The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-26

ness Of her gestures, might Be envied By an English
ION strke like all his comrades but that having chill
dren TO keep she decided assuming the dress and
his whip But the part in which the Princess excited
real enthusiasm was that OF Song: her very origt-
the Sotsom Of which black lines represented sss
musical staff with all the different clefs Sd,
"a la &c Over this was ,uls sfr spsn angle VIA
body glitterng with diamonds and an aigrette accom-
panied by two roses placed in her hair In the second
actor there twohe takes place under the
trees in the Champs Elysses There Pufhng appears n
a costume composed Of posting bills Industry, In
rays was spsndidy represented BY the Marquis de Cal
iifet Then France wearing helmet, curass q
With and bearing
brodered In gold The Airicane represented By b.
dAguado costumes copied those Of the opera gsss
occasion for charming duo baeo on tho air o. O1en-
Between sSs English and French esss fsrnishsds Ss
subject OF some very witty coupiets, terminasine
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ms Psnesnanoe tsrnisassd ~ coaplets sungty m
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ia sees Of scenss coupls And aot regular ptec
bun ~ tact point and VII q al shs verses arc really ~
The secend representation took place Monday evsa-
al The cad Of The hs Prince Imperial e.
vaHced to the ont Of The stage and sang the e
T sosvisnsIS the following coupets composed during
the day by captain OF Grenaders OF the lmpeuo
Guard
vingt foIs. q soir, la France ct l'Industris
ft,e Ont provoqu6 Vos braves chaeureux;
Puts rAfrcaine ct rAngeterre annie
vous ont sedun dams leurs oouptets joyeuxy
Beaute, talent ct graces inanies
Ont su charner ct v0s yeux ct v0s coeursi
En- vos braves, puisau'ees sont unes,
Que dams ieurs mans SO partagsnt vos neurs.
Il viii have been by the list Of performers vea
above that Industry and France alluded 70 above wers
represented by the Marquse de Gafe and the Countess
de Pourtaes Then alluson to the Princess -
Metternich:-
Pour celle aussi qui, 10 eor deux fois Femme
Nous rendu la joyeuse Chanson,
Ell pour Lisette ct pour la noble dame
ye vous demande pne double .mossOn,
Esprit gaet.s, verve, grace, hnesse.
De .nanson ont gagn6 ie PROOFS.
Mas, entire nous de 10 crofe je cesss
J. 0uand ellie dit que lesprit est francois
Among the coupcts most applauded may be cited the
relating the strike and which seemed to make muoA
impression on the Emperor. At the moment when n
Prudhomms proposes to the coachman engagement
by the month, the latter replies:svery willingly; ONLY
1t 10 my husband who will drive you. for the strike
PRUDHOMMR-Thanks TO whoms
C0X18n,-- To him who acts o. I do.
PaUDaomME-How as yv~ DOT
coachman. -
PRunaoaxR-wha,, has he, by chance, too, got 81
striker
CoAoaxAS-Oh, 10, most assuredly; quito The CO.
trary
Zee cocher.Ia, jour ct mutt je vous iure
Du siege auguste on le peuple Ia mis-
Depus seize ans salt bien, dune main sure
Mener son char ct PES coursiers soumsi
Des trop fougueux claimant pefervescenco,
Des trop craintifs corrigeant les arres
Son char. en6n. cest celu de Ia France,
IL son chemin s'appels le Prograsi''
The applause here broke out from all sides even VITA.
oat their MaJestes giving the signal.
THE oLAoUE IN PARss
The Tribunal OF Commercs OF Paris has given {ude.
mont 10 two actions ia which Marc Fournier direetAs
Of the Porto St Martin theatre and NJ Goudchou chise
Of the claque al the theatre in turns paitk
and defendant In April 1885, N. Goudchou became
leader OF the claque at the Porto st. Martin theatre and
at the time made advance TO M Fourner a
forty thousand francs reduced thiry-two thou
sand ave hundred francs, by the payment Of sevea
Thousand Ave hundred francs. This contract
newed for three years and half 10 December Of the
same year, when n. Fourier agreed TO give H. Cloud.
chou daily, for the Of ten thousand francs year,
number Of tickets representing ntyfour francs at the
usual prices, and also made verbal engagement 70
allow him eighty tickets daily for the admission Of the
claque. Ia May last however, NJ Fourier refused any
longer to give Goudchou these eighty tickets, the
ground that such stipulation contained In
their contract and that the giving Of them a
immoral act which the law would not sanction
Az Gouichou persisted in claiming the eighty
tickets the obtaining OF which was his principsa
motive Tor agreeing 70 pay ten thousand francs ysas
for the Others NJ Fournier declined to retan his SER
vcos dismesed him without pay ing the thty-two thou
Ave hundred francs and engaged another loader q
the cIaque NJ Goudch0c IN consequences, brought sho
present action demanding TO be restored to his funs-
tons or else that the thirtytwo thousand Ave hundred
francs should be at repaid to him, without waiting
for the terms stipulated In the contract for the breAchOg
which he also demanded twenty thousand francs dAmagoA
NJ. F0uruier responded by a action to enforce
payment OF thousand five hundred francs or tickets
delivered TO Goudchou and Of ten thousand francs
damages for the Inconvenience caused him by the attes
conduct. After hearing counsel for both parties the
Tribunal decided that the treaty in question: being i'm
moral, must be annuled. and at the same tins CON:
dcmned Goudchou 10 pay the two thousand i've hundred
francs claimed for tickets with costs AS TO Goudohoas
demand for the immediate return Of the thirttwo thou
sand Eve hundred francs snce reduced TO twentyAt1
thousand francs the payment OF another insalmeuh
the Tribunal gave judgment for the plaintiff with costa
The demapd for damages was rejected In both acona
n.ulSI A,aI All