The New York herald., 1866-11-27

~vo"s hsuc6hl, uhAfCuftomeu 70 the ana BWoi
poetic cadence. but gradually feeling pervadsd
the boxes and whispers Of appreciation exchanged
between attentive neighbors .It 10 Splendid ssid
one. with surprise. 1.-The wording vs. magnificent an
swered another and soon all comments ceased every
sound was hnshed and syllable from the actors was
lost. Mr. Bcrton, Prince do Cond., admirably
sustained BY Jane Essler and Mr. Iaroche
vcorien Sardous new piece, "Adi0a Nsuue, which In
ad TO be his best production has been subject Of
mlch dscord and very nearly the Of expensive
Vie WSs"svar nn ~ ma o.
nne but the very exc OF artists and intimate friends
allowed 10 be present All Newspaper organs care
fully excluded unless IL be an understood thing that
tfey look mute spectators. not reporters. A
retason Of this kind ID like drawing room reception
o. % oa,s sr and sardou expects snas none invited
than well bred guest would dvulee the secrets Of .
home circle into which he has gained admittance His
Tor writers acquainted the public with cvey dcsa
q the new comedy before u was nnally got up.
ont q r nss pu sss
ished letter explaining the Of his Withdrawal Of
work that had cost him much labor bgt which be now
considered spoiled He maintained that the public had
Alright 70 pass judgment . pieos before Il had
eon either condemned or prassd BY critics. and that a.
SiS % pay os Their e." W., 1o % Be
they went to sec IL An engagement, however, had
heen signed between hmsslf and tho manager Of the
sardou, and tho managers rights were undsnlAbls All
IarieAn artists and tho principal members OF the press
aded either with the writer or the manager, ull i
became urgent 70 have recourse 70 Law. However. u
was proved that II H. sardou persisted In his resoln-
on he would legally incur nne Of 500 francs per day.
payable 70 the Vaudeville and he gave In every wise
rot Armness
A Judicial blow has been iaficted on NJ do villsmcs.
sent Tor having discussed matter on the droit dss
dnrre which compels all managers OF theatres 10 sup
ply contributions towards the maintenance Of the sick.
support or charitable institutions, He contends that
the large raised In this way should undergo
considerable dImnuion and that the poor should only
have percentage the profits Of theatre, not the
general rece;pfa This matter not coming under the
province OF an unstampcd paper the Eremenf has been
suppressed The editor, however, who says die
intends replacing BY Ee Psla Figure, which win come
We are to have three distinct series Of winter con-
certs The real dlef1nfi will attend tho musical
performances Of tho Conservatore under The direction
Of Charles Hainl The the Cirque NAPOLEON
are under NJ pasdebup. He tho nrst 10 Introduce
music accessible to the laborng classes He effected
TINS by greatly redueing The phi o adnitsnco 70 his
matinees.
M de Besseliarve has removed his Champs Eys4es
orchestra 10 tho Thedtre du Iripce Imperial.
Rossni who has long been silent, is composing comic
opera
Victor Hugos now book in ton volunea entitled
Ninety three, Is looked forward with all tn. eager
ness Of suspense
Saturday last by Nine. o'connel, At her residence
IL Boulevard ~. Michel.
We are far from the days whom Nine R6canniers re
cep'ions we're the talk OF all Europenot for ihs spen
dor OF her buffet the erain of her orchestra but
Ton the brilliant aassmbsge Of all the wits and remarka-
bic men OF her time. Those times when Chateau
brand, benjamin Constant, Fox, Montmorency, the
Dukc Of Noaes and others pressed attendance the
lady who lent his to fsnovas marble, and yet who
nad acquired no particular proficiency in any science
beyond that of being agreeable, or charming
by her cony yersation universal capacity and fas.
cnating grace. II s because far nom her and
Nine. de s,sei, farther still from Nine. Neckcr dc
Sausure aud Ia sevisnt that ieei happy In company
such as one always meets az Nine. 0conneps Her
ballroom 10 studio n picture gallery, museum In
whieh AL Who and highest IN the arts shake hands with
those who stand hish IN tho literary and arisocratc
world Dumas Naiaud Champecnry, not forgetting the
inimitabe caranrss Cham almost constant visitors
NJ the Boulevard 81 Michel There H. perhaps
in France endowed with orig naliy and yersa-
tile genius than the welknown contributor 10 the Cher
scarI His bon raofs arc delivered with almost
solemn expression OF countensnec His pencil shows
how keen he has OF what is Iudicrous absurd
bat he yrave ros his eyes aud looks almost SIMS
tar when relating incidents that excite painful laughter
among his hearers His real is Comfc de Noe.
Therefore he calls himself Cham Noabs son Very
know thai hs real name IL not Cham. HIS mother
English thus have the origin Of his peculiar kind Of
calm wit, which would siyls by spithef,
IN. shamor III. home me ss toh gallery of tho
taken by ali The great arisis OF our own
day. He Is very partial 70 soidisn Military
ne his ges, hobby Hs has another strong anec.on
besides for = hss~ lawn cosorsd dog no calls Bljou
which always either IN one of hts pockets, on his
shoulder cooled boaliks round his throat while he
high dssk end looks very solemn on bis len hand the
mosninW papers all opsn, aud while be peruses them
he sketches sho> hits - political and nnmorissic
es and echoed ny other papers a over Paris His
sstrs 10 Koneraly mild Hts worst ninEs meant for
the Prnssans There s not an abuse, not rid'cale,
not vice but he stsgmAtizes with his ready pebcil
Ono Of his best things zst west . miniature
skstch Of Q very looking artist citing before
s easel p s., b.. ss n
yo@s. enters and s.e,.s go poorly and y. e
ted, like .rmshaw,r snswers the husband