The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-17
FRANCE.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TINE HERALD.
a Literary Lady ON Civic Decoration Of the
Ceaetcries-Vii Patti Marry s-Why She
Did Not Sing In Havre.

A Literary Lady ON Civic Dissertation Of sho
Cemetcries-NyiIi Patti Marry s-Why She
Did Not Sing In Hnvre.
PANS Jan. 81, 1858.
lsdy who viii NOT be conquered IL Madame Andouar&
She Is . literary lady, and even premsditAcs tour
through America A letter from her 20 Baron Hauss.
mann shows how strong minded literary ladies can BE-
The rights she has sued the Project for are strange 70
say not those Of women, hu, ihoss Of the dead She
contends that taey ought TO be left alone whereas
Hsuxsmann has carried she vote BY majority OF loS
voices against loo In favor Of cutting street right
through the dead in .hs Cemetery Of Monmartre. Tho
living have had their time OF beng turned ou.
every where; ,hs dead cannos be heard; they
are TO DO surnsd up 10 conformity with tho
rectangular notions OF orr Boosted civilization Nine.
Andouard gives The Preect more words than notions,
and among other lhreA declared That on the day when
the dEgers touch the tomb Of her they will have 10
ds through her BODY 5rst worry awful figure Of speech
this and Ne do hope the rules Of trigonometry viii
allow ha projected street TO pass by, were even
TO cause curve. and leave ibst tomb untouched.
between Nile. Adelina PATTI and the Marquis DO Caux
had been rrevocably broken OH II 10 so; out can
dresms DO irrevocsoy forgotten The young Marquis
whose only misfortune u ~ 70 have more aristocracy
than capital is quite victim. He was last seen ~
Rouen ~ SIDE box, darng the Diva's performance OF
'Lucla IN that city. strange rumor concerning her
journey norm mas been told shs vas expected
hayre and the performance was ncketed,
wher suddenly MI Bagier the manager Of the lsens,
70 her appearing before the Bavfsls. wnsa the ques
ton asked why he had authorized her to play AZ
Rouon twhsrs The smAl Opera House made IN
ing I2,00oi) me HAvrsis were informed that
American vessel the point of sailing mounted
by OF enierprising young men who had sworn 10
carry the prma donna OF TO New York, Mr. SIrakoson
her manager nothing osth THIS Is the story, aud
no, De 80 improbable and romantic 1t appears
America the Eldoado OF artists and II Adeiina rstt IL
wise will walk in the footsteps OF OF the
artists who the Atlantic when the first bloom Is
of their talent This way Of playing the Dickens
Will in time be .orn out for when patton can pay
and American ladies that they DO pay has
ngnt 10 100 nTsi iTviis OF Arts besL
Tho Press Law pebatc-The Romnn Expedi-
ti0nary Corps Reduced.
During the session OF The Legislature today Paris
the debate the bill on the press resumed.
NJ Barochs Minister OF Justice, protested against che
objsctiops made against The BILL
Picard regarded the adoption OF the hin ~ ndis
pensabe shat the decree Of 1852 had broken
He protested agsinst the introduction imposed the
press which would Imply silence a. regards the debates
in tue Chambers
La France says:-we learn that . meeting OF Deputies
has been held under the presidency OF H. Jerome David
Al this meeting was resolved 10 vote against the bull
the press and feared that This crcurbstauce
might Determine the govern ment TO withdraw the bill.
The Moaitsgr d< pdsmfe confirms the news thai the
French egpediionsry corps IN the PAp. States has
bssa reduced 80 angle division.