, 1869-08-13

say u41 'pT lIDfE17al Fefh1ea!D1 htcQrllhE 10
Others, was the Ambassador TO London, whence
imperial lavor TOOK him. IN spite OF himself. lie,
too, is clerical Hts mother purrhased paz1 Of
Jerusalem, m the euyrons- Aany OF bis relatives.
brothcrB OF uncles are, Btshopa or have taken Or
defs. BE Is said to bc gpod man, and fat,
dplouattst. He replaces uan--;he aIarlutl de
Layaltette-wto is personally pleasant, known 14
hls Wit hla hostility to the Conrt Of Rome and hls
AMERICAN afitDttlcs-she result OF hts marriage
With one Of her cou1t1ywomen. DE- LaraIlet,e
vii. 50 10 London, 20 replace hts suecesscr
here.
n l. Leroux. appointed Minister Of Agriculture,
takes nobodys place. It is branch Of The De
paftmect OF Public Latoss, which has been ma4la
independent The nppeiniee Is Vice President Of
the Chamber, literary man once, and business
man now, and is mnch lRed by his colleagues I
do mol exactly ete how making him Minister will
help the grain crop, and It see.ns to me tLat it
Would have been wiser 10 sase his salry; but II
IVES receskasy to give him place, 30 us TO afford
eome slight sausfactlnu 70 the Dismissed Chamber
The Preslent, Minister uf the council Of State,
n. K11ny, wa5 succeeded b. the Marquis do
Ehasselorp Larbat, old Minister Of the Navy,
You ask, me, perhaps. Hhy. not being 1t lot that
Place, he II good for the Council Of S,ate say
as Talleyrand did TO his tailor when be Has
unable to pay hin, +" Ton are Y.ry ln9uisinve. !"
Don't J6u knoT that the old .KIngs Of France, by
Doubtless her modern Emperols, By virtue Of
their huple will, Will restore mental health TO
Thonsoerer they choose This gentleman IL
kindly nld liberal Some tiale ago be married
yoDng creole, who was th!fty-serep wears hIs
Junior. But enc d2y, as he saw his ypunx wife
dancing, he said, turning toward some friends,
and pointing :: the dancer, "Eyc7yhoiy saEs that
did foolish thing but 5ou NEST admir- .ha, It T.
a charming lo!ly.'
THE SENATE
He 1t Is who is said to ne preparing the sena.us
csn.uHnnl Nhirn l. 10 bring III lhe,1y. Anppg
other things. 1t is Eald that Majors arc 10 he
chosen from lists Of names sltmitted by the Mo-
nlcipal Councils; the Corps Leg1sattf VIII be pct
in possession Of many of.ts parliamentary prerog-
attves OF other days, tbe Senate NIL he coru-
posed Of elective ueInbers, of those appointed by
the Emperor. and Of those who Fit Of bl.,h or hy
virtue OF their poz1tions In what proportions
wifi these bs : I can tell sou on when the NIX
ture L. male. II Is al.o s1td tlat the Seuasoss
are no longer To be paid, but they who belters
that arc very foolish. Is each one Of these gentle
men going 10 g1sc up thirty thousand francs
year. For capital they ~i1; otherwise not. II
ten are Ionad capable Of the sacrifice, wish that
Paris nay he burned, as Sotom once was, for the
lack OF ten Just rerEona From the dsss Of Rome
down Senators have always cluug to their salaries
T1lE HEAT AND TIE STRANGERS
N3luf144y Ill OLucf H21sREA, il NCEGe AQu AQlDAus
arc inalgutocant compared WITH That have ueu-
toned. l see but the heat which eau compete
with the Senate, and that il now breaking up IN
eiorm.
Paris Is stl1l inyaAed By strangers, especially
from the south Of Europe. Span!artis and Italians
That Is the same ~ saJlng that al1 the Dukes and
Aa1qutses Of CASTLE, Saplea, AIagon nud P1cf-
mont. whQ, thanks TO the climate OF those couu-
tries, which Is exceedingly nasosab.e TO parasitic
anItna;r, now occupy IArla The rasha OF
Egypt is still at EnnE Eunrfs. The sea baths and
all the watering places are Crowded nIth people,
though Paris Is not cDptlet for I'LL that They
dine, marry anl sup, tuss I'd in winter In spite Of
the beat, and ns incredible rs It may seem to
those who are delicate, sope are SO Indifferent to
warmth AZ TO 60 and lnelttn the theatres They
pointed out 10 me two Itauaua. i Scotch woman
and two Poles who were 1t the opera Yesterday.
10 rot Know what theatre could hare cleared
seven france on the preceding day. But thanks to
the foreigners, there Il still movement here, which
muIes Lii say, as the SeatolltaDs do. "Un}y dogs
or i-avelle1s aMuse themselves outside daring tue
heat OF the ts=y."
These poor Senators. /, is sal to think how
these are to be compelled 70 busy themselves With
sseedom-that il 10 sty, Will that which Of all
things d!sp!eascs fhem the most-and that
during the!s oltslaJ season aud the hot weather,
1ou wi!l soon hear Of come Senatorial catacIysm,
of which Wash mI hantaa Ia attvauce. for never
should have trusted our a1IA1B to them.
EXILE ClE1Er