The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28

disposed = dance. q to ssySl b sny way. A ssr
yst. wAaa they. vill a.. Mn. Hdgsway has not yet
sivea any soifes; Mr.. Cerbyn has neither shown
any veQsitt Of receiving his friends, and Mrs.. Moul-
ton, ths fashionabls Franco American lady, visit
Courcelles Is, TO inaugurats it BY : grand ball.
Win she sell It Afterwards? No one can ten, q yet.
very rich American gentleman, from New York,
Mr. Lorillard Ronads, of whom have already had the
70 the admirable breed Of his horses and tho ecoen
tricity and fnsness Of his carriages, gave, on
Thursday evening last, I'd of December, grand
soiree, preceded by magnificent dinner, in
. splendid suite Of apartmsnts in tho Rue St.
George, which he has farnished wish magnificent
carved oak furniture, and splendid museum Of old
arnor, purchased at great expense in all the curl
great style, and was much praised by his new
friend. in Paris, ~ wal! - BY his countrymsn
present there, who partook Of the choicest wines
and victualings, and were much delighted with the
A fashionable wedding took place on Tuesday last
in tho Chapel Of the Senate, ut the Luxembourg,
where Ndlle. Louise de st. Anaut, daughter Of the
Minister Of War, was united to NJ Le Marquis de
seurs The Archbishop, Monssigneur Donnel, Of
Bordeaux, presided over the ceremony, at winch
sisted many members Of the Bonsparte family, all
the ministers OF the Emperor, and also his aids do
y
grand ball. 1T which were only invited the intimate
friends of the family
All the women who used to be seen around the
building of the Exchange, speoulsting in French
stocks, through the intermediate of brokers, have
been warned not to appear any more in the neigh
borhO0d Of that place 1t appears that two wives Of
merchants Of Paris had invested the money Of their
husbands in bad specuaons, without the consent Of
these poor women are indignant ut this measure Of
the project of police.
A new speculation is now under way Of organiza-
tion in Paris, and 1t consists in line of omnibus
60 to Asnieres every half hour. for the small sum
Of six cents and three cents within the ence,we Of
Paris. Eight steamboats, are ready for that opera
tion which promises to be an excellent affair.
the articles which have been used by the sovereigns
Of France, 10 nearly completed, aud viii soon be
opened to the public. Among the valuable curiosi-
ties which are to form part of that museum, is
lemague- sceptre, sword, hand of Justice and
Spurs--two brace of pistols which belonged to
the Emperor Napoleon in lS04-his sword; .
dagger given by Pope Plus IVth to the Grand
psesented, by the grand dgnitaries Of that body,
to Napoleon Ali these articles, which escaped the
vsndas Of the revolution Of lS4S have been kept at
the public treasury, together with q number of
ry. The bed in which the Emperor Napoleon died at
st. Helena will also be placed in that museum.
A marriage which under the most peculiar cir
cumstaDces was celebrated, last week, at Andilis.
The husband had been married seven times, and
the wife was widow for the sixth time. Both are
in good health. but large sums of money are bet
the death Of one or the Other-which will die the
first, and bury the other!
The cholera reigns at 81. Petersburg, and on the
22d ult there were 1896 cases and AZ deaths.
1t is feared that shall be visited by the mighty
plague.
Ihe theatrical news is not of very high order,
J,tI h.,rn iran haip nnI
At the Grand Opera Signora Tedesco is not well,
on account of q very bad cold, which forces her to
remain in her bed. This admirable singer. still,
and for long time, n favorite of the public, is
daily wonderfully progressing both IN method and
in the French language. have been told that her
intention is to visit the United States carly next
year.
Auber ond Scribe, called Marco Spada, is ready,
and will be performed in few days. Aademoselle
Caroline Duprez will make her debut in this play,
and Bataille, the admirable basso singer, will sing
the part of the Italian brigand.
The opera Of "Louiea Miller" by Verdi. was psr-
formed on Tuesday last, for the first time, at the
Italian Opera, and met with the utmost success.
Mime. Sophia Cruveili, Nautiee Didier, Signori
Bettini, the powerful tenor, Suslni, 6zsso singer,
Vail, barytone, and other artists OF merit, delivered
the principal parts, and were rewarded with much
applause. The music Of Cavaliere Verdi is very
bright ard amusing and will please all his hearers.
Signor Corti, the manager, has shown much taste
Al the Vaudeville theatre o farce In one act,
called sLe Chine ct 10 Roseau," by N. Galeoppe
d'Onquare, was received with much applause.
At the Varieties, the two following acts, Gee que
INVENT les Roses" by Messrs. Moanier and Martin,
and Lies Deux Inseparables," have been received
with much favor BY the public.
The new military play Of the Cirque Olympique,
formed.
The first bal nasque Of the season takes place on
Saturday next, at the Imperial Academy Of Music.
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