New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-05
FRANCE.
lenee Of The Y. /. Tribune.

den las j. my ntDi-"cnhy "ohL d. inns ''N''"i'
Yesterday afternoon, almost came to resolution
10 write book Let not mine enemies rejoice, nor
FRIENDS who would feel bound TO borrow copy and
read. anticipate grief. passed the resolution and let
behind as went out of the western gate dinner
wa1d The book should have been entitled " Travels
d" in Paris" or French Trait-, | was not decided
which. The last title had advantage for trade and
taking with the public, as being parody OF Euer-
son English Traits, and al eady advertised by the
publicity Of It's original. As for provoking compari-
sops-Hly. four tfhs of books printed would never
ret even into manuscript the authors had such tears
before their eyes. Then there was another taking
title, to Wit fruits If Trdre, under the Tres o. tie
7uileries, which, on the whole, is preferable to
R,de IN Rue Riroh or BBstie along the Bo"terards
tram the BGsttle to the BOiS de BOtOgHe or Sights on
tie Shares Of he Sane or any other Alternative con-
catenaon now chance To think Of to which the vored
Nomenclature of Pari- Localities lends ITSELF For the
garden of the Tueres at this season IL an attractive
scene of display of Manners and do actually go there
twice a week look So my first chapter should
contain a report Of things had really seen. Ihere
would be the tonds OF it, as Ftnchman mght-'h"ugn
| an susuiclcus that with bis knowledge Oh the
larcuage he Would nOt--say, for have noticed mat
lbUs terms and phrases OF this tongue Win "nicn
Corepn writer's sometimes inlay their Vernacuar Tor
he SAX Of
Moved bv the French themselves IN the same sense.
So I'M, oI the solid substance the valuable lniOma-
ton Of chapter first. Then, by way OF acdteness'
pT, foui dness. shrewdness OF observation ana other
taudable qualities desirable in book Of travels, |
uld add paradox and bold assertion some cOmpar-
sons with the Park or ULon Place might help OUT the
interest.
AS / said lust now to friends and enemies, have
oute given up the idea Of the bOOk-OrglDal though
il be. ANY one is welcome to use IT and not be
grateful ] only desire 10 turn so much OF 1t a. was
elaborated yesterday afternoon 10 the account OF ms
letter Otherwise, ! really do not know whereWltnal
10 fill my hcbdOmada column IN lHE IklBUNE, rof
there is no great new news stirring. Kings, Dukes,
Princes and the Pope are indeed out on their travels
in unusual number and frskiness this Summer IL Is
Summer here nov, and liar been the past two weeks
if you 90 by the thermometer instead OF the almanac
ard tbis fine state of the weather reminds me u say
here in passing that under it, precOcious influences the
gIan crops ard the wine crops are giving - disinct
lCnise they can curly Ia the season. OF oel'e,
vie i'd than has rev ared the la bors OF grangro"eIsand
vpecuiuristS for the past few years. Alter the hngs
Who il is said are proposing 10 Themselves Euro
peau Congress of crowned heads la be held
IN Germany in this Sunimer-and the crops, come 10y
way of nov. lties, two dead Senators inns week
ti,si d,ad NJ Willard, was q friend OF Queen fiOr'
trnse and for short time tutor at studies Tor the
elder brother Of Louis Napoleon. The latter has al
ways kept up truly friendly relations with hun, of
nature enough be tween Emperor ana SUBJECT. IN
The time If the "ten years Presidency, he was made
S.nst,r and when shortly after the ten years fresi
cent ordered hin self 10 be made Emperor. NJ We'll
lard distinguished himself as the only Senator VINO
dared vote againstth Senatus Cohsulu that cnaugeu
tbe reuublic into an empire. This hdelty Ia liberal
CONVICTIONS however being of no effect on the desired
result did not hurt him with Louis Napoleon who 10
the last was always ready TO hear MS ADVICE ana IN
smaller matters is said sometimes Ia nave ioo"eu H.
His Majesty came in from FOntalnebleau expressly 20
100 10 IA nan n day or two before he died, and Is
10 -uer in feeling from the loss OF one oil Inc
oliv two cisnteresed friends IN his COurt 'ouhllng
the Empress, he had three. -
Tic t,b1 senator deceased is the Marquis Pastoret,
who WAS high in office under Lens ANiii' anu
Charles X and possessed the confidence OF those SOW
eregps After 1880 he was manager OF me affair oil
the Killed King, aud after bis death oi tIse VI .ne
Count de Chambord In fact, he was IN france tne
m ISIS But toward the close OF Louis Philppes
,.ion e MARQUIS let some ret p-prrs OF III pofahce
fail into the hands of the Chief Of Police FROM tna'
and Other causes the Count de ChamOoia became 9i7
cort,nted with him, and III July, loJ5' Puoh,Sct q
letter saving a. much, and informing ihe ""iu 'na.
tb, Na,cuis yas no longer member oil the Leg1 his'
Committee charged with the management Oh NJ ousl
ness IN France. On the 18th OF tlal SANE jury tJ
Marquis dc Pasioret was named oehatoi y .iPTai
decree The device on the coat oil hIms VI 'no la'o
Natouis de Pasioret is "BoSUs sEMPER 1T flDELs'
Might one given to generalzing say mat were
French trait e H. 1ur;a
As was walking under the trees OF Tue uleries
garden Yesterday aiterboop-'ha' l9 AE" w
OF course there would have been preface c"ulP'-
mertary 10 readers in which they would nave oeeh
told that the following pages etc. VIZ 80, a.
leisure moments snatched from 'he u"tie "a M -
Gus professiun-meGcsl without pauen's VI hsaI
ith,ut clients or theological with oIoheuiils tnat
neeced foreign travel!-nO original lhehlon % pun
cation ETC. urgency "t partial hlehuS r. ~ '"
wa king then, under the trees Oi INC IL ~
Yesterday afternoon. a. j. my sehl-"eeAI! "'nt a
iis season Of the year ears picked anu elcS peeu'
as beccre the intelligent observer III icIelSh
parts | said 10 myself II h1 ooy 90 .f'u' -
10 the nun ana 90 eterts oeIs P"'Yas,
lhe little mis- be mother Ia the "on,ap, ,aS
French the leol le Of the world most easy eOSeineu
There ipLt have been scattered anu si"uP0u ao"u'
brder the deep shades OF the chestnut Iets me- soue
hve hundred small folks nom lackg'. alu uVT p
and little sIseu Tubes down 10 iOns O'o .I -. -
nan yo,ds: from imminent young gentleman and
nj. .b,od down 10 earliest papplcst ialau's nurses,
nv and wet; mothers, OictI sis,els anu ,. e''
ID tie ground; but, excepting the niHs -. 49,
they seemed rather engaged III sOSstlp-N7 -: -
on r i,rry - wing and other sct ccut au"u IMAM III
or,i,u. car. .f fb,- little ones in their cuArye here
were hall dozen girls playing al IoiP WI az 1neH
be arts and muscles. tossing The SOFT V ~ Ps'y
faces a. eager pursuit or retrea'' auH - - -
in noyerrrit a. Children can be, YET ADDING "Ihal
curious ladyke grace t. every ati'h ~i-1N' Al q 'u4
.l was vi worn SO easily e. a. have a. NE SaIi oI
uutaught, uuscolded, uusfahRtu l".u' o. \ = - =
was coed. even 10 bachelor eHes' =" 'o'A "a me
,ltit> arc iiy l,n- iugly 20 slMatiiN' IN Ia VIA
~ nv oll,,t - iryu.ert ltWas almost ncTe pleasing
a. see he .IoUl break up. \ = 'U-H@.-l7I' queer
coiTer en- WIN sro,h.r lee caught The signal from
ber ~ i.,rf,. wlolrd ir. ceased passing comp nen.
With nice cid Ied-ibboned gentleman aud called on
TWO Of tle party There was no oei"!, eA'r!' % .A-
amor ki,les AID adicus and hopes ior meeting 20
NV Win N. II cou.ranicns, ard che two denoi
~, I'M bcnevrdrI with mother and nurse H.
cletrfrlly as,oauew game. ThoSe VIII" remained
eul.,ted another child or two, ana c'u'lnaed thelt
r,rt. Furiher on were thirteen youngsters.
clarriea them. arranged in linz, playing at
.,Is;ers Fsrb one wa provided with a
.NoTd or .pun. ar other Him" war-tool. Tbers
were two commanders AMI several volunteer stall