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0etu 0rltans QaiIp Crescent.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMEGEr.
Gin Orleans HGoutg IIarka.
csEsossT o,rleE: 10; 70 Camp .trss.,

fas''@s evening No'. ~ l'9o.s
There was etfeeliDg, something o. suDdned
Tone IN moneyed circles Observable To-Day Inc
movements at the banks IN discounts were CORES
pohdlhg win tne income. lhefe vas report
started that the nank presidents were 70 meet ana
ho'a eoAVeneloh % ta&e INTO eonsldefasloh tae
preseh, position Of AFFAIRS. How 1t originated, OF
rom whence !. came, 10 matter OF indFherence.
On intfsry ~ the fountain beads ne were informed
That they anew nothing OF it. a meeting or con-
Fenaon OF bark PRESIDENTS Would not be Of much
service at this moment We never knew Of con
ventiono of bank managers making things better, be
eause they seldom arrive at any ananimfsy As mat
tiers in general have worked aloSg very well for two
days past, (saonday and to-day ne do not expect
any great change tight money market 2 strons
pressure, Will OF course attend tne current events
hnansiat crisis was pound 70 iohow 'ne uf'iinited
expenditures the nigh prices Of ianas and negroes,
the great propensity ior spending incomes oefofe
they were earned and the Crisis Whicawe nave sng-
Gested 70 eur community % guard aesainst ior swo
years past mas only been preeipitated syfhe result
OF the PRESIDENTIAL election. Negroes and land 81.
Vaaced irons ooeDioo tt. IN lsSs359 over prices Oh
ten years previous While cotton ana sugar did NOS
advance put . 1rlie over So fsct. WIN swo large
:
WV eaops VI sugar. Sas,Voo'ooV' say eosa'' sz4o'
ooooVo, - H't1''s n a'oasitla aaiu ei'sassippi
hase now papsf aloas IN He~ ofiealS amounting
70 si1''ooo,voo. W "o''sa hase nae q p7ssaihs
nioney lAs hes, pp,i'.os VI ~ pon.'s ~, 80
''' ~ o., s'ia' .'ie ~
m.sn eaiiuhs7s anu oonposuis. llue' = may II
yus - p'@oe ~ suss.e - "-y fsi9
'F .'1s - S'.'s y ~
,aa = p'iis pa3 - ilos'i."s =
- ~ " ,ses ~
"t,s ~ e'ss ~
paps. 80 ~ =, Pr. 70
NOW anu 'Nsn p'a'eu az i1e5io tsos, uuousI 'ieie
su,to ~ st.e WY y
VI oVeSoo d'e'
:, ine hAonanee hafAes opsheu 1oie1aDiy nssi5
ths morning, resniing u large transactions, sucn
as round amounts Oh eheeks on ne" iork ~ 4eg8
get dis.; COED sght drafts OUTSIDE from afg4 ana
8Sgl vet. DIS. Inc counter rate Tor cheeks was
steady at par. Inere were several large licks 7,
at dis Tor pank checks' rive DAYS slght o. from
- .. .:1 . -. 1aa ,,o
NJ ncliuatioh perceived W sehtue hto la 30 oPci-
ations. Sales of high grade were made on New
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SAVERS AND MAeE.--0ne of the principle friends
and patrons of Tom Sayers, whe has been mainly
instrumental in raising the large sum for Toms
testimonial writes to US to state that if Tom at
tions in his hands, nearly 9l00o will be withheld.
He says he undertook to raise the money receiv-
ing positive pledge from Tom not to Renter the
ring and many of the noblemen and gentlemen
who put their names on his list did so on his giving
them his word that Tom should not fight again.
We have not heard from Tom, but do not for
moment believe he will run the risk of offending
his best friends. EBells Life.
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flirt is like a dpper attached to hydrant-
every one is at liberty to drink from it, but no one
desires to carry it away,
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. NoYernbef ~ 1854
Arrived since yesterday So head Of Western Beef
Cattle, IL Mich Cows, l55 Attakapas Calves, III
head of Sheep the market for Sheep Is very dull,
with 900 on sale. Hogs scarce. We now quote
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Insurance Companies.
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,

". 5545
Northeast corner NatcheE md Camp street,
Inn nfRsa Shaw
J. H. Wheeler ..acraasy
MERCHANTS MuTuALsINsuRA NOE COMPANY, No.
},l PSu,9er stoa:;,.z P5ssdsas @
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY. No.
l06 Canal street. ~
!; Tpy V
CRESCENT MUTUAL, INSURANCE COMPANY, corner
Thomas A. Adams. President.
George Jonas
LOUISIANA MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY, Southeast
corner Camp and Natchez Streets
g lres1dent: 5.
A. GarIiete y
SUN MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY, corner Camp ana
Common streets
James 3 Deaegre. yies President.
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY No. 3 Ca
Schneider secFstnry
DELAWARE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Fhila-
INSURANCE COMPANY Of The Valley q Virginia
pS S5sas NJ 8 d1 pR l, KsgRSoE ANNUITY truss
Il poane. General agent.
4 IIaaieat, r Rodewald, = By1ne Directors.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY; aud
aTNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. J, S. copes, u
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, Conner of oaaal and 81.
Charles streets.
A. Chapela President
John A. Crawford =. . SeeretlEs.
H 9PE INSURANCE. COMPANY, corner Of Exchange Piaee
and Canal street. 1888
Henry Peyrhaaa President.
s. Pnssan.., President
Louis BNrisstt.
STAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. once, q 81
Charles strees.
A Placde RarstaI =. PTssdsslf
STATE MUTUAL IYsuE1saE coa}lsY
Ss tsAHip street.
Ed. Ganucheau. President.
\. Pieoat. Secretary.
nEMIJoHNs-l # \ ssqe gslsss tor sale by
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GALVESTON AND MATAGoRDA BAY.

To sail THU RSDAY Nov, 90 atsA NJ
~E1z~ GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY.
WTffH New Orleans and Texas United Mail Line
The superior coppered and copper fastened
ship Mexico W. II. Talbot leave as above,
carrying the United States mails freight only apply On
board to
l. C. HARRIS Manager
81 Camp street.
steamship of this line will Thursday Sum
day mornings for the above ports. n26
|
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KEY WEST AND HAVANA

TO sail on FRIDAY Nov 30 afsAM
~E1r1 NEW ORLEANS, FLORIDA AND
NMFhME6 HAVANA U. 8. Mail Iine-For Key West and
ssss Havana via Pensaeola, Apalacbicoa ST. Marks,
Cedar Keys Tampa Bay and ManaeeTe superior coppered
and copper fastened steamship Atlantic, s. Cowell,
COMMANDER VIII leave above carrying the u g. mails.
For freight having superior accommoda-
tons for passengers, apply on board, TO
l. C. HARRIS Manager, 81 Camp st.
Freight 10 Apaaehicoa St. Marks and Tampa Bay subject
to ghterhge at steamers expense but the risk Of the
signees
current in New Orleana. n2G
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RAILROAD TRAVELING.

Extra special trips when required night by notifying
the conductor. Fare S. per trip.
The Steam Train Rl at GENTLY Station when notified
except however mail trips Fare 10 each way
Conductor must be notified before the train STARTS
omnbusses leave Canal the Depot every Ave min
ates.
my1 q. PANDEItY, Superintendent
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FOR VERA CRUZ
N EW YORK.
BRAzos SAN GO.

To sail on FRIDAY, Noy. 80, 1850 at o'clock A. N.
sFzzA NEW ORLEANS AND BRAE0S SAN
w ES TIAGD U. s. Mail Line-Eor Brazos Santiago
Indianoa-The superior iron steamship Arizo~
Smith, commander will sail above, carrying The US
mails For freight having elegant accommodations
for cabin and eerage passengers, apply board
l. Q. HARRIS, Manager, 81 Camp st.
The Arizona Austin will hereafter leave here for the
above nnrts Friday morning n23
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STEAMSHIPS.
APALACH ICoLA.

APALACHICoLA.
1zE<zv FOR APsLACHIC0LA, DIRECT
MIkJgkGs The Apaacht0la and New Orleans Se8m Eavi
4n~s's-H CATION ConpaHy's and elegant steamship
HIOr1na, o. o. Nelson commander will leave Tor the above
port this seson follows from the Steamship Landing
A. NJ.
Leaves Araachcola The It'll 7tb and 10Th Of each month
rare between the following places ard New Orleans:
goinmbus sla %
shaIa IT %
r9t daines and Banbdge.. IS 10
Woodsie BellVne ard Ghattahoocha. Is 90
FROM new orleans 10 Apalachicola IL 90
Tickets 70 be had board the ship my Chaisaoo
cha liver steamers and at the Offices of the Agents
JOHN a. MITCHELL.
a. @=a No. ~ P0ydfas street, New Orleans, la.
ALBERT DODGE,
n2s En- No, AZ Water street, Analaelicoia, Fla.
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of j. 2 .Sna g4lons Tor sale by
~ S. D. GRATIAA & CO.
os g Customhense street.
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cR9gegE5r OFFICE. No 70 Eaxp srnrvy
~ euhesfa5 Morning. Nov gs Is;0
CoTToN. "a good demand again nrsvs;las -
terday, and resulted in sales Of about IN sao ,e.
at easier prices for MiddIng and lower grades. We
now quote as follows
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lar. j. BORDLEY. PHYSICIAN and DENTIST,
~ has returned to New Orleans, and taken los
Poyas str, ct between Camp and ST. Gha he's the building
of Guys rompe of Art.
Special appointments be made for any hour ana will he
al his Office night aud day. ma I'm
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fsHERoAEE REMHDx..-AN UNrA1LINo


era Alternative aud Blood Purifier,
This Remedy cures when all other preparations fail.
entirely unlike other medeine prescribed for
Irgs being prepared from Roots Banks and Leaves
form Of a pleasant and delicious Syrup
BIt Is natures remedy for Gonorrhea and elect
Structure and is especially recommended for Fiuor AL
Whites in Feales9 or this complaint it is Invaluable
AAs general Alternative and blood purifier il has equal
fail ScrotuR Secondary Syphilis GlaudG.
wengs Mercura all Eruptive Diseases curing
speedily permanently than any other medicine known
purifying and cleansing The bood-cauSng
ali original purity and yigoF, thus removing the
all impure and pernicous which have induced
disease.
n all old of Gonorrhea and elect that have bafed
all medical skill 1t especially recommended, old
fails and ones IL in three
positively all sealdng heat, chordGe and
pain.
b business
a55eIt requires assistance from other medicine.
Rss-It lay the letable the counting room,
without its being suspected remedy for private DIS
eases.
E treatise on Vensrea disease directions for
then permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
ETeFor full particulars get Gcnar FREE from any drug
store In the United States.
kiyIt atretail 81 per bottle three bottles
by responsible druggists and dealers in medicines through
States and wholesale by all wholesale drug
gis;s. - . ,,,,-, -, ,,,z. - r,
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Nos q and l5l Ghartres size
Wholesale Agents for the South.
nSyZSold by all Druggists. al6 ly&W
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GPRING HILL INSTITUTEs AN = PISCoPAL
- Boarding School, miles from MOBILIZE on the She'll Road
The Fifth Annual Session opens LIST October.
The Course Collegiate and thorough Boys prepared
o College for business; remaining long enough they
through regular College Course in the Classics Mathematics
Natural Sciences, The French, Spanish and German LAM
also form of the regular coursehe former
eay being taught spoken language by Professor from
Paris.
Spring Hill TOO we'll known for the extraordinary snhry
f its climate and the excellence Of its citizens need
ineut. Parents may rely this institution afordng
reliable home for their The principal proprietor,
Episcopal Clergyman native of Annapolis Maryland gives
h Hs whole duty
For catalogues, giving terms, ETC.. apply at this Office
Is For further particulars, address
a REV. J. j. NICHOLSON Mobile Ala
q Ri Rev. Bishop Polk, New Orleans.
Il Rev. O. s. Hedges New Orleans.
Rev. DIR. Lewis, st. Francisville.
Rev. r. r. b. Trader, Thibodaux, La,
Is Rev. g. ". Sekney Houma, La.
Richard Fowler Esq, Aiesss Pritchard ( Fowlerl New
< Orleans.
Col. A. W Bosworth New Orleans.
A F. A. Wie Esq., 6es.rs. r. Geddes & Co.. New Orleans
j. j. Noble, ESD, Nfessrs Riyes Battle & Noble} New
Orleans.
And the patrons Of the School generally whose
s Be found in the Catalogue. o29 Int
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POSITION OF TIE BANKS OF NEW ORLEANS ON
Saturday ty4rY ieeE, commencing with NE financial
commercial gear Of he ci on s ld day Of September 1850
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THE SAVOY QUESTION.

Napoleon's Remarks 70 tho Savoyards-
Interesting Diplomatic Notes OF n. do
Th0uvenei, the French Minister. &c.
Inc Paris Aonsteur Of April % publishes the follow
ing account OF the reception BY the Emperor Of depu
tation of the provincial councillors Of the principal towns
fellow citizens the subject Of the annexation Of Savoy
The Empress and the Prince Imperial present ct
the reception.
The President Of the depuatou Count Gre6S do Belle
combe, read the following address 70 hin Majesty
ADDRESS 10 THE KMPKROR.
Sre-ln approaching your Majesty first sentiment
dominates us all 1t b that Of our profound admiration
whole Of France has known how TO increase stl
her glory and her prosperity.
Sire 30 many natural bonds, % many glorious remi
niscences unite Savoy TO France that she trembed with
hapne when the august word Of your Majesty gave the
hope TO our country that che about to be called to
its legitimate sovereign.
One single anxiety has alone hitherto impeded the i'm
puse-the fear Of seeing dmembered favor Of SWitzer
land nationality compact by affection and by 90 many
links Of every description.
The provincial councillors who represent SAVOY have
charged us, Sre to place at the feet Of your Majesty the
earnest prayer 10 shield country from such misfor
tune and the municipal councillors Of the PRINCIPAL towns
have wished TO join their Populations to ours
Srefour Majesty will appreciate the reserve fmpoeed
upon constituted DO dies upon who have ALWAYS been
faithful subjects of their Kng they will be Of your
Majesty But after the acts Of the Government Of the
King We may, doubtless, be allowed TO address to your
Majesty the expression Of the sentiments entertain for
France near which Savoy will find not only grandeur and
glory, but also the sympathy and safeguard Of al her
moral and material interests.
From the shores OF Lake Leman 10 the valleys OF Mont
Gents those who have been honored with the votes OF their
fellow citizens have fastened 70 your Majesty 70 express
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Our Paris Correspondence.

Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, March q, 1850.
austrian altitude 7bscars Enthusiasm ofe Poo
pie fire Prouinccs-F yrmness Of tie French Empuor-
Jealousy Of e Great PoUrs-Aaissde of Rssssia- Victor
Emanuel dndhe Pope-1A Inhabitants Of the Roman
States Petition Victor Emanuel for Proteticn-A Bloody
Struggle Anticipated Warlike Preparation in Aussia
and Handicapped Visit Of Prince Napoleon to
Amsrioa-TAe Pope Encommunscates Victor EmanusL
1hreatesin0 Aaitude of Switzerland, dc.
The most important event Of the past week has been
without the protest of Austria regards the accept
by King Victor Emanuel Of the annexation Of the
Duches The King has not only accepted but he has sig
ned his pleasure at 30 doing and Austria loudly protests
putting at end to all diplomatic relations between
Sardinia and herself and showing by her attitude that she
ready for another shall further along notice the
tremendous preparations now going in veneta, a.
though supposed that nothing more could be done
in that line than had already been duly attended to-
Herewe have excitement enough. The King of Sardinia
having coded by treaty Savoy and Nice the Emperor
Napoleon or rather to France the people Of those prov
nces are pleased and take every occasion to show IT, But
this will not answer for England Her rantng House Of
Commons does not zee at to allow France
and Sardinia to settle amicably q matter that
regards only them 80 discussions Of . most
vcxng nature for the country kept ups to the disgust
Horsemanns Pees and such Try they, like the horse,
smell the battle ar off, They see the Rhine torn from
Prussia, Belgium becoming the property Of France, and
then they quake for themselves, with the insane
fears they have often and ludicrousy betrayed
during the last few years. The consequences Of such
course of conduct are Inevitable. Germany takes the
alarm and thinks seriously that she is menaoed and so
feeling of Unnecessary uneasness has been raised The
Emperor Napoleon pledged the Frenchpeope that in
Of the formation OF great Power in Central Italy he
would by annexing Savoy protect his frontiers he
now has other course TO pursue. The country dis
pute has been coded him. and he viii take possession Of
IT, It worthy Of notice that alarm created when
Austria coded Lombrdy, but forsooth because Sardinia
cedes Savoy and Nice the sarmss predict no end
of unhappy consequences All this but the result Of
jealous fear that felt by the meaner nteects among
England statesmen.
There can exist no doubts upon the intentions OF the
Emperor Napoleon. He finds impossible To please ALL
and so he will begin by pleasing his people, This is
wse the as he Is perfectly justified the course
be is pursuing deputaton OF Savoyards is nov here
and was received yesterday by the Emperor. The depu
taton presented address TO his Majesty respectfully
protesting against the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF Savoy as il was
we'll known that his Majesty, with desire preserve
perfsct undo rstandng upon the question was willing 10
ccde that portsp Of Savoy that Switzerland claims
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fAFuS, AArCH II, IoOO
annexation Of Sdcoy and Nice Excitement on the
Bcw~-7he Opera in Paris GaHantvy Of Napoleon III -
Splendid improvement in he Champs Elyscs-Lamarties
ries upon the Saroy Question in ls47-Condition ofNa-
ples-Speculations Of tie krat Pary-7ne Trial Of I've
Bishop Of Orleans-le Prince Imperial Nearly FIRES
Ne ni1eries, dc.
The annexation Of Savoy and Nice has ceased 10 be
question. II 10 now storical fact Yesterday, the
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IMPORTANT POSTSCRIPT.

have just received piece Of most startling informa
ton which viii sadly 0ompicate affairs here in it is
correct, which believe b:-1Ae Scis government Is
said to Aaue sent troops to occupy CAa6lais and kaucsy
This is Of course, defiance Of France which daring
and irrational to force the conclusion that Switzerland
acting in reliance upon some great Power at whose
stigation the act was undertaken.
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Treaty of Peace Between Spain
and Morocco.
Approaching Settlement Of the San
Juan Difficulty.
Or London, Paris and Berlin
Correspondence.
THE INTERNATIONAL" FIGHT,
h., ke., ke.

I The steamship Prince Albert, Capt Prowse, ar
sived at St. Johns n. F., on Monday last She left
Galway on Saturday the 3lst ult. Her news is one
week later than that by the Niagara.
TIE mails by the Niagara reached this city early
ON Tuesday morning: Our dispatches by her give
~ Photographic view Of affairs in Europe to the
2kth nit
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bus cauno hep regarding wA u ease squal Indignation
the condition Of the white slove In EnSlAnd (Hsar,
hear He quoted Of hte girls fourteen yesrS Of
age working twenty three, twonty four ana twenty nve
hours In succession and compared the case Of the hard
worked members Of Parliament with them He ssjd
ave complain bitterly Of the hours Of this House and IL
come at four, with liberty to 70 away and dine 1t
seven and then don't get homo till two In the morning
we cay, what terrible nights work We have hadp "A
sleh) Well, then, think OF the poor child between tbr
teen and fourteen between and eleven not able TO
80 away 10 get . good dnner-not sitting while
~ WORK upon three soft cushions, but stand.
ing upon her poor, tired little legs for hours
sIa compare her work with ours We complain OF the
aoors which We undergo but a. compared with our e
ners the lne OF the damned Hear hear J" Mr. Roe
wv. oltsa me case OF one person. lad, thirteen or
louenIwno worked once three days and three nights,
ana sgan for thirty seven hours, without ceasing.
NOW, says the honorable member, 81 ask you, the
gentlemen Of England, If you will bear this And they
eid rot seem inclined to bear it, for he got 226 votes IN
iavor OF the BILL and only 80 against It, Every man of
spark OF humanity must rejoice that the measure be-
come q law.
The Ssyers and Keenan, "ml" IL taking such hold of
the public mind that farce has been got up
called "B. B ," after the Benica Boy The ludicrous
Bobbln for the veritable "B B." OF Benicia II is said
that half Of the House of Peers and many of the Com
mons VIII DO at the fight on the near ap-
preaching 10th OF April. l have not yet been
Informed whether the Archbishop OF Canterbury
or Lord Shntesbnry will be of the bottle holders
There are vast numbers that depore an event and
wish that could be prevented but IA
TO time, place and line of railway are ali arranged
said that 81 will be the price of admission 10 the
ring to witness the affair wish could write on higher
and more enlightened and enghenpg topics but we do
not guide events, only narrate them.
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ellie could give immense lustre TO the young dynasty But
Napoleon has no help in this quarter Mrs. Howard, the
ship lived with him IN the Rue Dc CIRQUE, and IS now nil
lonare and an honest woman living with her husband
could in point Of mind have made him better Empress
than beautiful Eugene.
The Savoy aepuaton are TO dine with the Emperor on
Sunday next
Two carriages against one another on Tuesday, near
Arc de PEtole which caused the upse&tng Of OF them
and lady tumbled out not hurt but MORALLY alarmed.
The Emperor happened TO be passing by in open
crowd to offer his assistance to the unfortunate lady It
Madame de Belfort, but abe blythe
shock as not 70 be able express her regnon Of his
Majesty q galantry. Napoleon has been rendered
spicuous in . new rSle.
Some days since an auction occurred At the auction
Of l. n. Bonaparte 1t was little thing, representing the
chateau OF Arenberg, In Switzerland. with young shep
essS sy hing sss on ps
fusion is made 10 it. It was sold for 735f
Works about be commenced directly for the pur.
pose Of rendering the Champs Eysees truly something
similar TO our notions Of Garden Of Paradise The
whole Of the right side Of the leading from the
Place de Ia ConOorde 70 be laid out in gardens terraces
fountains ana beautiful parterres. theatre which is
to the Cirque Imperial, called the Boues Parisienne
ID 70 be demolished, and more suitable erected in
neshborhood Of the great arch o friomphe the csne
de "a creme Of Paris
The agitated state Of the political atmosphere b,s left
small room TO speak Of theatricas without which,
however, Paris would be Paris 10 its denizens Prince
Poneaovsks Prince de Medicis has been an extraor-
declared
are passages in il worthy Of any composer living or
dead Nine Pence, at the Italian Opera, when perform
ing in Oteo had her dress ignited while standing too
near the oogh One Of the choristers 1t once rushed
forward and crushed out the fire. but her agitation was 30
extreme At the discovery Of her danger that she has
since been unable 70 resume her duties. very pretty
thing has been introduced the Francais entitled Ie
Ecu du Convent" Is by N. Theodore Berriere and u
az gracefully written as Il 10 admirably played. The
Count de Savernay, on being len widower, puts his
daughter into convent and resumes his dsspated bache
Tor life. Accidentally fre at the convent returns his
daughter TO her home, no longer girl, but lovely
res, and was not for approaching duel would set
down with his daughter and taste the joys Of innocent
domestic life. While thinking Of the possibly unpro-
tec.ed state in which he may leave his daughter, dc
Aerrie ayoung man, arrives, whom he bees TO remain
Il the worst should befall him.. Left alone, the embar-
rassment Of Merrel and the young lady is very amusing,
and played only could be played ON French boards
The finale may be anticipated Hymen steps In between
the youthful guardian and his ward, and the father re-
turns rnscathed 70 bless them.