, 1859-04-29
The Last Piece OF Scandal.
Tue Paris gossip If the huston Iost las the

The Last Piece Of Scandal.
: Tue Paris gossip If the huston I1st las the
=! following:
Tue uuat extraordinary piece Of scandal is
gn1ng about fir ciubroon,s, which, perhaps,
l'as rrer been suffered TO gain belief even in Pa
ris. They say thut it las the power Of, for tue
iirst time rutling the temper Of Napoleon ILL.,,
to-. demonstration Of irritation and inpatience,
and, moreover, to measure Of uni just severity,
which, If persisted in. will rendcr the matter
entirely public. Song little time uSo, picture
IT, Wtuterlalter was exhibited, which your
rc;tdcrs must remember well. II Represent. the
Empress and her ladies seated in garden, after
The fashion Of the knights and ladies Of Flor
euce il tue Uecamcrnn. 1t scr1As that this pic-
ture has been copied by order of printseller
on tue boulevard, 1or sale to Snowman ut New
York, who llus been making large suin By its
exhibition in various parts Of America. No,T,
Monsieur T., the husband Of one Of the IL.
dies in the pictures, whn is remarkable, even in
Paris, fur his perpetual search after tue un-
known, I'll briug asked by friend i'll one Of the
american cities whether he would like to behold
the finest group TO be seen in the world, replied
in the affirmative and Was taken by the friend
a*pcclal flror, with an especial ticket, into
d large l!ttEitr down q yurI. wlcrc, to lis great
delight, he wa~ s}lnnn L .roupof was-worE ig-
nrcs, Of the size Of life, placed in imitation Of
the fanous picture, and tue likeness Of each
phy>io%nomr carefully prescrvtd-that Of bis
own wife, by y-t!4r-by, is most perfect 80 far, no
harm could be extracted from the exhibition
but presently. nrun given signal, and By an
ingenious mechanism, the graup became
ciIan=cd from that Of the Empress Euxenic and
her Ladies Of honur to that Of " niana and her
S!snpt.s, the old Ideal beauty replaced the
ncw; tycn .auzc and gossanler were considered
USELESS membranes. and tho Snowman, who
lad expatiAied upon the graces Of tue ladies' Of
t''e French court, nun poured forth his epitl1e1s
i'll honor Of tho nyr.phs Of the chaste goddess,
titiousnc:s, calling eacl, By her hca1'Ian ran1e
Uf c"ursc, tic ire Of the lushund knew no
lo:n''s- N justice could b. obtained in tic
aE'eritan cnv, III such Il casc, aud 50 he nurstd
up his wrath ill hr reached the threshold Of the
Tnilrries where hc has jus: poured j. firth ut
tho feet Of majesty. Iiac Emperor is said to
have given way tu Ill attack Of fury when lie
mast u!.ju.tlr upon poor c., the prin,seller,
altoa5h nnholy can srt how i trader can pre-
vent lis goods bein. applied 10 any purpose tue
purchaser ,1ay think lit when ouce titey arc out
of III, Shop. Iiowc'er, small revenge is med
itafcd i'll The proposal of ,icw law, which is to
isrcten: the exhibition Of rI1 paintings in the
windows Of rrin;sllops- ii seems proved tlla,
The Yankee Snowman WAS first inspired with the
w"ntirous itea by which he has enriched lin
set, in the attractive stop window where c.
exhibited TN: great narrels of art to The poly
Int Iit':e1is'i:ra who strife W and dpwn the
c-ery part Of The glube, the prnductions Of
French artists there beheld. Thu story has ere
atrd Il trt1ltns!uls eAcitcmtnt and al the Old
criticisms, ale reyitcd-ilIc want Ut TASTE vi
dignity, elc., in tho exhibition Of such picture
~ the public 1T u'l, arc brought up again, con
5i''nc'i. rs they ere, by The result And 10! the
wor>t ii Ill is tr idea tl,;t las taken possession
Of snilr n4i, is minds, Of the event mt having
''cclrrcd quite 80 .ar from 1ali, as New York,
s'g any oti!rr city III America.