The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-22

though The parties present they kent best
order The rtigies who are still in the Cantons have
left their residences, and will emgrate The Poles
will sail for Egypt the Germans for the United States
In Germsny the constituted Assembly at Erfurth Is
opened and the general question Is. to know what will
bc the end Of its deliberations viii it be the nucleus
Of unitarian and liberal Germany or will it ONLY be
the instrument of the ambition OF the Prussian cab
net Every politician believes that the parliament
of Eifurb viii end as that of Frankfort did and those
Of the the dies Of Berlin aud Kremser 1t Is what we
call IN french de Ia grairss De ndis SAKE Bavaria
and nuremberg have adopted the fcderatiye sy stem
ar regulated by the old tresties Hanover ready
! Grand Duchy Of Baden Is hgnng against the pern-
| cious system of Berlin. What then remains to the
invading desires Of King Frederick Guillsumr Some
| small States without amy power in the balance,
whose governors dreading Invasion Tho intriQucs
OF Prussa discovered, ana doubt Germany will
be returned TO its ancient organization Tho expert
ments of tho two last years have proved coua
try that the only way to be safe be on guard
| The secret formation OF armies still continues in
Prussia Austria and Russia and it was said in
Diplomatic circles. that the troops would be directed
| against the parliament of Erfurth.
very curious incident took place, yesterday, at
the National Assembly during the debates Of the
funds and the bu ige of France few Disagree
able words exchanged between Mcs,rs Duchc and
assaigne-Goyon,and sort Of pugistic encounter
vailed in the House and you will see the details of it
| in the papers send you. l.. II. Y.
THE GOSSIP or PARIS.
PARIS April s. 1850
TIE Weaa-L gchan p.--Tceign Ministers-Loufs Na-
poiecn in .1mericas BuggyThe Greet I0fts,1-Lola
Montes and NJ. Head Lady Doasias- Corce,ts-Tae
Ope,a-Neu Pays-Posol .frrang gem,nts- Bishop IIop-
pe-Icarian Cdje, and Ro5Jcry-Geld in Spaia-.ine-
Y5csns IN Paris.
We have had very bad weather since my last letter
from Paris To the finest and brightest sun Of spring
succeeded series of storms which rendered the stno
sphere rather cold for the ground literally
with snow. This sudden change has been much felt
in Paris and the bills of mortality cont ain greater
number of deaths than usua at this time Of the yosr
As for the holy week which is generally during its
last three days rainy and uncomfortable have been
plcasurably mistaken. The weather cleared OF, and
the promenade Of Longchamps. the festival of
Fashion in Paris, favoredGith splendid and
though the wind blew hard, great Numbers of ca
lashes and brilliant vehicles. appeared the Champe
fiysia. On Thursday and Friday, from to five
o'clock, this large avenue of Paris crowded aud
offered very brilliant coup d'aa The weather was
quite favorable for the exhibition of the fashions
tion that the elegance Of Ia Belle France has yet
abandoned cur shores. spite Of the revolution and
other socialist ideas. The ambassadors II foreign
nations present in their carriages and Mr. Rivcs,
his lady aud pretty daughter. were remarked among
thrm. Prince CallimakL the Turkish ambassador.
rode In an equpage which excited much admiration,
as well by the elegance of the ,oie for the beauty
of the horses.
Prince Louis Napoleon our President was seen also
driving an American buggy only accompanied by
Srvant II msdc me remember one Of the "bhoys"
without his x hal of courso) and could not but
exciaim an peito "golong" he dsappcared.-
was really delighted to see how well lac drove his
hofs. and hicle aud said 50 to one of NV friends
very witty Journalist Of Paris, who replied in v,ry
sarcastic tone;-"True, he drives very we'll 1t would
be wen IL he knew as well how 10 drive The chariot of
our government MS he does that American buggy. The
beet driver To initiate would be Washing. on'
The great topic in the saloons Of rars during the
last iwo weeks has been the 0ee OF The National Lot
terry the bureau Of which situated In the house In
which em now living IL took Diace on the 2sth Of
berand the prize OF 10000 francs had the ticket g2
Ihe rrse CONSISTED q very splendid service Of mas.
s'' tamc SILVER the intrinsic value OF which is $4,000
ara th asd 5ssssS enough TO be tho
sagnenf
A very good joke was spread through Paris and
4 took as well as that Of Frank Mclaughlin in New
Noik When friend paid visit to a amiiy ON the
days winch followed the drawing of the lottery one
oiihe visited people used to say in very -ad tone.
Don't you know that have been robbed Of 10 900
! francs," ITO you don't say" Pact" How so,''
oh very dePlorabie How did it happen," In a
! very unlucky manner" when "Yusleriay FIX
plain" Il lost at the National LOTTERY thc ticket
, 1a-2 And there was Of coursc general laugh.
laris h in great uproar-a terrible excitement Tho
! famed Lola hontes tae Countess Of Lanssldt or Mrs
hoald arrived the 2St ul; and took possession Of
ths Hotel be"pou at the end Oft rue de pouthien
She was only accompanied st her arrival by her Ma
J Jor Bomo aud chnmhermuid: but on the 'Good Fri
day" ~ o'clock. +. NJ Mr.. lleald ia pror IA
Toscne. arrived. folloscd by large number Of
wants and i've carriages. The celebrated couple have
not yet made ihcir aPPsurance ia public; but IL is
s'gcd Ly grrnt number OF visitors who wish 70 pcne
uate into the snnctum aud know something about the
| cause q the return Of the beautiful Lola.
Anothtr arrival. which has created also quite
scnsatiou is that of Lady Douglas daughter Of the
! great iuohtss Of Baden. Princes st,phanis Lady
| douglas very splendid woman. arrived On Monday
last and alighted At private hotel hired Tor her
atone at the Avenue d'Antin. she was present At
the tlyee on the famc evening. and al the courtiers
Of Lonr Napoleon, Ike swarm Of bees were hum
ming around her
T6e Cors~. has stopped all The BALI. aud the holy
week has only been celebrated with eoncerts-a very
tcdIcuf thing you know for. said very pretty
lady. ibterTogacd in order know II she know any
thing more tiresome than concert, Yes, knos"
| What y it? Two concerts" Well we have had
more dan hundred concerts during the last month
ana the walls Of Paris covered with bills Of all
soTti and colors.
IN, theatres have been very busy aud have done,
should think very good business. The lat perform
! aLco ~ the pIopksto" at the opcra has been for
The Singers VI Roget and Madame Niaiot (~Sp went
20 London yesterday. n series Of triumphs. aat for
| the manager harvest of money The partition
of III ycibtrr will nov be pus aside for pnths,
| aud cher musicsI works among which 7 viii men
/ uon the new opera ~ Aubcr. LLnfant Prod que"
viii be produced In splendid style The debut o Ma
dsmt Laborde. which was delayed. On account Of the
short fojourn II Madame Niadct Is decidedly to take
| place next week. She appear, todd you. In the
character Of Valentine in the nuguenots" Mdlle
Mninyielle iodpr and Madame lrogsr. from New or
public
The Italian Theatre met with quite a success with
Maria ~ Eohnn." sung by Nine. honconi Roneon.
end Moriani. Mrse D'Augris taking the part n 'hc
Abte De Gondi This opera Of ponlstt and his Don
lntquaic' with which Lablachc (ronr g. LondOn ended
De ,ngsgimvnt have been the most popular Of tnis
80 The Com Opera House. the Midsummer Night.
lrehw, Us SosFe d'uue nuti dssl prCity opera OF
Thomas VIII BE- repre- scnted on 1hursday rrxt. Nine
tgaih the celebrated oantatricc, takes the principal
I ne.
The mall thrstres have had numerous new plays,
Which for The part have peascd the public. At
N" Theatre NoLtausicr. Lninquc; az the varieties.
tlumbi@s' ic ,hercLcust- ur ," and other small
VAUDEVILLE But the two great plays ~ the moment
rte Charlotte torday anu Ursain GraBd.,r."
"'baildte Cmd4y by NJ Ionsard bls been the
mos txciung tcplc uf he lhsrHry wond The poetry
g. 30 ian tli- plot we'll conducted snd III, y
seia v t,,ct,d hut the neral opinion j. that the
s...1, hss n'ih, bad The opncn I 'he moderator
n"i tlat "fticrsd publicans 1hs ala ons con aimed
~ ~ uag'uy are hc thtr stToug iient They have
no utt "ed pa sd by illus tsking carr Of n hrt-
bE 'thrr The ,hsFe te sou. fay the frDncn pro-
vtrls The nuthur Of Charlotte CUrday has written
wax "hth VII soon be forgotten for ID canu0t BE- COM
arc III 10" fret conception ut his brains. his bu-
cfect The hrt periuf % that trtg dy had at
naet'd an .mmcnfe audience 81 th' Theatre francais
Ih police. Tear ng troub, also on the spot.
but 10 noise of any sort took place aud III authors
nan NHs deiNerd 90 ID, public Without any contest