, 1869-03-11

tyste.a ofIaaeernment 1sit not 4 return to
III tbn top1t9h ideas and the bloodE tcIocit!ca
of the worst days Of the revolution r. put
It il net a1ranRe Il In city Of neafiy tno
manitas.Ans. Eermlnate naturally, like ;weeaS
in . garden, or ro1ious Insects.
ThtEe IS nothing e1se. which Is not rather
a eenfe OF Amusement than OF troloi': to tne
movement The people 20 to these Re.
doubtablo Is unions. as they would patronise
q second c]sss theattc-not expecting -
enjoy themselves SO much ~ to pass away an
evening. 1t Is the visl ors to Parss who hunt
out these gatherings with the greatest inter-
discovery that they have cipherrd out tho
political sentiment of this p.ople, because
they have beard the bray1ng Of three or four
donkeys. We will leave them to their dc
lu<lons. 1f!t p'rases them We arc their eu-
tertai1ers. spt ought not 10 wish better than
that they ahou.d Apd something to laugh At.
For uy OWE part, Il dc not care to visit these
gatherings under the expressed condition Of
eectesy, which mak.s them equivalent to
meetings under lock and key, though not a.
untrequently Interrupted by requests to dash
the ar with Little perfume, or change tae
dtrtcitCn Of tie wind
Thesc asstmh'aees, with the ordinary run
Of politics, gossip over scandals snqgnoh apd
over The Recent deaths CT TWO Or three proml-
HE'LL Pt1eobhkest coLuptst Ut principal tAIE
OF the day.. Literature, sclerce and Inc art.
prest ct nothing to attract special a'.enuoI.
In connection With the political caucus Of
which bare written above. and the Rn.ssau
rumois, there are foalfuE anecdotes relative
to n. Haussman. Preftct Of the Seine. IN
connection with loan y h1ch be has rnads
With the Credit Foncler on account OF the
city ef Paris. 1t i. tvcu the great topic OF
the day. inasmnch as this gentleman Of pisca-
toral 1enown, who hls sustained rreat
w1oIR. be may Be credited, Is placed on
the defence before the Chamber oi Deputies.
will write more at length OF the epan-
la1ds and the Queen IN ny next letter. l
the iron Count.
At the last Court ball at Berlin the Count
Is reported 10 have teen much strucs with
the lady of q loreign diplomatist, who had
already found how TO touch weak spo. IN
the unlnpressional NlnAter. The lady had
the advantage Of pair Of tine eyes. but she
has not dreamed Of being as much loved as
che IS 1oEable, aud, therefore. has aostained
frcm making conqoests. un the eveLing In
question BtHnafk, 10 one Of his forxetiul
moods, essaTed to pluck 3 flower from the
bouquet carried bJ the lady. Bus Instead Of
which VAS written: pardon me, tount, bit
this Is my bouquet, not German state.''
For more thau VI ek paat Paris has bezn
excited over eca1 dalous affair, which Il not
JET over Ihe Duke OF htauHsem 3pt-a man
With great name, II not great msn-had
married q rather eccentric lady, for her
MONEY. Thoroughly Tired Of her husband,
she cast her regards on a Polish gentleman,
more smoEous th an the Duke, and more &C
ccptable to her.
1t Is low charged that the SAID gentleman
has esssyed to pol on the Duke With N.
hons: IN Borgtan fashion, that he might
marry the woman At his leisure. The project
Was M.erfercd With st the moment OF lis
execution. The trisl has brought out ma
rich revelations Of life cou}ugal and anti
conjuea! on the part of the Duke, the
| Duchess, and her admirers. But after all,
the prosecution fell through fur want OF
| proof Of the homicide.
] cloae With one or two death notes after
my few months If sitance. The poor Bel
| CLAN child. whom the love Of his parents AID
| the Infections of his attendants f4lled to
| save, his atk'h has been m3urned hY all.
| The French Admiral ChAzner, who was can
! t{drred the test naTal officer pf France is
| dead Niihln the nast week so il the Princess
| Bacciochi, . cousin,E german Of the Empress.
| She was q noble woman, very Hheral.
minded, q little giren to melancholy, and
| somewhat sad. but Of good judgment, yers
| patriotic, and possessed Of Enre eaerIy.
Equally with n. de 9orny, she va, ona In
! whose jude ment the Emperor placed great
reliance, ard she was freely consulted ny
him. Her deatb, Is great loss to Napo.
ieon-equ1asy great rs tbat OF the Duchess Of
| Aucculeme lc the Bourt,ons, ind OF Nc Ate'
hide 10 the Orleans family. Can the event
| be prekagc2 Some t1y 50. do not be-
| Neve In psesaEes, I hope.