The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-04
undoubtedly the following, which 10 criticism Of
the way Of writing of several authors belonging to
the school OF Eugene Sue-

undoubtedly the following, which 10 q criticism of
the way Of writing of several authors belonging to
the school OF Eugene Sue:- a
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Faites par ceux qui Portent Ihabit;
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De mobiles occurs sous phsbit
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Ne tachez pas les habits
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This verse is nightly encorsd, and excites the
most energetic applause
At the theatre des Varieties, vaudeville. in one
act, by M Paul Vermont, eugene GuinoD en-
titled "Le Maitre Darmes," was performed on Sa-
turday last and proved very successful. The actor,
Bardoa who plays the part of the master OF fenc-
ing; Melville. who is one of the best comedians
OF that theatre. and Mile. Virginia, q promising
actress, have won much applause. The "MaiIre
darme" will have long run.
At the Odeon, comedy, in three acts, by nj.
Camille Doucet, has been received with much ap.
probation. tits called "Les Ennemis de la M ason
| M. Moreau Saints and Mines. Sarah Xix, Sol
HE and Billault have shown real hisrionc talent
and great progress in their profession
Last, not the least, will mention here the Gu
rious performances exhibited by company OF dogs
| Nouvelle. Messrs Segrint and Aurio, who have
taught these interesting animals. have doubled
their instiRct IL 10, indeed, very curious to see
them representing the little drama OF "Ihe Desert
en-" and appearing under several DISCUSSES. They
| PERFORM also, the most astonishing feats of equi-
| brium and elasticity One OF these animals, a
baboon, is, among the troupe, the most sklifal l
ever saw. He drives a barrel on an santing
| board, with only the strength OF his feet This
tour d'ad,esse is really surprising. | never saw it
| performed before, but by few clowns in the am
L sla hat Macs taf an1
Auriol would make fortune in the United States.
The husband of Mdme. Taglioni, M. Gilbert
du Vollins, has been attached, by M. Barroche, as
commis.ary TO the Italian opera, in Paris This
| nomination has been much criticised bythe French
press for the gentleman who has been named had
no title whatever for such sinecure.
"Give unto Caesar what is Caesars Sc., ;" and this
well known phrase of the Bible is quite proper to
be placed at the head of paragraph, which will
claim for France the priority OF the discovery OF
| electricity for the magnetic telegraph. An old
manuscript, dated 1863, and entitled:-Dtss9tdtton
sur Fetctrictte, apprquee Ia TRANSMISSION des Hois-
reiies, written by French sapaat, named Louis
| Lesage, and annotated by the celebrated Bennett,
has been sold at private sale, and will be pub
| small apparatus of his machine in Geneva, which
was afterwards abandoned. Thus am sorry for
Mr.. Morse, Mr.. Balm, and others. They only came
after M. Lesage Well what of ii! Was not
Solomon de Caus, Frenchman, the inventor of
steam before Fulton, Franklin, and other American
| Sardnts? We, Frenchmen, have the priority OF
invention, but you Americans, you have the auda-
city Of execution, and it is the best part of the bust
ness.
The colossal statue Of Bavaria is finished. II is
curious fact TO MENTION that NJ Muller its author,
has spent eight years of his life to achieve that
mammoth figure, weighing Is, 600 quintaux OF cast
iron, and worth 2i 900 francs for the material only
The celebrated Lola Monies is about publishing
| her memoirs. She has made bargain with one
of our best writers TO look over the copy OF her
manuscript, and it is said, it will be out al the end
of the carnival. No doubt it will be racy and
| spicy book.
Rubin, the llustrious singer, is said to have been
| i'll, at his villa of Romano, near Bergamo.
You remember that wrote to you in one of my
letters, that the well known aims distributor, the
man with the blue cloak" was dangerously ILL.,
saw hin yesterday morning, at the Place des In
nocens, distributing his soup and loaves of bread to
| about 10 600 people, who were assembled by his
| orders. M. Champion has thus devoted his life
to help the poor for the last thirty years Is there
more noble way to spend large fortune than &c
| share it with the poor! b. II. X