, 1870-10-23
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

AZ. W1lte TO their Lonaon CORES ponden{s all
sising ,hem that the fF1'ssisns passing
safety. aCd even Afford it protection.
So Unpopular are all evidences Of imrerisl-
liza in Paris that all gentlemen who wear
waxed nous aches. a la Napoleon ie Petit, be-
come at once objects OF snspicion, and all
wearers Of such hirsrse appen1agcs IRE in dsn-
ger OF mob violence. imperials On the chin
=, q a14o under II ban.
M yillcmessAnt, in the Figaro. informs
the world that be has left his wife outside
Paris. and wouuld willingly allow one OF his
veins to be open in exchange for letter from
her.
in the Sontl, London district piece of
land il advertised By m auctioneer for sale,
ae follows: - This eligible plot Of land il to
be let On long hulidirE lease, or to be cold;
equally suited for church or ! tzve1n.~
"A Roman Ca,holic Silesian farmer, dis
cueeing wsr matters With one Of bis neiShbort,
ssid: % The PrufsiaLs have got the beat Of
It in Shleswig- HoIstein and IN Austria but
they will ne yer conquer the Ftouch until God
Almighty himself turns Prt testant."
The LiveIt ool Stiptndiary Magistrate
eemni''fd to jail for three months man
Esmtd Jolr Thompson, for skinniEg = 1--we
cat. TIC. object Of the brutal fellow was to
roete hlnselt Of a banjo tkin.
-1Ee toEls EfEsl recommends the clergy
TO ~nrn The peo.le that if they die whan fislt-
irE n. ait st tte lrussans, they will so s:rN sht
to scsven. without any pu1easoxiai difficulty
the rampar's Of France. they viii 80 With tor
1ilIo twiftncss 10 very diIcsest Place.
a nurse in a L5rdou wotkhousa has Just
bcep accused Of speaking wrong words TO
sick pauEsrs. Que Of tho inmates tes.iacs
:. Nulse Clearr Ssac home tho worse Tor
liquor most 1ltrsts 40: aud whcn she saw q
A1s. Sullivan 1y7n: tsl!.l taking an unreason-
stuasle lotg time about it) che said, You
j-1 rogue, die and 70 10 l,elt.'' II was meu-
tiortd. IN exclamation, that Nurse Clearr was
with Mrs. Sullivan os1y Fifteen rlluutcs, and
she could not have saiu much in that time:
The Court Journal quotes al acsarl story
s..ll BY the Cologne Gauke, to tho effect that
Gu the occasion OF the turrcnd6rat Sedan tho
Emperor thought Cou'.t Esulark lu:euded to
shoot him, as when within SONG PAGES of Ma
l"olton he i-maEk) rut liz hand Oh his re-
y0lver, which had on Ills Journey l'econls dis
Placed The movement. il seems. WIS c1ezrly
one TO read}uet Tue. wearon. HisuAsk, road
il 6 the EmfeTore glance, merely smiled.
III il no ii exit low Cremieux. in 1913,
became member OF tla Provisional Govern
melt. On arriving al THE Charnbes, with tho
intention Of Advocating the Keyency Of tic
| Duchess ef Orleans il. 4 well-etudiei sf,tcch,
l lie fouLd that the people were ia po.see-io
l of the sale dtS deliberations. Having elbow
| "a his way Though the crowd, with c9a-
siderable difficulty. 10 his usual place, \
l aper nas rut into lis land on which
I NAH
] pretended. lad Leen selsc-td b: tho
l r,ullc A. rnelnbels Of provisional govern
n,rnt. " Get up Oh tho tribune aud read nut
he rAmes.' shouted d.,xeu voicra III Eiu
eats. CIcn icux hastily glanced through thc
lat. y BUT nr name l. nor among Them, lie
replied besitatiugly. well. add It to them
ycu'ssl, VAS the reply. .'Anl nine, too,
eald Gsinier Pager, whu stood behind hiu., Il
uas Al uourcsd, next day, in the .Non;t1sr
that CrPmleu1 nnd tiari4.er Pages lad been
elected BY acslauaatien 1ntmbo1e OF ths l'ru.
sisicnal Government.
the mu,der Of his wife, Lut fl,
| seu.c 1eA.ou &c. ct liberty. returned to Lii
hoMe III Croydon [Epliaul) a lew lass
aso. ard was motbtd aud peltcd with brick
tats by 700 OF Stu women.
The ''Wacht Am Ktcin VAS sung ut 4
great open tir concert held in Vienna, for The
tel eft OF the P1nseian wonnlei. and Wa.
greeted with suct, storm Of applause tna
the singers were obliged to stop until it hat
-utsitied. Tie crowd then took UP the air
and the last verse was sung u; the whole
audience. AMI, Gro the soug h.a died away
ttAss "f enthusiasm wero sceu iu the eyes y,
many.
The arrival Of the ,irst FrrEch eagle cap
tured by the Germans in bsttlc was tho sis'
nal for Ereat rejoicing ii1 Bur.iu. II Was
brought nr. udly into the city. by the Lien
tehaus AID Sergeant who had t.keu It. Al
out in their honor aud rt. rent =, ar,ns .. tile,
pakstt, The ve1lt rabje Field Nsrsl.al WrAn.
gel was 80 impatient that lie started out t.
meet Tie m, aud, encouu,erils thou, on ,he;y
way 10 the palace, foilos cd by Iazgu crowd
he, in biz patriotic araor. heart,l: huggee
tho esele.
-Atuong tla $1,000 strangers whom tl.t
co,lste Ut events Las cent auu,le.1ly to Drus-
sels. We are tc1a that good sprinkl;ug oi
mat,y Eprl;sh mcml,ers Of tic crstt h:ye
been found lodging in fi,s.-rlas. hotels. Thr
r.s,,setsh;lit%v % II tta urotc,siou .1,resI seam
to be maint,iued 4. ricoronsly n. in ,,.ys III
old. vhen Lord Lytton wroit liz ;. Pelham =
.uii depicted The fesrrct.ble l,riti,h thief 3,
iumrs Of sugar he litter Ind carE;sa Of ron
! a cofe- .iuufr 10 nuujrh sncl, rhrh.k;o. n,e,,,
ness.
-Couut Rism.1k rccopt]y referrel 10 til,
ignorance Of foreign languages Displayed b,
French dirloma.ints. Al snlueing itiztanc;
Previous to tho opening Of The So;th Ge.
man Htjchstac. yenf or two ago. a tliplo
mntic dinner wss riyep in Berlin. viii Ii,
sreech from tie throne kt, in French - askc,
N dftocAe Of ilo French Enlbassy. .-Cer
tajnly not" wAs the rep]y OF his smazo,
| the throne be uoesiple iu Berlin ;"tt Oh, an
sw ereti the aftacAe, there would be pothin,
20 yery strkpre about It. I ss.urc you. wa
myeelf present in Washington when the prc.i
dent orenel Congress b. 4 mes.ace i,
Erglish.."
"A little discussion recently commenced il
tavern OF = yillnge near WiihelmsLo o.Ie re
gsrding the present occupant OF that palace
Apart iron the general company, lady Wa
slttirE, who.e face Was muftled up, aud viz
evidently Nirhed to keep her distance" !
Cen woman beg1n to abure Napnieon j,
the n1oet unmcasu1ed teEms-ho lad been :
t.y1ant to France: and to Germany seourse
Gue. honest, young fellows, that throuE1
bis fault, we're now. lying dead Of
the battlefield! How many womea la'
lie maIe widowe-how many children OF
have proceeded iu this eloquent strain. hat
she met no obstacle, it Is impossible 10 tel
! CLfsriunately, however. she was stopper
very thort. The mnilied lady suddenly tos
| up, and, going orer TO shereziler Of Napoleon
! administered to her . number Of by no mean
cd with equal loudness; the male member
Of the party began, some to laugh. SOIL
to ehout for help. At lAst the attention O
s.mine host" was attracted. He rushed I'M.
| the room, separated the combaiants, and be
gan to expottulate with the aufised LADY
! house and ecek for lodgings elsewhere. Ate
| ler departure. aud wh.n tranquility WIS re
, stored. the i,,nleerer informed lis customer
that Vi. late guest was one nf the Emperor
!: r>sntp. ius1 arrived from I.a.is, aud on be
war 10 Wilhelmebohe.
a rather STACEY incident ia elaborated j
Orleans. 4 graceful. beautiful peasant I'll
Of i; 1ushc- wildly into the Church OF s1intt
C,o,a. ard paseions.cIy implores the rric.
Instantly to ult St the crown OF peasls clio ca,
sits. lie 1ciuses. but she bcgs with B,tc
touching emotion in her lovely face tlxt Il
for Eai il {elen,- like seu-itle man. Whe1t
z uco.. tho ctmsel tr1Glcslls proceeds to III
1 or relmissson to mount l,:
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