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Correspondence Of the Hab.l
PAnnE. 81 month, 1867.

PARRE. 81 month, 1861.
an now doing Parri. commenced on the
calieys in the Bullyards, and an now rueiHg
il. The broad avenues are called Bullyaris
and the other streets Rue and a clam-fritter
shop ike " this is the spot where good oysters
IS got " is calle1 a Galley went into a 'cal-
Fey and feller with a white napkin plaster on
him bowed and s;raped 10 me. Says l Nix
come arouse, trabien, party blue de Francis.
Give me scuiiie trufiies and sTi Boston brown
bread lie shook his head. Well says |,
scuiHe some darn quick He bowed and
scraped and jabberei, till the boss came and
commenced to DO likewise, and | began to get
mad st the thought that | couldn't get my grub
without being learned blacksmith or sich like,
and Jumped up, and says You're a couple
Of fools do YOU understand that p They kept
up their polite. so | guess they didn't, and
LETT. The French are not very well posted. |
saw the nephew Of take notice On. b. yester-
day riding with his wife Lewis IS looking well.
He bowed to me, aud | returned 1t. | think
that he will be elected for another term. The
Democratic party don't amount to much here I;
they put them IN the minority by cutting their
heads Of, and that cures them, and they never
care about the elective franchise after that.
The cOrpse Legislative called upon me IN a
body yesterday, and told me Lewis and Ugene
had put on their best Sunday clothes, and had
staii at home two days waiting for me to come
and see them. | gave private clam bake to
Lewis when ne was private citizen Of New
York, and he hasn't forgot IT. we both got
drunk together, and got station-hOused for
singing should ike to marry from the front
door step Of Fulton Market, anl sich Ike. The
corpse further said they were instructed to say
that Lewis would send his wagon for me if I'd
come also that all the saloons Of the 2-liries
would be thrown into if | liked 1t. | told them
ia see about it, and they left. asked them
before they went what they called that big
grayestone the column Of July for, when
everybody knew il was the work Of an august
majesty. and they give il up. There are lots Of
suicides here a feler loves a gal, gal loves a
ieller she makes KID gloves, and he bonnet rib
bon he sees another gal he likes better, and
The fret gal cries and tears her hair he says
20 drown yourself, and she minds him. and then
there IS one more nnfJrtunate.' All gals what
drown themselves for divers reasons are pro-
nounced n-seine, and after doing it they never
have TO get up at six O'Clock TO go work no
mOre-hke the gold-digger, their happy dream
of life is Ger | am getting up a coat OF arms
for my wagon the field is sable, two boojacks
crossed, green lion rampant, chewing baby !;
two goose quills reversed, with a Long Island
porgie swallowing bottle Of red ink; under
this viii be inscription in one of the dead Ian
guages. as no one living can read it. In my
next will give some of the sights Of Parre. >
Orr rey-or. J. W. Ii.
State Of the market Busts fat. Old second
hand hair high. Chignens up. Demand brisk
for chalk and rouge, snd secondhand teeth at
any price the buyers chews. Sales-lOO,OOO
barrels clans at price buyer shelled out.
Freigh,s to Copenhagen and market down one
ducat per ton Consals dull since Motley's
letter j W.B