The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-02-09
GOSSIP FROM FRANCE.


 had in Paris was the row kicked up b, the students on account of an article con, demnatory of them as a class, which ap peared Tn q eommunistie sheet. Cyy q k&s Pesfa<. The editor had dwelt upon the decay cf the Latin Quarter and charged ,ha, the students belonged to an extincsrace. To prove tha, they al ieasi were not extinct. the students held an in. d,gnaiion meeting in a public hall. which was sufficiently stormy to Aucs, beyond a doub, that the boys were alive. The resul, was that two of the students were selected to light the editors.who had ma hgned them, and challenges were accord ingly sent 10 those worthies. But they declined the invitation. They didn't Ap- pear to think that demand to enter the field of hcnor in support of the opinions or expressions of their journal was one oi the Cnes ot the People that should be re- sponded 10. The students held another meeting, tn which they denounced the Cyi as Ptsr!e as being a vile sheet. an- worthy of notice. t~hy so much attention. then ' and the editors towards for not coming up ,o the scratch. Probably no one was better pleased with the blood less termination of the affair than the t~o students who were selected ,o champion their guild. though they reahred con siderable temporary popularity by the movement
 Everybody has heard of the attn ,,uaTter. IL IS the locality so long con seera,ed To ,he colleges and anlvers,,,es of Parls, situated m an old part ot fans. on the south side of the Seine. The Col- lege St Barbe is there. the oldest school a Tn France, having been founded in 1;so. There also Is the College de France. founded by Francis l. in tSSo. The original name ~as College des ,rois langues. denoting it's dedie ation to stu dents from different provinces Every branch of science IS embraced in the sphere oi this college. as IS indicated by the inscription over the entrance. Docet omnia." The college contains thirty nine chairs. or proiessorships. and IS un- der the direct control of the minister of pubh, instruction The pubic. ladies included. are admitted gratis to the lee tures. which arc of a popular character The nivefsity oi Paris is located in a building known as the sorbonne. erected by Richclicu Tn ieeY There. too. IS the principal theological school tI a,hoho oi Paris. The Sotbonne IS also the sea, of the | aeul,cs des Let,rcs C, des Sciences the former having eighteen chars and the latter twelve. Robert dc Sorbon from whom the name IS derived. was the oonfessor of St Louis. who in iSS estab- iIshed q k,nd of hostel for the reception of poor students ot theology and their teachers, but Il soon acquired such hugh [ sl- the scholastic theology. and the name sorbonne. came to be applied to the theological faculty Itself This estab lishment has cNerci>cd grcal iniiuca. on { ,tholIeism n this county IL was violcntiy hostile to Inc reformation, yc, N.ts II hardi, le@s strongly opposed to he lesult>. The reyol tti=,u abolished the oatbonne and Napoleon ID IsaS. e t.s0.t,hed the picsers letVefsi,y under @hlh tenn the fcn. h include the au ihoa'ies who Hpetu'ead the edfa a,tan oi the whole county he nHmbel of stuoenis eNc eeds n1ne hundred The ie tares Ate open ,o the publ, aei,e. cs- opted, gtstls. he guTrrsliy ,lbrary 9Hi ns 3seez yo.asues
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