The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-01
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
Oar Paris Correspondence.

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FSGat'in Amriean Painter TIE Gossip Of
Psr,s, Sc
Tks summer season is breathing lis last, and the
psblc gardens OF Paris are trying their best exer-
lions TO entice the amateurs of green foliage, Pt'-
ssss 9s slmpagae, diners on the TUT, and merry
dancers, 20 visit their enchanted groves Ine Cha-
tsau d'Asniere gave on Sunday last one OF the
most brilliant f6tcs of the season, and It was al
tended by a host OF visitors. Al the Jardin N l.
bile. ON Tuesday last, the crowd was immense,
and the "chil chatting really incompatible.
Aueucsus were numerous IN that fashionable
xlscA. and among the most prominent were Mr. and
Mrs Rrstsd, oiN.Y., accompanied by young HOyt,
who enjoyed their visit TO the iard,n des Lor,.tes
IN the Eiost conscientious style II was pleasure
thus TO behold the aIistocracy Of New York ming
hpg with the democracy OF Paris, and condesccnd-
ing even to speak TO Mademoiselle Frzetie aud her
pretty rival Auais. We were lot OF New Workers
lhen, and assure you We saw the "elep hlnt," and
had much fun. AT the Chateau des kleuTs on
Friday last, the festival given in honor of the
" Dancing Celebrities" was a splendid Gii.if, aud
the lively and lovely beauties, who are the
sest pupils OF Terpsiehore, were crowned with
hoHers, and presented with charming jewels and
other nic-LaCs. The whole concluded with bnl-
hant fireworks, which Represented the 4" Mil of
Satan, and which went oil in The most remark
Gble sly le. Thus 20 the amuse neHts in the floral
pa,aces But If you follow me TO the Hippodrome,
that tplrndid ateEa, so well managed by Mr.. Ar
sdult, The new director, you will see the most Gu
Tious enteIis nmsuts ever be he hi any where Wit
rtEs he chariot chase Ia the Roman style the
MOI key + noiug. he Chinese festival, The hauts
ecalr, and Other Uiympiau games There stands
Dir. Pci.eveG, with has mammoth balloon, the
biggest ever made in the world. This auiacious
ssTOBaui after having Performed his ascensons on
horseback, ste ndnC his AM nal, has finally COZ
ehdtd by the fanny aud admirable feat of appearing
upcn his donley! The poor animal who did not
suspect The nick, arrived in the ring, brayng for
The greatest joy Of his admirers, carving in his
s5dOie the large Sancho PaHzs, proceeded by Don
QuiXojte on foot. wishyou had been present when
the &C halstc words, " let q cot! were pronounced:
and when Master Alsberon lost his equilibrium
Never were establishment, surprise, and s'upefac-
ton, better expressed by any human being. The
look, The ears, the feet, everything was speak
ny" for itself. As Tor the balloon, il behaved in
the mos, admirable manner, and by the care of NJ.
Soit~ IN and hts TWO companions, man and beast,
Don QuiIoite and the Jsckass, were all depo sted
sbfeiy on the ground, twenty one miles below Pa
lis, Lesr the same place where they fell on the pre-
o.ding Sunday. The experiment will be repeated
this evening, and am persuaded the Hippodrome
will he as crowded as ever.
SFT0Eos Of the EippodYome. Here we have in
Pane, MIR. Welch, manager of the philadelphia
Amphhheatle, who comes here with The intention
n.
place on the same pi2n as the Hppodrome. This
able director has already engaged host of talent
among French riders, ladies and gentlemen and
no doubt you will appreciate his choice when YOU
have the pleasure OF witDe ssing the performances
he will Offer 10 the American public. The com
pany will contain the best ecuyers Of the French
circus and The lfetuest amazons of the place.
The beet proof OF what | tell you is that Mr. De-
jon, the Manager of the Elysian FIELDS Amphithea-
tire most desperately mad with Mr. WEIGH who
has already engaged The best actors of his COM
pany. Prot, ssor Risley ia associated with Mr.
WEIGH, and you Will, therefore, appreciate that |
am right IN my nntcipations.
The grand opera has been already doing an ex.
sseilent business. with AlooDi in La Faysri,e"
he admirable taHtGfrtce has been nightly receiv-
ed with the utmost applause, ard remunt rated by
lots OF flowers. MIR. Roquelan is going TO cea
AS much money as ever any manager did. Mde
Lat9Ide Ie'spi,aIed last night in ponze,ti's opera
Oh Llcle ul LGnimeTmoor,' and was very sue
csssiul. This talented arts, had Just reformed
nom journey in Belgium, which has brought 10
n" 9sh n55ns 9y 3sG ns; Of
very successful IN Lyons, and he returned, las.
week, after two moths engagement
AZ the Theatre Francais, the return OF Nine.
Brohan has created much sensation. Her daugh-
ter, young lady, fourteen years old, and already
possessing the hnest tai, nj Tor comedy will make
her bret Appearance, in fortnight, in new come
dy; IN hive acts, ~ NJ Eugene Scribe, entitled
la Porte -. Martin will open its doors on the
18th inst with new drama, by Leon Goslan, en-
nusd " Main de Fer" Qron hand) and prologue
by Messrs. Coignard, called Les Boulevsrds De
Paris" The theatre has been renovated and will
be much admired by the public.
At the varieties pretty little vaudeville, by
hessrs Gusiave Vsez and Roger, was performed
latt week with success. IL is called "Le Jour ct
la Mutt" might anttiay) and affords Mines. Cas-
ullan and Msrquet, two charming womenl
hessTs Leclerc ard Percy, 1.-TWO excellent aetors)
much room to display their tine tslents.
At the Theatre Montansier q lauyhable farce,
The best ever heard there, has met with the utmost
APPRECIATION Of the public, Ii Ia called " La File
men Gardce," (the well taken care of younp lady1
and il Il the se plIs viva of folly and .musemen
An actor named Grnssot, aud a young girl, seven
years old, are The heroes Of the play and perform
their parts IN the most admirable manner.
The Theatre du Vaudeville obtained, the other
vetk, great success with the POLITICAL saiircal and
comica review ~ {" les Paves sur les Pave" In
~ impossible 10 give you the summary Of that no.
vely. viii only tell you that Of the end of the
play al The actors appear armed with biooms, and
cog the following chorus, upon the famed tune OF
" Aourir pour In Psue -
nAlayons In patrie
C'ot le sort lie plus beau, le plus digne d'cnvle'
Nettoyons, nettoyons Ia pstris
And next, upon another tune -
Du kalai du balai,
s,ttans nous sans delsi
Du balsi du halsi
Patrons un netioyage somrl.t
ssux qui matin Il cor,
Vert ahus.nt L. pouroir,
Cut veulsnt le rruverssr pour
Prendre "a place lsur tour
Du oalai. etc.
There are about twenty verses, which are night.
" received with roers and bursts Of laughter and
thoec among your readers who will appreciate the
double taftna,s Of the above mentioned verses.
will appreciate the cause Of the plasdits received
~ Messrs. Delaney, Lecourt, Schez, the pretty
and b, switching Nine. Bader, and her other fair
companons
Tne National Theatre Of the Cirque oIymp;que
opned last night, with a new play. with trans.
formations, change 81 costumes, sceneries OF all
saie, larry and didbler1ss, entitled lie Lac Ia
we'd nth
was not present, but will 90 tonight, and will
vi on know ell IN mr. next letter
before Glowing my theatrical reports, will re-
ue 20 Icn an hnecdoie which took place the other
day in the private office 81 Mr. Arsene Honasare
msnsger Of the Theatre Fraucaise lie was con,
yersing with one Of his friends, when a lady, her
lace covered with black yeil, was introduced by
The usher, and requested him to hear her in private
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