The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-20

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The King Of Greece has arrived in Germany
and his visit to Paris is announced for the end 0
| this month.
In the meantime, the Prince of Capone arr vet
| at Marsellles on board of the English ste ,me
| Growler, coming from Naples, and he was seen
last night with his wife at the opera house.
The Ambassador of Portugal, Chevalier de Sai-
va, has presented his credentials to the President
and was well received at the Elysee
=. S.-The President Louis Napoleon, has pro-
ceeded as far as Lhieux, and he has met on his
route the same criss of Vips Ia Rtpnbtlqne uttered,
or rather vocferated, on his passage. What will
be the end Of all this? b. Ii. r.
PARIS, Sept. 5, 1850
Pqrisfan Gossip Theatrical inte0gencs-AIon
sasnt 10 Coipmbus-Ihe Marriage of Mss Mott,
&C., &C.
The greatest event of the week in fashionable
circles is the re. opening of the French Opera
House, which tcok place on Monday last, and was
indeed, very brilliant affair. Before mentioning
the performance, will describe little the decora-
lions Of the inside, which are really californian"
&c ne sont Gs Jsfons, qus tes asragales, all gilt
IN the most splendid style; the sofas and chairs
have been re covered with rich crimson velvet and
the whole house, from pit to dome, furnished with
red ground, either silk or paper. The paintings of
The ceiling, as well those OF the tiers, have been
cleansed and retouched in short, the theatre
looks fresh and new, and il reflects great credit
u
man of much genius and taste. The opera OF
" IJ'Egant Prologue" was unfortunately not
ready for the opening Of the Opera House, and in
consequence thereof, Mr. Roqueplan secured he
service OF Sgnora Alboni, who made her second
detit in the famed work Of Donizetti, Z" La Favo-
me" Aibonl, as you know, is splendid ginger,
whose voice is the most wonderful of the kind.
There never was a eontralto who possessed such
a richness OF tones, such feeling in the express
SION; and her persondton of "Leonora" was a
new creation OF the character The GirG was
covered with bouquets, and she was cheered by
the whole audience. Never was such al enthu-
siasm Witnessed in the Hall Lepelleher. The
sn eel tenor Roger, the barrytole Barhoillet, and
the ever pleasing basso, my friend Levasseur,
merlisd also the applause OF the whole house. In
short, the opening of the opera was great affair.
The new composition of Messrs. Auher and Scribe
Will be Produced al the end of the month.
The Italian Theatre VIII reopen on the hrst OF
neat month; Roncoui is always the manager OF
The place; but II is said that he has private I'M
derstsndng with MIR. Lumley, N Napoleon of
the managers Of England, and that this British
eentltm men will have also g finger in the pie b"
Therefore, we shall have during the winter, the
pleasure OF hearing Nine. Son,ag, Lablache, Don
zell, ard other celebrities of the musical world
Ii so, II will be brilliant season. From good
sources, 1 understand that Rossinl, the world
known maestro Is busily engaged in writing new
opera, which will be first sung at Bologna, and
afterwards in Paris. This would undoubtedly be
good fortune tor Signor Roncon, who is not
only good singer, but also very honest man,
the public.
The comic opera theatre pursues its tnumphal
career with The two new operas OF lie Reeve
Dune Matt Dcje land Giralda These two no.
velits are the chief attraction for all those who
love mpsic and tine Singers.
At the theatre Francois, new comedy in two
acts by Mr.. EdouaIdFroussier, called "Heraclite ct
Dtmocre," in which appeared the best actors and
actresses ofthe stock, was performed on Tuesday
last, and met with much success. Madam Brohan
re-appeared in the ''Marrisge de Figaro" which is
one of her lriumphs, and she was received with the
utmost applause.
There IL no other news Of importance TO be given
TO you but Of the preparations made at the theatre
HisiollqGe fer The great drsma VI dramas, entitled
"l.e Cepitsine Lajouduiere," and at the Cirque
Olimrique Of The new paniomine fairy, called ale
Sac "a la malice" These novelties viii be produced
in few days.
Whilst the autumn IL fast coming towards u.s. (for
we have already felt the chilly weather,) the pub
lie gardens are breathing their last, and they do
not omit any occasion 10 attract the public at ies-
walls Of all sorts Amoag the most curious program
mes Of these planes, will mention that OF The Cha
teaudes Fieurs at whcha grand fcfe given IN honor
OF The Celebrities Idnsanies OF Paris VIII take place
tomorrow night. The Misses Filzette, Anais,
BarIone >, Mans, Rigolette, Esther, Louisa, and
other LorCttss Of the quarter -. Georges, Brcdi,
Boulerouge and other places are going to be cor
onsted, not sros,eres but as poeuScs aud sour
ktsies, ia presence OF the crowd OF numerous
admirers. What will the world sayl
La ftfe DIES ioges, Of the most ancient fairs Of
France. took place last week in the forest of 81.
German; and was very brilliant. A chasing a
was held in the forest and the stag was killed
after long chase.
Al the Chateau de Rambouet, on Tuesday last,
enother chasing was announced, and il went OIL
with great tc'df. A troop Of T1q1vs, dressed as
king Francis the Firsi, and his court, pursued the
deer and killed him in the very style OF the rtnerIe
FraHcaiss. was entced TO go there, aud was
much delighted with the c0pp d'ri
The lion OF Partisan fashion, the amb ass aor OF
Nepaul, creates much sensation in PARIS. lie is
nf M all he n he al he plh
prone nades, in gardens, and his rich toilet Is
the point 40 mirs Of all the Partisan ladies, who
are, like most of the women, very fond OF pearls
and diamonds. This distinguished foreigner
visited. on Saturday last, Louis Napoleon,
and both II appears, were delighted at the inter-
view. The speech Of the Nepaulian gentleman,
though htile " Ausio," was, nevertheless, appro.
PIRATE to the occasion, and IL was much appreciated
BY the President
The embellishments Of Paris are daily progress
sing. The Place du Carrousel will soon be cleared
Of all the ugly houses which cover its ground, and
that large Place, the largest in any city, will be
planted with trees in,fhe style Of the Tuieres In
The Palace " the Louvre, the four corners Of the
yard are 10 be coyertd with small gardens, and IN
The centre splendid fountain viii take TIE place OF
the pedestal upon which WIS formerly the statue
AZ the Duke Of Orleans. And, besides all these
improvements, the Rue de Rivoli, the prettest of
all the streets Of Paris, will be continued TO the
Colonnade du Louvre. When that is finished,
there will be no other stain remaining on the
monument Of our capital
The President ofthc Consistore Protestant Of Pa
ne Mr. Tuillerat, who was called the "PoPe Of the
reformed religion" died, last week, in the neigh
borhcod Of Paris. That gentleman was one of the
most honorable men in France, and his loss is much
felt an ong his cprTffigiOHdtres.
The iral Of Mr. Fiorentino, who fought a duel
with one Of the rtaadewrs of the Journal rAsembte
Nafiorale, took place, last week, at the Court OF
), ssiors, and after long proceedings, he was de-
clsred " not guilty" BY the jury.
On the same day, the name Of Lola Monies was
he al mt n
PEER A clem had been presented against her, in
the name Of Mr.. Taquand, the painter Of the poT-
trait which m. ntioued 10 you in one Of my last
letters, and the Counitss Of Landsfelt having re-
fused 20 pay, she was prosecuted. After long dis
cussion between the two lawyers, the cause was
submitted 10 Jury Of appraisers.
The discoverer Of America, Christopher Column
bus, after lapse Of 300 years without a monument
10 his memory, will soon have his name remem-
b. red for future generations. The ngrsttude o
me will be rtpaired BY q Erand snbscIption.