The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-15

appauded the sawdust moothers and on their retrs-
ment insisted on their temperance, to receive, in
common with the more iustrious performers horse
back, renewal Of homage. The French portion Of the
audience appeared greatly tckled at this specimen of
Cerito has left Paris for st. Petersburg where the in
comparable ddnse is engaged for five months at the
Imperial Opera.
Insanity appears to be prevalent among the French
actors ride the suboined paragraph from Gditgnani:
vars the actor Of the Gymnase whose mysterious dis
appearance announced few days ago has not yet,
in spite Of the most active researches been dscove ed
After the performance of the Dem Monde in which he
personaed the Marquis de he shook his
rade Dupuis, by the hand and aluding to recommen
dation which the latter made to him at rehearsal in the
morning, said, "You right-coffee does not agree
with me- and after t. morrow will take no more' He
then embraced several persons and went home. He
there put his papers in order and destroyed great
Der OF letters and the portrait of female proved
by the pieces being found in the chimney About three
years ago. Vilars had attack Of apopexy and since
OF melancholy When he able to absent himself his
greatest pleasure to take lonely walks in the woods
OF Vile dAyry the banks of the Seine Neuily
II l. feared that in Of his walks he, in moment Of
temporary insanity, threw himself into the river
One Of the most popular performers at the Lyons thea
tre Authman the first comic dancer whose gaety and
humor have conferred several ballets has for
some time past given marks of mental alienation As his
alteration was at first perfectly and amount
ed only to eccentricy his friends did not think it
sary to place him under restraints but of late the matter
became Of greater gravity as he formally ann mnce1
that he and his wife had survived all created beings and
that in consequence he was called on from high to
put END to her existence and then commit suicide
police and Saturday sergeant Of police presented
himself, in plain clothes, at Authmans residence, and
endeayored to get him away. The dancer, however,
seemed to know that the stranger not TO be
and in consequence treated him roughly that the
agent was GLAD to withdraw rapidly. He after
turned with two other seycdnts de rille and only
after long struggle that the whole four succeeded ia
mastering the unfortunate artist and carrying him off
the Hospce d'Antiquile.
BY way Of advertisement for foreign artists who may
be tempted to give concerts at Berlin, journal which
appears in that city every Monday morning. called the
Fire Engine publishes the list Of eighty six grand indi-
genous expected during the ensuing winter.
This number does not include the of Ruders
dor those Of the ebcg chapel those for chart
table purposes, &c.
boards in the early part Of next month.
The Grand Opera at Paris is in dilemma of its
brightest ornaments, Mems Alboni and Cruvel and NJ.
Roger intend leaving Paris about the end of December
and the director kno not what bsutes TO obtain.
Mademosee Taglioni has just arrived at Vienna from
Berlin for the purpose of performing limited number Of
nights at the Kalnther gate Theatre
Recently the Duke and Duchess of Brabans were at
last present at representation at the Grand Opera Up
to that time the Duchess had always refused go there
II st. Caire the Duke of Coburgs opera, to be
performed The day before the performance the Dmperor
insisted being allowed to conduct the Duchess the
next day to the Opera The Duchess driven to extem
ties IepliedeYes will CO. but not for st. Claire -
nes" by VeIoi People here ADMIRE much the excellent
musical TASTE and above ALL the rankness of the young
Princess The Empress is said to have considered her
toeraby ndire, not to say rude.
All the London theatres open, but nothing
has been produced lately