and foreign, during the
tine OF the Exposition the Imperial Palaces will
be likewise open three DAYS in the week from ! 10
3 O'Clock; the same regulation applies 70 the In
perial manufactures and other establishments Of
the Crown special tickets OF admission passports.
and 80 forth are dispensed with for the time.
4 post-Ofce is to be established in 4 pretty
Swiss chalet close by the Palace OF Industry, for
the convenience of exhibitors and all others
bureau. whose officers have tor their duty to give
all necessary information regarding the Exposition,
is also organized in the Palace itself.
There are DO free admissions 10 the Exposition
except for exhibitors or their representatives mem-
bers OF the Juries, members Of the Commissions
and the representatives. of French and foreign
journals Two tickets are granted to " each of the
principal organs ofpublcIty," one to the editor
in-cbie and one to the special reporter of the EX-
position. These are season tickets, not transfer
able. Other season tickets cost fifty francs 500
and give admission TO the ceremony of Inaugural
ton. Prices for entrance to the Exhibition of the
Fine Arts are the same and under the same ar
rangement as those to the Industrial Fair. To-
day the lCth) is the last day for receiving goods.
On occasion of the Worlds Fair, there will be
held in the course OF the season several important
international Congresses. | note for to-day
there two: IN international Statistical Congress;
Government las just appointed a very strong
Committee 10 prepare the programme OF questions
TO be submitted 10 the Congress; Chas. Dupln
is Chairman; an international Congress cf Charity
of which shall gladly speak hereafter.