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The Daily Dispatch: June 21, 1862., [Electronic resource], Foreign News and gossip. (search)
Foreign News and gossip. We continue to-day, extracts from the foreign correspondence Clay 30, of Northern journals, giving a few items at European News and gossip.--From Paris we have little beyond what was published in yesterday's issue. The Feast of the Ascension. Yesterday was the Feast of the Ascension, and all Paris presented a religious aspect of the most imposing character. From an early hour the churches were througed and throughout the day all the splendors of the Remana season, and play a round of her characters. Last year she was not very successful, and says that tragedy is dead in Paris. So she has taken the little theatre at Versailles for a week or two and considerable numbers have gone out nightly from Paris to see her. She and Alboni have just erected each a pretty hotel on the new boulevard des Malesherbes, near the Pare de Morceaux. I understand that Ristori has abandoned the idea she had of going to America this year. At the recent annual m
The Daily Dispatch: June 21, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 3 (search)
ater, after the manner of Lord Nelson." The Mackerel brigade was quickly on the march, headed by the band, who played an entirely new version of Hall Columbia on his key-bugle. Tramp, tramp, tramp! and we found ourselves in position before Paris. Paris, my boy, was a city of two houses precious to the recent fire, which destroyed half of it, and we found it fortified with a strange picket fence and counters crap earthworks, from the top of which frowned guns of great compass. TParis, my boy, was a city of two houses precious to the recent fire, which destroyed half of it, and we found it fortified with a strange picket fence and counters crap earthworks, from the top of which frowned guns of great compass. The Mackerel brigade was at once formed in line-of-battle order — the line being not quite as straight as an ordinary Pennsylvania railroad--while the fleet menaced the water front of the city from Duck lake. You may not be able to find Duck lake on the maps, my boy, as it is only visible after a heavy rain. Previous to the attack, a balloon, containing a Mackerel chap and a telescope shaped like a bottle, were sent up to reconnoiter. "Well," says William to the chap when he came