The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

Court Of Paris of the 2ls ns and that his Majesty has
RENTED TO NJ Dounio responsible editor OF the CORES
yondent the penalty OF Imprisonment ponoun0ea Asans.
him by the sentence the oath OF November Az ial Us
can learn ali parties look upon this wise and prudent
ON the part of the Emperor, and calculated 10 quay as
much possible the great mpohcy Oh tne prose-
Cution.
Gagnans, tossing over the German papers, which he
reads with perfect He was OF course the observed
OF all observers" ever that much hackneyed phrase
applicable know no man whose presence cores
ponds more With his antecedents than that OF this now
famous Frencbman. His forehead broad and highly in
teectua his dark full eye full Of soul and the large nos
tr and ample mouth indicate an generos
~ of character which, in every phase OF his evcnu ca
reer has manifested itself suspect no man France pc
heyes Montaembert capable Of being leader No matter
Monaembcrt has never satisfied his mind Is full Of
imaginary IDEAL which his own generous SELF deny
ing spirit magnes possible Alas aas for poor human ma
tuTe perversity and pdelby stamped its
brow though the lofty vision Of mind Christanzed in
rare degree, cannot soop TO observe H. Montaenpert
would fall under the great Napoleons stigma OF an idea)
logst and Of this the present Napoleon fully avais himself
This the when strangers really DESTROYS Of wit
Messing what is characteristic in Paris should visit it.
Civilized people have sad tendency to come out OF the
crucible very much ike another. The more Ameri
be the distinction between them But at this season there
is throwing grounds of lees stratum OF society,"
which does not ordinarily see the light of the oountrys
1uminary and which shes into the beau monde much TO
the infinite astonshmen and amusement of perhaps either
party For the ii shapes itself into the form oil
new shopocracy which takes possession for eight days.
OF the grandest trading troughfare TO be in any
capital of the world The more aristocratc habius with
their plate glass windows their enameed furniture their
drawers, doors, counters, chairs ois sc their walls
hung with respondent mirrors, their floors niad and
tesselaed-tl the customer almost feels apology re-
give way to a screen extending for miles along their
frontage, Of little boarded huts, exhibiting facon
peculiarly It's own, and having principally but one
that is not yet out Of pettcoats The very
dress Of the marchand the which their
are disposed as well the novelty and popularity of
what they have to SELL is study There is the high cap
OF Normandy the strange kre and appes of La Vende
there is the curious eanoe which issues from the back
slums Of the faubourg st. Antoine which, while it re.
tans something of the original of the wearer has
yet caught considerable lights from the capital Of its
adoption Oh what sight it is to the frontage of that
eanee Of deal boards extending from the graceful pill
destruction Of the Basc the grand Place of st. Antoine
Those good eight miles reaches and all the wonders Of
Aladdn's lamp are common things compared with what
is there given TO view The spinning and buzzng mann
kns whrlng by species Of battedore machinery, per-
fecty fearful to behold balloons of every shape human
and bestia optical Instruments perfectly necromanc me
chanical and scientific; ditto demonsratve Of juvenile
mathematics; dolls, fddles balls, guns drums mirrors,
oranges by the Million and sweetmeats by the million.
Then the footing Good God what voices rigs up
lamp, superposes the cotton wick, snus it, takes 1t of
again, again replaces and dscourses sweet eoquence
ending, firing, which perfectly stunning
Another fellow takes steel pen, 1ourshes ream
OF ooscap, makes swan, geese MICE eagles and heaven
ncessant beat the sound Of which only FAT ineligible
ms making known to all past present and to come that 1t
Is II
shops, those emporums Of the great, are Obliged to
hide their diminished heads They retire from the srug
gle not altogether gracefully for still their burners
reflect their brilliant rays all the wealth of Ind
cashmere shawls, jewelry, chains Of gold and damask
silk, exquisite works Of art manipulatons Of saccharne
matter only too beautiful 10 destroy-bu not look is be-
slowed upon them The black moving tide OF heads that
flows along the broad causeway between them and their
hued rivals turns its face but waythat is its back
to them.
London is specially represented just now. Paris is full
Of cockneydom and and loudly expressed is the
ant n Qur AM ga xOO brafh
In the match between Mr. Morphy and NJ Andersen
the American and French combatants IN the noble game
Of chess which will be remembered, was to be decided
by the first winner Of seven games being declared the
victor Mr. Morphy Of the United States has trumphanty
carried of the palm The final score wasMr Morphy, I;
NJ ANDERSEN, Let be said that did this noble
game meet with two more frank and loyal combatants.
They agreed verbally TO play according TO the ordinary
rules until one or the other was victor of the seven
games and after FIVE minutes conversation down they
1t was thus their great exemplars, Labourdonnais and
Mcdonnell were accustomed TO enter the brilliant
counter and only in England that this grand princ
pie departed from For the match between Mr. Staun-
ton and N. st. Arnaud the preminaries endless.
Al the conclusion Of this great struggle is meet to say
that ali satsfed-those who supported Mr. Morphy
by the gallant manner in which he acquitted himself
throughout, and the hackers Of NJ ANDERSEN by the
loyal conduct which never forsook him for instant
under defeat This last gentleman professor Of mathe
mates at the College Of Bresau and after his flying visit
TO Paris, returns to morrow 10 his post
lowing ette4 addressed 70 he general ooers and
feots Of the French colonies makes acknowledges
of its usefulness. 1t is curious as coming from the
cousin of its arch enemy, Napoleon the Third
Being DESTROYS of obtaining regular information the state
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any worthy Of attention. request y0S SIR to send
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