The New York herald., 1862-03-26

said that some new have bean rscenslv
spection under whose censorship ali dramatic produc
tions pass before they produced directing them
exercise greater care TO the moral character Of the
pieces presented 70 them There is certainly plenty Of
room for tho exercise OF this discretion.
The two new theatres on the Place du Chateet--the
Lyilue and the Theatre du Cirque Impsriaare rapidly
| approaching completion. They 10 have an ad
vantage possessed by Of the Partisan theatres at
present-hsy are TO be well ventilated, air being forced
The "Grace de Disu at the Porto St. Martini repro.
ducton Of an old domestic drama upon the story OF which
the opera inda d Chamounx" Is founded has exeeeded
its one hundreth representation One OF its principal at
fractions however, Nile Victoria, who represented the
Gymnass to play in a new piece She is charming and
very talented young artist pupil OF the late Rose Cher
andLa rare thngn Partisan actrsssshs is said to BE-
as virtuous ~ she is talented. Aaa 4t
a- PARIS, March 7, 1862.
The Revolution Suppressed Amendment
in the Addrs@-D -Disappsara~cs of Melancholy
Condition Of the Parisiam Rebes-How SdeU Rscsiued
Tie Ns'~ Of the Captsre Of Fort Donslson-7heasieal
A6airs, &C., dc.
As suspected the intended demonstration, ON the
part Of the students and workmen which set for
last Tuesday Nardi Gras did not take place. The pre-
cautions taken BY the police such that the slightest
attempt at would have resulted In the arrest Of all
concerned Al II is, about four hundred arrests have
besn mades and all but the ringieaders have been
already set at liberty There b doubt that leaders
In tho republican party bad taken advantage or
tho excited condition Of the students with The
intention Of leading them 70 actual revolution
Among tho arrests made IL that Of Gregory Ganesco
the principal editor Of the Courier du DimancAe Canes
co always putting the government to great deal Of
trouble his account. But short time since he was
fned ten thousand francs for article which appeared
in his paper and little than year ago Of
the Minister Of the Interior banshsd him forever from
Was
Ganesco is wallachan by BIRTH and powerful writer
but bitterly opposed to the present government and
all does. If, is supposed, he has been engaged
in melting rebellion probable that the government
will not omit the present opportunity Of getting rid Of
man who has always been thorn in its side.
Anumber Of the liberal members Of the Corps Legislat
headed tho celebrated advocate Jules Favrs proposed
the following substitute In the address for the paragraph
in relation to American affairs Not having, however,
sufficient number Of voices 70 support IT, could not bs
entertained
soates the United States but she freely declares that
her sympathies with the Northern Statcs-the d.
torywil bring with it tho abolition Of slavery that
this it will bc proven that tho gravest
not dangerous to people who do not separate de-
mocracy from liberty
An amendment also offered deprecatng the Euro
psan intervention in Mexico about which, by tho way
we hear nothing now, and II is probable that Francs
England and Spain have arrived Ct the conclusion that
the CONQUEST OF country and the establishment of
monarchy within its borders will not be easy matter
a. they were at hrst inclined TO believe IT, t
rived nv friend Beverisy Tucker has not been seem In
10 that time hs had been very noisy and blowy in the
cafes where the Parslan rebels congregats but the
day when the reached hero Of this great defeat
beverley dred up, and has not made his appearance
in pubic since. Evil minded persons says was too
much for his delicate constitution and finely strung
nervous system and that he consequently Obliged
TO orty himself with such quantities Of "old Bour
bon" {ou tick at M tho "Amstican D.rroom," 70
valuable services in its behalf recognzed) that he
kssed up herewith and forced to take to his bed.
Others still wicked. assert that certain old cred
have found him out and that no has been dodgng
them; while others again say that Mr. Sdel not appre
eno"sh to pay such whsxsy bills as were ere arssns and
enough 10 get out OF Paris, and that he has gene 10
Brussels.
dropped in :ncognto yesterday to On establishment.
much frequented by Southerners in Paris, and think
never moro melancholy looking set or in my
life. They all endeavoring to draw sweet
laton from various coorcd liquids, and condo,ng
with each other upon tho gloomy prospects. One
Gu, OF tho recent Overwhelming defeat OF
tho robols-pcace would soon bo restored
AMI mall communications with tho South be coon re-
established, and then they would got some money, for
many OF them are really even hard up know Of one
young who owns large cotton plantation In Lousi
ana, whose income in former years has been about
twenty thousand dollars year who has received
cent for the last ak months and who lives by borrowing
have been informed that when the news OF the capture
OF Fort Donelson reached Slidc be voluntarily gave
vent to tho feelings Of his stricken heart by say
Ing. -" afraid crushed" He has takon lease
OF his apartments for three years, and in any event. will
probably never roturn 20 the United s,atcs. All his
eloqusnce. all his powers OF intrigue, utterly
yalueicss here the facc OF thc ncxorabo logic
Of fac" The idea OF the Frsnch government enter
taipng the slightest degree the idea Of recognition
OF entirely out of tho question: and IL
such have boon rocev ing for tho last fort
night continues 10 arrive, the last chance will be
de'artoj.
are having ghtGul spring weather. and tho sea-
PROMISES to be early In tho gardens tho
shrubs sr already beginning to bud and tho chair
th-,n and Tho Champs Eysers, beginning To and
ocupants. The winter has been unusually mild one, |
III re having been but really genuine snow storm
which took place Tuesday last, ao,i Gds, while the
annual stupidity, the procession Of tho Br0 Gros
going through the streets.
ballet with curious plot, and which is, II Is said, to
be rspanted to Paris has just been produced at st.
Petersburg in magnificent style, the mountngs costing
I3O 900 francs about $50 GOO. It is calod Thc Mum
my daughter OF the Pharaohs has been lying a |
trance for thousands Of years in Of the pyramids OF
Egypt young traveller falls asleep in her tomb cham
ber The genius of the pyramid makes his appearance
aud rossca,cs not cny the Princess but all her court
into tho bargain Old Egypt is brought back to with
many scenes its tiger hunts and its cobas slaves
The Princess On is clearly stated wy fees into the
Nile aud after having fallen from the flies to tho foot
Ia hts through water. ia made welcome by the river
god who coavokes all the rivers and lakes fer and noa,
u rive her handsome reception. Finally water |
srou, OF real water bursting beneath her feet, |
The rccuscitaed mummy olife anda splendid aro
thosis follows IN which all hands 90 up to heaven
spectacle the Cirque Imperial, called Rhotornago."
II has twenty five tnbleaux which really spl ndd,
aud ths principal character Played by Judith Fcrreyra,
formerly OF the Varieties, and one Of the prstis
and most fascinating actresses on the French soge. so
great has the run TO this piece that the nnias
has becr Obliged 20 open additional brrcsi do
location and tho seats all engaged for ok ia ad
II is rot unlikely that the ncw piece aill have
great run did the " fied d Mlui,n at tie Forte
-. Martin which played mor. than three hIndrel
consecutive nights and brought intwc nlns OF franes
about four hundred thous9d dolals-to ihn treasury.
One OF the attractive places OF resort In Paris
tho Unpopular concert give every sunday at the
Crqre Napoleon Tho the very bost de-crip-
tion the orchestra Is composed VI than hun
dred musicians all graduates Of tho conservaoirc The
seec ons are celebrated compositions of
Mozart Mcyorbecr, Mendclss hn and other classical
posers Every Sunday the immense circus, which holds
over three tbousand people R crowded. and all the ssles
and ioorways thronged with people who cannot Oh
seats. The prices cheap-hfty, twenty nve and
fifteen The celebrated composer, Verdi, pre-
sent the concert Sunday last.