The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-01

all over the house. This political allusion was the
cause OF contest behind the scenes where the
censors of the ministry wished to have it erased
rom the manuscript. 1t is said that Mr.. Scribe
At the Vaudeville Theatre several new PLAYS
have been produced, among which | will mentioa,
"L,Auge as Rec de Chaussee" and I" La Fame
du MARI" by Mr.. De Waily. These two plays
were received with great applause. Mile Dejaset,
the inimitabe actress, upon whose head the years
seem to have no power. made her appearance last
Letorieres," and was received with the highest
marks Of admiration The house was crowded.
AT the Varieties new vaudeville, by Messrs.
Duvep and Lausanne, entitled, lie Pont Casse,"
alton of dSbuts there of Mr.. Arnal, the funniest
actor of The age, and proved very successful.
Mile Marquet, pretty and talented actress, APP
peared also in that vaudeville, and met with much
AT the Gymnase, Z" I'm Divorce sous L Empire,"
by Messrs. Bayard and Pierre Marie, was also
very well received. Mademoselle Rose Cher,
who performed the principal part, elected much APP
pause. Another vaudeville called " lie Bonhom-
me Lafonsine," founded upon the life Of the famed
French fabulist, and written by Monsieur Marie
Pierre, was produced for the asbrts of Numa, one
of the best comedians of that theatre, who had
been absent for some time, and was much ap-
plsuded.
The Porte ST. Martin and Ambigu Comique
Theatres are nightly filled with their dramas of
Pied de Fer" and "Marianne" At the Theatre
Hstorique the third part Of Monte Christo," is at
rehearsal and will be performed in few days. The
Theatre National continues TO be the rendezvous
OF all the amateurs Of ballet, costumes, and merr
ment; for the fairy " LIE Sac Malice" is the best
specimen of the Kind. La Gaits is also much fire.
quented by the amateurs of melodrama Two new
dramas, called LA Maisoo des Fous," (The Luz
natic Asylum) and "Tberese," were produced on
Monday last, and received with much applause.
On the ether side of the Seine, at the Odeon, the
entertainments are very well distributed. The
drsma Of Monsieur Souvestre, "Les Pecbes de
tennessee haa furniRhed "A
last night Mademoisele Sarah Felix, sister Of Ma
demoiselle Rachel, appeared in two of Molieres
plays, "Les Precieuses Ridicules," and "Tar-
Apropos of Mademoselle Rachel; the talented
tragedia has not yet returned from her long
journey, bAehe will soon be in Paris. She made
during her eseagement at Vienna, (twelve nights),
$4,000, cash.
The celebrated chante,.se, Frezollini, passed
through Paris, the other day, on her way to Ma
drid, where she is engaged for the next season.
Mile Branchu, one OF the celebrities of the
Opera, where she first appeared in 1901, and from
which che retired in 1910, after very brilliant ca
reer, died the other day. She was universally re-
srected.
The Hippodrome continues its triumphal race,
with the display of ostriches, steeple-chase, and
balloons. nj. Poitevin, the daring aronaut, M de
another cension on Sunday lea, accompanied by
three ladies' in the costume Of Anries, who were
tied to the balloon in horizontal way, and seemed
to fly. The sight was very magnificent and sur
prsing, and the public was delighted. The four
mao me tlfnc, ana 0ttCcn0du Al
juf, small village ten miles from Paris, without
any accident.
The fine weather favroed the of the Champ
de Mars, on Sunday last. The tribune was occu-
pied by the Ministers Of War and Public Works,
The Prefet of the Seine, and NJ earlier, the Prefet
OF Police The stake of the first race was won by
Eloture, belonging to Mr.. Aumont; il amounted to
$500 francs. The second stake of 5000 was
by St. German, a splendid horse, belonging TO M.
Laper. The third stake, Of 2 COO, was taken by
Serenade, mare of mcuh elegance, belonging to
Nj. de Bsuveau.
very curious phenomenon is remarked at the
Barrere de fEtoile, which was the arch of triumph.
II is horse chestnut tree covered with fruits and
flowers. In the Department Of the Dordogne, at
Coulonnaix. q cherry tree rs also covered with
"snow" Of flowers These phenomenons have
produced much sensation among the people, for II
il said they are the precursors OF a restdpydtton
Will il be iruel Age of miracles!
cannot finch this letter without mentioning TO
you the departure by this steamer OF Nine. Ma
thalie Fitz Jane ga rival OF Fanny Elssler, Caroa
Grisi and Ceriio, who goes 10 New York. engaged
by the skilful manager Of the Astor Place opera
house, Max Msrerek This lady, who has acquir-
ed an European fame IN her profession, has also
another talent which will be much appreciated by
the diietfann Of your city. She possesses charm
ing voice, which she manages with much talent,
arrang, for her debut. Mime Nathalie goes to
New York accompanied by Mr.. Carer, of the
opera who is not only an exceentd dancer, but also
a very good musician, playing the violin with much
taste. No doubt the ballet OF the "Vioon de Da-
be-" will be produced at the Astor Place theatre,
and will furnish him an occasion TO display hs la
lsnts b III II.