Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-22
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Fiays sni Visits the MabIlie.
A Paris letter 10 thu Tribune SAYS
This evening tho Prince OF waleS his wife
aud suite leave Paris for London by tho eve
ming mall, after stay Ia the ffouch capital
VI nearly q fortnight. Their sayings and
dolngs havo boon so closely watched, and
some OF the Princes anusenlsnN have been
40 sharply criticised, not certainly altogether
without reason, that ! make no excuse Of
giving more heightened account OF the re-
cent royal visit 10 Paris than II would At nrst
sight appear 10 merit.
When ono sees the Prince OF Wales walk
Ing or driving about here one has some dim
Guilty In believing that i Is les than SIX
months ago that he wa at deaths door. In.
decd, tho Parislans, who are nothing II not
skepilcal, make no secret OF their hrm cOn.
yletlon that tho accounts OF the lllness OF the
heir 20 the throne OF Great Britain were very
seriously exaggerated by the London press.
However this may be one thing ls quite GER
tain, aud that Ia that at the present moment
the Prince OF Wales Ia In the fnll enjoyment
Of most excellent health.
There are many OF US who are not easily
tired, but who nevertheless, after spending
sofenteen hours In the express train from
Geneva 10 Paris, would hardly care 10 20 To
the theatre the night OF ones ARRIVAL and yet
THIS ~ Nnul tue luNhNu u Is NFWt
that the piece he went 10 sec, Instead OF going
10 bed, was the Trintbdls ddrgent-an indie
cent piece even for the indecent theatre at
which II Is played. / caunot attempt u de-
scribe tho plot. On this occasion the Prince
was alone, the Princess being fatigued, and
no wonder, by her long and rapid journey
| from Switzerland. But the very next night
as II TO show the Parislans who, II should
be said u their credit, wero not q little
checked by the eagerness displayed by the
| Prince IN hastenu1 ~ sec d play OF which
even the least prtdIsh OF the Parls papers
have spoken In terms OF severe coudemna-
tlon-tho royal pair proceeded 10 sec hardly
less Indecent piece at the farletica, where
Nile. Schneider, great friend OF the Prince,
has very recently been performing.
the PLAT.
The Cent Yierges, or Hundred Virgins, "
10 OF Belgian origin. The words arc stupid,
aud the music Is bad imitation Of the style
OF OHenbacl. But then the plot 10 Of an In
| delicate nature, and herein Its charm appears
i 10 DO found. The Prince and his wife secmed
not 10 md the Cent Pierges 10 their taste,
although they both laughed heartily at come
| OF the most-well, some OF the most highly
splced passages. Then they ordered their
carriage aud Drove 10 the Jardln Mabllle. II
was Saturday night, and high festival al
Mabille, which, as suppose | need hardly
| tell your readers, IL one OF the most indecent
public dancing places In the world. II ID the
chosen home Of that peculiarly elegant and
refined French fashion OF dancing quardTille
which Is generally known as the caa. Can.
On Saturday night the smartest Of the Paris
Cocoties, Us II Il tho fashion ~ call loose
women In this gsy city, make a point Of
selves dance, but walk about and display
their brazen charms, and exhibit their more
than half Indecent toilette5. About every
third Saturday the police interfere, and stoT
the dAnclng Tor the night, ON account Of III
being too Indecent, sYen, for ParisiRn tolcr'
anee. This Is the place to which he he'll
70 the British throne thought DC TO take hi
bourg 81. AntolAe would ever dream OF tax
Ing his wlfcI nay, many q workman would
mol even take his mistress 10 a similar place
OF Entertainment.
As TO TREEoH LADIES,
II Is needless TO say that they are always con
splcuous BY their absence from such a resort
Just before the war recollect that there wa
quite an outcry In the French papers because
some members Of tho Corps Leglslatii hat
been soan at Mabllle. 30 much scandal was
| raised that one Of the Deputies In question -
NJ. Gals Blsoin, u my memory does not be-
tray mo-actually wrote TO the papers 10 STAT
that be was not BY any means IN the habit o
going 10 MAbllle, but that he had looked IL
casually while waiting for friend who LIVED
near. 30, where Deputies wero ashamed u
be seen under the Empire the Prince o
Wales "a not ashamed TO take his wife unde
the Republic,
The British colony in Paris Il up In arm
about the behavior OF "Wales' aud his wife
What does he mean by rushing to the Bout
hnai" said friend TO me the other day. 81
Is really too bad; he has been near enougl
10 death lately 20 behave more soberly.
fear he Is incurable, and really the peopl
will not have him for king II he docs no
mond his ways" The speaker was Conserya
tive y nobleman, aud bitter hater OF Re
publlcanlsm In and out OF Great Britain
The Correspondents OF the London newspa
pers have shown all their usual nunkeylst
by the way In which they have pursued III
Prince and hls wife during their stay i
Paris. and tho care with which they hay
telographed 10 London the most unlmportan
faetA about the royal couple. .L
MARCO BozzARIs, acoordinB 10 the poet, va
In favor Of strikes, Tor he babe bis band 70