New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-21

hishe., pitch N this smusins voume. Monsieur
L. on B.suvaIlet wn zoe OF ibe drsuAtic sr""P
that sccunpsIied Rs ,hsl ~ the United States,
and With the chsrsc enric gsyety Of bic rsce hs'
h.rc fs,o.ed tse ~erli 9th bis imprerlos OF
wesrrn r.astl. HIS role in Raphs-l Felix's c1u-
lazy ~as trsged, in this vork he c"Htees hlcl-
self ~ ccuety and brad farce. H, &c triuly, hiss
ID. sdy..tsgr of fruitful theme. French PLY
Tor suGd.bly trapsplsDttd from bis beloved Paris
into the uid.t Of An.eric n democracy mn.' of'ec
find himself in ludicr' Us position, snd BE- o1iy
shows biz good nature # he turns bls cal,mIr.s
int fur, in..,ni Uf takin. the IN too seriously 10
hart so our j"l, trag.dIan makes nluis~'fn.rry
=, bis cwp heplessl ess cuto's Parsian atmosphere
and exhibits seri~- Of c,rcstures Of the glimPses
lc caught If American life which are irresisn'ly
c,nic by heir aippsnc!, cool misrepresentation
and brave eytravsgance.
The fr,t astopisnmrn of Cur travelling French
man vas the announcement OF noon oc board the
steamer he gives pAthetic account OF this
scene.
Will, We are Oh deck, = ki, OF idiot comes out OF
littc Las cage behind, and win sort ~ hammer
.1ike- light vigorous bows on a bel near him.
lhty ilfOl N ibe tbAt ihls niSh = III INC 'NVl y,
his ..r--s WHICH surprises ne, aud to't ne GENES
-.,.ly 10 indca.e H. ~ il IL neon on board.
+ III blows on bell for noon 1hat Il ingenious
Won vii admit.
Bu, this WAS not all Scarcely had they heard
the last blow on the bell wien an internal dia re-
sounded through the vessel. which must De- the
bunting OF the boiler. Not at all II was nothing
bu. the gong tor lnnch. They had scarcely re-
COVERED from The fright when the idiot again strikes
eight bells. and the gong sounds for duaer. This
wss sn lmpcrtan' crisis
Iccnf,ss that nave waited for this moment with
Atlur oh not L. owing a word Of English, had not
ben able {" get myself ~aied upon' eAceP. ~
mean. OF pantouime, moe or - eAPt.sNNc' anu
NUT saw that We a,ipg with hunger 10 say roth'
n of the fac, that many travellers had greatly APP
rlhut,o I. m. b. cooker. board Auiencsn sseani'
err, VA foi wa mary, .ourly well prepared.
Ass
But let Il. not anticipate events!
AT fnt al IN. service conducted by the sound OF
tn gong witch s by TO means amusing.
LEY tut.itsn for ttis Chin. 81 Instrument Oh mex
nj obi, TENDERNESS. WY cant say.
I suppose il ado their oige-tion.
Fnst blow: Soup IL served.
Tblssup b. ing on auented with coarse pepp"r end
bis If meet cepi.d m,selt.
S,cord blow All the silver covers on the dishes are
removed. -, -, =.
II you but knew with what rare precision, win WHAT
n, n, e. uusuimy hess wsers uncover, st last the
nun, ruu- .dib, carefully hidoen
Ono. or twi e tired, before the blow 90 the gong
u -. What Was under the cover next me, DAT the
wsi,,r lespt to 10Y side A. if To devoer me
Naturally, believed this food Of which they were
o. csltiul was exquisite
Al wei, ys ,r., Ga
ION. eats killed in advance aud preserved IL ICE,
consequently without taste or SAVIOR.
Bet mutton, fowl, al having the same taste
Airociou. L.
er AT Deal of money You have right to expect very
Generally tie Americans drink only iced water our
ing u 4. repa-t They make II up Vel at dessert WIN
| NUN. r, us bo,iles OF champagne.
| have oticed that tn are very fond OF Guam
pagnc. They have RI h, to be- still better ress-'
| IT, that nearly all of them are members OF stenper
aDct soChty.
Arriyii 81 New York, the great trsgedian is a
| once compelled TO take up arms against sea
| troubie.." The Csstm-officers were prying and
nportpDste. Not e night-cap that they did not
in. pec' not an unhappy necessity for the voyage
thai rh.y did Dot rummage from top to bottom
The hscsuen were regular vampires; but there
wss 10 escaping their clutches. New-lork Is
paved with sharp, cutting pebbles, which no one
can walk On for fifteen minutes without torture.
The sidewalks are no better-they are broken at
every other step by excavations, which are hlied
with water, and which one cannot jump over
with out the risk of falling in and getting wet, II
not drowned. In spite of these perils, d. Beau
valet takes q serene view Of tho city. Inc
spectacle which he oOntempl ates Is wonderful
The houses ere literally covered with immense
placnrds. -.
From the cellar 70 the garrett you gee nothing but
high-hown aovertisements, coIorsa esnvss.s, anu
uou,trous bills all ornsme ned with huge ngures OF
men having noibirg human about them, imaginary ant
ais and thousand other representations made solely
10 draw the smpletons and loafers OF the Two CONT
nebte into the shops.
hkef
A gigantic band. bill Of mountebauk company.
Ther. are here, AFRO, a. well ~ with u-
broadway, the BosLrard des Itairens of this place
il IIuuoatec with 'b. m. 49,,
Onack. dentists breeders of learned dogs, exhb
i,or. cf braided negiesses, wild beasttaners all are
in abundance.
ore could fancy himself in the fair OF an immense
village. -
What a hubbub what tumut
Cnes and laughter, songs aud oaths the yeis OF
bewsbCys mixed with the Doise 0 earrsges inc uuu'
ptts f charlatans cOntounded with the bells On the
mules who drag ally the thOusanfs OF alroad.
which furrOw the streets train o carr three ieei long
Ike ouis
Add 10 all this, carts which get locked together
borses running away; the people one crush"-; the
loaf, 10 TO fly ou; the drunk ard. Hho ne beng VI
treated and all tie lCungers ia white vets, ~h p;-
raded at the doors Of se- rmDke IT svey, ths hoahs
down, and their feet in the cir do 10, forget soove
al, The hundreds of prostitute, with brse hands ADJ
feet, false teeth painted cht.k-, -unk-n breasts, WHO
eDeumb-r the sder sk IN the very lace o. ponoemss
and the sun and you will have very smAl part OF
the picture which Sew.York presents TO the beSld'
cred eyes Of the traveller
Not less impressive il the first night Of RachePs
appearance at the theater. The people crowd into
,b- .Sats in ,olemn slsnce. The gentlemen m