The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23
Our Paris CORE pam deBce.

PARIS August 8, 1859.
The Nlaary Dip,ay at VmcewAesR stura Of the army
y A'y-Alpeora.ce Of the ToDp-1e Tvcos am
Ze-pi,e- H,sto,tcaI R.m:n,sce"ces of Vtncennes-Tn
Conference at Zurica-1he approaching Fee az Ptac
Vendome-- Ges'p he ys marathon y the Lat, Wdr-
Remarks q adm,,at VrHrunss Iotir.g Leaoe of the
Narg--?he English H,uts,on-Neps Of the Disarmament
o. Mo,a,ues- Ypon's Paintings of Ma99aa ana sol
tertso dc.
The hsorc interest nsepauby attached to the ancient
citadel Of vDcennes just sensoy enhanced by the
fact hs grass piatexu before 1t s dotted All
over with picturesque white tents, while from far Aao
asues tsDt busy hum Of thrice ten Thousand
TO be augmented to more tnsn tneeefoid
ina. nua be,empolsd al toe countless operations of
mh,sry ouy ,be most pleasant 10 see and hear that
the stranger koows II toe joyous vsage OF the home
tlrned solder did not nssf declare IL, that bloody
strife is past, the battle fought, the victory won.
Every day and hour troops pouring In fresh
from the fields Of Italy, where so many OF
their comrades have met an honored though uu-
timely grave. The route from Paris 10 Ypcennes is
literally pmb'ee With poltures of every description
Oabuses, bsncs, gigs, fss and cabs, may
upoer barpng eun, amid Of duct plying their
weary ~sy to yards well known dopon around whose
gray hover the Of centuries. they are
full OF holiday folk eung from the capital to greet
hon.wsrd bound sodiers AS troop after troop comes
marching 10 from he station of the cin dc fer, coiors
flying, and with martial strains, IL is interesting to
watch the anxiety 1.-THE avidty, with which the gathering
crowds rush Them u is the Forty df,n that
ott arrived travelled add worn the heavy
marching oraer the little wiry fellows seem stoop
aooer the weary loso each has carry but still there is
sm,le Of JOY those sunburnt features
foot on the cod which bis military service
me d'npou Re perforated With bas; in taersd remnants
IL drCD IRON ia ola hat how
the popnlace hangs upon this emblem of blood fire.!
The standard bearer, he proudly holds II alof has
enough to do TO preserve 1t from the various
brsc 8 Of sn adoripR multitude
fbe lie all the lively from is somewhat i'm
pronpiu character 1t s not camp, ike tbss Of Cnaons,
for instance the aspect altogether fugi
tive nature but species Of battle Geld, whereon the army
has to u halt where each division 1t arrives BIZ
in the night, aud whore the necessary oscupa
tious Incidental 10 the busily pursued. Sol
deis are either cooking, cleaning their arms mepdng
their Clothes their tents carrying from part OF the
Held TO the othey In email Companies the bulky re-
quements Of service host prominent the Gibeonites
task-Wood bewing ant water drawing something
anaogousare the Turcos and great is the observance
they create. hshdsomer race Of men cannot well be
imagined; tall, broad shou,dered, oct as dart, the
blue Zouave dress the emlneutly becomes them
sod ieems 10 give free play their 1.-the and supple
hmbs Their features have nothing la common with tnoss
OF 'he negro; the complexion sometimes almos. 10,
Diaok' though more often eeep copper color but tn,
noee ana lips in some Of the arc fine as Gre
can uc inc eye 10 in general dark and full of a,en
nrs, out Ge countenance generally has nothing Of tina
hercenees the history OF their 0eDdsh deeds woad oro
pare the vs'er to expect. rher impotence To enter
Pars-he capital Of which they had hoard such marve
ious Snress 80 repressibe that they have be,n Der
miteo 70 penetrate the suburbs from time to tms We
met three Of them returning from one Of these tours of IN
rpection Al h'st We supposed from the slight halt in
their gait Mat the rough causcwsy Of toe streets had been
o much for the feet Of these children Of tue DESERT but
on closer observance, induced to suspect ,bs,
the unstable sep had to do with the bead than the
feet ano that The hospitality Of the inhabitants mad some
what impaired the capacity OF these Eastern braves for
approaching the beauties OF the town. But thew were
right merry aud joyous. Fasa, full Of SACK could no.
have borne HE donors gaiv and they returned the
smiling ssutons and jokes Of the townspeope as though