The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-18
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
REVELATIONS OF FAST LIFE In PARIS
Colorado Jewett Trying to Get Up a Con.
gress Of SOyereishS.
German United States Citizens Released
from Military Service in Prussia.
&e. &c. he,


Nerco--7Ae Emperor Anrio,s TO Get Out-Colcsddo
JescsH Snub6ed ~ the French Enperor-The Court at
Compiegae-7ne Etiquette and Manner Of Passing the
Time ThereAmericans Moving Scssthward- Talking by
Eie tfciy--Nad1~ Ginning 70 New foTk-Fos,urcs in
the Den.i-'nonds- THO FaS Yo"n0 Woqnea-7herssr-
Empfness Of Professionalism Coycties-A Youn1
American Piania-John Miichel--Colo-udo IercE dr.
The little ct Of the taking OF Monterey by the Mex
liberals III 1t be fact not consideredof sufficient
importance be noticed by the government Journals.
On the contrary, If the Moaitew is 10 be believed
there is further opposition worthy of the
in Mexico to Maxmi!iau. And yet tho Emperor gives
sgn of any intention Of Withdrawing as he certainly
ought to, that his pyotagi has everything his
way and longer requires his protection. The Enl.
peror will do nothing now till nc bias seen Pres don't
Johnson's Message. What will lac do then. wish
could inform you. One thing know--that he would
Ike il he could do honorabiy and without any loss
of prestige, get of Mexico. Find hole big
enough for him to crawl out of. and you will him
making gocA '''ne the back track But where is the
hole? T,gs ~c difficulty.
have bccr sing little trip out to Conp;egue
where tn Caur uow is-not upon the invitation OF his
Majesty hos oversight having neglected in
ciudc my either OF the LIFTS OF incies Without
being inciS il is impossl blc at this tine while the
is here enter the palace never heard Of but
ono man who in this whom Colorado Jcwett
first camo to Europe to consult with the different
crowned heads here upon the best and most expeditions
manner in which he could settle up the American war,
he naturally addressed necif first 10 the Emperor Napo
leon. Hc made several attempts the person of
his Majesty all Of Which, however were rendered null
by the frigdly polite replies Of his venerable private
Secretary, NJ. Mocquard. Jcwctt, however, with his i'm
mcnse mpudencc and perseverance,, not to be put
of in this way and evening, about ten o'clock, he
took the railway train for Compcgnc The next
morning he went to the gates Of the palace,
and actually succeeded forcing his wey in far
as the cahine, OF NJ. Mocquard and joining that
OF the Emperor. As lac could speak not
word Of French, the poricrs probably took him for
s'bon Anglais who had been hoRored by tho imperial
invitation M. Mscqrard, however, undcceivcd them by
politely requesting Jewcit to withdraw which hc did,
returning Paris aud Immediately sent oil another eps
tolary shot 10 the Emperor
did not attempt to go in, but from who has
had the honor of spending week in the old chateau
have obtained knowledge Of the routine Of life there,
which will be interesting TO those who like las who docs
moth 10 know something of the social and comparatively
unooia, life OF royalty The following the letter Of
invtation:-
MossKuR-By order Of the Emper"rI have the honor 10
that oa are invited 10 pa c 1Sns Ge
@ ssns the r s s s T9
O'CLOCK will conduct you to the palace Receive the
pre'''" o. my Hs%cGiociii The FRS. Chamberlain
An ecuycr awaits the Wis tor at the station Id Paris and
points out him the he II to take in the railway
carriage and attends TO the checking Of his baggage
Arrived Conpicgnc ut five O'Clock, CONT carriage
immediately conducts him 10 the palace, where, in
ante room which lie First enters, he finds his and
tho number OF his apartment SET against IT, Az the top
the staircase he IL received by the nsarechons DIES
gis who 20 mt out the apartments. The apartment -
found all ready fire lighted and the rooms comforta
bly, warm and candies burning Az seven o'clock
want conducts each visitor 10 the grand waiting room
which the Emperor with tho Empress his arm arrives
at a quartcr-p past Here the Indies are presented
10 The Empress and the gentlemen the Emperor when
all the guests follow their Msiestes 10 the sale
Manager where the table prepared for about hundred
The Emperor sits in the centre, the Empress
ties, persons Of distinction. After these placed
the married guests with their wives then the bachelors
and at the OF the table the under cnmbcfans and
officers attached TO the palace. During the dinner,
which lasts about hour, band discourses sweet
music, and In preference tue pieces OF the composers
present Dinner tho Emperor rises aud all the
guests follow his example. The servants place tho
chairs against the wa ana each guest places himself in
front OF his chair, and the Emperor and Empress pass
around to The !d1 u where colcc Us served.
In This uyon conversation, whist and dancing the
order Once week theatrical representation is given,
the a4ist,s OF some OF the Partisan theatres being
transported TO Compisgne for the purpose. The last
piece played there was the Idm'He Benoam ot Sardon
and Sarion had the honor the next day Of dining with
their Majcscs The author OF the piece represented IS
usually invited to Compegne but dimes IN another room
with tho players w. sarsop however, having beng de-
corated with the Order or the Legion oil Honor
sidcred worthy scnf his mutton In the presence OF
Maiestics.
| his cabinet, and works ill midnight the Empress re-
mining superntend the serving Of tea, and al m d.
| night the party breaks w.
allowed the very largest lihorty-remaning IN their
rooms hunting fishing skcching, doing they
pcase On the day, breakfast, all the que Is
meet in the Grand their travelling suits when
they bow adeu 10 the Empress and receive each one
! n shake of the hand from their imperial host They
leave soon after and the morning another set Of
iHr arrive The Court viii no, return 10 Pars before
/ the middle Of December.
/ rl,hic ne
from Italy, An Italian sacaDt Is said TO have discovered
by which sound may be transmitted BY an cleo
trcal any distance that two pcrsonsonc III
Rome and the other in arisnsy together,
| cognzng the sound OF each others VOICES.
Aaaar y soing 70 New or sae spsns Ms n
genius he is writer OF good deal Of wit and talent
excellen, caricatrrlst photographer good musician,
and finally firm believer in the practcability OF aerial
navigation TO the study of which he devotes Of his
time and attention here There Is society here consist
ing some six hundred members among whom the eel
cbrated astronomer and mathematician, NJ. Babne, who
cndeavorng offec Practical solution Of tho theory
OF Naar that 10 combat against The air power heavier
than the air must he employed To show hov much at
tenon Is being given 10 the subject OF aerial navigation
in France, may state that more than nine hundred
projects have been received by the association above
! lerred TO within the past two years.
There have been two serious failures in Paris during
the past Two of the bright particular stars 81 the
dsmi-monsis have 'shot from their spheres or to
speak with literal truth have bolted' from them,
gone clean Oh, and left their creditors to mourn and
| weep. and SELF them out Cora Pear and Mademolsele
Keller of tho Palais Royal, have been obliged by n
pressure from without the form of bills long
due to leave Paris for fresh fields and pastures new and
for fresh fools and pockets newly lined with gold They
have both played very extensive game in the demi-
world Of Paris. Cora Is English girl, and has always
been the great rival OF sSkittlcs" Cora younger,
better looking and better conversationist than Skit.
ties who is said be exceedingly and vulgar.
She has neat pretty little figure, and drove her PONIES
in splendid STYLE. she occupied elegant apartments in
the Champs TIysees rent Of forty thousand francs
year. and sporcd diamonds and pearls worth swo hun.
| dred thousand. Her creditors seized everything
few days since She owed the modest littlc sum
| Of four hundred and fifty thousand francs Her
resources failed she's gone 20 London Keller
| actress az the Paais Royal. She was young and good
looking years ngo, and even lacrly had an avn Of
ddtierte about that rather attractive. she~as
most accomplished and elegant dresser aud always Of
tracted great attention the from the richness Of
her Unite She received five hundred francs month al
tho aas Royal and lived at expense Of ten thousand
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