M. Blowitz, The Paris Correspondent

nftlie hondón "lunes , s one or the most prominent journalist of the day. Be le declarad by his frienil Kniest. DauiU't to be a native of Moravla, and of l!i ni ('ntiiolic faith. He also tells lis, tliat liis tull name is Oppert de Blowitz. Tliis at once anniliilates the current impresslon, thit M. Blowitz is a Qerman Jew, nanicd Levi Oppert. He is a very OonspicuoDS inembtT of Paris society, and it is said that lie was represented on the stafre ut the eXOltlng period in one of Sardcu's latest playg, as a caricature. He wil I liardly feel liimself dlshonored by sutil attentions in l'.uis, as Mr. Gladstiini' haü also been burlc-fined on the Engllsb Stage. Fmnous nien are not alw.iys nralktag upon paths that are gtrewn wiih rosos.