New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

II tho first theatres Of the metropolis aoA IN ruak,
no specia note Of the grouping, the " compositioo'
Of the actors in every Of regular stock piece
We come TO frequent instances where the stage pro-
seBts 10 the spectator series Of pictures BY tbs
first Of living masters. The ArcRtprisrs, now ia
rehearsal at the Francais which IL 30 succeed the
admirnbly-acted, pitfuy written, emiDently.mc-
cessfbl Due job, the new comedy of Emile Angler.
is costumed, that is, drawn and colored, by Mes-
sobier. Its scenic effects, with liie-size figures.
must be- cannot help thinking, far superior TO hs
ingenious microscopic marvels too ingenious, too
microscopic and too marvellous for true art doneou
board and canvas. At the BonGes Parisiennes you
may nightly the fantastic Imagination OF Gustaye
DOTe displayed in form and color. The abOminably-
scaDdalous diversion, aversion Of Goethe's Fanst.
as represented at the Porte st. Martin hast year,
was redeemed by ROuyieres yiyi6caton of some Of
DeacTOix's illustrations Of that poem. Ristor, in
Medea, and beliye, IN several other Of her grand
roles was dressed by AIRY schefer.
Thers's Inst volume, the seventeenth, b abeo-
lutty in press After two years constant announce
meDt the last of it's 800 pages has passed from his
hands to those of the printer. He purposes to write
now two supplementary vODmes, they say, on the
First Restoration and the Hundred Days. lcbaaoed
to see the snug, snug little man stlmping along on
the Boulevards yesterday. His legs not beng OF
the dimensions in which gods or men could be sup
posed TO take pleasure (see Psalms cxlyi hs stObs
or stumps ahead; with greater crural longitude his
GAIT would be sbambDg; bis head looks all trim and
sound, 90 though there might be twenty volumes In
it vet He is q siDgusry hale, tens 81 Totundas,
appearing little old gentleman; the current OF his
warm Southern blood not much chilled yet by the
frosts of three Winters. The numerous friends
of HE brother academician, Lamartine, we're
alarmed q few days ago by an accident which, iof-
tuDately, has already cleared itself Vt dangerous
consequences. STOPPING to pick up paper, Lam
rhine struck bis head against chair with slcn
violence that be fell faibting to the lo0r Inc re-
ult of the shock kept him to his bed for some days
ut danger ia past.
A scheme. devised by no one knows whom, prop
gated and commented upon by numberless menof
letters known and unknown, has been one OF inc
esser themes of talk of late The scheme, when
il. or was to take shape, / think, IN peuuon 10
the Senate was, or is, TO double the numoer Oh
academicians raising il from AZ to ~ > ImmorlaiS
ON the ground that since Richelleus time the met
lectual population, and consequently the superior
fine feuy of il. has doubled j should say that tho
netion if the scheme verify has got az forward az
that, is likely to get no further through the senate
than the petition for the preservation oi no Nono
temporal territorial wrongs. :. IN
II is stated that the Publishing Committee OF NO
First Eapoleon's works IA new volume oil wnich,
in plon's cheap syo FORM has just appeared) have
already in hand the incredible number Of 5000
letters dispatches bulletins, ETC., OF the great En-
neror and that vet more are expected TO come 70
E0bt from their jealous search. The printed work
threatens to extend to forty volumes.
Michel Chevalier the great free-trader, bad been
nominated BY the Emperor as S'nator OF franoe
The Paris colreepon deot of The London Times tele
graphs that the Swiss Eavoy Paris had handed 70
NJ Tbouvene protest agsinst any measure OF ssnex-
alton Of Savoy TO France; aud further that the sws
Goye,pment ould address note 70 the Powers who
signed the treaties st the Congress OF Vienna fer the
maintenance OF the status quo IN Savoy and sae guar
aniee of the utraty of Switzerland and Of portion
| Of Savoy.
The Sandman Government Is said to have assented
TO the dems nd Of France the cession of Savoy and
| Nice by special treaty between France and Piedmont
the treaty TO be folio we'd by the vote Of the Munich
| palities Of the coded teri tory.
The Paris correspondent of The London Times says
il is certsin that the order Of the French Army II
Lon hardy, TO be ready 10 march at q moments no.
| tice, bee beer couptermanded.
The Paris M0Rpeur announces that Government
had submitted to the corps Legsatf project for de-
voting forty millions of francs In loans to manufae
tuners for the renewal and Improvement of their ma
chDery, and another project concerning the modih
cations of Tie tariff for wools cottoDs, and raw ma
terials.
The Monifeur containr report by the Minister Of
War, proposing the idea OF war we've reeedng, 70
reduce TIE effective strength Of the battalions OF
the Chasseurs from to companies, the force whick
existed before 1853. The report is followed by de-
| cree approving of the Ministerial propo ition.
TIE French fleet hal been allied from Algesirss
The Paris correspondent Of The London Times says
that an sutogafh letter from The Emperor Napoleon,
| couched in an angry STYLE had reached King Via,r
Emanuel. The Emperor invites the King not to accept
| Tuscany in bis own name notwithstanding the receDt
test of universal suffrage. lie msy name prince Of
bis house for Tuscany, and according to the
report, be il debsrred from occupying the Romsgna,
which may be governed by vicar acceptable 10 the
Pore.
The Swiss Federal Council had addressed note TO
Pars and TuTiD protesting against the annexation Of
Cbsblis and Faucigpy TO France the treaty Of 1916
prohibits the cesston of the peufJalzed Districts OF
Savoy to any other power than Switzerland.
The Courier des ALpes announces that the frs, and
second regiments of Dragons had received orders 10
leave Lyons for Cbambery.
The Paris Bourse had been firm, and prices rather
higher, but reEtes closed dull on the l6th at s.
ITALY.