The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-25

rhasse In great pageant and in full uniform. Tho
Archbishop Of Paris attended; and the ceremony Of
conservation which followed offered very interesting
sight to those who were admitted within the church.
The Pantheon was begun in 1857, and Napoleon had
il finished in 1908. The bronze doors, which were
placed last week. are worth $4,000 francs, and
the whole building is valued at twenty-five millions
In l764 the following prophecy was written and pub
lshed in the Gazette, and think it worthy Of publ
cation
Tempum augustum, ingens, regina assurgit in urbe
Urbe ct patrona virgine digna domus
Tarde minis, petas, vanos, mOliris honores
Non stunt haze cGpts tempora dignis tuis
Ante Dec in summa guam templum erexert urbe
!mpietas templis toilet ct urbe Deum
Here is the translation of the Latin for those Of my
readers VINO do not understand the language
An august and immense temple 10 built in the queen
cya temple worthy of the great city and Of the Virgin,
its patroness All, too much delayed pietyl its noble
tit for such enterprise and before the monument win be
finished and consecrated to God, impiety win have
The palace Of the Palais Royal, which Is to be for
the future the place Of residence Of King Jerome,
is now ready to receive the imperial heir Of Louis
Napoleon but owing to the approach Of the annual
exhibition Of paintings IN the provisional building
added to the palace in its courtyard King Jerome
will not occupy the Palais Royal until the beginning
Of May when the exhibition will be over
Twenty-Five boxes OF fireworks, which were stated
to be biscuit for sailors at the custom house Of Ant
werp, have been seized on board OF an Amerlcani
ship.
A truf1e of the largest size was exhibited last
week. al fOtel a. CnaDOtS VlcCuallnB SUOTe WHICH
weighed two pounds. This huge black mushroom
was sent to Louis Napoleon, and served on his table
on the first OF New Year.
The sale Of the Duchess Of Orleans picture gall
will offer very great attraction to all the ameteurs
of painting This collection contains the finest gems
Of living artists, and will be sold at auction.
The news from Australia, which arrived this morn-
ing from England by the ship Marco Paulo, is favor
able, and has created much sensation at the Bourse
$500 600 francs have arrived board of the Marco
Paulo, which sailed on the 18th of October, and
there are ~ 900 900 francs on board of the ship Aus
tralian which left Australia on the oath September
last.
The cholera is still raging at st. Petersburg, and
also across the Ural mountains, in Persia There
are q people dying day In the capital OF Russia.
in Persia on the 10th Of November last the number
Of deaths was 600 people in one day.
The ship Orlando entered, on the 4th inst, the
port of Havre, having on board the crew and few
passengers of the American ship ST. George, Captain
BarsOn, which was burnt ut sea on the Oath ult.
The details Of this terrible event, which may be
found in the French newspapers are really terrific
The st. George had left Liverpool and was bound to-
New York, with 1877 passengers.
Vieux Temps the renowned vi0linist, whose
talent met with so many admirers in the United
States, is on the eve Of leaving Europe to begin
tour in the East Indies where no doubt, he will en-
chant the Indians and the Engishmen, not to forget
the Malays, Chinese, Cochin Chinese, and other bar
barians. The idea is new one, and may prove very
SUCCESSFUL. we WISH ulm SUCCESS, anu pleuIy VI
money.
The opera of "Ernani," was sung at the Italian,
on Tuesday last, before a very large audience, by
Cruvelli, Calvolari, and M. Arnaud, barrytone OF
much talent, who was rewarded with much applause.
The part Of Elvira was delivered by Cruvelli with
much talent, and the fair prima DONNA at the end
of each act was called by the enraptured audience
and showercd with bouquets. Decidedly Verdi is
on the increase in public appreciation.
AT the Odeon comedy review, in verse, by
Messrs. Philogene Boyer and Theo de Bauville, was
performed and received with much appreciation. 1t
is called lie Feuleton dAristophane."
The drama called LA Farid0udarne," by MN.
Depeuty and Bouget was played at the Porte st.
Martin, and met with universal applause. NJ. Adam,
the celebrated composer, has written many melodies,
which are sung with the utmost perfection by Nine.
HebertMassy, charming singer, whose sweet voice
and exquisite method have for long time been ap
preciated by the dettanti at the Opera Comique.
The drama which is in five acts, is very interesting
and full Of incident and will, for long tilne at
tract many play-goers to the theatre.
At the Delahemeur Comique review in four acts
and twelve tableaux has also been received with
much laughter. 1t is called g LIE Bonhomme Di-
manche, and was written by Messrs. Charles Potter,
de Tallais, and Renard Audevas.
The two plays of Uncle Toms Cabin" at the
Ambigu, and 10 Gazette, are ready to appear, and will
soon be brought before the public. The two mana
gers have called on me this morning to obtain y
model Of rocking chairs which are to be used in
the play. b. II. r.