The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09


shower of bouquets fell on the stage, and Madame
IHbolde waSobllged 10 repeat the m0rean-i com
plume M which had never been made TO any chad
feps, not even to the sweet Nine. Dorus-Gras the
same triumphant success has taken place at every
appearance OF Nine L., and the whole body oil
crtcs Of the newspapers of p ais have sung her
eulogy in the fuiletons. Roger, who performed
IN, pant Of . Raoul," was eminently successful -
The greatest activity is prevailing at the Opera Ma
uonal. M Roquepan, It's able IN tnager, sp iresno
trouble To render his theatre worthy OF It's LAM
The five acts opera of ScIibe and Anbsr, 4. En-
JOnt Prologue is al rehearsal, and WIZ De pfol isei
ia a month The opera of FrcyschWc, OF We
Der. together with the balleis OF Cero and 81 Leon,
n, forming the most agreeable entertainment Oh
Pans A6pn the famed singer Is ensagen ia ,ne
zetu's " La Far0ylte." and " La Rene de Chypfe
of laeNy.
The Italian opera, on the eve ofits closing, seems
Il hay, for It's objecl TO produce, every week, some
ding new. MARIA di Rohdn,' beautifully sung
b, Nine Ronconi, Morani and Ronconi, and the
.'S,iaIn," by Theauphle Gauthier and NJ. Reyer,
baye ben the two novelties produced by the SIN,
rrni. Niger Lucrezia Borgia," which has never
been represented in Paris, on account of vi Victor
lugos opposition, IL in rehearsal, and will be PR
f,ihied on Thursday next. As you see, the alloca-
ton Of G0, 900 francs given to Nj. Ronconi by the
National Assembly, Is but just reward Tor his
skill and energy.
Al the comic opera house, the new partition of
NJ. ii. Thomas will be produced on Saturday n XXI.
The tue Is, as told YOU, lie Songe dun9 Nnt
d'fte w. Shakespeare and FdlstaiI are tn, prln-
cipai characters. Mile Leiebvre, young singer of
nieat talent, has taken the part of Mime. Ugddc,
whose voice is nearly lost, and who decl .red, al
the rehearsal, that she was not able TO sing any
more She lCft Paris for Italy. sch ,rlotte Cor
day" at the Theatre Francais and the ira yedes OF
Racine and Comellle, 10y Mile. Rdchel-such is
the repertory Of the Comedians Republic. AT the
Odeon, the new tragedy of M. Pyat, one of the in
suigenIs Of Mai, who is now III London, with
Caussidiere, Louis Blanc, and others, has been
sitoImed with success. II Is called "piogene.
-. do ixvia - nv Rahn IN t.pr
and poet. nd the comedy OF" Merry: Pianete ct
Satellites" have also been produced. and received
with much applause.
/ AT the '.NaneIes" has been performed comedy
called Ute idee Fare with Anal, the famed
come actor Al the Paiais Royal the play OF - lie
seas Fretd IdmWse" met also with real success.
such Is the basket OF theatrical news have TO
oior to your readers. The newspapers have sn-
nouucCd The departure, for your country, oil Jenny
Lind
The Viennoise children still in France.
read IN The GaSdte n Orleans, that Madame Weiss,
thcI manager, Is under the hand OF justice, II
having been ascertained that she used i'll treat
nent 10 these children, making them work more
than their strength would permit, and treating
them III The most wretched MANNER. No doubt
tlat lie investigation of that affair will discover
something Interesting.
Was shown, yesterday morning, very curious
new speptr, arrived from China by the last ckei
Ttkin, printed in the Chinese language, and is
about hat the size of the Herald. Il contains an
order from the Emperor of Cnind prohibiting the
| cXoat OF Cinnamon for California.
| | have received letter from Toulon, which cou
| tans The description of the ri nI steamer now
nemg constructed Ia the porI of that city II Will
he called The President, and will be of 200 horsc
| low I, larger than the Great Britain and more
| strongly built. The total weight of the engia +,
viii The boilers full of water Is 100 tons, and the
Whole weight Is 5000 tons. IL is Ia he hoped ia II
President will avoid the fate OF her predecessor
| a he same name, as well as that OF the mammoth
| .iei ship Gieat Britain.
III, magnetic telegraph between France and
| England, which CROSSES the channel, will be in
iul opentiop al tn end of the month. IL Will be
crietIatod on the 18th OF May next
have received communication from the post
master 81 Paris, requesting me TO mention in my
correspondence the following fact A great many
IA wsIapeTs ale sent 10 France from The Ulited
Saies, with this only Upton, "Mr. -, Paris"
ItCF!' no send papers 10 their filends IN Edfope,
suuose hat there IL facility equal TO that of New
loik 10 distribute letters and newsp ipers IN tins
iage ciy Of Paris. They are greatly mist ken.
he exact direction, street, or department, ought TO
be- pat The letter, or il will not arrive al its des-
unauon. There ale more than one hundred CO.
PIES a the Courio and Enquirer, directed NJ w ii
MufClaTd. Pms, thrown IN a corner OF the hotel OF
la Rue Jean Jaqucs Rousseau. The Tribune, d.
Ir,trd 10 M. Woodman a. CO., is also there, num-
bcrng TWO hundred copies, and also the ''good,for-
nothing" paper of Chevalier Storekeeper Fuller
ha,n no other Mirror but that OF dirty hole and
dn,ct,d To NJ Geo. William Kendall Enough
s,id On this subject. Those who are interested IN
tie matter will settle IL.
Nj. William Euy, an American painter OF some
talent, died few weeks ago.
M Montant, the agent in Paris ofMessrs Stew
alt y Co : dry goods palace IN Broadway, Is here,
purchasing an lnnumerable assortment OF goods for
| tn bClles IL New York.
NJ de Laiorrst, ex-Consul General Of France in
| New York, who has obtained the rank OF Com
Ilundcr Of The Legion Of Honor, has been recently
~ rt,d with hls pension IT retreat. Ii consists Of
eco ffaIcs, and il will help him very well in Pa
ne he has many friends here, and very likely
III con return 10 New York on private business.
Nj. beueguarrigne, writer well known in New
loIk among the French people, is here IN Paris,
husy "a The publication of newspiper called I'll,
d.ayhy ,-Jownai Of the order. No doubt he will
econ obtain celebrity similar to that of NJ. Proud
Ion.
Let me finish this long letter by short incident,
which took place, the other day. before one of the
rrrnis!auy Of police Of the city, and in which
American was mixed, unfortunately - for his
watch Mr. Thomas, Of the u. :. A had spent
the evening at5he Opera house, admring the lncc
oi Cento aud enjoying the conversation of very,
very anlieble Englshman. who had a seat near
him. When the theatre was over, Mr. Thomts
and he new friend separated in the most cordial
mtnncT but soon after, your countrymtn dI -co-
ycred that h, he'd been stuffed" by the john
Bull, at his watch. precious jewel, worth $500.
a COM aiut was made TO the police officer. hut
fai hat Mir Thomas will not recover his toquants;
y was stolen, as We say in French, q dntricsi1
Adicu. Il. IL. *.
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
NJ Peabody, lady aud two daughters; Alex
UndsT Fuller. boston; James CORTLAND, Jr.,
ain ore; William Lattinere, Ere, Pennsylya-
uia Colo0.l G. Brrard, Stephen Price, ID. Gil
b'u : Nance, ID. h. Graham, New Orle ans; Isaac
g Cuthedl, Pspon, :. Hicks, Jr., Dr.. w. Chap
mar, Daniel Bread and lady, IA. J. Bell New
Yofk: ] Brown, Providence; Joseph Sargent,
Worcester, Mlss.; Col. Hitchcock, U. ;. A; X.
Corn. hip Balisvnore; L Sterling. Cleveland;
W I. II ilcomb. Albany; G.. Forton, Boston; III.
fuston, y ) A Lewis Fassit,, Philadelphia;
{ NJ. dickinson, @. w. Warren, Boston Mon
tsnt. New York
PARIs, April II, 1850.
Tie State Of Parfiss-!Nnr Ei,cticns-Anecdofe y
VI. Lsolerc-Esgsrs Sues Posiiioa- Losis Ma
Toso~-Hs Nerspapcr National dsssr'by-
7hs Bsage,-State of EsrcYc-Rnssia, Austria.
a.S Prussia ritsoiond - The Pope Greece
ava kugiard- Claims Of E.giand on Naples and
Lyon, aud on Pwfvgal-Frenoh Claims IN
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