New-York tribune., 1880-10-24
TOPICS IN PARIS.
VARIOUS PRErENDERs TO RoYALT


BANQUET OF HENRI DIEUDoNNE-A GATHERING
on THE MooRs-MUvEMENT or PRINCE PLoN-
PLoH-GAMBETTA AND HIS TOEs-ALExANDRE
DUMAS OK wOMENs RIGHTS.
TFRoM TUE REGULAR CoRREsPoYDEsT OF TIRE TRrBuSE.l
PARIS, Oct. 1.-The Legitimist manifestations, on
the 29th. show that sort of UNION has been Effected
between Orleanists and Chambordists. Its object
Is militant one, and 1t is the trult OF
Clerical negotiations, and Of a meeting, now
admitted by the NoRiftRr and the ffdncdls'
between tina Comics dc Chambord ana de
Paris, in Switzerland. These journals are
under the direct inspiration of two Oreanists Ducs
Decazes and DE Broglie. one of whom-the iaat
named-isa rank Clerical. But he i one OF those
who are Clerical because they see in Roman "a
tholiClsm an instrument of domination for tho
wealthy and titled class NJ. Buffet Is Clerical AS
much because be a religious zealot as because he
IS a conservative of the De Brogiie school IN poll
tics. II is noteworthy that he at the St. Mi
chael's mass, which was celebrated on Wednesday
last III honor OF the Lawful King in the picturesque
Church of st. German de Pres. About 700 Royal
lists met there. Their rallying sign was Mar
guerite in the bUtt0nhoie. | do not mean
the dainty little daisy which in early spring whitens
English meadows but the variety which French
hortlculturIsts cultivate for baconies-the shOvy
staring flower, with a big yellow disc. encircied By
long white petals. As the Archbishop of Paris. who
feels the ground trembling under his feet, ordered
his clergy not to show themselves IL the church IN
which the Legitimis % make their manifesto
ton. foreign ecccsastics only attended. There
was a bishop ia pq,ti6ug with Chinese face, aud
auothcr who rules the diocese Of Galveston Texas.
No member OF the Orleansfa family WIS present ex-
cept the Princess Z4ltory aka. who. taking the na-
tiOlaty Of her husband. is an Austrian Pole.
St. Germlin de Pres. or 1t. German Of the Mead
ows Is all that remains of once pow Negiui abbey.
OF The meadows thete l. not 4 trace. except in
the names of the adjacent streets, one of which Is
called after the students who used 30 meet in
field belonging TO the monks. TO Gghi duels. Il
the Pre- aux Clercs. The church is of the least
known to studeuis OF tie old churches of Paris and
one Of the most interesting to Visit it has "a choir
which contains some Of the most delightful
voices ever heard. There was one. Soprano
which was % marvel Of ciearne8s and Of purity. The
high arches Of the lent TO IL singular acoustic
effects lie iubilant hymn N honor Of st. Michael
was being chaufcd.
Royalist ladyho0d is supposed to be dispensing
hospitality in antique chateaus. The cbroniquise
of fashions gazette would not have found much to
write about.
PERSONAL TRAITS or TIKI GATHERING.
was Interested 10 the physiogaomIes. Legiti-
macy has no hold Oh Freuchmen Of much cerebral
power sui. there were some fine faces. Tley de-
noted the prcdomiuauce Of instructive qualities
over intellectual.
Hebrew LrlEIeg were not 3n exception among the
youthful manilestauts. Of whom there were good
many Daudies formed a respectable percentage.
it is which would explain their presence. " good
form 10 be a Royalst, and docile Catholic so
c.ety is against the Republic which FI0a1o re-
proaches with being hopeiessly deficient IN chic.
Ihc Faub0urr So. German docs not rejecf preteu-
sions OF mobility when they nave money and the
good word of the J-sGi,- TO recommend them. NJ.
Carayou La.our Is accepted there as one Of the
superior cast His grandfather WIS an
army contractor aud condemned 10
be hanged 10y Napoleon for utilizing
as substitute l1r PORK the bod cs Cd French
soldiers killed iu battle The Duo des Gaze,
who ranks iu pom, of family au-iquty and blue
blood with the Due de Lewis and lhe Comte de Don
Vile Malcf.u, accepted for a s0n-in-law one who
was clotA.er and had conferred upon himself he
title OF Due dc Vallombrosa. II is true that he first
bought shady gaie In Italy, OF which IN former
times there bad been Duke. Besides the dan
dies, the youths the young men OF Hebrew
family. etc. there was the lu-hry Of the
Monarchical party. | saw an OCou0r, NaCrath,
p couple of D.llOns and Count Nugeur 4 sub
editor Of the irb0ie represented the Baron of -.
Patrick i rather handsome Young man Of dl5tln-
euisned appearance Was pointed out 10 me rs beng
the descendant OF that Master OF Gray who was dls
patched TO England by James l. TO prevent tie ex-
ecurion OF Mary stuart. VI. D. Gray fetches and
carries between Frohsdurf and the Office OF the
Union. of which he a su0-editor.
AB4SQUEr OF THE oLDEN STYLE.
TIE nanquets in the evening were very animated
Viauds were well chosen and the wines good.
Potel Il CAabot were contracted with by
several committees Of management. Thi, iirn has
no politics. II supplied the deIeuser winch was set
a Nrneres before the three Pres dents their Jour
ney 10 Cherbourg, and IL would be happy TO minis
ter TO the palate Of the Comte de Chambord wcrc be
at the Tuileries. The charge this house made for
the vands served at the Royaiist 5auquets was Is
francs q head. All the dishes had old court names.
and as far as was compatible with modern tastes
were cooked according 10 receipts II honor at YER
sailles in the last century. According to the reports
Of police agents received the Prefecture Of Police
up0ards Of twelve hundred persons joined III the
festivities in honor of " God Given Henry
CELEBRATIONS ~ THE PROVINCES.
The provinces ~ which the ROYAL Birthday was
most widely celebrated were Dauphiny and Brit
tauv Greuoble IS a centre OF old R0yalist families
and Judges Vaunes is Ihe focus of clerical reaction
in the northwest Here ia 4 seminary. ca
thefTnl and IN the nciChhoiuOod the JrsuIts nave
college. in which they board and educate boys at
the moderate charge of 500 francs for the Junior
school and 700 francs for the upper schools Not
far off on a bleak moor. is the shrine OF st. Anne
d. Auray, where an order whose mission 1t
~ 10 redeem souls from heresy has set up young
ladies' boarding school. English. Swedish, Dutch
and German parents, attracted BY the advantageous
conditions offered by the place their daughters
thcre n learn French auu bring them back CathO-
lie. as heart if not openly. Anne Of Blessed Mem-
orv. is the saint held in highest veneration by the
Bretons and her ntercession is believed in the de-
partment Of the MorDihln TO be exerted in behalf
OF the Elder Branch aJ Frohsd0rf. Marshal Mac
Mahon, on one of ms political tours in Brit
tany went across the moor to veIerate
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