The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-29

wn6ie lie he hAA saved fen in love With him and mar
red BIN Aocomp anyipg him afterwards TO his native
place. she learned what he had had the cruel weakness
to conceal she was appraised that she had contracsd An
s Sops
heavily Der conrcisnee that she fell into lingering
scsness which terminated In death she left two sons
self troubled With 1emorss' ard Who BY Jet another
quenee of his fatal marsge-the reussl0 neigh
Sor TO accept . daughter in .w the daughter Of mar
events impressed Barbes character OF asnegstion
and religious melancholy. he espoused with conc. n.
considerable property, be professed and what Is
rare he censcisnciously prastsed the most absolute
doctrines Of c,mmuDisu. Compassion" SAYS Daniel
Stern he best historian Of the Revolution OF 1s4S) Gin
penetrating his heart absorbed all his other faculties
thought the gres Of the people wrought
BIN the effect Of those inward which
Cd the knights of the raidd sges for an heroic enter
prise When be returned to Paris after nine years Of
imprisonment bis dne head slightly bsl5 his serious
Ard pale nut gen face his denided air his smile full
OF serenity his voice full Of persuasion heightened the
natural asceIdepcy Of honet soul Men gifted with
more talent and capacity paid homage to his moral
rier'y The people held bim in veneraton The purity
OF his intentions the candor and devotion with which he
nnoerook enterprises runous to his own csuie made
up Tor Al cehce nces in the mind Of the Masses and
forced the respect of his rivals and adversaries The
18Th OF Nay exhibited in him the only popular lesder
who dared shov his hand in that strange cross game OF
pots and counter Iots by which so many hoped to pro
ut Some Americans who silly believe that the
entente cordiac will long vve the present war; disco
yer peculiar Significance In the fact thst the Emperor
to justify his reiese OF Barbes from prison. ciie letter
which aims an emphatic alusion t, Waterloo VIII
Let Mr.. Buchanan aud Mr. Mason aud Mr. Soule dis.
cuss this question at 0stend, whore they meet
this weeb to discuss dozen other International quss
lions and perhaps, mary dourdine d. Ostende besides
The OF stes OF Osterd delicious when you get use
to their coppery favor. FIGARO.
PARIS. Oct IL, 1854
One French Jouna who did not take ScbasDpa- Too cho
dipung about the Weather instead Of the Chances of
Wdr-A Dry Goods Merchant less phlegmatic, aud his
sigma Paris Theatre outtyips Time. Provincial
Theatre takes Him BY the Frelock-7wo Sources If
French Comedy dried up and a Third opened-Scri5es
Ntp Russian Pldy-Raohcl and a better Ealooy than
Jules Jdnin sm'ote upon her-Nezt Spring Roche,
goes to Nec FORK, AVID Pcssy yeuvnsfrom 81 Petersburg
-Crurelli, Stolts, Ner Baldi Bosio, Cdbc7ae Dune
Ccnelids and other Actresses Candidates for Matri
nony-7hc Sangsue, Piece that dracs-7nc Theatre Of
War-Bomorsund sold to Scedish Taslor-Rsssian
Prfsoners in France Bread Dinners in Paris
Spanish Ne,os and american Diplomat.ts.
There II enc Journalist In France who must have
phlegmatc temperament, else bump OF caution pre-
ernaturay developed BE alone was proof against the
eerum which false from the East lately spread
Ike wild Ore everywhere While his fellow Journalists
caught up at the Of the fall Of Ssbastopo he
was content to say ga despatch has been communicated
to US to night that good has from
the theatre ofwAr" Surely. SO frigd version
committal enough and could throw reader into fever
The prudent reserve Of this provincial journalist has
been widely initiated since the "good news" was on
ciay contradcted Several journals have obstinately
refused to credit the death Of Marshal dc Saint Arnaud
until tho MoniteuY had announced it. Two have alto.
yether abandoned to their contemporaries dissertations
On the battle of the Alma, and specuatons upon the
moro or less distant capture Of Sebastopol; they
busiy discussing the probable temperature OF the ap
preaching winter. eve saw this morning." announces
La Cayenne, tone horse chestnut tree whose magnificent
pyrarAda blossoms fully opened, and Others whose
buds are swollen Is in spring Old say when trees
,los ON in autumn, winter will be mi d." On the other
hand, lie Courier dc la Gironde tells us-"Yesserday az
ernocn the sky was darkened by immense cloud Of
Wild geese old folks say this bstokens severe winter"
The Guennc however, is convinced that those wild geese
we're but enOrMes cdnards; and the question il not
ettIed yet Nor 10 tie Eastern question. After all,
progpostcs and contradictory rumors
,ring ory to this conclusion about The weather
md the war: nous peyvons
cry goods merchant in the Fauxoourg du Temple
lid not wai. to see" Els pulse probably beats o.e
III chly than tnat of the cautious journalist In spite
1eservatcns unuer Vn1cn Monltehr Ishei
ne good news up went the door of his ne shop
ign with the saiog letters of godd la prise lie Sc5as
epol. Nor wilt be take down. for like the morning
ourrsi he Reds he feels that this good was
ut premature, Dot .aIe TIE director of theatre on
be Boulsvsrds was reluctantly compelled t, postpone
'cshnitsy the representation Of grand military spso-
cie-ld Prise dc SeIGsorol which already in re-
oarsal his time me provinces hive stolen o march
Tie cs1i'al: tbestre at Limoges brought out mill
ary piece the sth of October under the title OF La
'aoe de PAlna fore sny PAiis theatre could get the
etesssry decorations and characters ready. What IL
aoIe the piece in the most app style OF article
uisctniea for the Farietss the Cirque. 1t lin
wo taJleaur and its dromatis persone boast of La
inski, Polish Captain, BordmAnn, boatswain Of an
English man of war, Rustro, Russian Colonel, Rym-
os Greek spy, and an Olga. You know that shifting
the political stage have sadly disturbed many
Id traditions of the Frsnch theatre The entente oordiac
las died up two Of French comedy-Turkey
I'D England. Now that Algeria has bsen
conquered and Is being colonzed, that Abdul
dedjd reviews French troops at Constanti-
,opie-that his Ambassador at Paris gives the flag Of
he Crescent to Havre clipper named Mousa Pacha, /
md that Parisians know the difference between serH.
10 and harem: antipathy to Musselmen aud hatred i
ganst Turks longer provide the theatre with those
oiemr and idioc turkish Sulans who used to be per-
etualy psraded there from MOle,e to the author Of
LOnQ0ner6
rave learned that not al Frenchmen dancing mas
ers and eat frogs, and ParisiAns that not all English
men are mord who squandsr gold and beat their wives
that even glomania has swollen the French
vocabulary with such words comfortable "btecko
'rossteck )" "raouts p "reading coat" 'clabs "tur
Clocks "sraways," Cleaners, and such phrases ~
times is money!" and pei saitres have turned into
dandies and ons, vain Of their air froid aud shs-
upper lip and curling whiskers, John Bull DO no
orger laughed ct. 30 the Cossack must bear the
lQpbls burden Of John Bull and the Turk aud the
akS;ans to indignation to mirth. Not military
Spectacle lacks its complement Of Russian figures, Il
though must say that the vein aas not yet been
very kkuly worked by the Paris playwright Scribe has
perhaps succeeded better in the Russian piece which he
has Furnished 10 the theatre Ancsis and in which Ra
shell and Bressant are to have principal parts The part
display the talents OF actress than that Of Arienne
ecsuvreur But the English admirers OF the
raGednne regret that she pc siss in rskny her repu
10 ion-bCuna up 1t 10 with the old tragic drama by
appearing In these modern productions. g III the world
does with the Engliah critics laaat AL "a