New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-22
GOSSIP FROM PARIS.

NJ. Gaillardet, in his last letter TO the Courier des
Etots Uais, gives the following interesting bits q
gossip from the great capital Of civilization sna
gayety:
Yesterday the Correctional tribunal for the second
time condemned lin 500 francs damages and hfteee
days imprsonment) the editor aud the pub'isher o.
Figaro on plant Of M. Jules Jsnn, the famous
feuieonist of the Debats who wages IN prosecutors
without mercy the vexatous war which the spitcfui
barber has declared against him. Figaro Is NOT aione
in being at war with Jules Janin FROM wnst nes.s
Yesterday at the Theatre Itaien 1t would seem that
he is attacked from the very heart OF the New Word
ITSELF and file Of letters from New-fork have been
addressed to the editor Of the Journal des Deba de-
mandng bis expulsion from that establishment, N
consequence of ae indiscreet feueton written by him
about Rachel and American democracy. Some OF his
denouncers have applied for his place-so hc as
me, and has offered to show me the autographs
a. Figaro has on bis hands another suit, which tho
Procureur General has entered against him, for pub
li.hing anecdotes little too free. II he Is con-
demned in this also, the conviction will involve tho
defnitive suppression of bis journal. He has S,5oe
subscribers, and makes so 900 francs year not; but
he who lives by scandal ia liable 10 die by it.
by MaSs%e %anoe de- Grsndo viii not treat Of poi
tcs, as was said. II is entitled Love an ~ 0Hnea
States and the publishing house called the New a
brary has refused TO print it, because it Is found TO DO
ed her su bec er proesso. Provoked by the scrupes
of French editors she addressed herself to the Begi
ans The Presse which published some chapters OF
her first romance on The Other World, did not wish
TO publish any Of the second
@The Editor. n-chef Of this journal, N. Emile do
Gardin tired of the loneliness in which he was left by
the death of his clever wife, il going to marry, they
say one of e fashionable beauties ofthe Paris salons
Her Miss Shepperd 25 or 20 years OF age, ana
possessed Of good round dowry, which, however, 70
lar from comparing with the fortune Of her bethrothed
who is worth at present nearly two millions. Mis-
Shepperd has the reputation Of having attracted tho
attention Of the Emperor before his marriage with the
Countess of Teba. Her mother, whe the WIDOW o.
a rich Engshman, has been more beautiful than the
daughter, and scandal has not spared her' Hn tno
updying worm at the heart Of vanity.
"Apother marriage, which caused no less astonsh-
ment and talk is that of Mile. Rachel, just arrived
from America and who IL already affanced according
to the bulletin to one OF her old adoers M Dessnant
e1- Receiver General Of the Department Of Rhone.
He il said to be worth three millions Of frencs Tho
great tragediepne must have accepted his hand -
repair the loss she incurred in her Transatlantic cam
pagn and TO avenge hersef the notorious treaebsy
which in her absence, seated Mile. Plessy Arnold On
the throne Of the Comedie FraDcase. 1t plain thai
everything in this lower world is, more or cs nearly
akin 10 comedy. Mile. Rachel, who 10 living retired
in the country 10 escape condolences and compliments,
did not assis at the reappearance OF her nval tho
Ri,tori. which took place yesterday evening at tho
Theater Italien. .,
her role Of Myrrha, but the crowd was not great.
Can be that the Parisian public has already become
satieted7 fear 80. Novelty Is an important condi-
ton of success for artist whose language one does
not understand, and whom can only appreciate IN
the pantomime Andtbe there ore longer at Paris
the crowds of strangers attracted by the Exposition;
and the townsman Of the Marais as web a. the shop
keeper Of the Quarter Saint Denis, likes to under
stand what be heas Music, alone, represents al
Languages.
'Giulia Grii who has not been heard at Paris since
ls48 resppeared at the Ventadour Theater days
before Ristoi She chose the role Of Semiramis for
the occasion, and was very much sppauded. But tho
plaudits were mingled with sghs, and those who knew
her fifteen or sixteen years ago said: 9sGnsr@
fnHtdta ab Md!" translate that into Latin ADem8
more obscure it viii be gallant.