The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-02
Correspondence of the New yo,,-

correspondence OF the New York Tim.
NJ Paris, Thursday June - 1oe,
Inc weather for three DAYS bas io67.
warm as it is at the same season ia Deem as
There is broiling hot sun, and =. aamerica,
mometer ranging close upon 100 me ther,
has high buildings and plenty If t nutP Paris
water is used freely-not 70 d. .iees and
Frenchman ever drinks pure, unsonh mug; no
water, and the London drinkindr I e
would be useless here-but 70 rra muhtalns
streets the flowers, grass and trees W!r! the
OF gallons OF water are sprinkled i.ihons
grass in all the public places whena "1ef the
weather IS dry enough to require If II. The
pierced with small holes, are Iaid Fipes,
large spaces, and the grass and shs u along
refreshed with artificial showers n,% 1:oeres
more fashionable avenues and H. I sle the
the Bots de Boulogne are watercd ,r GtlVes of
| moved from point to point. as occ ~lsh hrse,
quired. NaSlon re-
The Exhibition, thoroughly ro-..
with cool air by machinery, is ono ,eHuiated
most comfortable places in Paris w, VI the
whole Champ Gle Mars is open to the ,roa The
breezes. The success of the ExI,ibi t;sssern
no longer question. Where the Soy ,s"i Is
of the world cume, the peoples will 'f S,ns
| On Monday 10000 persons maid - y.
gates. Add season tickets and free lis ~ lle
you have the number of visitors to- anu
Champ de Mars. There are at this m", .ne
800, 600 persons in Paris, besides its orJ;n len1
population. They do not spend less raay
100000 day. This wonderful ina, Juan
visitors is more likely to increase than ~ " VI
minish. 1t IS said that an English cnmn. vi,
| will give you another chance +, como p p"4l
en- aadsse in the Great Eastern. The FIT
are coming i'll great numbers dnr;n,t .s
Whitsuntide holidays. Tile
The Emperor Of Russia took his denart,,.,
yesterday, after charming visit to the nn'
ace of Fontainebleau. The partino Lat,rpo POI,
the Emperors of Russia and France ~ ttn
depot is SAID to have been most affactin,, T,
was not cold and formal hand shalS;nn
but two hearty, brotherly hugs, for on t5s
continent bearded men hug and kiss each
other like girls Justice and peace bona
kissed each ether" They cannot ouarrol'
because they have touched glasses. Thess
Emperors of France and Russia have broknn
bread, and eaten salt, and embraced ana
been under fire together. The bullet aimed
at the life of the Gar scattered the Same
blood over them both. Can these men ever
60 to war with each other?
When the Emperors had embraced tbe
young Grand Dukes came forward to take a
respectful leave of the Emperor Napoleon
who had so maghiicently entertained them,
but when they held out their hands the En-.
peror opened his arms and took them also ia
his heart. The eldest has gone to England
to visit his slster-in-law, the Princess o.
Wales.
The luckiest man in France is Monsieur
,yhn Il h,r
and probably saved the life of the Gar. HI
is the son of q rich proprietor of mines il
Northern France and Belgium, and son-in
law of the late n. Moquard, Private Secreta
ry OF the Emperor. He received the mos
coveted honors. from both Emperors, AM
now all Russia is sending him testimonial
of nations gratitude. The Ca gave hin
the warmest invitation to visit him at hi
Capital. q have" he said, sixty millions
OF subjects, and there is not one Of them II
whom your name is not now familiar; yo1
anjudge of the welcome you will have at St
PetersbtTgh.