New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-08

Thing, G: Rosas theatrical Ror ooias' Of ne Car
diHdis. ETcarators

Rome Correspondence Of the Tribune
RosE. Sept. 2ssh.
! did not suppose dat sIsh' row which
took place at tho opers house tie other evening
would ever find 80 wty ito 'te public journals as
u. ter fof grave con ment. Bot 'iace 70 hss, end
very incorrectly too, W. ave sou the facts ss
they occurred. snd your readers attach % them
81, The importance they dsseTyc-vhich thinks
very Httlc. ior j. YES oi y one c hundred mani
fes stiort %. me arrogance Of ais aud 1ypocrit-
icsl conqueror IN the ore side, tu1 "a the OTHER
tn ieltirg prcpersities q 3 woman who sings
fos dollsrs, who feels none Of the pride OF ancient
Roman viltUc. ;sl msy DO pre'amed 70 prefer
fuil purse to o., s'7ry Of her cosutry ine iscts
are simply, not t.a.the French officer. TO the
Ar.ent.ns thu BE- 20 compel Msism het--inl to
accept a bocue. ON one q them, g.. raw could
they know that ,h3 would b. inc..ned 'ore.css u
ou, for very .Iereut purpose. which ] W ij re-
ls.s t5y you a. iersth.
I.Wns rur-c-.3 iu Rome thst Cle O. tro popular
Republican soues Of the at winter ~ss e he in
t-oducod into Tie opera. al she French officers
9,nt IL o. usua lumSers furnished, each ofthem,
~, let diqn,Goi instruusu, child e " ate,
:
car heur-- e...-.-ts- 6fsig-, rruiy ~ NeIufi.-
cas-. 60 sfv nothing a. she msply mode IN "ilcn
Il was 20 b., carried auto execution. Ihey "e'-eH
patiently urui tbc curtain - shout - lat "A TIE
'aat &C. Of the play, without heNiuz the SON.
"a nan ~ a 81 them threw a bouquet o flowers upon
d.. stage The ou.taia was actually bsginuins o.
AL whom the bouquet landed close 90 the iisi "a on
lhe front of the STAGE tnd u Vss Got PICKED up uy
Nefame R,busiui !, was shat OUTSIDE bY the
IA a.. curtain. A camofous cal was o." maze
II her 10 come forward, winch, aitef iohs dsiayi
wss answered by Toy appearing ana plcaiA5 up
the bovQuet Thn produced renewed ara oudef
ei.Dors. with wells aud stamps and whAcAIng
o. ,anes; but Madame Rebuslui did not appear.
ThareuDop nail dozen or more omce!s r1shed
MON the stage, hit-d the cur.a ., ana "a mvnSc-
ina tone demanded to zee Madame and the boa
quet Madame Appears-hooqu.i' servant sun
all. but not in tears ~ has been represented 10Y
win any SKINS of grief tut only evigcing - net
.nr.usr ,hst she v ished TO app es' T. 10 oy com
oulsion What was required % her, Nhch Vas o.
ta,, the bouquet la her own particular ha"d. Anc
M the coribat fni-srns nn, - ~ tNr io'."N
of Taiers sri Bs rot . The ostte 81 lie neros
Tfs French. W!.a frantic yes, neiAA"-e" t''.
hs,.iios of -Ae said bouquet. The Romans, YIN
Is5i cries and earnest gesidrfs encourage .H-"
champion nos 20 yield. Bat che does '"se zoo
ber ,ervsnt's hands the flowers. Ioe homa''
Itr "a. trfater---ne French remained lars -t'4 OF
~. fe3 Madame ReLosni had 10 homer O.
so--erdeling Rome to them second tine
D. was but ,ew days since thaTa pea'sh'l''m
th,. country WHO bal been Ia trc narSe- p'-'. 4n'
s.,t bis load OF grapes Vas returning tnroa-h t.e
90 Tcr.lnsii an saeiar = proclamation irnn TIE
P,oa. he s,opood and read q. when ne oAme .
,.e. mart which excepted from the Hlhues.S t"r
p,ar,ters ofthe Constitute Mt Assembly ahd Tie ne
publican officers. re slmgi, 50 y '"a. - ''"A
iop." spy be- stood behind heA' 90. "o'u',
nlsde reoos; = the Csrd nais, ara - ''' a.
was piodl,ng hls way nome~a G. 'n' 80 -
,ssfa 8 uohcsmso gs,loyed a. and - 'z'' D'n'
~ Il .o,.. ia M caste of e. A. i. .-7 't''""
This Z, Keep vou informed oi -ir e. a'-'.'f %. voc
tiaverrulsrt which % cssi. stupid -.l ii' e' >. ~
80 you u.sy expect r. ccc.ss is'''l-' f' d" -
which is irritstci by TIE feco"t'-'o- t'''
continue ami which ;naaen u nay
Ge..-sl Tsvl.r u having n i'i-i1s 3, "aI1'
80 mike I'M. las. e.. a; mary eltF ies .' 2l4-
al S.oe1-; % rv ;to pres- az " l'-r
M, .f t--i---.s s.d bind ." me 'l -f. U -..t
len, - i.fuol.es me, au- 90 co1-se g. ln-
wisely. -...l-
The Imperial papers ia France a-' M
tsblisbfD,. accounts Of me er.~iuE i1trnac> q
IA. French .oldrer5 With the Roman PsoPs Do
pro3f thai Frefch policy 81 h.i- y "70o-I-.s
n.rsis- Nas.eh thl-E The oAis -. ~ a.. st"N
ing ~ here 9 a. the o2Po'lts Kid u a'lses lA
ths that the Frercn so.i.ef, ere .. hpA'''@ d.
SIN the bitter host ny Eh'rn me ho,ns's iee. :.
F,socs they are ooniesslng 20 the HON ms ihaI
- 4. ,----,,''sur deceived them, IS mucn az u
- "a d...eive RaGre-ths: 70 = huno1S ne
--bIi, a eouoter-r,voEtion and tnet tne!' me
Franch soldiers. uow tat they SEE toe polcy O.
.bs.- (ioysrarsat, rsPudiste' discard al .-o-
I, Sncb d. Ire sr-xi1g intimacy 20 tne Ff71cu
"a p--,s,. n Louis Napoleon he's an army ~
Pe-.s rrsd, - .Ntaas h's eots' Roman e1pe-
a., a. al. tley src isr bea.na pee tr'ops AZ
u',-, ~, f-a.. lasr t-4's, sooo- sod N-tN ICY
t.geJ.ne Trey ..h Rae 20 'ee' 20 F'fi ti.en
...Ns4-5 ir those glorious days past, " ban ever!
g.'nsu .9..ssa % .ec tie French cages 'r'n-
f-,.., 100 tie \ -. Tie yre,t'= % ;asi ans
v,h..b &c then Asi ia ltsiy IS 'o.t ever
80 ne eel thi. oore keeniy sn=r the amy =" 20
-. .,,c-J e %. bpsa the cause snd the a. III
e, e. 80 ttar t1- Freach sFo g. c'rsaence
- 81 extensive excavations tr-1-d N
- IN, = r,si.p. NJ; the Fcr~In Ror sr1n with
-, ,, 4 ,c'ssr ba-isd 70 eni'-,ntt race
~, air. The srri.;i- pat - csF-y n faT'' sss
-. Ii,terical part - TIE Romans, sa,1 "a c''
-. tbrn~sa- liz q; - HISTORICAL esslt'-
- I. - ,nus rns. Fr4noe wants 20 TOO hons o-
- ,-iy -smsisins gl1ries-the -ei.c' ~ osH-
49, Tn Romans 20 rai want rrSrce ~ ass-s'
80, r. afc,vrr ~ their fathers s'hes IL IA 20
-, -, a., - sofA, hsa tas loot q s'n4a 7r'f
. unou their ul-fs