The New York herald., 1851-09-25

hibition Of her dresses and dances, and en- told
Il. wiz be rasy sdair. 1--WE" are invited, and
shall attend.
cannot pass with silence The new publicstion Of
The {" Annusire," Of the Revxs ass OaAs Alomdss,
just edited BY M. +. Balos, the able proprietor OF
that valuable review This volume contains the
most important articles up,n the history Of all the
nations Of the world, during the year isol and the
documents wLeh have been furnished to the editor
are of the highest interest This book will be the
marvel of the publications Of this year: Ihe United
States have been particularly mentioned IN that
magniG :ent volume, and NJ bAlOz has given room
to a long notice | have written for him, on the
"Prcss OF the United states" As . matter Of
course the Nep York Herald, and all its his .ory
since its foundation Its progress its influence, and
its circulstion-has been marked down with the ut
most accuracy, and The same justice has been rem
dered to he other Journals. as TO Mr.. Benefits.
R,vuc des Dwr Mo'ties, in New York, neighbor oil
the Netc York He old, win sell many copies of the
'Annuaire." Such a book as this deserves to be
encouraged by the public.
the new performances which have taken place during
the last week, at the different theatres of Paris
At the Grand Opera, " Robert le Diable," OF
Meyerbeer attracts the fashionable dlle.tanti, who
nightly ill the benches of the theatre An excel
lent basso singer, M. Depassio made his debut
last evening, and was received with much applause.
Mcssrs. Laborde and Poinsot were also very sue
cessful.
At the Comic Opera House, the rerise of "Joseph
en- Egypte," magnificent opera, music by Mehul,
wbi;h had such run in 1924, will take place this
evening. Success is relied upon.
The Theatre of the Odeon was re-opened on Sa-
turdsy last, and the play was a comedy, in i've
acts, by Mr. Serrett, entitled Lies Families,
which was received with the greatest applause.
The poetry Of this drama is excellent and each
character Is drawn with much talent Messrs. Tis
sciant, Bouche, and Mines Bou ievllle and Roger
Sole, perfsrmtd d their parts with much ability
At the Theatre OF the Varieties, charming little
grl, six years old, Marie pAloy, appeared on
Friday last in q new play, ertit.sd Z" Llvrogne ct
sou Erfant." Crhe prurkard and his Daughter,)
ana eies,e the utmost sensation. This wondsful
eiIl possesses az much oPptosab as actress Of
twenty years, and she reads her part with much
pa:kes' such wonder vas never seen any where
before.
The Ambigu Com:que has also met with great
success, with new drama, in tive sets, borrowed
BY Nj. Judcio from the famed novel Of DE Balzac,
:. La Peau De Chagrin,' Che Shagreens skin).
The characters of that fantastic story have been
traced with much accuracy; and feel ,er:ain that
this new drama viii have long run.
The Opera National under the management Of
M Seveste will open its doors, for the first time,
on the 10Th instant 1t is well known this theatre
is that which was formerly called Theatre His
torique, AID which was built by Nj. Aexan ire
Dumas. Every thing has been changed inside Of
the theatre. The architecture was considered as
not is fer musical temple, and the hspos ion Of
the boxes was removed from pit TO dome The in-
side of this place Of amusement will be mag goicen,
ard it will surpass anything Of the kind ever seen
in Paris.
must not pass in oience the aroelatic expert
ments Of NJ Petin, the would be inventor OF the
art of directing balloons. lie mas already tried
two of balloons S Of bis f}ing machine They
aeronaut, who went up in the clouds on Sunday
last, having for a car boat, in which were six
rowers. Ibis novelty attracted large crowd in
the Champs de Mars, ami the flying boatmen
landed, al in safety, at distance Of thirty miles
from Paris. The first experiment. Of NJ. Petin
Will take place ono week hen,e. Will he tuc-
ceed Will he, like new lcarrs, find, with bad
fate, fall in he wide space! That is the question
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