The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-16

been 20 veil descrbsd by the great naturalist, Cuvier
the fret IL called plesios doeAodsrtus, sort Of
lizard With lopg neck Ike that Of swan; and the
peraSacflus osfris bat whose head
like that Of the crocodile There two statues will be
placed in he Garden Of Plants two huge pedestas.
A temple Of the reformed religion opened on the
Goth w.t. at Tore. Piedmont, and the service was
attended by large number Of American cilizens who
happened 10 be on the fpot
just been named corresponding members to the Zooio
cal Society Of Paris
through Paris ON Monday last on his way to Rome
goes to take TO the Pope the proceedings OF the
Rom8p Cal holic Convention OF Baltimore.
Madame Lafarge the celebrated woman who, having
been found guilty of the poisoning VI her husband vas
senieneed 10 prison is now pardoned aud lives at the
Of the prison Of ontpeper whom she going to marry
The theatrical performances have net been numerous
during the last week. and have but to MENTION at tho
Vaudeville theatre Psychological play, entitled Les
Cyclops at les Nereds" ny NJ Clarviie and Lambert
Thborgt which was received with the utmost approba
hon of The bile Mile Geo. the pretty actress and
Mile de St. Marc. less pretty are filling the prineipai
pars not 70 speak le Bader OF the mot charm
irg VI Paris The scenery and costumes are
The drama Of The .Bchemians Of Parisn which had
such few years ago has been revived at the
Theatre &c ID Gate, and received with the utmost up
probation.
At the IIyppodrome the admirable exhibitions Of the
animals IN tbs den are daily approved by crowded
houses. The balloons of NJ Cas-, also tine cause OF
much excitement ard ali their attractions are filling the
Golfers Of me manager, who is now II SAID nlIon-
Madame sonag It has been reported is determined TO
cross Tie Atlantic visit the United States profess
soba Nine. soptag the Countess Rcss. Il not only
the refined LADY but also the Queen Q! Song and
every artist who has been heard in her
style am told by peten. judges. that Jenny Lind,
despite Ler wonderful voice is not TO be compared in any
way The admir- able style and method Of the Herman
nightingale. IhaNe had for my part during the wnoe
winter 81 1850 he pleasure Of hearing Madame Sontag
three times week ~ the Italian Opera and never have
my been much delighted by the thrilling voice Of
sryor Madame Sontag goes 70 the United States
repair the ages to her fortune rather
that of her two children lovely young lady anu
charming young bog by the bankruptcy Of bankers in
lt5S How noble and how deserving OF patronage Is
mother forgetting her high rank and position and re-
tuln tho stage after long OF alb ence 70 regain
the sufficient 10 the happiness OF her chill
dreu Az the mothers Of the United States will crowd
around her in that odysee OF the celebrated cantt
tIiecs life and will beow upon her not ONLY their plaudts
but aso Their monetary s6mration The Countess Rossi
sontag 10 now at whence she will proceed to Paris
the Of this month and thence. the 10th Of Au
gust ondor; where she goes to place nc school her
children during her absence from the continent.
On the 23th Of the same month she will saii Tor New
| YoER III Oh Of the steamships OF the Collins line.
Is. II. r.