New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-03

a ~ n.,formsnces Of bis Hreuenc's ard "l' OF
ts fropnrw p.0.s,.s annually heraded Afrioaim is
| .oSS i =, Il has been any time the last three
30 "a he brought out mkI season; ~ Is Sa'o tuf,
sesis' 'o".ntjy really sold the Ms. to the Grand
ee ha' The cause Of its delay to appear before the
oRcia .,,pposed to be the want Of that rarest glt
feote "a man sound tenor voice of sufficient
C s;e o mowers. A tenor, equal to the require
oftke modern opera, is as rare phenomenon
comet or Il good country tavern. And "nen
"a youchsafed to our ears, he can rarely - save
~. chest" in his nightly five hours struggle against
sbe waves Of harmony sureiug over HIN from 'uo
Srchestra. for more than five or sr years; n.,ar
Games 70 something nearer deificaton thah o.no. l
mo,tals and gets higher wages for his service 'na
,.rt, .t.tesmen or saints he gains hls orsoo auu
sho,.l;yed eIories at complete sacrihce OF niu'so"
:. tenor and deserves much indulgence Tor ns srio-
yspce Of capitals and salary. =" Inc leuo., a.: ;.,
ritt;ly saws sis the modem Pan ondcr "1 onsu IN
staI ces in which the music Oh Tue uay na' -
tenor, his exscting demands seem W -. W. S 49,
Eye do NOT 90 nowadays 10 the CIRCUS W sec
.,,.A.tor 6sbt with tiger but TO applaud tenor
s.mnri;1e with note raised thousand feet above
!. hn@su throat. The tenor is the gladiator; the
sas i the tiger. After FIVE years passed in the
.;,cus the eisdiator-the tenor, mean-utters ms
l,st cry and dies a martyr; he Is KILLED oy tue
Crchestrr, the composer and the pubhc; ana tne
AftOrneg. tJeneThI uOtb uOt fCCOSntIt ~ 90
30 interfere and prosecute the guilty. why, theh
smsrrel with tenor that rora ariS, IT. knowing the
Sreyity Of his life, he puts forth all MS enors 10
acquire fortune in five years, so 10 i've hohotd
NV as silent citizen when he Is dead ~ singer
Meanwhile Auber's Cher0i de Bronze which was
s,ritten and performed more than twenty years ago
as comic opera, is IN rehearsal al tne drahd
Dners the dialogue changed into recitative, and
nex muso added similar operation was success
suIv REFORMED on Fra DiavolO, with an Italian IL
bretto, in London last year.
Meyerbeer has also completed q comic opera,
which cannot be represented at present. owing to an
agreement he made some time ago with Scribe, the
distinguished dramatst and lbrettist, that he would
have no work performed at Paris until after the ap-
pesrance Of the above and frequently before men
Toned Africaine. And NJ. Scribe holds him to his
bargain, with all the tenacity that he has re-
Gently had lawsuit with the manager of the Opera
ComQue TO force the latter TO pl on the stage post
bum0us work Of Adam, for which Scribe wrote the
GUrds. The Court has decided that Adams notes
and Scfibe's words must be rebearsed and said and
sung or else Manager Perrin must pay heavy dam
ages, although Manager declares that the pub
le won't hear them, and adds that the public will
show their taste by their refusal There is no class
Of men 10 Paris who give more occupation to law
sers and Courts # Justice than theater managers,
dramatic authors and actors
Speaking of tenOrs, and the hOnors that do befal
fbem bis Holiness the Pope, Plus TX, has lately
made Antonio POegi and DOmencO DOnzelli tenOrs,
both the Itahan theaters knights of the order Of
Saint Sylvester; ard yet these Europeans laugh
over the naptness Of honorary demonstrations in ia
yor of sweet singers by New York firemen
Rachel is going to pass the early Autumn and Win
Ter at Cannes, already celebrated for its mild eli
mate, olives and archoues, the landing of Napo-
bon arriving from Elba, and for having an estate
f Lord BrOugham in the neighberhOOd
Rtsfori has IN Sngin sIa has
tspement for two months. at Madrid aud Barcelona.
While such Parsians as have tastes and purses TO
bear it, have been going lately to BayOnne to see
the bull fights there under the patronage of the
te Enpress-and really good and gentle that lady
IT, despite bull.fghts-a novel spectacle feebly sim
ulsting that sort of entertainment, which my Irish
friend calls feminine bulfght, has pleasantly ex-
cited the less robust nerves of numerous spectators
ut the Partisan HippOdrome. The Partisan Hip
podrome-which, by the way, or rather, out of the
Eay gesgraI Ihicaly is not in Paris, but some three
quarters Of a mile beyond the Barriere de rEtoie,
And which, still farther out of the way etym0l0gl-
eslly is not Just now HppOdrOme, bat ii Bowl
tnow, a great out-0'-CoOr Summer circus. The per
tamsrs in the new spectacle are, first six thin sided
beh cean-legged, long and sharp p-hOrned, mischlev
Ous-leoking COWS, agile as DEER then, as many
MUSCULAR agile men, dressed in snug fitting raiment,
each wearing, like jockeys at hOrse-race, adistnct
we cOlOE. ne peI1OImduCts, NulCu dEo tcuul NOly
curious to see, consist in the very vigorous and all
but successful attempts Of the cows to gore the men,
who provoke the contest and make hair-breadth
ncapes with ap altogether marvellous elusive viva
city and aertless. Now they let their four legged
sssalant come full drive to within few inches of
them, then make clean leap over her lengthwlse
from head to tail; again. at the very last safe half
second, they drop to the ground, and over them
dsshes the cow strangely enough, without harming
them. Now and then Jackets ripped up or cap
sszed by one of the sharp horns, but no gaver sc-
cident occurs. The most interesting part of ALL is
to observe the look and posture OF the cow, 50 SEEM
ing full Of deep thought and quick cunning, as she
waits at first calculating the direction aud object of
her attack. The whole subject is respectfully re-
commended to the speculative consideration of Bar
uum, or other enterprisng feOw-ctizen of the
msnsgirg and importing class. The performers,
biped and quadruped, are from the Landes,
department. in southwestern France.
A panic had prevailed on the French Bourse. All
Securities FELL but especially those Of the Credit
tioblier.
II had been asserted but contradicted, that after
fhs meeting of the Emperors at Stutgad, they would
PIoot ed to Paris and be there Joined Queen Ncto-
ma Pais letters say that Napoleon was very desrous
Of having such an interview, and that he would prob
ably suoceed ID inducing the Emperor Alexander at
beast to vsit the Tueries.
Fires were becoming alarningly frequent in Paris
Il ne lNO0!ttNT Onlce was uostrOyou.
II is stated that immense telegraph line is to be
immediately constructed from Msrseiles to Constan-
tptple by way of Corsica and the various Islands of
The Mediterranean.
TIE French official Bulletin des Lois publishes
decree announcing the concession TO Nous. NJ. w.
GDver, acting in the of the Intern ,tiona Trans
ahntic Telegraph Company for the establishment OF
submarine line between Bordeaux aud tue United
estes The concession is for forty years.
The Duke of Cambridge had visited the camp at
Chslons.
A general improvement in the trade of Paris is re-
ported; likewise further progress in the fall In the