New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

Ply. cast "a Par, 10 tie present. sense, 1 Don.
doubt.
Ia one Of the dramatic versions Of "Uoce
=" Toms CABIN" that had such success with PAR
si,n audiences few years ago, remember q scebe
it was at the GG,tf ,hiEk-wh-re number Of
,lave ca.chers atteup. - N,egar River jos.
above the Fall IN d boat Of when the unhappy
Tcp.y j. steer Vcmsa. The :" Intelligent Te,1cr
-spf there = DO other need hot be tod that the
"hum"r Of the thing con.isted IN the enguli-
u1ent of the wicked ba Of save-huni-rs tee sac
rifce of Icpsy, no. 10 her benight~doe's, rather
enjoy ed the fun, sDd persistetiy steeref toward
that result, being ." but detail s. the French
.sy) by the raging cataract. The width Of the
stage berg 700 CONTACTED 10 permit forward mo-
iion OF ID, boat during the ten mlnutes Duration
If the exciting scene, That vehicle reH aloed nearly
stationary while the river, steadily running back
ward, brought up the Falls just a, the rlgbt mo-
nent, and gobblrd up the boat and passengers,
with exactly the effect as though tie natural
course Of thin "a and Niagara River bad been OBJ
served. All want to say Is that going against toe
chrOr illogical course oil things from tbs thursday
morning back 70 last Sunday evening, sn ar
rived ut the Grand Military Feast OF Napoleon III.
II would be sbout as easy 70 describe Niagara
Fss ss 10 describe al that gorgeous spectacle Of
last Sunday. IL stretched over three miles, from
the Piace de Ia BastiHe 70 tie Place dc Iend6me.
The performers numbered 20 600; the great drama
OF the drama originally announced BY Imperial pro-
crsmme as a revival Of Venice Preserved" was
at their besd the spectators number ed seven times
20 COO, at the most moderate calculation; the dec
orstGDs were got up "regsrdless OF expense,
and, generally, with considerable regard to taste;
The special scenes and incidents OF toe OCCASION,
evil AID military aid both, were in turl touching,
lao ghable, serious, cOnic0 serious, and unemotlon-
ally interesting. find, by geOmetIical calculation,
that toerably faithful, complete, literary repro.
duction of this show the reduced scale OF line
to the foot, would occupy 1000 hoes. ! measure
from The Bastllle 10 the NeDd0me Column, down on
the tight band sidewalk, up by the etthaDd aide.
walk, dO.n through the middle carriage way, up
by the left hand range Of windows, BALCONIES,
house rCofs and chimney tops, down by nRht-hand
ditto and ditto sll over again, from Nendome Col
umn TO the Bastille, by Rue de Rlvoli and Rue 81
Antoine There 10 nothing extravsgant in this
seemingly absurd calculation. Every foot OF the
way was full Of fes,al sights and sounds; flags.
stIeamers, drsperies, gllded masts, triumphal
arctes devices ID all shapes and colors, triumphant
SOLDIERS OF all arms numbsrless multitude OF Pa
rissns IrOyincals and orei. Ders, all IN their hob
day suits; the earth shaken under the tramp Of
horses and the roll of coDqIerng and conquered can
non and the air shaken with the blare OF trumpets,
and the clash Of cymbal-, and the roll OF drums,
and The unceasing surf.like swell of rising and fall
ing multtudnoGs VACCINATIONS.
The most faithful and direct account OF the Jtte
is ODDLY enough, 10 be read ~ the official Monneur
of lsst Monday morning The best and most
readable repre-, entations of the general scenic effects
that have seen ale the aDtcipstory accounts OF the
ftte gwen IN the London journals of last Monday.
For the consolation Of the curious, L give
notice here, that the procession was photo
gIsphed at different points on its passage. The
Emperor and bis brilliant staff stopped before Dis
ders Establishment on the Boulevard des ltallens,
to be SO taken, am told.
Whether it wss that was among the crowd on
the sidewalk ST the time of the entry OF the
CrmeaD troops and was comfortably seated above
them at n friends window lest Sunday, or whether,
which is the less probable explanation, the enthu-
sas III had been this time discounted In advance oy
familiarity with tie returned heroes at the camp Ut
St. Maur was half tempted to think that there aas
lees feeling exhibited at the triumpha entry OF these
Italian than Of those Crimsan campaigners. doubt
greatly " neither any nicer judgments on the cause
AID results of the two wars had much t. do It.
The Emperor was greeted with very considerable
applause vocal chlTolOglc and canbrlc. But TIE
shouts were louder, the hands caPped more sopor-
ousy. ard the handkerchief waved more violently,
when some Of the distinguished Generals, like
Mcmahon, and FCrey, and Canrobert, passed; or
when some regiment with its flag torn t. honorable
sbreds and its ranks tbinned to half their com
plement went by; Ioudest and meet enthusiastic
were these manifestations when the Austrian flags
aud the long lie of Austrian cannon went past;
IT. Zou6Ves, aid the Zouayes dogs, and The wild
locking 1urcos Gust because they were wild
loobiug). came next in order of approval, with 80
much of the tbrong as could see and hear
At the Place NeDd6me, When the army dedled
between Napoleon Ill that is, and the heir, more
or LEES apparent Napoleon ". that is to be, if luck
holds, ard under the bronze coat flaps OF Napoleon
/. that way, the finest scenic aud sentimental
effects were pr, duced. l do not see them. They
are as faithfully reproduced as pen and ink can
give them in numberless newspapers Another
scene, which did not see, reported 10 me by Il
French Irlend who DID, ard which is not repro
ductd in any Of the Newspapers, was this: There
came up the Rue 81 Martin Il poor w0man's
funeral, half dozen honest mourners following the
hand borne bier; the crowd and the hedge Of
soldiers on tbs tight hand sidewalk directly made
al opening for the SD procession across the Boue-
wards, and the National Guard and the popular
crowd dire city made Nh opening for II on the OPP
poste sidewalk, and 30, through a dense mass of
The people all of whom stood respectful with un-
covered heads, the poor dead and the poor mourn
ers went GRAVEYARD. Ten minutes after came on thr
Cent Gsrdes and The Emperor and the patriotic
enthusiasm.
Some pc ople noticed, most people dii not notice,
the absence of that victim OF the irregular verbs,
Prince Napoleon. He figured you may remember,
most unf'iy, in The trunpbal entry OF the Crlmesn
troops. Last Sunday morning be took horse early,
and rode opt Of the crowd and the triumph IN ds-
contenttd mood, over 70 Meudon, where old Je
rome hives in Summertime.
have not pretended TO describe the idte or It's
decorations. but cannot refrain from speaking Of
the ext, mporised Mouunent raised on the Boulevard
~ the head Of the Rue de la Paris. IL was, il
msy so speak the symbotioaiiest thing ever con-
ceyed. On heavy base or pedestal supported
by plaster limitations Of Austrian cannon, Sat land
stll sits) an unc lmmony stoutlooking woman Gin