New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
EXTRACTS FROM THE SNAPS DIARY.


I'd EXTRACTS FROM THE SNAPS DIARY.
ms OBSERVATIONS IN ENGLAND AND FRANCE
WHAT HE SAW AND WHAT HE THOUGHT ABoUrn
e 2sth (Sunddy, ed June).-This
day after breakfast. we went 70 the Garden Of Wild
Beasts SooCgea GARDENS tee AZ INA sao
xiAge the officers OF our household and others, going
NE beng Sed ise and
30 soon however as they saw our carriages they ran
rsS al The anu was ns We through
streets; SQUARES and the he and 50 reached the safe OF
mere many ag az the sae Si ns a o m
being Sunday large company had come to the GaIaen
tng, came forward. and rs he knew little French We
conyersed with him There were great numbers S,s OF
between these men and women who gnSe"sh Iays
SSs na IL sss SS &
fe sSRfes ana saS ace sSIa nsanssIs
THE CITY OF MANCHESTER. a.
exceeding number OF manufactures. has ITS house,
doors aud walls black as coal 30 muGn So ma 'lg
black Tae whole Of me ladies' oil 'na' n,aCs AZ 1 be
black clothing pes~use o h are .n
pot on white or eoored uieS'0' '""O ~ '"'' NV
''HV ''''A Drsr1NeUIsuTDR VISITORS; ~. .-o.o
IN the morning. tue whole OF the Tory Administration
sen, was also present. Lord Russell. too. cane. to
whose honse We went yestsrdaS STyPUa TnP m sn
seba stOpol had caused cessation Oh relations WIN
Ru
Ike manner, Lord Derby Lord Milmesbury. who had
each formerly been Secretaries OF State for For iFA
hn rs and are OF the celebrities of the Tory Admdis
tYation, had audiences.
others the English Fire Brigade came, and IN the eal
den AT The back OF our palace went through iaelr
that the upper floor of the palace was ON hye; tney
mounted these ladders with perfect ceely anu ngI,,
aud brought down people WhO were burnt haliDun OF
unframed, some tiSen up on ther shoulders ana o1Iei
let down by ropes made ia5l rouhd tner waists, ~
lava 1tNau ted
the wonder Is thus. that the one hand they t.h5
snch tTonhio and originate such appliances for the
salvation OF man from when, on the other hand,
IA tue armOrieS. arsenals, aud WORKSHOPS oil WooWlen'
and OF KrJpp IN GERMANY thcy c3n1iSe Ies1 e1t
such cannOns muSkets proecules aud SIMILAR tnhS
for the quicker ana more Jus -,r ~
human race. lie whose invention uSStIOSN n" io'o
surely and exp 'dOu'ly prdes himself lheteOh' ana 0O
tans decorations OF honor. 49,, -,
fighters and performed bxu To box is 10 strike one
Grxfoity But they wore tner hands kud OF Large
gloves stuffed vita wool ana cotton. ii d t"ey not
Snother II Vas very ludicrous and amusing.
TALK WITH NELSON. 49,
reached the where the Her-sPp"rcnt o. Ea-
gland had also COME 4lo me- ' i, i So and ionk
our seats Prince Alfred cane also There was an
epera and also a ballet. They sang aud danced charm
ilgy the dancers graceful ana pretsIy dressed
1Re theatcr has hye tiers OF sca's. IL Is some
what small. but very pretty Inerc Was young women
celebrated Ginger, VI the name OF Nelson (NleiNuj
from Sweden. whom the Heir appaten' caused TO be
sent up. and with whom some chVersation "as nn 4:
She was loquacOus ana snIewd. she GOES every
wear tue IT, atcts OF (9tJ Icttlt'DufAJ 'dc Wv
World g. and makes large income. ehe Is now mar
Tied 10 a FreuthmOu of the name oi Cou~scdu.
FRENCH POLITICAL VIEWS.
IN PJtS, JUN Cj.-IO-.ay we hOuced .
singular frame OF mind ~ e FeneD. FIRST 81 an, !HEy
stll Keep up state Of Mourning That OllOWcu nc
German and they are all, young or DID, syTroWi'l
and melancholy Tue dresses o the women, adeSi 4U
men, are al dresses used Tor mourning; WIN liz ic
ana very plain. Now ana inen some OF
the people shouted 1--WE lie haechaI," NVe ie
kcbaf &c Perse >; from auOLcT Lizard, as sitO.It"
about by night, a loud saying: May his reign
ana rule be firm ana cuduIl' e. from the whole %
these (rcumstaucs II becomes evident mat there are
at present IN France numerous paItics VINO Gtslte
monarchy; but they aie IN tbfee scctOus, one uelus
the son OF Napoleon. another the dynasty OF LOUIS
Philippe the tmrd Henry tne Fnn, who Is Oi th.
k,uroon family altuough tHis ana the family OF
lions. The WisheTH tor republic on the ohei hauu'
have great power; but they Are not All Of one INN
eoninOnWcaL Othcrs are FOL mCderdte TcpIOnt, ~
which noGdrcncal institutions snaI be iOund without a
mOuarci's existing. Others hralu Wioh O.hoi"se'
Among all these OyCIoues OF Opi@OD III is no" very
aluut matter govern, aud tGe consequences OIL theSe
incidents will surely eveutude IN many dIlcuitle IN
les tuat al cOmbiue On one plan, ana estap,'si
eitAor "a pure MONARCHY or pure republic.
EAPOLEONS HAT
The PaaCc the IGVdlides is a very noble
pile the dome Of which was Kit - Napoleon We saw
IncTe veterans who had been III the battIes o.
waterloo Fnedldnd, lena, WHO were SIM male AnN
hearty. who gave descriptions 81 those battles Ihe
follow Ing their names: Capt. Duchemn, Cnassy,
Branche On the other eide OF the tomb Was "a place
wnpl, in glass case. Icy had placed the hat Wor Ia
ms b ties BY first Napoleon. We ned The nat ana
examined 1t long We h'It IN oar hAhds Tue nat Oh a
very great monarch ana conn. IL WAS cNlucut
from hat Itself mat Napoleon HId always WOfn ms
vtrv hat, winch WAS liuu hat. Tue sword or Ma
pOlrOu mas was side tle h3id OF AuSteiltZ
sNOri suIal strd-Et lis hlt wac OI EOIu out
the rGsteU ana could not be Drawn from Inc
scAuDdTI. With the utmost Veneraton ana We Ielaee
bOtH articles, a1d came away.