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lowed 10 enter the ChuTch OUT was l'riVatelV m
formed of these plans BY an Artist who was 10 as,
sist III their execution.


The National Museum at Versailles filled with
statues and portraits OF ul the great personages OF
the country, and dedicated 'To all the glories OF
France" is also tribute 10 The national vanity. A
statue OF Duch6sae, their avorite admiral, has also
just been set up in the Court OF the Louvre in spite
OF the appropriateness OF the location for remi-
niscence Of one Of their few naval distinctions.


The distribution oil the red ribbons Of the Legion
of Honor is also cheap but effective way OF reward
ing friends and securing adherents. The stranger
i. at first astonshed 10 these red badges OF honor
in so many butonholes but hi, wonder ceases when
he learns that there are 900 persons thus decorated
in France or one to every six hundred persons men,
women and children. In the days of the Empire
there were only $4,000 Are we TO suppose that the
number OF men OF real " Honor has increased in
the same proportion


Not content with giving all these sugar plums to
the poung nation al large, Louis Philippe has put
one son. the Prince de Joinville, in the Navy, and
another, the Due d'Aumale, in the Army. The lat
ter is now making campaign i'll Algiers colony
which is OF great service 10 The quiet OF the Kingdom
outlet for the fiery spirits OF the nation, who
may there waste upon the Arabs their superfuou.
energy and fondness for distinction, instead trying
to acquire i, by shooting at the King with internal
machines and the like.


nspte OF all these precautionary measures, the ei-
OF the death OF Louis Philippe is much 10 be feared.
His mos, popular son. and heir 10 the throne being
dead, the young Count Of Paris becomes heir sppar-
ent He is now only ): years old. Louis Philippe
cannot hope 10 survive uhis majority, and the Gov
enmen, mus, pass for time into the hands of the