New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-01

scream the contorfions OF men ana "one = ny
ri, and iiersee the building trembes, and AL cree ere
$4,000 into Gre which accompanies the orchestra IN
r.. dssSesiag noise Thunder, husardl give them the
.ontane tfe ba,s drum and pistols If the bass drum
" noise enough And il the cries Of the crazy
.ea r,h the detonaon OF the pistols give tem me
s,,op Nasardi Tire them, hruse them aud II II ne
"a f one of your quadres You see them ont OF Dream
"a .i,s,;o~ IL YOU hear them cry grace Tear nethiny,
HnsdrJi your arrow bas wounded them your arroE VIII
,ethfm up again Raise again that baton you VIII sec
tLen spTnq Ike the frog under the influence Of the as
80 needle they will surround yourthrone and cry we
are ready Eas fsfigueW Thunder away, Ausardi 20
lorr 90 that tsoD they vii dance only to qli 10
I'm an their beds wien daylight comes
And N s,row where will you BE-, you hundreds ~ girl
boys win blsc, res and six psntaloonsl Where vii
yos Be- ebicards Oldest Of iE3 DID, ana you; hong
where viii YOU bel To morrow yoG VII $40 vc.' ~.
Srsn Won win recount your eTpos you viii write fe1s
tors you viii cell pots Of pommsde and You VIII Day
CA4,r0rii To morrow you will enter ihe bureau o.
nin,6r, you VII oct as solicitors before ihe uionlas
10 morrow you will undertake to e.ca9 rom your ce
tor, or you will lock up your debtors 10 mlTIow o.
debardturs chicsrds ard mohcans You VIII rstlfn 70
every dsy life YOU viii be disguised ~ men ana womb
Of the world You viii longer shout no dance 70
orger rrooncs one word higher than another 10 NOR
row YOU will say my dear 70 The man VINO mas reaa req
YOU service; end don't be unsary 10 ne man rno
IftssCs YOU for money. To morrow yol VII sum. 20 lC
~ ~ M tepess While 10 day On Carnival season OF
liberty and OF truth grace 70 he tel when covers YOU
90, .ye IL roht 20 le yourseiE on nguaTity OF the
in,n srecir when the body i disguised TIE mind shoSs
i,,h mixed Pass chicard pass ce3ar4clI' ana nom
cgFs. raes IN revealing Wh)ut cJns-ais M many o.
vealir 2 how made the fortune Of sach q nan me
tCasfy Of such woman Carnival season Of fIishtill
revelations Of scandauus reaes, salrie Oh Carnival!
Let Us turn steps into ;be J0ye that 1ed % 40
,;res -iatocrs'c ard yul-sr We are dres Cd tour
o,1s ard the guardians VIII let pas. Five hundred
well dressed persons promenadDg tie gentlemen are
In black the lsdi-s in ELK and closely nis2eQ. No
cogtuuc arc admitted into Ills part OF the house An e
fort lfs been made 20 restore o. me DyT me sPrlh@
and aIistocrafc utrgues which ch9racezed il halt
century ego when Il was psro1zed by the princes ana
1rIcerses of tie century Bot Paris IS not what il
was then The fogr has become the resort OF the ete Of
Il ingusnts Of the city and ne w respectable Ia es
who are found there, re pushed into It. % wa;ch from
behind the friendly mask the inrgues of husband Or
lover The asembsge is pectable elegant IN p
- srarce ard The most excessive pDeness p-eTas bit
a further analysis would scarcely be admissible.
One q The adv OF the last bal IS worm n -: n
The two principal actors In The seen" long 10 tue er,
tocraiic Faubourg St German certain Count avail
ing himself of the marital privilege. which arocratc
customs permit left his wife home 20 90 70 the MASKED
ball The Countess would have se5nn0 evil in the simple
act OF going to spend hour ~ tao At the bail if d3
had not been inlorned that he went lere 20 encounter
Jquaut actress, who, it reported had captvaed her
husband and of whom nc lad declared himself the fer
vent ednrer
Tie Countess determined to discover the intrigue, and
sic therefore resolved 60 to the masked oa To snc-
ctod in her project traycsiie was md 7pensabl' she
Oh the disguise OF an elegant dandy Bnt younc ana
beautiful well as talented and gracetal the Countess
would find i difficult to deceive any Ter hor mas
culine dggise She therefore employed close hitting
mask ard light cloak which concealed al her person.
but the foot and bottom Of the PANTHEON. Thus dis
cuscd il might pass for the fantasy OF BOY, who wished
find at the ball double pleasure IN carrying on in
hieues among lis friends.
The young man made qri.e q sensation bat he seemed
dcsrous Of finding some in the assemblase, and
guided by cOnhdan in his secret who was devoted 70
bis projects, he found the handsome actress, anu
commenced tie attack from under the mask. Sac list
ened at first neggeny but the conhdan' took occasion
TO vhtIer in her ear,
"Ibat :. young Russian Prince Of eighteen years,
handsome an AdOnis and Immensely rich
Nothing more needed to make the actress forget
her word with he Count. she unanswered 50 cunnnsy
II she managed TO steal away, although she had prom
ised sup with him and she went 10 the Cafe AnsGis to
take supper with the Russian Prince.
Scarcely bad they installed themselves in cabinet
when some one Knocked at the door No response
made but the door opened and the Count appeared lie
had followed them and the Counters knew well for she
had arranged everything that he should be pat upon
their trace. The moment the knock vas heard at the
door the young fastened to replace his mask and 70
cover his head with the hood of his domino.
Tie Count had made his appear to reproach the
fcl ectress for her deception who on her part was su
But Sir" said the young man. with soft sweet voice,
what wrong 30 you find il two friends, two sisters,
wishing to sup together who have subjects OF Importance
to elk about
"You will try in vain TO impose on me- Sir replied th5
Count in a repgh tone; 81 know that you a man'
And suppose am, SIR
ii tell You tina, Madame is engaged to sup with me,
and shall not suffer her TO sup with another
But if Madame has changed her notion Such things
occur every day
Il shall not permit IL She shall sup with me-wh
alone!
ITO dispose thus Of the wishes Of Madame and to talk
as master, have you rights ?"
yes Sir have rights the mos, positive replied the
Count exae gerang little he truth in favor of bis cause
"Ah, Sir Il Madame the Countess heard you
"Sir do not receive lessons | give them and you
sls rerder me satisfaction for your conduct and your
words g.
"A challenge
"Y,s, Sir And first do me the pleasure Of taking on
you mask il improper to quad in my presenc. and
have the right to see the face of my adversary"
And il it does not please me 10 show it TO you =
Then shall pull IF myself your npertinent mask :!
violence, en- ] hope YOU are saished! and the
mask and tie hood fell disclosing splendid head of
blonde hair and the Count, stupefcd recognized the
Countess The shared his surprise and saluted
the discovery with burst Of joyous laughter but the
Count did not laugh. VIZ.