The New York herald., 1850-04-08

house" "An right" replied the Chief Of Police and
he retired. Whom the time Of performance came, the
daughter. aud very politely shown to three arm
chairs which had been prepared in front Of tho
lights, near the proscenium. A table and lantern
were placed before these seats which, OF
not accepted BY tho Ceriser OF Besghsn
Meyerbeer is still at Vienna and will receive from
the Emperor OF Austria either tho cross of "Leopod
Lists, the famed pianist has married Countess from
Russia who possesses regular income Of 1000 hslers
The solos OF Paris have been quite since
last letter and with the exception Of those Of the
PresidA.sy, whore the usual and regular receptions
circles has becn remarked
Tho ossse. for the spring are not yet exhibited We
shall have them next week, ut Longchamp's, and
they will be sent to you by the next steamer
Therefore. - nothing Is but the appearance on
the pavement Of Paris Of two vehicles which have pro-
dnced great sensation. The first will mention Ia
that Of regular English cab Of great eceentricty
The driver Is mounted behind the body, and Is in
high seat upon which he stands rather than sits
The second vehicle Il the cosse or caIech< of Prince
and Princess Colibr which " driven by two Liputiau
horses and runs daily along the BoulevArds Tom
Thumb never exhibited such jewel Of carriage; he
decidedly surpassed by the two dwars Of the Hotel
des Princes.
denouemea All let mo tell you esncs~ which
heard the other day in the parlor of very gossping
lady who Knows much about the sayings Of the town
very powerful prince, who dwells In the palace
situated in rue faubourg St Honore has for fricnd
the British Ambassador, This minister Of England
never fails to visit his Prince every day, aud their
friendship Is well known that they are called
"Orestes and Pylades" A certain afternoon OF last
week, the ambassador entering the door Of the
first parlor, when he stopped by valet rs not
the prince at homer" "e Is, my lord but you can't
see him at present" II may see him at any moment
and will enter" Thus speaking, he passed onward
and after having opened several doors he arrived at
that of the cabinet Of the prince, where he heard .
very hearty laugh which made him suppose that tho
prince not ousy ~ not to receive him. There
fore he pulled the door in tcry direct manner-and
what dad hc see! Six very handsome lsdies and In
the midst OF them, on his knees the eyes bapdaged
the hand turned his back the chief of the state IN
the posti.n of school boy who plays Ia main oAsude
The ambassador motioncd the ladies to be SILENT and
he slowly approached the prince and gave him tap on
the hand. All" exclaimed the prince. II know who
is; know her sweet hand; IL is Pauline" This was
received with burst Of laughter and whom tho eyes
OF the noble young man disengagcd from tho silk
handkerchief which upon them. he recognised the
ambassador Now the question is who IL Pnulno,n
Adieu Yours, b. UR
p. SThe arts have suffered great loss in tho per-
son Of d. Vibcrt the associate Of Goup one Of the
proprieters Of the "International Art onion cstab-
lished in New York NJ vibert, who had returned from
the United States about a month ago in very dan
gerous state Of health died tho l4th alt of con-
SUMPTION leaving wife and two children. His fune-
raj was one 81 the most numerouy attended seen
in Paris, and the unfortunate young was accom-
panied TO his last dwelling place by tho most dis
ngushcd artists Of Paris. Requiesooi w ysee