, 1877-04-29
PARIS.
Excitement Over the Russo-Tur~
kish imbroglio.
The Life and Death of Bohe-
mian, Gregory Gancsco.
Blus Glass Again-Musical Matters
* Suicides-Pere Hyacinthe.

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PAnn, France, april 13--At noon to-day th
s1nistfce c1pircd. Before the departure OF thes
1;ne. all Europc will probably know whether til,
- ,h;,e+. For or TIM xrsr r. d-o,ds l. 4
peace II .n '0'' ~ 49, - - 1.esue' 10
prevail Inc moment Is supreme fos the mrs
time since the outbreak OF the Eastern difficulties
7nrker and Hussia arc ready, face to face. an,
1870 ~ A. carh others ,broats Snner.t;t;or,
eager :" -: M ~.s,, ar1,,- II ~ ~. AZ 80 ,,.,
people m'gn1 ~es ausuf ~ % Inc . oa.e @ On @h'et
srch terrible questions AFe TO be decided. A
Friday, and especially Friday falling on the 18th
- ~ month, h.s a1ways been dreaded a. nm,
lucky in France "hcre' as e1se"he!e. snpefsutloI
and tkepticism 50 hand in hand The Bourse hal
bcen trembling between hope and fear for the las
aad there arc few IN faf1a WHO dare nave any trust
IL hs avoidance o1 tae storm 1he
~ rent,- of attraction. During the morning and
1ne oeun ~ ~ ns..xos haS es1,s tsn.. a1, no -.
afternoon u. IL pos -. 80. a.on4 a. .ne
Ambassadors. Lord Lyons was the hrst to knock
=. the Ministerial portals. He was followed, Gu
-;on.,v rnou.b. by Prince orlod, the Russian Am
l'ouI3 ss .S rhau1 p.rbs .vho sr~;raa s;,.n1
tsncously, and By Prince hohenlone- everything
has changed 70. the worse since the reply of the
n4o =, tha protoco, uas made known and IN ali
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human probability oelo1e 'n's 1ette. 1eacoes you,
the tramp OF armies and Inc toar OF cannon Will
haye ushczed in one Of the most terrible conflicts
o. 'ne eenAa's
WHAT WILL FRANCE DO
should the sword be unshcathed: Nothing, unless
,he he forced to- you uay be sure. The whole
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oFllt o. nef oo''ey ans oeen ~ 4ne VI non
Intervention We IN tn's country nave learnt
bitter lesson, and have taken it to heart Even
the ionrn.1;rts school Themselves to bride their
s....;a. ;. nha,onauon ubirb IN H. nam,
e&asset auon1 puen" ns.,,.. 49, - ..sI meu
ory OF this generation has hardly been witnessed
here. The mot dordFe is Prudence, ct
iaxst. fo.re. Richty OF wrongly, it is IN article
~ Tsi,h thst +bn rr;cnt,, ouestjon "a c1osa1v
141h ua' ,ae of''n ,ana,;e" Fsa,nsa so'eis
lated to anothef' touching flenenmen more
nearly. There IL deep distrust of Germany here;
IN intense conrtction-all the more real for being
queroFs OF Sedan are ~aIca1ul1y "aitang 1or ia
'vosaoy pfeteH LOT Icnc"1uS 1ae Aasuly "anlsnea
struggle. Forewarned. forearmed.
The news of Bismarck's real or pretended down.
sstt ~. fror .ba 6rs+ xc,rad .x.b 5onbt md rro
- sas 4toa, -. ~. :.s,... ~. anu
ro6ed none Of toe Jao.an' transports SPOKEN OF oy
the fancfu1 correspondent Of 1ransrhenine jour,
..r+;ons ~ ,ha nree. c,rcfu11v .hsta;r.d fo,
ssss.n :. ~ ~ -s,ar. s-ssr. =; roa
eonuben14ls wv" ue 4epo4s. s1e1 a. .e1ms y,
puzzle the most ingenious Teufon to find ground
Tor oIense IN Inc 1ansuase need. Satite states~
men are treated IN very dlierent fashion when
they are thongnt 10 pc IN dlsErace and indeed for
shat ma1ter; wnen lney arc IN 1asor.
1alklng O. ne ptess, one OF lis cleFctes1 repre-
eeoau'es o'ea tne otner oa!.-
,.,r r. GAxG9hi @ GASEsco,,
Of the Vienna Neue Free lTt*sc and the 1a6ietfes
d4n Speadte"r- Ganesco was familiar figure tv
the ffeqaenters Of the Gaze Richie, and managed
IN bus time to get himself much talked about
al.s! chiefly in connection with affairs decidedly
tandalous than otherwise He was Of the race OF !.
the hooert Macaires In the course OF an adven-
furoue lite, he had known every up and down Of
fortune, and abject poverty. success and
ALLURE. dshonor and notoriety,-everythins in
tn1n and nothing long: As his name indicates,
Ganesco was OF Maldo- " sllachian extraction; but
be had philoeophic contempt Tor the tics Of conn
IT, 3nd did not hesitate to barter his nationality
toF that Of France. Under the Napoleon regime
he started the FGrtt1aeHf, journal subsequently
discovered to have been In the pay Of the Emperor.
Al The moment death, IN the. shape 6f black
t!phus overlook him, he was sole
editor and proprietor OF an autograph
publication specially devoted TO- diplomatic and
The spectator was himself, He was an indefutjra-
o!e colieesor 81 news. Early IN the morning he |