New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-06
EUROPE.
arrival Of the Scotia with ThsSs
Days Later News
The Atlantic Cable to be
Laid Next Year.
TIE FRENCH CABLE PROJECT
lurn the English Squadron to Portsmouth,
, Convention Signed by Austria and
Prussia as to the schleswig-Hoistein
Question.
Dkip Reported to Have Been Captured
by the Chinese Rebels.
yu Threatened between China and
America.
~ MN ~ rScnn1yrEryNY1
Y,kip Reported to Have Been Captured
by the Chinese Rebels
v,r Threatened between China and
America.
cuB EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia, Capt.
tps which left Liverpool at noon on the 10th, and
OssstOwn on the evening Of the 27h Of August,
rlrsih here yesterday.
NJ Erin arrived at Queenstown on the morning OF
aith Of August
n Girardin's last Play-Hts Success
Previous Dramatic BfOrts-How "Tht
Two sisters- was Written-Resumc OF
Inc Drama-A Novel Purposc-Ths
uoral-The Emperor in Switzerland
security of His Throne-R Reported Hi.
ness Of de Departmental
Elections - Obituary The Mexican
Question - Rumorsd Resignation OF
Secretary seward-Guizot-M CIeilaE.
kn Our Own Correspondent.
PARIS. August 25 ls65.
Paris folks are under great obligations to Mr..
lras de Girardin for furnishing something to talk
IN, these two weeks, which are otherwise quite bar
mmtopics. VARIED and excessively irritated by the
E,s Of bis and the success Of Alexander Dumas's
Agao dune FEMME instructed but enraged by Du'
ms Hs,oir Of that piece, be took the utmost paios
Vii his next dramatic effort Les DeWr SoeHrs which
JahOught out at the Vaudeville on the 18th Of Au'
~ and damned. On the 18th, however, the day OF
rti representation, the public (helped out by his
ha generously spplauded il, or at least the admra-
.ng Of it, and called for the author, who presented
tzsfOn the stage, mad with delight at their fattery
rirad with pain at the sharp Kissing Of one hostile
sfcs KEY. These two msdnesses he has since given
r, TO in various articles in his paper, La P,ssse.
IA has been suggested, should change its title to
eff koaisar dfs DsE1 S0eNTS.
Isre have been better and worse plays damned and
Es.ssS respectively its condemnation helps out
nj s1Ocess ss it enjoys There has been such coil
ssii and la Pre:ss newspaper is so devoted to the
Esng advertisement Of it, as, together with the ex.
aree fthe acting to secure for it little run of
izy offered BY an unknown author, the manager
nd not have put it in rehearsal once put on the
sss il would have been played to empty boxes at a
lNis end.
hl;s having temporarily retired from his lifelong
Nss:ion as journalist, Mr.. Girardin wrote a quite
oIu essay On the morality Of money.making in the
1adiaogues, cut tup into acts and scenes fringed
ASi stage directions labeled it lie Fls du Millionaire
lad printed II twas as fit for the stage as the sup
l1asnt to The London Times Last year, at the age Of
4 his retern and inveterats jou1nalist-who. mean
~s LAD resumed his editorial chair, wrote another
a'sued essay on The immortality and difficulty of a
''s N'ing permanently with her husband and
ais'aeds friend with whom she had once committed
-sasn'. 70 her husband. This had some good
0Nahceenen,s ofpasson and situation as most police
"rfHdeFin con. cases have and was about as posi-.
wv presentation before the flights az one Of those
T"@ II Which the body Of The London Times
'~N-l'' OF divorce case before the new English di
N"e court Alexander Dumas fls, most practiced
1gs cut itup. cut il down, and so fitted il to
.''s'ses ofseeDic representation that with the aid
- Ingenious artists Of the Francois, the public
r~"u their favor. W6ereupon NJ. Grardin
Nsa VIII the pnblc, and few into passion with
'1aS Naturally arrogant, and vain now TO a
eegfee' but mainly truthful man in intention,
''fuh published one Of the phases Of his play as
"ginai one, with preface OF which the
~'venee toward the man who had saved what
gu VI his piece, was not the grayest moral defect.
t., response, as superior 10 gentlemsnhood, in
~ knowledge Of what he was treating Of as in
'en upon the exasperated old militant journal.
snOae being had got. to be one embodied
o. ~ssat and vinegar On an open wound En-.
m~HigeDce, neither Of which he lacks, he
q, r-'u ~i'h passionate intensity to the overeom
,s., .a'uFai incapacty for dramatic writing and
e.. a revoked at the Deur Sosurs In the hard
ss''., 'eitioye with selfloye he as good as re-
s,s.." 'OfHier silly pretense Of ability TO throw
s,, - comedy in as many mornings, admitted,
Il :" irank words, that Art, Just because it is
ss,s eohVentiOnalities" that even he must
6,, SUI 'oOk advice Of actors and managers In
a. -N'ss' Of meeting acceptance with the pub.
", other things, he struck out bis fayorite
4, snd changed the denousment. lf. .r !
NJ sSePnon Of the piece has been what I have
to-. morbid author writes columns, and fills
AS,,sH quotations from friendly private letters
BIN WIN istent to prove that the good re-
ts 80. owing to the good taste of the unpreiu
Gs,s, .-V and Of unprejudiced critics; that the
's.s, part all owing to an unprincipled cabal of
ruom A., successful and Jealous" hostile partisans
Iona ASodfe Dumas, IT,. is the representative
4. give you briefly q more striking proof Of
vase Of insanity from selfloye under which
is0n suffers. than this mad within Of his tina,
J., noss JFis jealous Of his dramaturgic fame.
we merits, If not Of NJ Girardin's dramatic
2 "a, sss al least Of his dramatic efforts In the
ttd A., Al The two preceding pamphlets men.
H., '" DN mas taken for his theme subject say
III S'ea--Ah accordance with his journalistic
1H oceupaiion-fpl Of aetEalits adultery