Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-26
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A Lnxurious Pariaian EdIcor-Hls Mode Of
Pnssine the nIoFngua.

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A Paris 1etter-Writer says IN. Guerou1t
rises at cock-croWing, and orders his hair
dresser. While awaiting the arrival Of that
parsonage, M. Gueroplt contemplates his
features in repOse, AZ reflected in a Venitian
mirror, and complacently observes that his
fresh and rosy complexion, his sparkling
ewes, and. the calmness imprinted on hiB
physiognomy, will efficiently aid his pro
iects. The hair-dresser arrives. With o
condescendng wave Of the hand, NJ. Cue
roult abandons his head TO The manipula@
tions Of the artist who, feeling sll the re-
sponsibility of his task, arranges the capil-
larry embellishments Of the eminent editors
Uranium in admirable style, anoints his curls
with the rarest essences, parts them scien-
tifcally, and gives them the final twist
with marvellous grace. NJ. Gueroult now
gently passes over his countenance a pow
dersFuff of eider-down, impregnated with
rice powder, scented with violets and then
proceeds to put on a shirt Of the most deli-
cate and transparent linen, with an immense
ruffle and wristbands Of the finest lace. 70
He rings for. his valet de chambre. Tho
Frontin of the illustrious chief editor brings
his master pair of superb knee-breeches, D
vest and coat embroidered with gold, shoes
ornamented with gold buckles, and the re-
mainder of the paraphernelia Of a state cos
tune. NJ Gueroult assumes his dress-sword,
sprinkles upon his fine cambria handkerchief
a few drops of violet extracts, and, thus
splendidly attired and gallantly perfumeds he
orders the carriage, The horses are soon
heard paving the courtyard pavement. M.
Gueroult, in a mood both thoughtf6i and
triumphant, takes his seat in an elegant
vehicle conducted by outriders and postilr
lions, and wends his way to the Office of the
Opinion Ndtiondle. This elegant equipage
produced lively and prolonged sensation in
the Rue Cog Heron. .a hua s9ro2
"The employees of the journal chant q joyful
chorus as the editor-in-chief ascends the
Office stairs M. Guetoult majestieally en-
| tiers his private sanctum. y In obedience TO
| his commands, o magnifcently- -sculptured
| table, inlaid with lapis-lazuli, covered with
| green velvet cloth embroidered with gold
| bees and 0fnainented with gold fringe, gold
cords and gold tassels, is placed in the cen-
ter of the cabinet. An armchair, Of exr
travagant richness, is drawn near his luxu-
rious table. Beneath M. Gueroulfs feet is
spread superb hon-sking Upon the table
may be seen o monumental inkstaud, an i'm
| posing peacock quill, with a diamond point
AN agate bowl filed with golden sand, anc
an immense crested seal. NJ. Gueroult cast
glance'at large mirror placed before him
and smiles approyingly at his reflected i'm
age. he summons a small lackey thus
itwbat hol my lackeyF' and places his EN-.
.broidered ehapedU in, the small laokeyt
hands. Then, extending his left legd his eys
sparkling with prophetic fire, his brow glow
ing with enthusiastic fervor, M. Gueroul
thouehtfully scratches his ear, solemnly seat
himself in the rich armchair, draws towari
him sheet of paper of the u largest sias
seizes his splendid peacock quill, and -
Good heavensl What, tehdt is he about t
write2 An editorial article, n!which ono
again deigning to save the French, Empire
his beloved country, NJ. Gueroult nnagnani
| 1nouslv tells the Emperor what is to be done