Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-31
PARIS. July o. 1873.

Correspondence of tn. Gold Hill Daily Ssws.l
PARIS. July o. 1873.
Much interest now eenters in tho Retro
spsctivs Exhibition at the Trocsdsro. and
to-day we will visit II to make . brief ex.
animation Of tho antique and msdieval
displays Of Portugal. before w pass to
the detached and interesting shows
facing the hill opposite the Champ de
Mars. In Portugal We have . people whose
history is greater than their map. II was
n Of the most glorious Of the Fifteenth
and sixteenth Centuries. There are be-
fore US memorials OF Its great poets. Of Its
bold nAvigators. Of Its ventursome Goa.
q-ssiador.. Of its ehiyalrous heroes, aud
enlightened princes of the olden time.
The eclipse came with the domination Of
Philip H.. OF the House Of Austria. which
Was elected by q revolutionary movement
In the time OF Cromwell.
DOM PlDko or BRAZIL
Il the heir. according TO the spirit Of those
princes. and he is . splendid living Illus
tration Of the Artist theory. Qualities Of
the race which had given 1t peculiar lus-
tire. altar lying cryptic for ages, reappearsd
In him. and In . tropical atmosphere not
propitious 10 mental or moral yigor. On
the missAl OF one Of these Portuguese
princes, a contemporary Of Henry VIII,
: - ~
of the borders. mathematical instruments,
chart. and nautical appliances. In the
cathedral Of Quimbria, sm told that
statues VI men distinguished In literature,
.sienSs sna tp A' H"s' "
"a
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.-... 49,
'o
. LISBON afusah anu aeeotA'eu ny pen
ell Of Raphael; its estimated value IL $780,
600 francs. hut II ia not for sale. Here
in ...,.i~uu,
49, = H. 49, III =, ,hs iii y;
ua'iuS 80 an, - ~
A1'o IN ~ ~ W.
pAiSoo y, .au,oy r, 'uno y
90 .Asuilo, oPrh hn'sn'
tnguese service. FROM uesA OF tnis sh,pe
and hishth' ions-iesSeu s'oois' anu w
erAry habits are 70 De Inferred Next let
US glance al the elegantly shaped iMenes
vessels, the rich old Indian carpets, u
shawls sent from Portuguese merchants at
uoa to lady chApeis In thoir own country
al the hiisree levels worn oy sister
sns - ana
orusmen,. from Lisbon.
yu,ton,' p~n,y,Iyo,,.
In ,hs sp.pl.h. Portuguese. rr,ptian.
and o,bsr foreign exhibitions Of retro
.pectiy, industrial art. visitors are
allowed TO mako sketches in their note
books. They have not the same liberty
4, IN. French sections. There 1, there
, ,trie, ruls forbiilinr them 10 reproduee
min, are taken 10 Keen ont those person.
Who .ppesr 10 have .sriou. or Absorbing
work 10 attend 70. IL ia 10 be regretted
that NJ. Krantz, who has charge Of this
departmeat, should have allowed the
noble exhibitor. 10 make their own terms.
Tn. market value Of most OF the things in
the left wing Of the Trocadero has been
enhanced by admission to IL. The public
pays for the building In which they are
exhibited. and care Is taken that tho pub.
lie shall reap no benefit from the outlay.
Twenty. five visitors alta time ars admitted.
and only from moot till 4 o'clock. Among
tho isolated buildings ON the Trocadero
side Of the Seine. we hnd
An ALoERI,S AND A ruSIsIlS PALACE,
A japanese PEASANTS house and garden, a
Chinese bazaar and q wealthy merchants
residence, q Norwegian country residence,
built Of wood, q pattern OF excellent car.
peu,ry, the Acknowledged Museum.
.howi,, hos an. human .t,,i h.. J.,.i.
oped since inc ase OF s'oho' ana the pa
vilion Of the Shah OF Persia. There arc
In the An'hropoiogiea collection skulls
c,,minsl. ,hs, h.,s hem candsmsd ~
death since Gall and s~purgheim excited an
interest In ~phrsuology, and also OF such
W.mpuin, sOna whs, ,nes;n,,
=, ,ha ns,,or yiIi.inor. h.aJ. IN ,hs
former A 4. dinienit IN avoid the impres.
lion th., ,hsy Were fatally impelled 70
xisid In ,he tsur,.,ion. Sco,t conIJ no
,nor. h.x. bsinaJ .n,ichin. ,hs
literature % bis country thsn he
,o.a hn,b can ,void blc,uinr when
ni,n,a1 In ,,,or.hla so;i Thi.
!, riil h. .siJ. "a. discoverv Alter ,bs fact
bnt ,bs doc,rins i vsry y,n.r,iiv .eLnowI.
sdssJ ,o-5sy IA, msch ,b,, Ia he.t in
our.elyss