New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

things To begin tho filing with dis and cxtipgnished
Americans IN Paris Lot thu Last and last come he
hrst Here are exSenstors Morebead and Gwn, the
1855 but I'VE weeks old from Wilmington N c.. end
lex-COmnssioncr Mason from England vjthou. pa
gl'sb sLeqcur Georgian Lamar the last nporter over
The Inc Of African slaves into the United States aud
tie lslnnt Lamar. bis cousin. from the deep Soui,.
West ard banker corc0ran papainlaw of outlayed
insis, Secretary 10 Mr. Sidell and the C. S A. Leoa
ton In waiting. Here is Mr. Gowen, mp Of Russian
Warsips late sunk in seyastOp0I waters his button
holes budding with ribbcDed orders Of the honorary
french Legion and OK tie officially imposed. govern
IAcnt Lnishuy Saints " Italy anu Russia and Of tho
Medidlce OF Turkish heLtheness. his trunks packed
with eCuey honorary gold snuii boxes and other costly
craven tokens Of English mndfnncss for bis service
rendered to their dead in the Crmea Yhose unearcd
for graves be had put Ia decent order. Here IL Mr.
Montgomery Gibbs. thus fer on his tour among t1s
American Con,ulates IN Europe. looking to our Treas
uIy Interest,", aud explaining and TeSiiaiiDg IN hsF
lrolnbents Interests iic hitherto nearly ircxphcaDio
reilly end seemingly confusion OF the 'rsSnlaiioh
they have been receS ON home and well nigh gong
Insane over here. Here are 10 come u household econ
omy tho artstocritical aud the financial editors Of
your own snowy sheet. Hero il witty merry. genial.
anu ingenious author and actor John BTOughaD, whom
~ out own feelings toward hn and 10y h.s feelings
toward us we may rank 10 fellow end uncomm0niy
good fellow coUntisman. Here Is Mrs. Key Blunt.
daughter Of tie latc Star SpaEgled Banner, with de-
cled procyities to Secesh and the ssage-a grace
fu attractive woman in her quiet private state. and
recipient Of considerable applause
from ga impcrfecsey appreca!iye and perfectly polits
audience at the NaGdcy lie the other night Se played
and ,b0red ut that theater part Of Lady Macbeth in
Inc Second Act Of the late unsnspecting W. Snakes
polros drama, being thereby supported in broken
red kind oil way BY Monsieur Iaiade. Although our
countIywoman (eay fair lacked in conception % fac
uliy oil reproduction what VI. Taiado lacked IN pro
nuacia'ion the two prod gious children OF Shakes.
peareb Imagination lave often been worse matreaed
In houses than they were the other
night by MI. Blunt aud NJ. Tallade. Or country
woman has stat,d somewhat too lae in the bstr0nio
career g her real talent such 1t s. ever to catch up
with hor Overcoming ambition. IL she could resign
herself 10 secondary parts she might hi them meritori-
ously.
TIE experiment in English Of Taillade who played
with deserved approval for than lfty nights LAST
Winter the Odeon. the part of Macbeth Ia Lacroixs
remarkable adaptation Of the English drama " the
French stage Is noticeable many accounts. French
Fccht,r has made himself If not IN all respects the best
m many respects the artistic best and. on tho WHOLE
mos, accepted interpreter Of Shakespeare who now
tlcads London boaTis Equally charitable and genial
cFs against the obstacle OF foreign accent was Later
f,i and expressed IN favor Of Mile Stella Colla whoa
hrcahed her spin. through Snakespcares words v
English audience. And here in Paris the theatrical
no, eiy and onl rational success" that Of late b
set against the excessively egitmale ana douby mer
eirc0s attractions OF brilliant and indecent spectacle
pieces /. the performance of Nr Charles Matthews Ct
he Varieties In thc IN giais Tinide Fer wonder.
the French stage has borrowed the play well the
clio; actor nom England The original, Coo, 40
Cucumler" "a a farce written BIZ Blanchard 5errold-
The translation and the English actor received a. Drss
sith some critical hsse- now eut down and better
apprcAcndcd respectively. the theatrc tak anu a'tfso
ton oi tac-nigh'.