The New York herald., 1866-09-29
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nifty with which he is cothsi win quit Mexico about the
same time.
This theory or the Paiyte that the government OF
Mexico about 10 be turned over 70 the French MIL
tenor Of very little In the Monasar q this
mernng, stating that the Emperor Haximiiian having
appointed General OsmoDt tho chief OF the stan OF we
French oxpetionary corps minister OF war, ana A.
Frant military intsndant, as minister Of finance and
that the military duties or these two chiefs OF SER
vice attached 10 army in tho field were inccmpsole
with tho responsibility or their functions they have
mol been authorized 10 accept them rhis the cut
direev' 20 Maximi'an, who, when the EmpsrT haa
taken from nim his daily bread In the shape OF
the customs probably thoaght u would be good stroke
Of policy for him. In view OF his prospective departure
10 throw a. much responsibility as possibe on ths
Frrnch government by appointing two high military
officers 10 those important positions. e
The mission OF General castenau probably really y
70 see put IN active operation the treaty Jus,
and TO make for the departure ofthe French
ary, the FIRST detachment Of which win, u Is under
stood, commence leaving In November.
INK CITY. ve aga
The Official journal has al length decided to give the
rass some rsssrdng tho pTSrsss o9nne o. inc
that the disease appeared here IN the beginning OF
July. and reached It's maximum IN the early part that
month but that then he highest number OF deaths
In day. both In the hospitals and private houses, was
hundred and ATTY After the end Of July the cpl
in tho hospitals during tho month of August having
been twenty three per day while for the 1rs nine days
Of September was but fifteen The deaths In private
houses since the LIST OF September have averaged twenty
two per day In fact We hear now not word sad about
the disease and the comparatively very small amount Of
mortality from Il undoubtedly due In great part 20 the
very eleaniv condition in which the streets have been
kept all summer and the improved ventilation o. Paris
from the new boucvards and avenues which within the
past few years have been opened every direction
.N 8Ns NEW OPERA HOUSE.
which when finished will undoubtedly be the most
magnificent temple devoted tn lyric art which the world
contains, Ii rapidly approaching completion. Most of
the outside work. indeed h done and tho workmen arc
engaged In making the rough casts or the ornz-
mental sculpture with which The frcade Is 20 be deco
rated The principal facade above tho kgga formed o.
twelve monoths Is about being crowned and the metal
for tho roofing Is already being brought In. think
there Is no doubt that the house will be- opened during
the coming spring.
..saea 1.-THE ExmBfrToS coxcERTs.
Strauss tho monster musician, the leader OF the
immense orchestra at the ba pdquss OF the opera and
At the more nrstocratc and correct balls of the Tnllce
has leased the Paais dlndusrie IN the Champs Eysees
for the time that tho grand Exhibition remains opcp III
rent Of 100000 francs Here he intends giving mon
ster CONCERTS 70 be directed by tho most distinguished
musical celebrities or the world even being stated
that Rossn and Verdi have been sednced BY the large
ofers which Strauss has made them.