The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-01

assortment OF HAMS buffalo tongues salt bear and salt
beef for which he finds extensive custom.
The last grand oneal party was the ball given at the
Tusries Thursday evening last to which about
hundred people had been invited The cards had been
sent eight days in advance those who had chosen
by the Emperor himself but the Duke Of Bassano and
the ambassadors had much difficulty in obtaining few
cards Of invitation for those Of their countrymen
who desired to 90 to the court. Lord Cowley obtained
about twenty cards but the American legation took no
trouble for the Americans and with the exception of Mr.
Goodrich, and ladies', Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton Mr. and
Mrs. Rdgeway, Mr.. and Mrs Peabody and two three
other favorites Of the smal potato Yankees
admitted to the Tuileres. II allowed to publish
the complaints which have received this ground,
HERALD; but shall wait for further orders from head
quarters The ball the Tuleries, according to the
port from friend who was present, was not brilliant
Napoleon very sick and appeared like phantom He
only danced quadre in company with the bea itful
Princess CARY who is Of his cousins The Empress
their us MS with Prince Napoleon Bonaparte Prin
Mathlde Prince and Princess Murat also pre-
sent and danced at the imperial quadrie. The supper
served up at the hour Of twelve and just after it
the Emperor and Empress retired to their apartments
General Narvaez the ilustrious exile from the Court
Of Madrid was present at the ball. and attracted unver
preventative in Paris Of the firm Of Livingston, Wells
Co., Mr.. Babbitt, invited to his house all his Amer
II converted
into charming greenhouse filed with the most lovely
flowers that could be found in Paris The soiree began with
short concert in which Mdlle Nau the New York singer
sung two English ballads with much sweetness and
TASTE Mr. de Combes, talented pianist executed also
two pieces which much applauded Monsieur Aymir
OF the tenors of the Grand OPERA also very
cessfu in the grand aria which he sung.
On Sunday last we witnessed in Paris very extraor
binary sight. man, tinman by trade born in the
around the custom walls of Paris twice during the space
of eight hours him leave the gate of Cichy and
hn rtuod hov nod
the FIRST turn He then umed his second trip around
the city, and accomplished it in three hours and two
minutes The bet Only $50 francs $780, He is the
most extraordinary runner ever saw, Including Glider
sleeve whom have in the pedestrian feats in New
York.
The renowned oero FL Chiclanero who died at Madrid
the 2Sth ut buried with great honors. The
hearse drawn by six white horses, and followed by
the Civil Governor Of Madrid and those of several gran
dees of Spain. The pail bearers four colleagues
The culture Of mulberry trees is every year
in France and by statistics recently published it appears
that there nineteen departments where the silk
coo mulberry trees in France producing 7S0 100000
kilogrammes Of leaves 1t is also calculated that
the sum Of 3Oo0oOOo0 francs year. box Of
silk eggs has just been received here
from New Orleans containing two varieties Of the Louis
ana silk worm, which, it is said are producing three
and four silk crops year. The Academy Of Science will
soon try the experiment.
In order to give an idea of the amount of speculation
which is raging Paris viii mention here pro-
ect which has for its object to give to the Parans the
rereshment of bathing in the central part of city
BY the process of hydraulic machine, placed on the
still waters of eppe the waters Of the channel would
be thrown into large pipes which would carry it to Paris
and into large basin placed in the centre of the Park Of
Mouceaux. The expenditure is calculated at five six
millions of francs The Railway company from Deppe to
Paris has granted the privilege Of Lying the pipes all
undertaking the free of the park of Mouceaux.
The nqmber Of Germans emigrating to the United
States is daily increasing. There were 800 who passed
Carlota Gris the wonderful dasese, is in Vienna,
receiving every night the most deafening pauds from
enthusiastic audiences.
The theatres of Paris have produced series Of new
plays which are worth being mentioned.
At the French Theatre the comedy in one act called
Les Lundis de Madame has produced the utmost
ton. The parts rendered in great style by the
ceen actors Of Mr. Arlene Houssage who are rewarded
with much applause.
At the Vaudeville Theatre comedy in two acts called
un Demande un Gourerneur, "a Governor Wanted) was
performed Tuesday last and proved quite successful
Il written by Mr. DE Courielle farce entitled La RE
ton marce also received with much favor well
as Tie fRessrs "a ecrne with the actor
Bouie who made his appearance in the comedy Of MI
duced farce entitled Laaour, quiest que ces que co.
in which the charming Mad me scrvansck made her first
dctut in that place of amusement.
At the Ambigu comique, a drama in FIVE acts by
Messrs Decourceer and Deslandes entitled lie Chateau de
Iiller was received with much applause It is put on
the stage with series of magnificent sceneries and will
have long run.
The Gate Theatre has also produced DRAMA in Eve
NJ
nightly received with shouts and rapurous applause
The Theatre Lyrique has obtained another success
with the play in three acts by Messr Luven and Bruins
wick, entitled lie R0i des Hdtes music by Mr.. Adam
which welcomed by the public and the critics Of the
press Chalet the excellent actor and singer is acting
the princi pal part.
Svori the renowned volinst, gave grand concert
Friday last in which he encored at the end of every
piece which he performed. svor is the lion vionis Of
Paris.
DR.. r. MacIlva'ne, from Cincinnati who has been
siding for time in Paris is leaving to-day for Liver
pool his way back to the United States All those
who connected with this gentleman either in a
friendly or in professional way have always been much
pleased with him.
Among the last arrivals from the United States in
Paris have to mention Mr.. Henry Meade, of the firm of
Meade Brothers, daguerreotypsts in New York. This
gentleman intends presenting to the Emperor the double
bronze medal Of Henry Clay and Daniel Webster and
have doubt that Louis Ma poleon will be we'll pleased
with the present. b. H. X.
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
DR.. Alonzo r. Morgan, NY. c. A. Atken Andover.
DR.. J. NJ. Rice NY. Henry Clapp, Mass.
Z. C. Clark, Albany. j. Francis Mason, ak 'dris.
John H. Abeel NY. j. Henry Graves, Mo.
DR.. j. W. Holt, Augusta. r. j. Hsldermsn, Pa
A. W. Dunbar, Natchez. X. W. Gibbes Jr., Md, sc.
c. B. Hutchns Waterford. Henry Starr, Liverpool
W. E. Johnston, MD Ohio. John S. Oakley, NY.
w III. Coles, NY. DIR. Scammon, Chicago
N. A. Robbins NY. ID. w. Weekham, NY.
d. s Gregory, Jr., NY. j. Webb Scott Lexington.
VIM. d. Whitney Northampton
GOSSIP OF PARIS.
PARIS, April !, 1853
Tie Weather Of Pdrs-A Black Doctor-Ndgnifcent ST.
loon for the Emperor Of -Earthquake-AUfM
-, Conddgratio, Grand Fee by The Prefect Of The Seine to