Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04

talisman, etc., sad for all the require
ments Of the repertoire. 2 The afoFe-
said nose 10 TO be placed unreservedly at
the disposition Of u. Gil-PereE, beginning
with the general rehsarsRls, In order that
he may become quite dU fat IN the
handling Of the cartilage. 8. At the
Close OF each evening the nose In ques-
ton Is to Dc carefully placed in violin
case. l. Gn-Perez Is expressly prohibited
from making use Of the nose at balls
BldsQues, or as an extiRguisher. ). In
case the company should proceed to
Baden, or elsewhere, NJ. Perez e 70 con-
Yey the nose at his own expense. twill
be competent TO him to make use Of il
az foot warmer during the journer
.. In case of an sDsesste the said nozs
must not, under any pretext, be used as
oarTicsde.n With Misrepresentation,
u. Gii-Perez may employ the nose for
all the requirements OF nis art. He may
tAtten il, cock it, lengthen it, fix ringz
IN it, giVe IL snuff, and II necessary, sit
upon It, without giving NJ. Hyaeinthe
right to complain Of these charming
frolics.
1t Is expected that the Suez canal
will be opened for vessels Of the largest
szs In the course OF October. It's depth
Is tWenty-six feet, its width frcm one
hundred and eighty to three hundred
feet. It's cost viii be about SSs coo O0O,
and il viii shorten the navigation be-
tween Europe and India about one-hsif.
It belongs 90 = French joint stock COM
psny. It's construction is due mainly to
the genius, energy and persistence Of NJ.
Ferdinand de Lssssps, vino, a. q grand
son OF the Marquis OF Lafayette, has a
special claim upon the Americana.
Much of the excavation has been done
by machinery, and where heavy ma
sOBTy has been requisite 10 guard the
canal against the influx OF sand from
The Mediterranean, vast blocks Of srtffi-
eial stone have been manufactured for
the purpose, of sand and hydraulic line.
About twenty thousand Europeans have
been employed on the work, and are set
tied in new towns along the line. A
vast number Of Arabs have sls0 worked
at IL irregulsTiy. It has lately been Wis
tied by Cen Charles w. Darling, Eagl-
neer-fn-Chief Of the State OF New York,
who speaks Of the enterprise with ad-
miration, and regards it - certain to be
successful. -.
"A Paris fsuilletonist says: nThsre
is so much said by CERTAIN journalists
about the frivolty and heartlessness Of a
very distinguished lady, (the Princess
MetteFnich,1 that think it ia no more
than Just IL l mention here little trait
which was the other day brought to my
notice. The husband OF that lady had a
footmsa who fell in love with maiame's
piquaGt maid and the two were married.
A year after the fOOtmRn's young wife
gave birth to q rosy bsbe, at the same
time When her sristocrztic mistress was
confined. The mistress grew well AID
nurssd her child at her own breast. Toe
maid, however, was taken very sick
shortly sfter her confinement, and was
unable to suekis her bsbe. The mistress
then offered to nurse her babe too, and
did so for two months, and the cbild is
well and healthy to-day. How many
aristOcratic women in Paris, where every
mother who can afford it, shouts for q
Eet-Durse aH soon as she has given birth
TO child, would have done that? We
believe that the Aforesaid lady has .
much greater and nObief hee-s tiIan sha
Is generally credited with"
-" Hsussmsn,n y says the correspond
eBt Of the Brussels Li6srdlists, " hangs
out the fisg Of distress. Bis miserable
proposition 20 erect statue TO that duh
aud siekiy boy, the Prince Imperial. Is =
mere trick 10 eaptivate the Emperor,
who thinks 1t Is about time 70 dfOp
Hsusmsnn, as he has drOpsed Persigny,
and other used-up tools OF bis. How
ever, | do not think that the Parisiahs
will tolerate the cOnsumnatiOn Of this
slayish plan, even though Bonapsrte
may De foolish enough 10 allow Hauss-
mann to 90 on with il. There sre on1f-
nous symptoms thatthe Psrisian stomach
can no longer digest the imperial food
offered TO il, a1d such 81 insult 10 con-
mon sense as that boy statue would be,
might lead to demonstrations and de-
monstFatiOns, when the political strnos-
phete is suTehsTged with electricity, ter
inmate, In Paris, only too easily in an
explosion"
There are in Paris seven thousand
sslesw0men, two thousand danes t}s
c0B5ptOir, one hundred female telegraph
operators, four hundred female empOlyess
at railroad cfficss, three hundred female
printers and fifty female proof readers.
Alexandra Dumas, jr, takes more in
terest in the extension Of the field Of fe-
mgle smplaymsnt than any other man
in Paris. La making his recent contract
for the publication OF new edition OF
his works, he stipulated that they should
be printed at Madame. Lscazs's offica.
where type-settiDg and press work is done
exclusively by girls. He said that hitheT-
to men had always set up bis works sud
printed them; 50 IL was no more than
just that the girls shonld have q chance,
too. -.. 90.
s-AVisnna tourist was recently at Kre-
mach and, and visited the small fortress
of Rosenberg, where the yiliAinous Cho-
Einsky serves out his term OF imprison-
ment. be says that few criminals ever
were treated with such ridiculous Ienity
ss Chorinsky. Three fine rooms have
been given the scoundrel, who has been
permitted to put handsome furniture,
which be reeeived from Vienns, into
them. He lives luxuriously, and walks
with IS much freedom about the fortress
as IL he were an officer of the garrison,
and not . eOnviet. Chorinsky PROCESSES
to have become very pious, and is ready
20 forgive all his enemies; but whenever
bis poor, bssely murdered wife Is men
toned, he flies into q towering passion,
and abuses her as shamefuny Is ever.