New-York tribune., 1867-06-28

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ne dld not at the instant-quite probable that it is
one OF those historical sayingsn-a good many of
winch are recorded in the hORitew, where this is
ROW preserved for the of future hstOrians-that
were got up IN the Office sent in from OF the
Ministers. See the memoirs of BeugnOt for some of
the best, attributed in that official journal and by
common report, to Louis XVII. Reside this mot, of
wnch there Is already large number of various
readings, the papers have been giving every day
variety OF other pertinent observations made by the
Two En!peIoTs on the occasion, so numerous ana
authentic thatwe conclude that the groom coach
man. or one OF the young princes must have pushed
ms stenOgraphic powers to the utmost in setting
down their animated conversation.
The author of the quOtatiOn-frOm Shakespeare,
thnk 1T ls-observes that crowned heads, as
10rtable they must be in bed with such headgear;
Inc two Northern monaTchs have just parted
win spent scant time in bed At theater or balls
late every night almost, they were up and out on
noTSeba or af00t betimes every morning, excursng
IN all parts Of the city, to the os du BoulOgne. and
where not. Both gave more time than you would
think they could have found to the great Exhibition,
where King f. William made repeated visits. Out
side OF the Prssian department the show OF war ma
Commission drew his special careful attention. AS
Berlin man, he was naturally interested in iron
work, and gave considerable orders for purchase at
stand where Boston house exposes its products III
iron, which, by patent Yankee process have all
the appearance of fine bronzes.
The population OF the Exhibition is not the least oil
Its marvels. On Monday. f6te day, there were
10000 visitors; on Tuesday, G6,O00. Last week
thursday the Champ dc Mars seemed quite deserted,
review having drawn Parisians and strangers that
day in numbers nnmberess to the Bois de Boulogne.
Some addition to the still insufficient means OF con
veyance have slightly diminished the inconvenience
of getting to and from the Exposition, of which
spoke in recent letter and there is rather less com
plant OF the lnsolence of cOches Alter ALL III shoui
be said that the nsoent are the exception that
the fare is Oftener to blame than the driver IN
quarrels between the two and that cocers, who are
men and brothers like most of quite human natu-
rally want to make little hay like the rest while tins
fair Summer sun shines. And they need IT Prices
rise for them as for other Just and unjust They tell
characteristic story of the times how blind beg,
gar, at the door of st. ROcb to whom devOut and
charitable lady has long been in the custom OF giving
q ten sous piece every Sunday, who handed back the
coin the other Sabbath with: 81 beg pardon, ma'am,
but II Is franc during the Exhibition" Many large
establishments, such as railways, the gas company,
etc. have raised the wages OF persons employed by
them for the season: within few DAYS an order
from the Minister of War adds fOurfths OF sou to
the daily allowance of the soldiers of the garrison OF
Pars-small as this is, 1t is handsome percentage
added 70 their ordinary pay, and will be consider
able sum for the department to account for.
The different ministerial departments OF this
Government count and account for most of the
money they spend. The expenditures of the clty
government are not under so nice control Inc
very magni cent ball given to the soyereigns
at the Hotel de Vile cost much and that Is
as near as the Taxpayers can get TO the dem. tot.
Some of the papers of Opposition procyties" having
stated that the whole sum allowed TO Prefect Hauss
man for all the Exhibition f6tes was 10000 francs
and that this ball alone cost 100000 francs, cOmnla.
niqU< has been sent to them denying the accuracy OF
have cost so much that, because the most expen-
sive one hitherto given ut the Hotel de VILE only
footed up 800. 600 francs.
Among the pTincipalities and powers announced as
coming about to 10 Paris during the Fair sea-
are the Sultan. his VicerOy of Egypt. who has
bought from his Suzeran permission 10 raise hls title
to full but not fully independent royalty; the King
and Queen of Portugal, King of Sweden, Prince OF
Wales, again, and finally, the Queen of Spain These
we sure of. We already have Prince liuinbert,
the heir to the throne of Italy Queen Victoria, III
cog, is semi iexpeeed. To cap the climax, the imag-
NATIVE telegammatic agency promises Presi-
dent johnson and Mr. Seward FOR next September!
RstOri began two nights ago her series of perform
ances at the HGhenS with Eiisdbeth Tonight she
appears in Mary Stuart Parisians quite recovered
from the enthusiasm with which they greeted her
first appearance here some years The novelty
off long ago and tragedy is not Ia mode with
theater gOers She will be succeeded at the Idtens
by SOthern as DHRdrcdry GouDod, the lauded author
of Faust and Relaeo and Juliet, is well with his
new opera, Francesca di RBtin Offenbach. his riyal
in mere "snccess'-t won't do mere popular success,
for his Duchess Of GerOlstcR listened 10 and APP
plausively laughed over by the Gar and bismarck
has a Robinson CrUsoe nearly ready for the Opera
COnique. At the Fantastic Pdrsienpcs, lovers OF
good mnsic are in nightly ecstasy over LOie dH
Care the Goose of Cairo the composition of one Mo
zart now first performed, and if amateurs are to be
credited, not unworthy the author of Don Giordnni
Mozart left it uncOmplced, and its very existence
unknown till about eleven or twelve years ago.