New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
NEw-YOXK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER g. 1863.

great'st ana not yet quite exhausted success with
La Dame A"1 Camet,as, more than twenty vol.
nmes OF ifer novels, beside uncollected feuIle-
tors In thc. journals. The publishers have hardly
Ield mn as mucn for all These together, az tue
marersr f the GymDase has paid him for the
a'for's per csrsge the receipts brought to that
,ierter by one Of lis comedies
How substantial ttese authors rights are, will ap-
pear from the following strictly official statistics.
The whole receipts Of the Paris theaters-ipside Of
the old octroi wall and exclusive Of the Italian opera
FROM the lst Of April 1861, to same date 1862,
were IL ,19 ,o4l francs Of which sum 27 l7s frar cs
went to authors. OF these two sums the Grand
OTora (lesench) received ard paid out proportion
h'rger than any other theaer. The Cirque Imperial
paid the next, and the Francais the next to It,
lsIgest fee--the frat TO authors, the second to
wrtcrs. The distiDction between author and
writer is not without difference. The Messrs.
Pousard, Lava and Augier, all Of whom are writers
IN reputable sense, the first and last al acsdemi-
casense Of the wod received the past year So 600
literally earned, drots d'auteur. Now, at the old
sane year ending on last Al'.Fools day.
there was exhibited spectacle entitled
Rhotomago. which has less literary merit
if possible than Dion Boucicault's Colleen Bswn,
aud which threatens 10 be 40 we'll PAID for in its
very long run. For mp to the date last mentioned
l, had already brought 10 the author 5000. Ever
since that date il has been drawing and will draw
tonight, eager crowds TO the new house on tho
Place da Cbaletot, wbiiher It aud the scenery and
dauceIs and buttons Of the old Cirque imperial Of
the Bouovards have been renewed. Among more
tban 200 other pieces 10 which n. u Ennery tss
set his name as sole or adjunct author in the last
Thirty years, no ore hss paid him nearly Is much ~
this seusoess Rhotomago spectacle. And among
them Is Don Cesar de Bazsn, which Las produced
such benefits 10 honest Engliih ard American
managers, and such pleasure TO English and Amer
lean au0iences, undminished and unslloyed by con.
siders'ion or even knowledge OF NJ. ID Emery
authors rights.
lie Esrquess of Gambia, ex-I.ieutenaut Of Sar-
dinian CLassenrs, io garrison 80 years back
Genoa, rs engaged for the season at the Grand
OQeraat ls usual rates, sllVosc, OF 1000 francs
q month. IL il little curious 10 find the Marques
Of Candia, better known to your readers as Signor
Mario, returning TO sing at tlis monthly rate, " his
old nufical nes; where he rst prac,iced his talent
then uuhoiged of nooriety Tor 800 monthly frazer.
Patti Is engaged for tie latter part Of the seasOs,
sm told, at the Ita'iens, which opens with .
ratheTifh POOR troupe. Signorina Felipe, whom
Boston remembers as Miss Adelaide Phlps. hxs
been winning golden opino ons and horins from the
amateurs and coBnoisseurs Of Pes,h and other Utr-
khenish ciiies. she has excellent engagements foT
tais Winter away from Paris. Next Winter sle
wi doubtless be secured for the Italians. And than
her dletiante countrymen and women will dsrc 10
be delighted with Der Oh the boards Of the New
FORK 0pera-house.
new and extremely pretty riece Of poetry In
motion ia usi edited at the Grsnd Olera here, enti-
tied Nile. Vernon. IL may relieve Mr.. Evsrttt
from sense of increased care, TO know that tbs
wiagfooicd daughter of rerpAiehore, is no ways
lated 10 the Father Of his Country. jes. 10 save
Dyself from crying. Poor G. Warrington Of wlose
touib ind dead bones we mike 90 muoh-and so litLs
of his living principles. We who are bid to Lrsb
and rock tho old cradle 81 liberty 90 gently and
softly, lesi we asitste the Slavery ques ion!