The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-01

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oe @ as 10 eorc, the only tiers 70 be ssen PaJS
hang st the doo's Of the oss'-rs IN fripoery
made my wsy ae oss the Place ~ Csrroussl srd ,he
OF Dvass where vas centred The heat Of All the
fun ano neFfimeDS I did DO. tAxs nv Walk alone
Thousands ON thousands were vending the dsec
ton and yet toere was enough rhe programme
Of the day rad been arranged 70 draw 70. +,
different points Of attraction For faisaui
drsI OF No.re Dame open 1t ooe o'clock waen he
Emperor Empires. yer, present: Al the sane hour
the 0her chuchsf spd the pleasure se kers All tue
theatres. AZ tns ssme hour tAsiDg matches, rosog
nalcpes snd aquatic sports t00k place the Seine
entering upsn the esplsnade noise sAuted she ear
duit toe eyer, .be smen OF frt.ers ana gosfes the
various pstry, aod slaked his thirst with doub.rul
beer, sorbew, emouaoes and beverages OF s.rsoge
colors, and 70 me Of unknown favor, whiie me
sense Of touch D'ghs haze beeu called fo IN In q
thousand ways The entire quadrangle or the vast es-
panade was decorated with colors, and s.reamsrs
ioy posts placed at equal ntervas Booths and ssas
tenr, where might be ban coffee pitt rsrre chopne
VINE, scsnssae o. DOCK beer or s:rasoourg. an ONE
gram Along the quay were ranged for good quarter
mile the elbows, theatres, ana various swDgs round
The Frepch are speculative people In all but com
Defce or may be said they are mpregnsted with the
spirit o. gambling, and are stimulated by It's risks Tue
ways In which person may lose his sous and loose cash
~ French fair ave manifold, and Dgeouty is taxed
cevne new games 70 entce the multitude. In
booths there were ciard and bsgAee tables, sadly oil
the level, and defyiog the precision Of the players
at the correct boards on the Bou evArds 70
ing as atsnd,pg distance Of three yaros. REQUIRES
sfong and steady eye; 70 chuck gwen numoer
metal oouDters larger ana heavier than peces
tntr Ind nfh NJ
ed with holes bearing nnmoers requires address
practice Al these many other games the successful
he probable value Of which is seou. one O penDy soso
You may hook Vt dolls with . grspne for sou, and
knock down Ttars and red indians az the OF
sbos for penny. Tobacco pipes are set spinnng by
bottle jack contrvance the point demousn
baby or cupid In plaster s Also up be perforated
OF smsshed by the marssman, who 10 rewarded ror hu
mrchief and mulcted for hts wan, Of sk For penny
YOU may have five shots wnerexitn 70 saoot Aod 81
Ksder through the heart or the Devil through the eye
Al the top Of lofty pole pgeon-pot live pigeon,
but aham one stuffed win combus ibes-is fxed
holding in the beak . spray Of touch paper cne
charged from gun, when the shng exp,oaes and the
narssmsn receives prise perhaps half
Dozen francs but sucn q marEsmAo, I ooins, did not
be conducted the principle, "heads win tails you
iose." Schooiboys small mads tue pater fami.
ana the mAtr0n 70 whoee cling pair OF bullet.
headed offspring, cluster whel Of fortune, and
sou after sou with commepdable philosophy. rney
stase SOU and double sou one after the onor,
hopes that sonetniDg will turn up' and nes GER
fanny something does turn up, smRl slipper
. china baby 10 china bain, Ldnpatsn m lkmag
and yes the frame Of the wheel Of fortune are sisss ana
china vases and coup tureens shepherds and shep
herdestes snd neecy smns pottery and china Of not
diecreoitabe workmanship; but have any OF
Bu, conmsHd me tho raree shows and the theatres
ana the everlasting OF orams, aud tho ciss
Of mbaie and the bray Of tumpets, snortDg
uonbones, ana the growi OF orhecy doe, and the
walk up, walk up' 10 see the m09ntfque, wonder
tu the veous, the sub ime, unique, the unpa
sie,ed, the DO all and bang al But hrst let
,wo 70 ~ mpe.c exniu tons and two to Iae mu
tsry ballet drama. On the H. 81 and
posture masers dancing ens, VINO did tnsir oss by pc
Dos, 10 entertain the public. How tired the poor
wrecbes must have been when released from their au
rte, which whs no. until six o'1o,K At tne uilisa
theatres, of course, there must be battle Now az
Frslce Dag particciar quarrel presens king
,sh 10 en- er the imperial ranks IN Algeria aud COO
with Turco ana Zoaave, Tessr yea 70 an
ard bis piece ia er tIed lies Fanaas en- Chne ca Ia
Prise rourGne." The hero, of course s French an
and o. Of thcse Who exist ony In drama He very
hahcsome, and OF course very Killing the ueart
Of lbe daughter Of the Emperor emma, wno by one OF
tboee nistsses which the FitDcn In tneir move and
dramas are prone 70 make is The Emperor also Of Cocun
ChDa By the aha vi The daughter Emperor ne de-
fea.s ,he enemy taEes nume ,isones saodaros
apc, hougo h. hts hundred compsts slose naoded
receives wound Mucn goDpo sder As exprpded
IL Tue conIe of the pay which consisted Of neen scenes
sno three grand taoeAux Ls Prise De Canton'
piece repfetened In sne oher mlll-ary theatre winch
sSr, for all that appeared repetition Of rs. Ian
toped pece Three ries duIirg tho day these dramas
represented before ga deIghted and aouring au
oepce, ~ho inhaled the smoke bmstoae nrn pscom
iDg TO, tnude Tns was probably the Legitimate drama
o. tbeoay But 10 my taste, vas better the .srour
Nese, in four acts, played by lonetes and tCar
toucbe,' drama, IN ! forget how mauy acts cne
Auoh nee was very crcai, sometimes iupsr.
tbence to QUIZ the properties. People VINO hat their
for eous, seat for three ought
10 have taken what WAS get before them thankful
spirit.
'ase the ships OF Homer. There gianoesses aad
giants dwarfs and learned pigs, wicg dogs that dab
tiled IN literature, and torned you out article less
than penny line monkeys Who would not have
sIaceo bal room, polite ana civil zed they;
lions that d,a not say "mamms," Ike the
6th Of Piccadlly, but which we're very ssgscous in
their way. There athletic, VINO ufled hundred
weights and drew againss kOfses, and ao Amazon
who raised two suardsmen clean of the ground
with another mounted on their shoulders. There
was . man With two heads and t~o NOUNS,
and by bis second mouh which seated where col
this, reader if you wi roere vas goat with eight
egs, four Of which nature intended TO belong 70 the
the leg ana pate Of the goose ana leg Of the
plensn,ary Here 10 infant prodigy eight years old
and weighing thirty stone; here man who maxes .
vat Of huge SNAKE and who introduces is losthsome
bead into his mouth; here q somnsmbue, who Can tell
what cas you have In your pocket One small
bias smart tabeau, on ~hicn s Inscribed being uAns-
love best The simple believer In magic walks up and
beholds bis own natural face 10 glass, and goes away
u
fellow Who his describes himself - Or
Somebody other-1 regret that nis worthy name
escapes me-a 6ardlnsn born In Egypt, VINO
bis diploma from the College OF Beus Moses
marcuated, wherein David hal the degree OF
kus D., ana Aichmedes came forth FIST wranger, who
bss visited al the unknown parts OF Europe and shed
Aooos light upon bergbted populations, shocks you
with gavsnc batteries, and plays trisks With your
watch purse, ana who yet ID not marvellous fell
as the Wizard the North what he could do hsd he
better paying suderce 1t s impossible say. In the
st ihe CAB he soounded and "tnats The fac they
say bsyond the ocean.
But my story would run TOO long II were to tell what
with my eyes and heard with my ears, and
vouTed 10 comprehend with my understanding Oae fea.
,ue of the te was intellgbie enough, ana Al 1t saped
and Stared win there Four lofty poles, perhaps dfty
feet high, erected the anaoe OF tns Invades
the end Of il nearest the hotel Now, these pores
were duly greaseo, and the point OF contention
Was who should succeed in reaching the top
OF them oesch from circular garland watch, silver
mug spoop, iors, tobacco pipe, and for d. The
bous NAN who would attain his object Oils the pocK
Of his uousers and tusts the make
ala, for hign ana arm more tenacious He asoonds q
ysro or Two, snd descends exhausted He succeeded
by apotber Who has the way paved for him. speak
4 O n hei9hg, R1tainA that hAiaht n