, 1869-05-16

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and looked frequently at the people then ~
rushing Hood. He prepared himself !,r ,he ~.
aud utter circling around the partly csrs.
crerk. made headway with the cnrpa,, saiyo
COON gained the shore4 some distance h-io. !.
scene Of the disaster."
A Chinese Mandarin In Pari.-u,.
Views nmd Opinions OF Perspn. an
Things Tne1es
Tna Paris correspondent Of the LONDON i..s,.
ohsajned an Interesting document Tie r.,
dar1rs In Parts ere collecting valuahlc t1t,-c:,,5-
sna being men Of N ordinary !nteillSence, :.
curious and interesting 70 hear their re:l.1.4 "a
What iheY see sfound them. Nj. anh Mr. E..
WnCa1nc sn,7 the natres Of the Chinese U.rss-
have given grand ball z Nh1Ga ~his u FL.
Nrfr.en home IN account OF this fete, ami ta.cr
respondent has seen favored With Ssaas1yy
Of the hIerogIyph1eA, and IS permitted to T!sa.,
the son1e Some Of the facts nnA Objects eease,..
we're drawings, tho basis Of kae anRaaZs. i.
o.1rn Of those horizontal ard peEpe!lea:E -,
with which We narbaHAns arc mAae 1sN:.-E II
tea ehe4tA. The letter commences: ,
..To my honored nud welllovtng hsltaes J. ::
ktu, from his ndecttonAte Te-so-THm: Hy ttte:z.a
are bnrnc with WIGS and nze constantly Tax,
written tTacinRaL Be happy! How shall l,.--a;
Oar ntsssou all oi us, have been well Eeee:Svs's
nc Po.er1ul Emperor, By the Empress. tz:s
The eating CHARACTERISTICS Of the French Al:,a
nEss came under criticism: I'VE hSte ainrL =
says ~ n thslr table Thets ne ssoiaasa :>rt
eAt obtecta Of food, and perhaps Ten 'lL:~.-.,
Equi1A The French and other fore.sne-, =:
uaiIl tner feel very uncomfortable, a,ls ~: y.
/, much medicine drugs. ns M1y he See; !,
the many chemists' shops Of this -:
They have The same capaclty, IS our ~,
Had yo1 been here the other n.sn IL,
the TODD at the supper table when wc ga,.- o.;
Jftet They put their. hands Siolenty uE H..
dishes and disputed with each other mos. r,?-s-
"a, GAAs = fr RY1h FhF1 ~
mapcers. +The civilization OF these Chc<.'la,
ls far behind ours Ia manners We shall h.v- /,
/ teach the 'most polite people Of the worlt- s.-
shall also have to correct the.r vanity AL ~
r8huesa have Witnessed t1ucn rutieteE@ A. :a4
palace OF the Tein-:sye, Or Emperurs h,:nr
rooms would permit hve hundred men a2s " =
men to ctzrutaIe with Gaze, but We Invita-. ~,
thousand, becauEe, to male fashionable iev;.- II
Paris hapry, you mnst make tneta uncom"~l.
bic by apwdInH them -thtckly. They tr :p.
wear fans, aEa look boz aua suSy: TIA
originates l think, IN wearing tight boots, aai
fhe women looE at eacn other with envy ari
jealousy The best-maonefed people are the VIII
en- and ths servants; the bess d1essed people tar
Iootmen- Heaven forbid thas ne should in:"T
anr French social habits" The women, asa, Al
The marriage system, como In for great dcnuuc:
tton- 'tUh! II Jou had seen the wo<oeo 1t a.:
the upper part OF the body whs wholly expose,
but they ate Jealous Of showing their feet. AZ
seem 70 desire nhtlc the door also, as each -
rp1n draE1 about with nSf long robe on wh!th =
IA ror etiquette to- place your shoe Tue.
eyes arc painted rouad mot MI OF them'
aoa tney ne CO. solo,,os tor he lpa an
Of the tame. They purchase the hair Of the ,.e..
and 1rtsts work II nso vsrtoaa designs: thea tt.
pas = On 1ner Ss aeaa: ~ Ttss ssn mo.sfs All
are allowed erery license At our fetr t1er wet,
cJAsPed round the waBt, by men they knew not
and t1nced With pAlnful yf1Or for ii was hot Thr-
mt hnA d