The New York herald., 1875-12-19
GERMANY AND THE SUEZ CANAL.
Theatrical and Operate Amuse-
ment Jottings.
WAGNER's ARROGANCE AND LOSS.
New Books-Old Sports Revived
Americans in Egypt,
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.

The popular sensation over the election of
among the Senators for life increases as the
political consequences to France become
more and more apparent The extremists
of all wings are defeated. The excitement
g intensified in proportion as the outvoted
sections of the Right become demoralized.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COALITION,
after aiding to effect the triumph of the re-
publicans, has been dissolved
TWO MORE SENATOR'S
Only two Senators were elected by the
assembly to-day-Mgr. Dupanloup, the dis
tinguished Bishop of Orleans, and M. Wal
gon, Minister of Public Instruction.
PAsoU1ER FOR PREMIER.
The Duke d Audifret-Pasquier, whose pres
ddency of the National Assembly gives him
the Left, and he is already talked of in polit-
zeal circles as the next Premier Perier his
IMAGINATION cHEcKMATED.
Thiers and Gambetta have united their
forces to support NJ. Buffet for the remain
DER of the session. This, it is believed,
has reduced President MacMahon to the al
ternative of choosing military Cabinet out
side of the Assembly to overawe the voters,
IF he is still determined to carry the general
Nor while the government has lost hope, it
may in it's very desperation attempt coup
dftat M. Theirs is praised very highly for
his shrewdness in forming the political al
giance with Gambetta against the President,
who is convinced that he cannot by any le-
ultimate means obtain conservative major
fly in the new Assembly.
sUEz CANAL COMPLICATIONS.
The proposal for conference about the
affairs of the Suez Canal indicates that there
will be serious diplomatic complications be-
tween Germany and England for, though
1t was said that Bismarck thought Disraeli's
masterstroke the most proper event that
could have occurred, it is believed that
&he German government will not quietly
brook the supremacy of England on the
great water highway of the East.
GLEcK IN PARIS.
The production of macbeth" at the Sale
Ventadour on Wednesday evening brought
forward Gleck, who was thereby introduced
to Paris. This artist possesses fine address,
and in the acting showed himself very
worthy counterpart of Rossi. His success
is considered to be very great This you
will readily believe from his very fine sue
cess in America in company with Ristori.
ST. PETERSBURG OPERA.
AS if there was no limit to the demands
of ST. Petersburg opera hearers on leading
artists negotiations are being made for the
appearance at the great Russian capital next
year of Patti, Nilsson, Albani and Thalberg,
who, it is expected, will sing together.
splendid offer has been made to
cARLoTTA PATTI
TO induce her to make arrangements to
visit Australia and India.
AN AMERICAN ENTERPRISE
The great event Of the season is the Open
ing of Myers monster circus tonight. This
latest and most remarkable example Of
American enterprise abroad is the circus
which Mr.. J. W. Myers is about to estab-
fish in this city. He has leased the i'm
mense building known as the Magasins Re
3unis, in the Place du Chateau d. Eau, located
an the very centre of Paris. The building
covers more than
TWO AND RA1.F ACRES
of ground, and was originally designed for
grouping under one roof oil kinds of fancy
stores, as its name indicates It cost
Che Credit Mobilier Company S4, 400, 900.
hnd was secured by Mr.. Myers at
genital Of $4,000 per year Two hus-
dred and fifty mechanics have been at work
might and day upon the building for two
months They are employed by the con-
fractors, George Gridaine s Co., who agreed,
FOR 100000, to do all tho iron work,
masonry, carpentering, &c, including sta
bling for 100 horses. thirty ponies. nine