The New York herald., 1850-12-23

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rite and So. Leon-Nev Tenor Criminal Trials
Ksnlsus Work Merieo, Re. &c. &c.
The capital Of IL belle France has been much sx.
cited for the last nve days. by the rumor that Lola
Hontes was to open her saloon and give prvste
to the ss Of statssmen literary men, fashionable
Hons, and members Of the sristooracy The Countess
of Lsndsfelds selected, few months ago, charming
hotel In the Rus Blanche furnishe Il In the most
elegant STYLE ct the expense Of NJ de Coral one the
leading besux Of Paris It ID said that the King Of
vsris sent large amount Of money to his friend,
which had been converted into magnificent looking
glasses carpets ssfas tables pictures 60 Letters Of
invitation distributed Friday last the best
maisons Of Paris The FIRST ssse to take place
Tuesday, Sd instant. The letter Of the ars part
thus
Monaew--
Maiams La Cemtesse de Lsnyfeidt Head, q Phonneur
de prer de "a soie chez ellie msvd Decem-
bre, 1850. Ou Jsra de Ia musique. Pour huit heues
DE Ia psu de M de Coral.
According to the invitation, the guests were nume-
rous and the hotel Of Lola before the appointed hour
crowded and encumbered. The representatives of
the Legislative Assembly there ss we'll
90 several employees Of the Eiysee Among the most
distingui-hed persons remarked the Prince Of
Montlesr IA Serin-law to the King OF Piedmont; the
Russian Prince Gener ai soltihon the Count of sussy
General de Grsmmont; NJ. de Heckaren de Dam pierre
Mr.. Tudor rich American gentleman, celebrated In
Paris for the Jes which he gives to the srstocrscy
and last, net least, Mr. Henry wykoa, the former
chevalisr Of Fanny Elsslsr Many English ofssrs Of
the India Company, in full uniform also accepted the
invitation Of the fair oharmsr, and It b said that the
soirss was . spledeid affair
Mrs. Hsald dispensed the honors OF her new home
with gracefulness, an elegance and anatural naipe
which gave much astonishmont 20 those who had
formed opinion upon her from the fame which the
public has given her. Her lovly head sttrsd with
simple gold chain, twisted around her hair; and
the left side, she natural csnelia which gave
brilliant aspect to the darkness OF her hair She
was dressed In . white watered silk robe upon which
she had placed the grand Gordon OF the Order Of The
ress vki.h has been given her by the King OF Be-
vpris, wi,h the title or Psirette.
Those Who remarked the dignity simplicity, and the
unPretendng dsmeanor Of the Countess Of Lsndseldt
In wearing this regal present able to appreciate
st lite just value, the prese and influence which that
vsra sort Of Mncenas in his way Who has rendered
Munich the most admirable city Of Germany.
exquisite and Afforded great pleasure 70 the
splendid seupu followed st half past one o'clock,
and much appreciated for the dseousness Of the
coesbs, which had all been furnished BY Chevat the
famed restaursteur Of the National Palace
The second soires Of Nine de Lsadsfeldt Is snnounc-
ed Tor Tuesday next have bsen promised an invita-
ton, and be assured viii not fall 70 20 there. The
study OF the arenurisre LADY Who makes Paris sans
elected. ana will net omit occasion TO expert
enoe the imprsssion generally made by Lola upon all
those who see her. How curious It e to see in wo
such assembsge Of nobility Of sentiments and
q low style of manner. How curious TO meet, 10 .
splendid attire woman who possesses the most refined
educstion In psror, and who has been lighting
getas IN the merning with her milk furnshsr,
wto urged her to Pay large bl neglected. for long
time Woman! Woman Awsy!n ssid Byron Ia one
kpropos Of Ssirsss splendid ball Is to be given on
the 10th inst by Mr. Bergen, the Project Of Paris to
nrfst ha lie nd
Of Paris It Il SAID that about three thousand invita-
tops have already been d,tributed, and the is pro-
mires to be brilliant a the most celebrated Of those
formerly given by NJ. de Rsmbuteau that Prefect OF
Paris Who knew best how TO give Ssirte.
,hs oqsS.rg su.ss ps ,Ss Rlyss and bis resepop.
will last thus every Thursday evening, for the whsle
winter. More snsn on this ,ubjset,
The public ball eivers have slreaiy opened their
looms At ysebtius' the crowd Of dancers 4. steadily
Increasing the orchestra h excellent the hall is very
az Masille's, during this cold season of the year
The Sale St Cecle n also the rendezusus Of all the
pretty io.sii;, q Paris p'naul, the is@sd e'r"e'
At the Sale Rreda, Pilodo the moesfro, of Mabiues
Garden hss resumed Nj, prof..sosal campsign for the
gant people OF rsrs IL IL necessary 10 say that all
the American youths nov In Paris are freluenting q
thste places Of Hmussmsnt ssd be assured, they see
Musard ba. announced that his arst bal masque I. TO
take place on the 2sth inst The Napoleon OF the
Quadiillen as he is called BY his admirers has com
possd series Of contra dances upon OhIistys ns-
gro melodies, which gave him, and they will produce
ira oSiy think OF sDandy Jm of osrone.i Don't
b. footh joe and come from Alabama rendered
By two hundred musicians "Ah ali this will be .
great treat, no how 80 Borery boy would say.
The theatres have been very dull this past week.
We have been living In the expectation OF the hrst
performance Of The Prodigs Childn opera In i've
acts- htrsto BY " Scribe aud music by Auber. This
eng expected opera to be repreented last night
but on account Of Rogers illness it was postponed
csrtoSnd 81 Leon danced also las, IN the pret
ballet Of Stella ma, .sy sish truth & ts., never
charming woman. How popular she would be " she
would visit the United states Fanny Elssisr would
would give 81 900 for bis seat In the orohesr. Of the
broadway theatre. The form OF the fair enchantress
% ipSro,s. Of m. swedish NishtinssIe.
Al the Italian Opera Mr. Lumiey IL stil attracting
fashisnsbe houses With Nine soptAg in the opera Of
| the Sale ventsdour under Its patronage, and an
persuaded that the entire will be ss iustrious
o sss .9n' IaIsV ss pSSs the n.
brsted tenor and HIS daughter. Apropos OF italian
opera Be 10 koovn that Mr Victor Hugo has granted
the permission Of representing there the two ope-
ras of "Ernanin and "Lucresa Borgian which his
property. -nd have never been sowes TO be sung in
Paris Thus the Psfsian d,iifaad will soon have an
opportunity Of hearing the music of Vsrds "Ernsni
rev tenor, whose voice is said to be wonderful,
Ian 1psrs. n the suburbs Of paris, lie. Batgnos.
This rara aris was mechanic. wood cutter. In the
store OF wood merchant, aud " u said that Mr..
Dptch passing By the store heard him, was trapspor
ted took him by force into cab, drove him 70 the
opera, requested him to sing, ant Immediately Mr.
Roqu.plsn the msnsger Of the rhe.trs Dc ls Nston,
forced him 90 sign engagement for six years. The
new tenor taken &C. the singing school, vhere he
will be polished, taught, and then launched on the
that s5uitIer was also discovered by Mr. Dietch and
offered 70 the Psfisan public. sncr the sane process
sr,. s,sss tn. on sssa RSsS S ss.
srsils" (Je Regne des Escsrents) which received
with much laughter This review Of the fOIi.s Of the