The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04

from the end Of the depot General Castelnau
and the Emperor then went to the buffet, liz their
cigarettes and returned in time to start again Ma
poleon wore black frockcOat and gray ovcfcoat:
The Empress was in black silk, with dark violet
paletot sacque Jacket trimmed with light gimp, ana
an elegant black felt hat The Prince was In black
cloth suit and he had scarlet band round his cap.
The imperial family have resided thirty three Gays
at Biarrltz. II = whispered that the Empress ..
two OF the court papers have announced this pro-
liability and 1t has NOT been denied, the report y
To paTs and TO the ~ an without his
colar-oeard, beard that he has never been seen
without and consequently people say he Il exce s
sity to do something with ones whiskers
all over Europe. Since the different corps
and militia have been acted on by our modern rn
human hair BY an ukase. He prohibits boards on
Poles Altogether 1t IL an improvement on his old
kindly leaves them their skins the Polish nation may
consider themselves lucky. Marshal MacMahon has
also arrived and one by one the Ministers are locat-
Ing old quarters There Is great talk OF M. Rouher
having, at last, been brought to consider the
Emperor's liberal promises as Inevitable and TO look
them tn IL os may Si
ceptble in the reduction Of the army lists are SUD.
GENTLY suggestive. we are now all pa.ce and
oarde mobile is being framed AND formed
The two coming anOniteuS still create surmises
and when once started anew will revolve more er-
radically round over In France than Saturns two
moons. The Daote a Quat'e, with scarlet cover
appeared last Saturday. 1t is conducted by Mr.. dc
Villemessaut and promises to be most readable
weekly. This success has sharpened the pens OF
Stamir & Co., who have brought out another OF their
defamatOry pamphlets against the Figaro stan. An
srmoraI escutcneon flames On ne outside q Their
Rohan's device: Vit-nse-Selss vile 1ee nobie-le-
s.'s noble sm NOT presene-puas lhonest cann69
AnoIher sma1 production Is entitled Spain" No
oas knows who the author is, but lG proceeds from
some Official source and is very able call to uni
versal surrage. M. Guzot's letter to the Journal
roy's widow has been copied by he IicsrtS Il is
short review OF the life and virtues Of this admirable
woman She was born in $780, bred in tunes OF revo-
luton. married the General at seventeen followed
him In oil his marches and remained faithful to his
principles, though severed by death, up to the ad-
vanced age OF entyeight. During forty three
years of Widowhood she has educated her children
Ia Retirement and has been spared UNTIL az she said
on expiring they are as much like their father as
one De Foy must be to another. She was repusii-
can mother, but silent though active
The famous picture gallery of Lord Hertford Is to
be sOld say all the initiated, not for funds ~ this In.
stance but because his ordship has SO many paint
ings he does not know what to do with them any
more than the old lady who lived with her chdren In
ashoe. lie has them hanging up one over another
The papers record to the public that this
is the same Lord Hartford who for some
years purchased all the corner houses down the
Boulevards and did not give up the mania before he
was crossed by NJ. Aillaud. who would not sell him
the Frascat corner. Being here thwarted he recon-
menced buying up paintings again;
Brisse the gastr0n0mist. He Ii founding an exhibit
ton OF 1T ruies. 1t appears we are all very back
ward in cryptogamla which Is the science or not
being taken In by the precious tubcTcule-we are to
learn to discern between truies made beautiful for
ever by coors ana the real kind which those four
footed animals with shouts are so fond OF. At the
Palais de plndustrie we also to have an exhibi
ton Of poultry, and as all fat volatile were put or
last year on account OF tho Exposition ttce7selte
they are expected to be such sights that proper
bred chicken will look like m0nkey-mun. The Idea
OF another Exposition at Lyons is being put down;
for that OF Hayre cannot be called success since the
insect exhibition where laureates we're ieas. good
deal OF liveliness has or about such displays
The first performance OF Wagner's "Aestersan-
GER" at the popular concerts took place under Pas
deloup's leadership last Sunday. This descriptive
style OF harmony was painfully Initiative OF what
bodily suffering must be when an operator, unsuc
cessful at drawing tooth, endeav0rs TO wrench or
the sufferers head instead. some people like it
they declare they do; but perhaps on the principle
that 1t Is music for the future not OF the present
May our descendants In the full enjoyment OF Chasse
pots and Wagner, not look back to our times with
envy, and call them the golden age OF peace and
meiodyi
Among other arrivals from the South have notin-
cation OF corners for tile Geological Gardens, which
are this week enriched with magnificent camel,
four kangaroos, Senegal stork, an casaar, q SER
pent, O purple heron, two Numidian birds and two
white swans with black heads
M Marforl has left France to seek N. Henri dc
Rochefort, and, II he can, XIII hun.