, 1859-04-15
paFI*Fnn G04stp.--Prcvalcnc of Dc.
1auchcry--TieN New Dancing Favor.

lCvsrr,; ;olIencc " tie Ncs l,:rk Tlne.1
rAEts. March II.
sThs+d + oryic' The famous cry uf II. de
CassaSnne vas hurled III the Dulleinla,ls Of tho
lit,Ie rrrss. thu tahs rr'o:!,< ef literature fur
their rer.lEy in obsccnl,us, aid tllcir c1an,orng
after personalities. We III turn. may lurt it ut
the orgies Of the carnival, the reyriries If the
masked ball. the drbauclers Of the private cab
met. Even in hiG, places the noisy riot goes
on. 1t the Palace, vi the Ministries. noble la~
dies. in tIe.hculorel Coverings, represent half
clothed Bacchantes. with flowing bowls and its-
tive sougs. Ienuses. with yolupluuus lx,ses and
aninru.s jrsts false Ee>ials ouira:,inE the n,en-
cry If their ancestors, and Dia1,a> more re-
>.nb'in1 her of rni;ier*, than that nillcE onc Of
thu Wt,,u.. aI!;e same noble ladies' seek Costumes
i'll which lie charms Vi tlcl. r"r>on can be e4-
puscd. Thc sEou!der-picce Of q sorec dress,
thc last ytsisc Of uludr>ty, that transparent Bit
ii .ausin that stood alIcsoscalls between de-
e.ncv aaj hl,si': have disappeared, aud dress
Is have heen seen in public p!are> I'll. horizeu-
tally acrn>s. frou arm pit to arm pit, ita;n5
the eutirp arm and shoulder absolutely frcs,
VI, ,Eyc seen rttu1n the time wl,rn tavorte l,ac-
c|an,r Vi tt" Palace is the t,',ed and ruyrd Of
The feminine wertu. IA VT nut tlcn cry, ST.
!tncr t~,it
,suai> II liz Grand upcra 1llc carniyal stopped
It's Jrselrs for short bseaiug spell, and 1Vr :,
sea>en ot cruciii1iou I'll ti>l and bread We
ar, i, hayr sort If 4''.s' peace till The arrival
nj Mid Lent, 1lra: halfway house between s"ale-
,ta:,.. anal .,.'5s -tt1Sss. One of the events uf
tie tarnlr: was thr discovery Of Il ncw Terpsi-
cno,cln .,;lsr1l Since the days Wien Nadaud
sang the Elorits Of i'u.!Are. Celeste. NoEador
unl Tiara the Olympus Of the Gt-II On'Ta has
l"rn vacant fur Ki:olrstc is but faint shadow
Vi l!ese-Niui. finine l'ntket,e usd Sopris. the
inu>: Vulgar "f im!ta1ors. Ati these. and the
trinity ol Nalard tc>id., urc replaced III the sole
pcr>rn Of the new divinity.
This yoddrss ot tue c1"-,1n il called Narcnc-
rite IL llnEuenul1e, On nccount Vi hrs prcll!tc-
ton for the costume Of the ancient Prpiestant-.
Where she came troul, or what her condition in
kIt j. h ..;1"Inn- The 1ilan who has nut sven
her ROSE. yiilrFs .....;; toward the ceiling, has
scen notllin: Imagine saugLtts, nervous.
rollickln= creature ri Twenty-Five, wnb figure
1srr III. medium height. straight and well.
furlucd, rally: leu3 and .1iit:;.yue face. hair
fnc teeth. Her face is pleasing, nul j; is not
laudsome. il is the dancing, tc movement ot
thu w.iuau. I 4at eii1rms and eltctrities. When
Sue moves over tie Etcr the crowd opcns right
and left, and allows her and i.rr escort Of honor
tu nass in triumph. When el,e dances it il u
succession Of flashes Of Lightning congrcre
rockets.
In looking at her. one would think her pos
scssed Of devils. Shr quivers. and tremblcs.
aud bounds, rs if she were ball Of India-r1,L-
Der that had trouble to keep in conact with the
Hpor As tie quntl1ilc advances she usuw :
more and more excited, until she arrives Ut ,he
forward one" Of the rdt:r4rtNt. Then the
crowd closes in aud the excitement runs IN to
white heat. The turn Of the Hu:uenot comes.
and she starts of with series Of intarnu,atory
movements, perfectly indescribablc. in which
.{.- nt4s apA Hl,ich III ..,r
sonifcalion Of poetry and gracefulness. Then
she bring. her bodyfnto straight line and, ..
above her head to q most astonishing height
and soon follows it with the other, keeping time
Eith the music in this most da1ing Of gymnAs.