, 1877-07-22

her rides an e1-farorite Of the Varieties; and tn
/ occupants Of the barouche that passes me jus
in front Of the twin mansions Of the Du
house of d'Henon. 1t the Rondpoin'
de Champs Elysees {of which Thackera,
has so much to say in ''Ph,lip ", Inject a rich
addressed female driving two superb, hiEh-step
ping thoroughbreds- She is known in certain
Gus reputation that cyen Cora Pearl herself
might blush to be seen with her. Turning the
corner OF the Avenue Malignon. my modest Vic
toria is almost upset by the Due de Nemours,
E1ysec, come upon Col Connolly wandering
alone, and looking very melancholy, despite hts
brishtcscarlct coat and white plumed hat. Last
ly,-this is the " bouquct,''-at the entrance to
Tellicr's. in the Rue dc Saresnes, 1behod gap
ing crowd OF dilatory butchcr-boys and other
tue out1andish fezzes OF poor Rail bey and
Chakir EIendi. My friend was right. The Ot-
tomau stceds were borrowed.
MORAL ORDER,
or what is SO called, Is having JOYFUL time OF
it. There is no Parliament now to fctter the
hands OF our ministers; nor, indeed, II they
could hclpit conveniently, would there ever be.
The most strenuous efforts are being made BY
the Bonapartists to get the clcctious put OH to
the last possible moment ALI sorts Of lnccn-
AAtCt tAIt~hoHo =. = -. '" 49, ~
text of tho constitution, which orders that the
stelectors shall be convened within three
mouths' from the date OF dissolution. VI
course, it is plain to any candid minded person
that this means that the elections are TO taSc
place within the specified time. Not so, say the
yirtuous partisaus of Moral Order, It merely
means that the "clectors are to be convened"
nothing obliges us to take the votes Of the con-
etitucncies til l-and here the Monarests are at
issue among themselves; three weeks alter. say
the Oreanists; the bonapaEtlsts nave boloe1 e.
reading, and SUBSTITUTE "tll convenient IL
would be convenient at the Greek ka,ends.
Meanwhile, all the kcactlonary Journals ciamor
daily for a reorganization Of the judicial Ad,
nlinis1ration. Every Judge, Councillor, and
petty Comm1ssalre &c follce' saspecteo or or
be dismissed, and rightly-think1ng men
IRE to I'll the vacancies AS Tor the
Projects and Sub-Pretects, their reorganization
is pretty complete. No Straflord could surpass
dc Fourtou in Thorough "-ness- But IN their
beautiful anxiety for the salvation and regener-
alton OF their country!nen, the Ministers 20
even further than all th's. borrowing leaI OF
their Jesuit friends, they hare come to the con-
clusion that it would be good for our souls, anu
beneficial to Moral Order. TO increase the mum
up their minds on this point, We have bad to
keep check upon our tongues. happy
Americans! what do you know OF spies! 10 us
they are familiar, and now doubly SO. Ihey
come, mot single spies, but IN battallons'" IN
'ae'' We arc 4vrer selas1'PI rI4orE tt1H or SPIES
They infest the Gales, brush sleeves with you on
the boulcvards, and stand behind you as you
read the Presidential proclamat1ons on the
walls. workman bought q newspaper at
political news in t, he had the iimprqdeneec to
make the excnsable comment, Quel cocnon
que le Marcchal!'' Had he made the reflection
to himself, 1t would not have mattered- ETen