The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

tions leave them only choice between dishonor
, and despair. He says the Austrians require them
to surrender AZ discretion to assume aa immense
and overwhelming debts TO chase away Ave hun
drrd marine officers and their families TO give up
Internationally to punishment forty citizeu~; to
establish in Venice a military despotlsm, without
bounds or term and asO state OF siege, tO be ~.
definite, and signalized bv daily executions, and
arbitrary imposIs. Bat the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs has been most effcctuaty angIicized, aud
his ear will be deaf to anv appeal for Venice He
wrote book once, upon Democracy In America,
and yet accepted portfolio from the hand Of the
French President, when the attack on Rome was
In full course. He has succeeded in carry ing out
the English enterprise, forwarded ze4 fouslv at
the Elysee National by the British minister. of
putting tho Pope upon the throne censtitu-
uonal monarch and rs for his swn promise to the
Assembly about attendant free institutions, wk'ch
were 10 illustrate ,he restoration, that has been
fulfilled by the inauguration of the lnqn,ition at
Rome, August. 1S49 The worthy Archbshop.of
Paris might have spoken two months ago for the
sufferers 1T the hombardment which swept the
Eternal City but his ruling passion for the triumph
OF the Pope kept him silent The ruling passion
OF the English oligarchv In favor Of their own
order, and against every species of republic anism,
by parity Of reasoning. will prevent the m from aid
ing the sufferers of Venice. While there Is ne
interference with rhe vital interests or the prnci.
pies Of prests and rulers, they feel an occ asioua
glow OF humanity, but not in tho presence Of
danger 10 either. Marcus.
LONDON, Aug. "a, Ls4s.
The City Of London Deserted-Opera -M;nors-Hsrpsn-
d,s-Risty st FsiieuGs-New Ballet 7vsupe-Hyer
Matched against the Upton Sissher-G Grave Of Free
man, ds Gianf- The MWderess Ls Rue-Wsrid Chsl-
ienged st Billiards.
London. Yes, the great London IL silent-quiet
rsigus throughout the West End Hyde Park Is gay
longer with the brisk and prascing stseds bearing
upon their proud backs women who rank fr.m the
cheaa N he ALI all In
Of her Majesty to Scotland the ladies to fish for hus
bands, while the gents shoot grouse upon the moors
Both opera houses closed on Saturday night last
was present at Covsut Garden, aud Witnessed the
grand opera Of the Prophet was pleased, and Gu
cored and cried bravo"" bravo !" with tho rest; al
though, upon my word. If 1t had not been for the
book which cost three ankee shugs, would have
known nothing about the matter. Three nights more
promised at cheap prices in order to
the musical taste of the pl~beaus may have another
go. The only thrstrs open la London Is the Hsym
ket with the adelphi company rhs Surrey With
English OPERA and the minors, or saloons with any
blood thirsty tilted meiodrnma they can procure
will mention ths Damr Of one At the Esgs salooo The
Poisoned Neeale or The Maniac Seam stress" in vhi,h
will be introduced with the orignsl music Tom Hoots
Song Of the Shirt
styled crowded nightly and the various that
nightly take place there would not only a-tonish Ams
rcaps but establish the fact that London ALLOYS every
thug. At twelve o'clock all the performances of tue
evening are concluded. when thoe whs wish TO be
thought respectable retire. at this time ooue'e Of
very extensive bands strife mp either polka cearus
or qusdrills and la q fe~ moments the walks hall
&c are allied with dancers male AMI fem ,ls and
ASSURE you that cut Of the seven or eight hundred
females who may be pr1feut few. aye very fsw. have
any claim TO virtue. Yet this Ia tolerated. and Vanx
hall opized by the great; Yet II IL for
the patrons ys these fral ones V.uxhsl would be
Fad affair. aud the preprietors lose money
Young Hernandez has rode his ce-bra ed Sailor act
In which he Introduces the American flag in sonnsc
tion with the Eogsh union so Jealous are the Eng
sh and French performers Of his great SUGGEST that
L yElpt IN hwaF RI In of hnrse
As an instance, n fellow named Mostly who Vs. in
America with Cooks circus; DESTROYED the music foe
his esior act tho night he to perform IT, aud
two Of the performers refused 20 hold the canvas
Risey. Who in the house at the time. with y,ur
humble servant heard Of and into the dressing
ne went and such knock do Arguments vi ven
BY the professor was n caution t. all couspirAtors
Both Of Risiey's panorsms. are doiog veil II seems
that all he touches turns to gold He 10 really sue
tberipg up novelties for America. He w,ll sstonish
the New Workers with bis grand baiLf troupe I sav
some Of the troupe rebesrpg not long since, and oil
can ray Is. they are some" on eyes asa legs
Ae no doubt some Of your readers would like peep
at the sporting world viii rive you few items more
especially a. the ring has been somevhs, Frightened
mp IRON the fact that tho rspu,.d champion Upton
SIsshsr has had his challenge accepted by Peter Craw
ley In behalf Of an upkpo~n All the buffers were on
the g,li ere to hear his name Some said 1; the
I renowned byer, the American champion. who was on
Thempson. him who seconded dyer A nrst deposit
put up. and tn. unknown vas to be named at the
second. The hour arrived; when To- the ript,n
claim forfeit Rumor says 1t IL ou Parker ~ho Is
matched third deposit nada good at Crawl-y's
on Tuesday evening ls@t aud the fight will prncs-d
Cra~l.y named Con Parker ss his man In my oert,
shall give you description Of sparrios exhibition
at Jem Burns's IL more brutal than dog
fighting | rode out to the graveyard where the
mains OF Freeman. the American giant reposs No
stone mark. the po. aud bad !, not been fr tho ss'
ton. would have had my journey for my pains cos-
versed With Ben Csunt sb-ut IT, aud he has promised
that sba be erected over his grave II b. fails
feel assured there Americans enough, at any mo-
meDt In London. Who would give their mite to-ards
marking th. grave Of feIlo- countr, In foreign
| land will not leave until IL is don-
Through the Kindness Of officer Thornton, who was
In America not long since -, epsoled TO see tn:
murd-r.ss La Rue She did not appear At all Interested
A gentleman OF Manchester has come out With q
challenge q billiards to III. -cld for sue thou aud
IL is intended for American Who IL nov In London
80 accepted will furnish yau With tn. particulars
Yankee who turns them out has offers for Paris
hind of think he 10 home sck, and will bolt London
shortly. Yours, 3. w.
Musical aud Dramatic Gossip.
From the London sthsneum Auga-t IS
The directors Of the Society elected for
next season are Messrs Anderson Calkn, Chattsrtou
Griefbach. Lucas. McMurdie and Neste We shall be
glad to hear that these gsntlemsn about adopt
not go much to sust-a tn spread the
interest and increase the value 81 their concerts For
nov is the time to remind them that the orchestrs
stands 10 need Of Improvement and the rspertory OF
ertsnsioo-snd that the engagement Of solo players
and singers both British and foreign. has been THE
year chsrgesble with most ipjudcious favoritism
They have ample leisure they will To put all thess
matters on more liberal footing, they open their
doors In 1850.
The oldest inhabitsnt Of London will not come
TO end OF its oddities "After the 11th Of August
there IL nobody in town" THE Enslsh love neither
pleasure music" Such hard truths would he pro-
pounded to mos, foreigner. - old e,,sesssd rssss
concert given at Drury Lane, "wednesday last the
18th for the benefit Of MIR Harris the stage msosser
OF the Royal ssn Opera At ~kich the Roysl ltslisu
singers Ell nigh all their music tvice Ia
presence Of very large and rotousiy enthu-isstic
audience Mdlle Angri-vho. by the gay. Throughout
her task exchanged smiles and warnings ~itn the
m~ssre and bevidered phantom ~ orchestra Ia a
vhimsically upembsrrassea and confidential msun-r-
was twice encorsd. Miss Hayes, whom hero
BY warn on the sprgred version of "Casts diva
In which she dslights-vas called upon TO repeat
Kathleen Mavourneen' Mdlle de Merle In spite 81
the ~spderings' Of the bsod delivered Vol che ss