, 1864-07-31
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

To mtn who know the population of Paris,
ana The hnrd ilves tens Of thousands lend,
the nnSt ,; 81 palaces t1.at hnvs h1cn pushed
OF the Seine prc ulonstrous heaps OF wicked.
ncss. The workmcn who raisc them link
upon them In dlsnay. Thu poor rcopl1 on
the t'tss Of whose houses tllry are bull, .hlit
thtir humble huurelloId gods further out ot
tno Wicked ny, a"d wonder wien the po A.
ess that rea: these lalncts will think OF them
md their lit ones.
rum way minister Of the Dev OF Tunse
has arrived at Paris. amply provided With
means. lie Las tsken sutuptunus residence.
npd hia haEesn Is expected TO rcjoin him very
shortly
The following ap'ustng IDEA OF q natur1l
anu ths easiest Development Of youth, and
the pro. res Of their emancinntton from m.
n ntal restraint, IL taken frou, q late essay in
o Eon6on journal:
- Perhaps the mort reasonable scheme Is aome.
Thing like fh..: Flrst, atase OF inmate and in.
,Mensely M eentrnl,zed despohsa, until tic subjects
AAse sot OVER !he sixth or ReFenih year Of life
Then Il monarchy, still nbroute, but viii 1imIn.
ution Of the ecats4ltza,Icn and EXTENSION Of tne
aea IT, %si Psr'%s to s toes
nonarrJ hecnmcs limited, uptIl finally tne sorletv
become. republican,. and ihe antocrst assumes III
eoafse e ise spa psasa, spa d
lodged IN the hands Of two rulers, Who nav be
compared 10 the ,coon and the Mlksdo-theo one
GUS, affairs,
Edmond About, In bis late work on
Progress" divides the French elements OF
character tLto these two-the church 9arden
element and the cafe element. The former
Is the work Of the church and the priests,
the latter Is fond Of pleasure, Wat and glory,
opposes the Government aud hates tie
priests.
DR.. Ma5al1, IN American. IA tho most.ce,.,
bratcl photographer In LONDON. hayino hcen
resident there aud practitioner Of the art
Tor many years. Aets nos publishing T. In
Iertas" Of the Prince Of Wales and the
most eminent personages IN the country.
Edmond Texier has recently warned the
French, IN an article In the Sirct, that they
have LOW formidable rigals across the Chm
mel In art manufacture.
The French are turning zoology to 4
worm culture, leech culture. cost culture.
ari culture, cru5.acea culture and coralll cul.
tu9e. '''1>N ~'''''1@ w.
Mitchell, Buckland, Lowe aud Ashwo.th
arc IN Inc van " those who arc trying to
teach the English nation practical zoology.
DR.. Madden thinks the momentum, Of the
blood Ia OWLS: to the pressure Of the atmos-
phere on the Skin.
Spain, with al her apparent prosperity,
money badly.
L.rge amounts Of specie continue to be
sent rom En. land to the East. Mos, Of it
never returns
The BrAssh Aa-ua, R<gi.te. has been reg
ularly published for one hundred ycars,
Garrtck's famous vi1la at Hampton has
recently been purchased By rich Lon aou
tailor Tor S54,0 600.
The N ,h1seript expense book Of the
rretendcr and his family, during the years
11ss. S IS, WIS recently exhibited Ut a meeting
OF the Society of Antiquities. It contained
many intert sting details, some curious words
and much bad spelling.
III. A late number Of the London Rerier has
Ine following amuaing cEttieiam on the
s.ETSnehs The IN sesaEd to certain particular:
lite, but are not essentially chtvalrous ma
ton They look upon women, not with the
exaggerated homsge OF the American, nor
with tue Inbred reverence Of an EnGlishman,
n9L With the gaflanty OF nation TINT adore
without respecting beauty. 4 lady repre-
sents to Freuch1aan gaiety, pleasure, ele-,
Eance-ia fact, the luxuries aud the perfume
Of life. With all Frcnchtaan's finished
ease IN talking to woman, there IS alWasa
something intensely disagreeahle at the bot
tom Of. his tone and In the lnmost Fecesses Of
bis eye The truth IL. that tbs French, with
III th.ir idtali=m. u.ix lnate1ialis9 in still
larger Quantities"
The following inscription Is said to have
been found among the 1uius Of Melroee Alb
hey, and Is the subject OF much literary dis
cussion:
The earth soeth on the Garth,
GlistsnIn2 lks gold:
TIE eA9th FoeS to the tafSh
Sooner than 1t void.
The earth baiIde on the earth
Castles and toEcre:
The earth says to Tho earth
Al shall be OURS
By recent discovery at the British state
paper Office 1t appears that Daniel Detoe, the
an.htr Of Robinson Crusoe, and many other
still popular works, was hired spy and ve.
nal writer for the British government In the
time Of GeorgeI I. .-.--
Casselre Popular Natural History mems
10 be entertaining ait IL not alwsJs accu-
rate, Us VIZ may see IRON the two following
extracts:
.Whcn soroo men of science were euenced Ia
Sonth America MAKING observations on tho dyuEe
Of The Garth, thev greatly anoo5cd bJ the do
,ne ,eeasd apes whtsh wese VET VT ,an 'oos-
na19 nm 70 The pendulum they ased, tssaas saes pens
But the citma1 is the following story:
The sm.rl rcx havtng spread teanulay amongst
ra e &. 9, s0uh eei
es ~aa stxnc5 by the ide4 Of aFsestng IL tafiaar
pspRrees. Vacc4p4ion wss, OF eo1rse. 10 be the
neana Of staring The pla2ue, s2d ne scsame tor
bound ,xo of ihrec soys band and foot. and than
vsec1nated them In the prtseoee OF An old monkey,
who VAS observed to Be closely attaatlve 70 bis
H. .hep is IN s1one M e. S1n yonnS
bet!de It lapcxt, guarded, that 1t might not ca.
eoo deep, b. projecting piece ol eteel. The Doc
Tor Witnessed the result from uelEhboripR room.
,bos, n ns I'd,
Inc ekil Of professor.