, 1874-11-21
ward docs, tho ecandsl.mongors will hare had

wartla Prosidout hIao,tallon; in faot, 1t wnu
noticeable TINT he took palns to trent tho Mar
tho throns of England has 1nade, n favorable lm-
precision here. and has certainly Ind very pleas
out tino Of 1t.
pn1soE NAPOLEON
l,aa tsauod rnanifeBt to tho electors OF Corsica,
war botwoen l'imssit and and tlo Praneo Imporinl
In this document Prince Jerome, refiawH the
orrora and omissions Of tho Empire, aud gives
particularly hard knockh TO- tho o5,Etn, 5,lan.
poa sgss' .s t' ats ssF vsf aSssri rosSs 70
many miatslscs and calanltiea III aparit
which must cause Tho Donapartisss to wrltho
With auger and dlamay. llo 1nakca much OF tue
sss 1sS, f nss q 4ss s psues ' Ta 1ma III "
ate, to RaY tho least. very severe. The Iona
partisB fool this oil the moro aoutely, from the
laot that tue Republican journale are Of conrae,
eremy'B camp, and loud ato tlo denominations OF
tho Donnpsrtiat organs against Prince Napoleon.
1io dooa them. howovor. moro harm than they
can posalbfy do him. Tneir sarcasms and ac-
sSA1e' al se moro utrnsen @ a"a overue e rSss,' atty W
linen In thus washed iu public. In order to DO
olocsed to somo position, Prince NAPOLEON pur-
chased hon,e propnrtyiu department t,cnr rarle
He a T te tna e. osed sses
hioar Ffancf,oehini petri, tue Secretary Of tho
fnrmee Emperor, and now acting IN that capa-
city for tho Prince Imperial, to purchase also n
property naar that Of tho iuituical Prince; aud,
whom he becomes candidate, 30 viii II. ptctri.
It IL q very irotty quarrel even now. you sec,
aud bids fair to become still moro animated aud
Interesting. / may add that oil tl,is causes the
greatest delight to the caricatutisss hero, who
lind 10 this quarrel ample subject for their
clover work.
49,, PANTS 1s 70 nE VERY CAT
this winrnr. Tho Presidents encourage will Ito
all in their power to inauro this, OF olso tho
trndoapeople grtmble and regret tho extravagatt
be plenty OF work for tho fournissours, thoro
will be ba1s, md receptions, Hnl fetcs OF every
description. There will be proasaentias balls, At
which Americans may find alt tho glitter. and
show, tho pomp and circumatanco, Of those Court
balls which 1.-Two iu the memories of o1tr people
hero. You see mono wero such InpeslnlistB as tho
Republican Amoricans Ihoy wore ;" moro roy
al tl,au tho King," and hayo soemad to eschow
Paris so1aewhat sinco tho cessation OF these
grand doinge. 30, to pteaae Americans aud nth-
er foreigners who apond money hero, md mako
| Paris all tho more gay aud brilliant thoro will
| bo no end Of ceromo,ials. Tue Marshall -presi-
| dent ia not fond Of those things l,nasolf, but
1 Madame La lrcsideuto sues tho necessity Of
tl,e1, md In all these thngB she has irteBstiblo
| intlucucc over hor husband. In faott the emo
mies Of tho Marshal Insist upon II that. In this
/ case, tho gray usaro is much tho hotter horse.
IN THE MuHIC!tL WORLD
bore NO have had q great excitement. Fauro,
| the grent aud most doaervodly popular French
| baritone, took unlblage ut the engagement Of
Patti, and at tho face that beside paying hor 80
| oslDrtnoua salary, tho management SAN tit to
| lncreasc the prices Of admission, This was
| blow 10 the vanity Of Monsiour Fauro. aud was.
GeBides, in violation OF tile contract which bound
Lin to tho 0rand Opofa, and 80 ho sent IL his
were journals who aided with Faure, and jour-
| nails which attacked tho grcnt nrtlst; and the
I whole AFFAIR bocauao cuyenomed, so that It
seemed unhkoly 1t could ever 10 arranged. and
tho Par1aianB feared they would lose their favor
| Ito. But, at tho Inst moment, three members Of
tho Institute came to the rescue. They saw
! Faurs; they snw Monsieur HaanzieE. thu man-
agor OF tho Opera aud as last settled mattess 40
that Fau1o resumed hla singing. Tho course pur-
eucd t3 tho tbrea Influential parties in question
will give somo idoa OF the great respect Which
tho French haVe for talent.
La PATTI
MAS not 40 aucceseiul as she generally Is. In
French opera, more especially III auch worhs %
"T4e Hl2ucnots" and "FauHt," aho l1clte
physique. focling, aud powor. LII fact, even
her most saugtino admirers nra now aware
that aho should stick to the mora brilliant aud
lighter 1tallau repertoire. AZ Faura has nov
tho qlaud opora, thoro 10 al end to the .dts1nay
| Of those who wondered, bad be pareiHted III
goiug away, bow tho management would hnd ut.
ting artiata tor tho Inauguration Of tho now
Nilsson MOULD also have refused, and then tht
| oclat Of tho occasion would most carRinly have
btcn aadly tarntahed.- It Is pleasant to know
thas all this ia nor settled.
Tho efforts of Monsieur Bagios, tho manage
Of tho Ita1lens, nre, go far not crowned viii
marked SUGGEST. It is 80 hard to get n goot
Italian troupe together. St. Petersburg and the
United States tako away all tho Rtars
TIE THEATRES.
At the franchise novelties are to be produced
but not until after tue Domi-aIon Of Alex
auire Dumaa shall hare had its run. The p!a,
Ia exceedingly clever, aud will doubtless prev
a. much 9 success At tho Francais os it was yeau
since at tho Gymnase. AT tho latter thoatro
, hleilhae hnd Aaleyy will soon produce Ii
! You've" Thcso indeiatigablo plaYwrights bavt
!, also now comedy ut the Palais Royal. F" L:
: Doulo." Thnro aro to bo lot OF now opera
bouffea III d few days At the Folies DyauatiQue
tho Varieties, and at tho Bou1os Pariaious Nc,
, dramas and comcaiea are a3so announced ut aDv
ernl theatres, so that tho promise Of anauaonau
: IL extensive and varied. THO popular concert
Of Monsieur pasdeloup arc az successful as evel
;. In short, pa1,s is just now enjoying nusic ~
tho drama to tho full. b. 4. D.
, tsyrOn'x Mother.
. H. Il. 5taatard in i&ribner,
j II Byrons ancestry waB dark one on hi
fathers aide, 1t was an evil ono on his mothers
4 WHO was M Incarnation OF all unfenson. Sl