LETTER XXII. Père Lachaise.--Mourning in public.--Defacing the Tomb of Abelard and Eloïsa.--Baron Munchausen.--Russian Monument.--Statue of Manuel. 189 LETTER XXIII. Remarkable People.--Distinguished People.--Metaphysical Lady. 196 LETTER XXIV. Expedition to the Luxembourg.--No admittance for Females.--Portraits of "Henri."--Republican Costume.--Quai Voltaire.--Mural Inscriptions.--Anecdote of Marshal Lobau.--Arrest. 206 LETTER XXV. Chapelle Expiatoire.--Devotees seen there.--Tri-coloured flag out of place there.--Flower Market of the Madeleine. --Petites Maîtresses. 220 LETTER XXVI. Delicacy in France and in England.--Causes of the difference between them. 227 LETTER XXVII. Objections to quoting the names of private individuals. --Impossibility of avoiding Politics.--_Parceque_ and _Quoique_.--Soirée Antithestique. 237 LETTER XXVIII. New Publications.--M. de Lamartine's "Souvenirs, Impressions, Pensées, et Paysages."--Tocqueville and Beaumont.--New American regulation.--M. Scribe.--Madame Tastu.--Reception of different Writers in society. 249 LETTER XXIX. Sunday in Paris.--Family Groups.--Popular Enjoyment. --Polytechnic Students.--Their resemblance to the figure of Napoleon.--Enduring attachment to the Emperor. --Conservative spirit of the English Schools.--Sunday in the Gardens of the Tuileries.--Religion of the Educated. --Popular Opinion. 257 LETTER XXX. Madame Récamier.--Her Morning Parties.--Gérard's Picture of Corinne.--Miniature of Madame de Staël.--M. de Châteaubriand.--Conversation on the degree in which the French Language is understood by Foreigners.--The necessity of speaking French. 269 LETTER XXXI. Exhibition of Sèvres China at the Louvre.--Gobelins and Beauvais Tapestry.--Legitimatist Father and Doctrinaire Son.--Copies from the Medicean Gallery. 281 LETTER XXXII. Eglise Apostolique Française.--Its doctrine.--L'Abbé Auzou. --His Sermon on "les Plaisirs Populaires." 290 LETTER XXXIII. Establishment for Insane Patients at Vanves.--Description of the arrangements.--Englishman.--His religious madness. 307 LETTER XXXIV. Riot at the Porte St. Martin.--Prevented by a shower of Rain.--The Mob in fine weather.--How to stop Emeutes. --Army of Italy.--Théâtre Français.--Mademoiselle Mars in Henriette.--Disappearance of Comedy. 319