The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

and sell nosegaysn The httls nounteDanH never
forgot those words TIE evening she piayet Her
uione for the frsf time, so many Dosegays wers
throwr on the sage hat 1t resembled flower
garden. Rachel picked them up, aud fllei hsr
Lreoian taaic with this fresh aud glorious harvest,
then bending on suee before Provost, stapede1,
she said, with charming smile, "My dear Car.
nalade have followed your sdvice, sell nosegays;
viii you buy some % me ~
Our theatres, Blanca, are scarcely worth men,
tioning Just now. rhere Is nothing new; set OF
Old things played 10 empty seas. Every one is
frustrating. Az tn Palace Royal, the other day,
there was a little burlesque scene worth in Itself
all the present oieys. piece called, believe,
Preparation su Bacoaeureat," had been perform
ed under the name of MIR. and Mrs. Bieryilte.' The
curtain rises al at once, aud youug MAJ appears,
calling himself the son of de essed Mr.. Boyard
Asserting his claim tina posthamous piece IN ne
name of the celebrafet dramatic author who died
last year, it il to tel you OF the tumuit that
followed. The tnbuns, VII pronounce tneis Judg
Inent. Even genius i 81 object oftheft II ppelrs.
Here Ia the na.. OF the c1itisse, green r00m)-re
appearan, E Of NM. Arnond Plissy, the charming
and regretted Ceo ne, oaly heress TO the talent Of
Mile Mars. Tins amGtic Inheritance, all glory
and souvenir no .'a'e eyer sets hands on, and sine,
the death OF Mile Mars IL has been waiting right
.ful claimant ME PlessY Arnould, whom marriage
and Russia had taken from US, is going to be re
stored. Enthusiasts sna adorers win be more nu.
nerous than ever IN stage success, as ia concert
music. nothing is II better effect than fague
cleyerly introduced. Mae Glotz also reentees.
Toe opesa--whlt ~isi America say, who received
her but by Snica door do no. knov-whss will
France say, who Old not expect 1t. Alas ! fear
THAI the Queen u q ,ype Will not be In the Rue
l. Pelietie the Queen OF ChlfIes (the opera) is
shut, The Opera I0miqUe is in lis dotage. In the
SIMMER season, i ic theatres have no other aim
bIi to keep themselves ia Practice There Is gen.
erl sale Of sunsraaauatet merchandise out or
fgshon. "L'Etoi'e On Noed," the Star OF the
North does not -hlne on account Of the absence OF
Baaile. Roger, orr eel brsted tenor, is runniog
ovtr Germany aud everywhere receives frantic
bylyos. Wsris anpot describe the impression
Ios Ia M La m O m He ia
o uas: fascinating EdVar Of Ravenswood; but the
scre at the tomb. The melancholy grief, the plain.
tive cries. oil cnapge into triumphant palms wh,n
be sings Robert le )ahe with tho saiated branch
in his hard Finally, dear Biacca, and in order 20
omit rothing, viii tell you we have in
our theatrical horizon, ola Suede De.iver6e," by
genins. Our Freno1 troops viii play Sweden de-
hvered at Bona snd, this winter, OF their leisure,
inssmuch as they made the prologue Of the piece oy
the firing Of cannon balls. But all these modern
short lived owers that bloom in thsmorning to fade
before night To sbch OF out modern authors will
be erected static like that Of Shakespeare on Prm-
rose hill, in EDgl.Ea? Do you remember, Blanca,
sail on the lake Msjore-of breakfast in the
statue Of st. Ch.res Boromee? Well, the prince of
plays will surpass TIE prince Of the church; on
Primrose hill something like hundred feet in height
Is spoken OF. Via, a colossal structure! What
colossal genius, 100, IL Shakspere! Our men Of
letters our poets, dramatic authors, and fash.
ionable tciettes sre all at sea just now, at the
southern aspect George Sand is shut up in her
castle 1t Norhau like diamond In its casket, but
prepares, it Is SAID ia the depths Of her solitude
"Berichoune," new theatrical composition.
suppose yon know thai the journal La Pye,se is
going to publish shortly TIE memoirs Of that won.
derful woman, who has a halo ar 1und her brow and
cloyen foot after her anc'e. when the devil be
cones old he he -oues hermit" was said of old.
Now, We may AZ t,uly say when the devil becomes
Old he writes his meulors.o All our m sdsrn ce.
lehrtes crafty u with toers. 1t is true that all
memoirs are no. so Hospitality received as those OF
George Sand, or worth 100000 francs.
IL the midst Of our literary poverty, will call
your attention To !" lie Code des Gems Honpetsn By
Bslzac--a tru- Eog,ish pocket book. Thu pointed
pen the pitiIess scaleel. that the great writer d
rected over the buman heut are revealed 10 every
line. Then comes charming production Of Nile
Claudia Bachee, Ala Piuaoe ct rEpee," and then
the Partisan tales o Leon BerIis. These witty and
spimeted tales rave adyaa:ageaEsly replaced the
stupic and tiresnme Guide du Yoyageurr Gravel
ier's guide), and may conduct yon agreeaby
through tie Streets o. Paris. Finally, "L'Enfer du
p.L,em BY LOUIS s6Gs , Poo, Dante h9. he
of Mons. Artan. eud OF Mons. Florentine, that of
Mobs. RatisboDne seemed to stand bad chance;
bat tie latter seems TO Eave been inspired by the
maser to translate verse by verse, aad he has
t,iDed through the York the elegant and correct
yjgor Of the old Fpre pt,ne poet.
Now fhall | spyak Of Biarritz, Of the fetes that
TIL southern population has offered to tAe Emperor
ard Empress? 1t is about the same progra nme and
the same result. The berevolence and & ace Of the
Empress Eugene we 2 already vel! known in tie
Pyrerees, and tins year the sovereign has continued
the work OF bount begun By the young girl. Blu,
the acts of benecolence have partaken of the desi
MES of the one who she'd them around her. The
higher the planet the warmer It beams, and the more
life it sheds upon the world. | alluded jus. now to
the balls and 10 Tess officially presented to their
maiesties. II l were sovereign / should hate
lowers and dancing, because Of the obligation Of
seeing so much OF both.
In htte provincial town where was at
ball Of Prefecture, given to the Prince Louis
Napoleon, then P,esident of the Republque,
l witnessed his gracious manner OF averting
difficulty Of the kind monstrous nosegay, one of
those bouquets witch are tire gardeners fortune and
the agony Of tie land obliget to take them, was
offered with eaeerne.s to the Prince by lady of
the ball an s,de.de- camp put forth bis hand in
order to unbufdea che President, but he (having
with one look remarked the pretty woman and the
monstrouz nosegsy } had Of those courteous in
SEPARATIONS. viii are natural to him as his grand
ideas. Ma ,ame," said be- presenting in his turn
the nosegay, DO not return you your flowers, pre-
sent them to you"
The Empress. Eugenie stars at Biaritz, the air Of
which agrees marysllously well with ner health.
The Emperor will first set foot in Paris on the 9th
for three days only in order, as it is said, to
do the honors Of the apstal to the young King of
Portugal, and viii be Immediately off to Bouogne,
where every preparation is made to receive him.
And now, dear Blanca, that we have been much
occupied together about variety of things, let us
finish by that woi has so much attraction for q
roman-home comforts and elegance of toilette.
Eteganle Is an attracting perfume. Every woman,
like every flower, as her fragrance. woman must
be coquette in her dress, as she must be pretty
aud good without being Of il. These last lines
dear Blanca, are your image, which my pen has In.
ssinctively drawn But taste must be kept up by
fashion, as the hand must be kept in practice. I
will, therefore, seod you the exa,t detail Of our
toiietes, for when one IL fer from Paris, nothing is
more dangeronf than placing An implicit confidence
ia the fashions reads OF in the newspapers for
she latter are the slaves Of snopkeepers and trades
people, who bride them, IN or1er TO facilitate the
expectation OF their articles 10 foreign parts. OEs
bsccmes ridi ulous by degrees and without ones
Knowledge, instead Of which, correspondence with
woman Of the fashionable world, who sees and
pufs what che into practice, is the only means
20 avoid this inconvenience. 1t keeps 90 absent
fled Informed Of novelties Ia dress, aud the style
adop:ed by aliStocratic fashions and TINS will do
with you. my dear Blanca. just nov, as said be-