The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-13


of the whole house. think your readers will be
pleased with the repetition Of two of them, which
are really excellent The tlrst makes allusion 10
Henry ", and is al follows
Meconnatre Dieu sa justice
Qui peut lie vouloir sans danger?
Ce qui soutient un ediuce
Ne dot jamsis - deranger!
Et, 81 tout en- France menace
De crouler, c'est QUEEN ee moment
lie principe don't tout depend
Ne be trouve pas IA place.
The second, relative TO the French republic, is
one OF the funniest OF the kind
TOT qui promis cecil celia,
Ell irsternt liz ms mt ten tins Ia,
ToL don't lie nom fameux en- iQue
Fpt grand dams Fatigue
Et dams Rome antique,
Toi chos' fantastique
Que l'on acc lama
Passe. passe,
Meme trepssse,
Tout yivra.
Et tout renaitra
At the Ambigu Comique, the drama of " l. En-
FAINT de Paris" which made its first appearance on
Tuesday last, was received with much favor, |
understand, by the amateurs there present
The Cirque Olympique, Of the Boulevards, will
open in a fortnight. with new fairy play, called
which, it is said, will surpass all the preceding pa,
rades Of the kind, the Magic Pills." the
Night Owl" and others.
At the Hyppodrone and at the Circus of the
Champs Ely ees, the crowd nightly congre gates to
enjoy the Hypyiatique with much satisfaction The
President OF The Republic visited these amphithe
anes, last week, and expressed the pleasure he had
felt by seeing the ability displayed by the 6cuyers
and ecnper6s, who are under the command of
MessTs. FraBconi d Dejean.
Jenny Lind left Bremen on the 10Th instant,
on her was 10 Ems. | have read in the papers that
she gave in that city two concerts for the poor,
which were attended by large audiences, and pro-
duced much money Before leaving Stockholm,
she was presented by the King and Queen OF Swe-
den with pdrtre of diamonds of great value, con-
sistng OF dladem, bracelet, earrings, necklace,
and breast pin. How happy you are! You will
soon hear the nightingale in New York
A sptculalor OF Pans has just arranged the depar-
tuIe Of two hundred women for California, and
these hours OF our harems of Paris, Rouen, Lyons,
and Hsvre, will sail for the gold country in fort
night Be il understood that these beauties are not
diamonds Of the first water; but no matter, they
leave France with the strong resolution TO be good
girls. hose they will stick to il.
The submarine telegraph between England and
France is in way of progress. The engineers who
at the head of that gigantic work, state that il
will be finished in short time.
The public fair of Beaucaire, which is celebrated
all over the world, is announced as very good this
year Business done there is on a very large
scale, and goods are sold at high prices.
Who is that erecntionner sent by the United
States 10 study the decateness OF our gullotine!
A Mr.. Chapman announced by the French papers,
arrived here with mission Of Importance 10 orga-
nIze new system of decaptaton for North Anne
rica II is very hard TO believe that this ID not
humbug. Well il may be So
Let me finish this correspondence by telling you
an anecdote which took place, the other Saturday,
at the JaTdn Mobile, and of which an American
gentleman was the hero.
M. H-t, Of Park place, had been introduced to
teTpsichorean beauty of the ballroom, and had
taken great fancy TO her. She soon discovered
that he was caught, and, after chit chat, she
engaged him TO come in her carriage to the Chate au
d'Asnlere, where there was great night party.
lie accepted; alas fattered as he was to travel
with lady who had a carriage Of her own. They
arrived al Asniere, after too short race and they
entered bras deSsus, bras dcssous the green grove
of that garden of Armide After half an hour Of
sweet talk, the French mermaid asked Mr. 1t 10
excuse her for few minutes, aRd she left him en-
chabted with his new conquest. How long did
Mr.. 1t wait fer his fairy Mantle il IL hard 10
tell; but after having visited all the bosqueS, all
the alleys and gardens, he thought prudent TO re-
turn 10 the carriage, which he found at the gate
waiting for him. "Where is madam" asked he
of the driver. "Gone 10 Paris, sick waiting for
you!' lis it possiblel Quick; let US return TO
meet her" And, 10! he jumped into the carriage,
and his anxiety was only released when the coach
stopped and asked him where he intended TO
go, for the lady had requested him TO pay the so
francs she owed TO him for two days location. Ii
is useless 10 say, that Mr. 1t payed the money,
and swore, too late, that no lady would another
time do 1t so drown" Adieu. Ii. ii X.