The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-14

worthy 10 De menuoned, ID, IDat tne rOya Jewels
were recovered on the day Of ST. Mary, patron saint
of Hungary.
secia ist emigratien Is on the eve of leaving
Europe to join Messrs. Victor, Considrant and Bis
bane, in tneir phaanstry Of Texas Several artists
and writers are among the emgranu, psrucaarly
Mr. Toussenel, very illustrious writer; Mr.. Alyre
Barean, renowned musical crtic Mr.. j. Travler, q
painter OF much talent and Mr.. Tanceur, (the same
painter of whom hare spoken in my last letter.
who has already left for New York. on his way to
Texas Like in the newell Of Mrs. Beecher Stowe,
"they all 60 to the land OF CanaanW
The want OF an American Minister at Paris is
severely felt. Such state Of things must have an
end, and President Pierce is bound to have his
countrymen protected and made respected in FraEce
and in Paris b. H. r.
PARIS GOSSIP.
PARIS Sept %, 1853.
Dizziness at Paris-Violent STERN at Lyons-G1sat
Destruction of Property Terrible Railroad Acci-
dent at Bordeaux IheCholera on the Cont,'sest Of
Euoys-TTooden Railroads in Paris-Mamufac
ture Of Cheap IV,nes-a Defawltr from New York
A,restsd-Amricsn Clippers in Ewope-1hea-
tricais-L,st of America"s in Paris.
The weather which we enjoy in Paris has been 30
delightful for the last two weeks that it is indeed
quite pity to be obliged to remain in this dull city,
which, at this present moment resembles body
without soul-a corpse, in one word. declare that
would give everything to be absent from my quar-
tiers, if 1t were possible to do 80. / cannot under
stand how person who is not forced to dwell in this
inhabited desert is fool enough to do it, and those who
have no business Of any kind-those who are idle
must have powerful minds to support the dull
ness of their life. The hotels are deserted-the pub
lie places Of amusement devoid Of souls as the
Battery at Ave o'clock in the mornings and the bright
sun and gitering moon are both each at their hour,
Illuminating this solitude. As long this fine YEA
taer and delightful temperature will last, those who
are out OF Paris at the watering places, in their
country houses, will remain there. But as soon as
the frost will be felt all these runaway birds Will
come back to their winter quarters.
Whilst We are visited by this fine weather, the
most violent storm ragged on the 18th inst. over
the city of Lyons. The water poured down ~ if
from the top OF the Niagara Falls, aud the streets
and places were Ike rivers and canals. Much damage
has been done to the houses and monuments, and
the loss is calculated to amount to than mil
lion OF francs.
In Paris the greatest regret had been felt, few
days since, o. receiving the news Of terrible &C
dent which took place on the Bordeaux railway Oh
the 18th inst, (Sunday last,) at o'clock A. n. The
mail train had met with merchandise train at
curve OF the railway, situated at ST. Benoist. Nearly
all the cars Of the merchandise train were smashed
to pieces whilst the passenger cars were thrown of
the rails in all directions, broken and damaged. Five
persons were killed on the spot, and upwards one
hundred were more or less dangerously wou- ',
The sight Of this horrible mountain Of broken CAL
engines passengers, and goods Of all kinds, was IN
deed horrible; AID have been told BY gentleman
Just arrived from the ef the disaster who had
by Q mere chance escaped an Immediate death, that
never had such an accident occurred in any country
The government Immediately ordered tn 1t a severe
scrutinons inquiry be mads about the affair, and
no doubt the direction will have much to pay to
get rid If this iDcrlmn ation II is said hat this fa
tai collision between the trains happened through
the neglect OF the local administration.
The cholera is knocking at our DOORS and am
told that several have already been met by
doctors in the hospitals and the city There shou
be no wonder at this for the dreaded disease nlw
appears in several par ) of London. At Stockholm
the cholera is still counting many deaths. There
have deem, during the last three weeks, 2372 cases
and ,2ss deaths At Rotterdam, Holland, during
the l2th 18th and l4th inst, ffty-sDe cases were
noticed twenty seven deaths took place.
The distribution Of diplomas to the pupils of the
schools Ut arts ard manufactures took place last
week, aid among the a lmes Of the graduates take
much pleasure in noticing that Of Mr.. Parrish. Of
New York, who ootained . certificate Of capacity
in the study OF metallurgy.
The rgildiDg OF the dome of the 1nvalids is de-
cidedly ordered. 1t will be the third time that this
monument has been reeilt; the last time it ras
under the reign Of Charles x; the expenses amount.
ed to 600 900 francs. This time it will be CON peted
for the psltry sum Of 800 900 francs.
The wooden railway of the Champs Elysees is
now in full operation and the experiment has proved
quite successful. am told that the government has
authorized the company to establish like railway
OF the Boolsvards. The expeEse Of this railway y
only 600 francs.
The manufacturing Of rhubarb vine is receiving
an immense extension in France; and I am afraid
that the United States will have much to complain
Of by this new hImbug. There is Q mandatory
near AK and Epernsy, who is making from 900
70 600 bottles day, at csst Of nine cents per
bottle
A certain American merchant from New York,
who ran away from your city, leaving behind him
debts to The amount Of $4,000, after having sent
large invoice of goods 70 Bremen and his wife with
notes 70 be paid at Hamburg, has just been arrested
by the exertons Of DR.. Schroeder who had ceived
orders to stop him nom parties in New York. The
prisoner was searched and oil the money and papers
found upon his person.
There are two magnificent ships from New York,
the Sea Duck and Howaoj, nov loading at Antwerp.
The passengers for the New World number five
hun dred persons
The Count Olivier de Ia Rochsfoucauls, belonging
to enc Of the most noble families Of France, was mar.
ried on Saturday last 10 Miss Montgomery, Of New
York. The ceremony took place in the church Of
st. VALERIE, ia the Faubourg st. Geruain, aud the
number OF French and American guests who filed
the church preteu ted q very brilliant sight. The
young bride Is quite pretty, and is said to b. very
well of
The American ship Belle Assixe left Havre for
New Orleans, having on board, among her passen.
gers, Mr.. Davis, rnanae er Of the Nes Orleans thea
tre and his stock Of actors among whom viii name
Nine. Bertinl, soprano: Nine Borgnese nszzo so
prsso; Mile Constance Martial, . light singer; NJ.
Borda, the excellent tenor; and other excellent ar
lists. The company of Mr. Davis is complete, and
no doubt, will produce much effect.
We have now in Paris Mr. Corah the dstin-
gushed professor of dancing who is bnsily engaged
m collecting the newest dances of the opera and
fashionable circles 10 import them TO the United
States. Mr. Coralli intends leaving Paris at the end
OF the month, and will arrive just in time for the
turn OF the beau monde.
Inc grand opera has been well filed since its re-
opening, and last night the manager produced new
ba'ist IN two acts, by NJ. Magillsa, the music by
d. Gouer, which vas received viii tho nioet deaf
ehings applause. The title Of the pantomime IL