New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-21

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hered in order. No. costs 800 francs, No. q ="
fancp. and 40 on diminishing in price down TO No.
20. which NAV he had for l55 francs; the remaining
numbers are 10 b., told nj 10 francs each.
You may rend in the late daily Partisan prints tbat
the result of a correspondence between Minister
Thoyenel Of the Foreign Office, and His Excellen'!
Mr. Faulkner who still! abdes here ms representative
of all the United States is the Emperor's assent 10
the visit 10 Paris of the Baltimore City Guard, III
their quality Of an organized, uniformed mni'a'y
body .n,
Paris, just at present, and awaiting their ADVENT
il much taken up with the last weeks performance.
of Emma Livry in Madame Tagioni's new ballet OF
l., Pavilion. II We are to believe the theatrcai
feuilleonists in yesterdays and to-days newspapers
this dancing girls gymnastics are more 10 DC ad-
mired than the written poems OF genius. She u
sipeuary LIGHT, graceful, and muscular, and, 30 iar
q, the fact ia possible and the adjective applicable Ia
the case ehasie dancing-grl. She has been dancing
at the Grand Opera for year or TWO past; Dut hef
appear ance in this new ballet has inspired the iel
letopists with hitherto unheard-of paroxysmaIlc
aonrisbes of rhetoric in her praise. The steps and
figures are composed by TagOni, the music by Ohen-
bach. This composers Ortte aar Enters Is to be
played and sung tonight for the three hundred and
ourtcenth time at the BOufes Parislenne. His new
niece nj the Opera COmiQue lie ROt BdrkoU, Is lke
IN have great success The censors resisted its rep
resentation for q WHILE because in the story OF the
Gbretto il occurs that once on time dumb dog
was once made king-and turned out to be very
uncommon good king And thereby thought the
cenfors. hung some suspici0usly abusive wag OF !,
political tale. These same cens0rs nave prevented
the performance of AbOut's L'EducdtioR dun
Prince, which had been accepted by the reading
committee at the Francais Captain Bllierlln,
pleasant farce by the same author, drawn from his
pleasant story of Trente ct Quaronte, set people
laughing for many nights at the Gynnnase; and an-
other light piece by him and his friend Franclsqnc
Sarcy the Assassin, is in rehearsal at the paretts
Another author, who has had many successes at the
minor theaters of Paris NJ. Sirandin, has set him
self ND a. confectiODer in highly ornate shop in the
Rne de Ia Pair, which is one Of the nine days won
ders of the season, and where he is doing very
profitable business
To return for a moment TO GRANTEES. There is
low talk of new loan. People who look from
temperament TO the solemn side of things think they
see war in the near future, more imminent than II
was to them, two weeks ago. The rather iav0rlte
report of Last fortnight that Austria was recovering
from her obstinacy, and getting ready, in face OF
facts 10 look facts in the face and negotiate tor
sale of yenetia is now feared to be without founda
tion while that something is getting ready to hap
pen on her eastern and southern frontier Is growing
formidably likely. If F. Joseph ,oW risk every
thing, then we shall have fight
A rerort had been current tbst Lord Cowley had
rendered bis resignation of the EngiA Emoassador'
ship AT Paris but il pronounced unfounded.
Negotiations progressing favorably at Paris Tor
"A CONN ercial treaty between France and Belgium.
When terminated, negotiations for commercial treaty
between France and the Zollverein are TO be opened
The Emperor Napoleon had returned TO Compiegne
accompanied by Prince meternieh, the Russian
Envoy.
The Paris Bourse on the 9TH was firm but quiet.
Rentes closed at 69.10, ex dividend These figures
sbow an apparent fall of about II per cent, which l.
accounted for by the stock being now quoted with the
half-yearly dividend off.
The Moniteur publishes a circular addressed by
Count Pcrsigny the projects entering upon hi'
functions az Minister of the Interior In this circular
he draws attention to the generosity of the act OF the
oath November which he SAYS prepares the country
for tie peaceful exercise Of liberties whose develop
ment the popular throne Of the Napoeons Is bound to
protect. Count Persgny recommends the projects TO
neglect nothing TO complete the work of reconciing
parties.
Count Peisigny is reported to be in favor OF the
Corrs Ieeslatf and Count Morny against it. The
senofeal journals less positive III coptradcting
the rumor of dissolution. One Of the liberal Jour
nall hnksit would be better 10 postpone the dissol-
ton until il is seen whether the institutions work
Tie formation Of a 4th battalion which Is in for
ward state will add 1000 men to to the French
army.
NJ Poinsot President of of the Chambers of the
ImTeral Court OF Paris, has been assassinaed. Tie
following are the particulars OF the decd The de-
eeHsed was iIst-Class passenger by the night train
from TIoycs TO Paris; and, on starting, the only
rerson in the compartment. The murderer is supposed
10 have red il AT another station and TO have got
ont N some station near Paris The murder was not
discovered nj the train arrived at the Paris terml-
nus. NJ. Poinsot had been stabbed TO the heart and
robted OF ms pure and watch