The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19
vUa EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.



Vma to oho5hans Camp The Military Mous-
pssmfs Of Russia-1hs French Fwads-hsdsa-
TH<otricals-M omster Concert, SC.
| an OF 10 the camp, not by the rail, but in the
regular Derby style, a pbaton and pair, with the
sars up behind. We have slowed away plenty Of
champagne and Mann iuilla from the celebrated eel
lars II tho elder Maxwell, aud recherche lunch
from Gunter's Iii not; therefore probable that we
shan fare badly on our pilgrimage mention this
little jaunt in order to account for the following
hastily written scraw, which Is composed to tho
sound e sundry merry voices calling forth, Now,
my llustrious Don, are you going TO keep US here
Al day7r-f flourish Of keybusie by weltknown
author. " Cut il short, Cesar, or We shall 10 on
without you" SO you the utter imposslbility OF
throwing OF anything very acceptable.
OF Rnsso Turkish information, it is said that the
sesond corps of the army Of occupation under thu
command Of General Papuini will not leave Po-
laad. but will continue in the vicinity oil Warsaw
until the end OF August At present It consists OF
4S 900 men, but will shortly be increased TO so 00O
Dispatches from Jassy OF the l9th last announce
that the European consuls had been informed by the
reigniBg Prince Of Moldsvia that he had received
sfciai intelligence of the speedy entrance of the
Russian troops.
The Paris Bourse is again on the Decline Under
Ne influence OF Constantinopie news.
For the Heightened debate on the Government Of
India bin, refer you to the papers by this mail
attended the reading Of new play at the st.
James theatre yesterday morning. Il IS the produc-
Hon Of lady and merely intended for private circu-
lstion and amateur theatricals. II has more than
erdny interest attached it, seeing that is taken
6em LIE, the hero and heroine being well known
n tho wost end of the town. 1t Is called " False
Opinions and their Results" and tends TO show how
two true hearts severed FOR want Of sincerity
and futile impressions, generated through some can
lid fiends Itterminates trgcally, by death Of the
lady By poisoning, in the ffth act, when she be-
semss convinced Of the honor integrity and affection
Of her lord, and Of his acute suffering during
Berries q years, ultimately making him very idiot,
driven 10 drink. The character Of tue poor husband
u finely portrayed; and the giddy, thoUghtess wo-
nAn ID, alas but too truthful sketch.
am always happy In being able to record a sue
sess and particularly at theatre like the Adelphi,
which Of late (Mr Bourcicsults "Geneieve' except
cd, has only been remarkable for 6 succession of
failures. farce was produced here last night, on the
al absorbing topic Of " the game al soldiers and
entitled tho Camp at Chobham." Mr.. Jackson Cad
bury, retired tallow chandler. ard member Of the
Peace Society has taken house at Chertsey, (near
to Albert Smiths little retreating box the Cot
tege,) where he had hoped to enjoy fresh air and
per1ecs repoee The advent OF the red coats dispels
the illusion and every vestige Of comfort; coupled
with which, he is disturbed night and day by the
growing Of cock, with the additional sccompa ami
mont Of Mr.. Albert Smith on the corrst a pistom
every Saturday evening. when the iustriods Latera
tc seeks the repose of his provincial retreat after
tho fadgues of the week. The clarion notes ard the
c0vwef piston notes keep Mr. Cadbnry in perpe-
tnal state OF resentment and irritabty Mr.. G. has
= niece, rejoicing in the cOgnominaiion Of Fanny,
who, with the usual perversity OF farce herones is
over head and ears, and deeper too, in love with
Captain Deakin Damer Of cavalry regiment; and the
latter in order to bring the old fat merchant to book
positively pitches his tent in his garden and by his
n0nchalanS ingenuity. not only mannuvrcs him into
cleaning his boots, but makes hin superintend the
magic stove of that king Of cooks the renowned
SOyer, which boiling his water and cooking chop.
Cadbury, who is insensibly operated by the bon
h0nmie and frank Independence OF Damer, Is in
auced to breakfast with the invader OF his domain,
Ind In the moments Of inebriety which follow the
dangerous process OF admitting brandy into his tea
kroWs pleasant and jolly aud consents to the mar
rage OF bis neice and ward Fanny with the
lashing Deakin Damer. on the condition OF the lat.
Ter wringing the neck Of his arch enemy the cock,
and paying personal visit to the Mont Blanc ira
veller with particular request that lie would desist
from practising the corne piston for more than two
hours st q time.
The piece Is well written, from the fertile pen of
Mr.. Mark Lemon, and the camp and its economies
are amusingly satirsed. The agonies OF Keely,
who enacted the v1ctimised Cadbury, can easily be
Mr.. Leigh Murray was as dasning as need
be in the part of Damer, and Fanny found an able
in Miss Mary Keely
The new Philharmonic concert was very fashion
ably attended on Wednesday evening last and Vas
conducted by the celebrated musician, DR.. Spohr.
n Reichart caused an immense sensation in solo on
the flute The Carnival OF Venice" de Is de-
uidedy the very hest futist have ever heard and
will certainly take hign position in the profession.
NJ Julliens testimonial concert takes place on Mon
day, the 1lth and the farewell btl masqns on the
evening, the 18th. Tamberlik, FOrmes,
Sims Reeves CASTELAR,. Doria, Dolby, and host Of
other male and female vocats, added to the hundred
and fifty instrumentasts have rendered their gra-
tuiteus services to NJ Julien.
Mr.. Hazard Glover (the musical critic of the Morn
ing Post , gave monstre concert, Ia Allcroft. on
Monday Last, at Exeter Hail. Before the programme
WIS half completed the audience insisted upon Mr..
Sims Reeves singing "the Death Of Nelson" which
hey encored, and Immediately departed nasse,
bringing the concert to a premature termination
anything but pleasant for some Of the artists and
sundry dsbs4tdnts who had not exhibited their tor
Lttes. Don CESAR
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, June 80, 1858.
The Ministry Of Police-RImored State Conspira-
cies- Cooiwess of the Empero,-Ne,c Ambassador
to NdpLes-The Murat Famiiy-Arrest Of q
Clvgymqw-M ired Marriages-NeU Senators
Foreign Orders and French Decress- The Worlds
Fasr of Parls-The Feet-Change Of Ministry
~ Rs.ssta-An american Compliment to the
EMpws-O,w Late Diplomatic. Instructions, &c.
sent yos in my last letter intelligence OF the
jecree which had just appeared IN the Monite~, BY
shich the Ministry of Police was suppressed; but
Id not give the reason why Louis Napoleon had
aksa such q step against M de Aanpas one Of his
~icasvx, and the true friend Who had given him
help to accomplish his coup dstat. The fact is,
;pL "a ron IN r,
q series Of rumors which had no certainty; but now
that have had time to know the truth Of the whole
affair will lay it before your readers The facts
are q follows:-
F0 . long time past, N. do HauFas, whose only
object was TO ape M. Fouche, the Police Minister Of
Napoleon the First, was daily giving the Emperor