New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

vanssav's carriage that the Comte de Cham-
bord who. by the bye. was club-footed % d%rove
ore dav to Paris for the purpose OF Wt'usasIiS ss
for the only time in his life review OF rehCn
troons hold an the Place des Invalidcs. NO one
knew of his presence and the thoughts 'na'
flashed through his brain as he sat there en- en-
sconced and concealed in corner oi lhe e4u'
page can only be left 10 the imagination
In connection with the Comte de ChamDoFu
IL may be said that great astonlshment mas % %pern
crea ted here by the appearance OF the ihenIoii
Of the Prince de Jonve under the ute OF
"I-ieux Souvenirs" While the Prince expressly
denies his intention Of calling INTO question VI
Judging either the acts or policy OF MS ldtne',
King Louis Philippe. the whole book IL nothing
else than n sweeping condemnation Of his reign,
and especially Of the methods and lntrlSueS py
which King Charles was driven out OF France
to make way for his accession l 90 nor KNOW
whether this attitude OF the Prince de Jonville
toward his father is unconscious or not; Dut IL
certainly looks as II he were charging nm WIN
base ingratitude when. in describing me over
throw Of King Louis Philippe In 1888. ne observes
bitterly that It was only right and Just tnat
reign which had been naugurated by reVoiu-
ton and was based on usurpatlon. shoul1 III us
turn be brought 10 a close by a reVOluuOn
FINALLY he does rot hesitate u assert tnat
the revolution Of 1880 and the accession 10 the
throne Of his father were the most dlSaSlrouS
things that could possibly have happened, not
only To- the interests Of the monarchy, but also
20 those Of proprietary rights. since they struck
a fatal blow at the very basis Of the fundamental
principle Of Legitimacy ana succession
There are few visitors to Paris who will not
re.,u AigiIsfe the famous clown at the Hip
poiromc and at the Cirque dEtc. who. for the
Younger portion of the audience. was assuredly
the principal feature OF the show. lie used 20
wear bdEgy evening sui. and huge white
tie. while his nosr was o' q scarlet hue. HIS
habit ~ interfering with he ring men while ar
r1nCing the applrl 'us. ana his aIectation "f
being mos; desperately busy. without doing any
thing save getting i'm tho way OF other per-
formers. were eNc~uciltiuCly funny. Many
clowns have initiated him since. but none has
come up TO him ia droory or in popularity.
lie has just broken his neck while turning a
somersaUlt. AS he expired his contoriions were
wrirl that the audience. accustomed - his
falls and tw-Fiirgs roared with deiigh,. little
drcal'iug that he had fatally injured himself
And amidst the salvo7 " applause and laughte"
the poor Clowns lit;le spark OF life lickercd and
wen, 0ut
Thorc is no country in Europe whore the
sc."uc" 4 forestry receives 50 much attention
from IN" Government as in France. ana
tribute - the prc-emincnoe IF that nation in
this particular branch of culture was afforded
BY the AnRip-Indian Government. which for
m m my yoar5 m2iniainoi branch Of lis Crown
college ~ Forestry In this country al
Nancy. II may therefore be Of Interest
- state that no Ministry. after having
hal under cons1rr1tipn various schemes Of
prevention of the fires which annually de-
stroy hundreds ~ thousands ~ trees. has
decided % inauEuratc q series pl sola ton zone7
These spaces are - ho traced out 50 as To e.
through the moiatcr. ground and AZ every pond
there VIII be tower res 'rVoir with FIRE engines
and long hose. As an illustration of the atten-
ron which the Goverrment pays - these mat
t"~'. may mention that the once bare heath. OF
"iInd"s' ~ Gas'Ony covering an area u l.j00-
ooo 'rns. Is row covered by dense forest of
Pinr and c':H trees planted by the state
ANp her measure In this direction announced by
The - "ernncnt IS the proclamation that a
premium II 10 cruumos viii bn paid t. each per
s'n WHO brings . kllu gram ~ clckchaferS. which
do 50 rl1 II dlra~' 20 ta' trees. ices tD this
'T''t have been printed and posted in every
commune and village throughout the country.
Tl" Nnn p ~ 'he .rroun'cmc.' lies in the fact
that 'n- average number z cockchdfors 10 A
Ai'g'am is l.l6l. which enables one 10 appreciate
% ih" fu.l"-; extent fhr mvnihccnca of the Gov
crnin'ut 1al the Vau" - cock h1'er-h hunting. at
the rate of I CEN for every 600 insects. as a
means of livelihood.