, 1865-07-28

cans In Europe-Movem~nt of ~
Euf.* fur aud Elnpr~es-fl.a rI.Ytc,-
o1sery-A Lucky Firm :,
Railroad Accident.
From Our Own Corrrspcreent,1
PARIS, Ju.y ii, 1855.
American eociety in Paris, which, has lin.
Gered behind almost all the rest of the world,
In order to be present at the brilliant 6tte.
which last weak described to you, in com.
memosa:ion Of the 4th Of July, has at last
taken wing like other people, aud our CAV
capital Is now well nigh deserted for the
sesstn. From all 1 hear, the influx of visit
OTIS to Europe from the United States prom.
lees to be unusually great. AT DIeppa,
Nschy, Trou7E1e, and other fashionable
French watering placss, the American cfrcie
is already very large. Cherbourc, too. In
anticipation Of the promised naval spectacle ef
Ire come:ntd 1ccts Of France and England,
now fixed for August l4th, will a,trart I'D
share Of tight-seefs. Not q few OF our conn.
Try people EAye left Paiis Tor the .Is]e nf
Wight, become With them OF late wears a
taFosfte SUMMER tceort; md In Switzerland
American tourists orc already exploring the
uncqnalsd mountain scenery Of The Bernesc
0oeIlfuF, Sx. , or whlling away ,hs loas summer
and Tutcrlashtur. Wherever our country.
ntp shoW themselves IN the Old World, thsy
Will be ccFtatnsto experience in their reccn.
tien the prtatge Of The great events which
pave n std tseIr native land to
Is r.. p. sent pinnacle Of renown.
tome 10 A1nerican greatness 1y ths
eloquent rtn OF Count Montalcmbsft, has
flown, uuuiHt-toDgued, throughout tie na-
tiors OF Europe, nor could the deeds Of he
rnes and patriots bare desired . worthier
chst nlc'cs: As Mr.. Putnam, our excellent
Consul Ut Hay1e,. eIprsstd himself In the
1tw glowing words which tc addressed to us
tn tie occasion OF tho late festival, Aneri.
cans arc now i1detd EMIT ed TO s'hold their
heads high in En1op." The DAYS Of mourn.
lug, 10 ttuch nvly alluded to ty Mt, Dise-
l.w, ere, It Is TO be huted past, and both at
heme and abroad. Amtrica. we may trust, is
now about to reap Tic reward Of the patriot
den Ibis short outpouring of individual en-
T. usiasn but the tfferVescence of The late
La1io1 al gathering in the Pri Catelau has
hatdiy YET enbsidcd nurorg us, and still
write VI der the influence Of the remirIscen.
ces of the Fourth OF July, 1865.
As 3ou viii judge from what is iutimated
shove, Paris Is p.dl5 falling into ,hs social
aud political st.gnstion Of the dead siaso1
atd the approaching deg days. Our long
ard b,Il:ant suu.mer, which has sca1ctly ~.
Prs.uced = break In tie lneness Of the
Wtatbet Slice the ti1st OF April, may be said
10 have reached lis climax The very d.7 al
ICE Ire American .ttt. when the the,moul.
ettr stood At Ninety fra In the shade, and
scarcely descended TN degrees during ,le
{: oler part CT the twenty-1tus luuts, The
legislative session has closed. aud although
TIE EnNIot still litgets St the Tultrics in
consequence probably Of his long anterior u,y-
etncc N +A.1tca, he t. daily expected, along
kith TIE Empr 81, to seek coolor ictsea.
IL lie forest shades OF Fuusainebleau. After
sEc,t jeurn ,ltre be will proceed to hls
fasorite medicinal watels Of plo1abls.c,
xisit the esmp ef Chalcns, and then seioIuing
the Empress, they will tet out toEgtuer on
tbd1 usual nutunn trip to Biarri.z and tue
south. II is possible, especially as popu.
lallly bunting s1noDg The masses tas been
me G1dts II Of !he day 81 late, that their Im-
he cap'tal, and spend the popular fc:e Of
the IL, OF Ausuat among. their good cItl-
zens of Paris.
The clawire Of the Mexican lottsry-for
70 Il deserves to lie called, tcpk place lust
we.k, when prizes of 50a. .QoJ, 100. 900, 50, 90
a.d 10 tU0 haacs wt1c awarded 10 the hold
GRE OF lucky 1IE1bess s, aud for the encou a.c.
men7 Of future sIeculatois In mlar dnan-
cta1 adv. ntutts. N. de Germiny, Director OF
The Bank OF FIaIce, was not ashamed to pre-
ace at tL!s regular gambling house tranaac-
t!cn. Ite excitement ali tver the town was
alncss Us great as when a Cardinal pro-
Claims, from the balcony OF ene of the pal
aces OF hone. the winning numbers in the
great palal con,1iva ace fsr the amusement
OF degenerate subjects. And get the Frcnck
hlc the first to laugh At Italisn corruption.
aId 10 Etiguatsze The ullssuie Of Ifal&sil ror.
e1rntHts! The gr at prize OF 500 900 fiaucs
Was won hy a small farmer residing in the
vicinity Of Paris, who Lad purchased the
fot,u1atc number Only fe~c cays IRE y,ous.
ss ne farp"n'd d to be passing by money
changers shop on tic Bou1evaids, Yheis b.
taw 1t advertised. It was at frs. said that
The prize would be forfeited to the Emperor
M41ifnill.an On account Of the second INSTALL
mtnt to the former lean not having been duly
Jn'd Up. Hnt fer the credit Ct 1hat uonarcb.
this euIpotii!ol. tutns ont not to be corIec..
ticat tftozts bare been made lately to boil
ster ur tie price Gf Mexican s,oek. The
New York col epondent Of the I2nu<ur Ii
made to asture the Frtrch pubic that
the desire Ct he mcrican ptople to share In
me llnnInse Development o! commefce be-
tWttn that City tId fe,a Cruz is such IS
will in. yitabiy result in ,he recognition If
Tie new Empire BY the American Calumet, :"
fou lLoW best at be me- whether this Ia likely
OF rot 10 tie the Case; hut here at Iii trcots
sht lmpsets.on is Mste uSs Of to produces a
reaction in tavo- tf MeTcen credit, which
has displayed itself BIZ a considerable nd.
Atd-el.k kader has asriytd In Paris. aceor,,
panitd by lAsE1 Asnb suit, and tVu Closely
ve4l.a lad:ts ui lis haiem.
a shocking acefd.nt, caused by most cul-
Fable resl!s, Ice, hes Just occurred on The
PaF!s and MsEsell'es HIT Of railroad, One Of
!be liuts beiue temporarily closed, lie upsnd
down tsains were compelled to make la. Of !
the ssme 1ails. Strict orders were r:ven that
one AID thc sa1ue i1cividual should acc,m.
rsny all trains al11e the single line: aud az
IT was impossible for the eame pyrscu to be
IN two places at once, it was thus deemed
1bht al cliabces OF accidents must be re-
movfd: On tne express up-1rain, ho Eeyar.
ilom SlaIseilles, arriytn. At oneSepd Of the
single line With the India mai. ihe station
master had the folly to insist On its proc=sd-
Ing IN the absenee OF the appointed conduct
Or The latter proved to be In the act OF |
conveying another doTn.tra1n to the cams
point, ard The 1wo trains came into collisIon
wien proceeding at the rate Of inv or siytr
miles an hour The consequences. "a il msy
be su[ postd, we're frightful enough. tbonrn
not 81 bad SO nj eht have b, tn apprcbenied
ehd as we're q: st announced. Three persons
only we're k1iltd On the tIpt, hut I larre
number !cctiycd wounds, mos II Of ysTr
halactef, and gene.aliy involving !
PAW