The New York herald., 1875-12-12
The Due DAumale TO Marry
Princess Thyra.
A Won BULow SENSATION.
"A Sad Episode---The Death
of ROSSi'S Son.
New BOoks-Latest FashiOns-A. T. Stewards
Bargain-A Baltimore Pianiste.
HERALD BUREAU,
No. 81 AVENUE DE L'OPERA, J
PARIS, Dec. III, 1875.

1Ae eAclteme1J over the senatorial elec-
tions continues everywhere. Paris is never
slow to catch the significance of political
movement and now that the Left has so
handsomely beaten the Right, and in the
scrutiny have shown the strength of repub-
licanism, the sensation is very intense
Notwithstanding the report that the Bona
partists had assisted the Left in obtaining
the victory in the election of Senators
for life they will dispute the validity Of
Senatorial elections by an expiring Chamber
The majority of the Right was really dis
solved by the detection of the legitimists.
MORE REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S.
The feeling is intensified by the fact that
out of eleven life Senators elected by the
Assembly to-day seven are republicans.
PRESIDENT IMAGINATION
is highly dissatisfied with the result of the
elections. The Left expect that in the spring
they will obtain Office which cannot please
him. The effect on MacMahon would be the
same as the effect of democratic success on
Grant
THE BoURsE
has become very greatly alarmed over the re-
suit of the elections. for the success of the
republicans means disturbance of conserva-
tive financial interests
There is rumor which have just heard
that
THE DUO D'AUMALE.
fourth son of Louis Philippe. and whose
wife, daughter of Prince Leopold of Salerno,
died in 1869, is to marry again; and this
time no less parsonage than
PRINCESS THYRA
daughter of the King of Denmark, and,
therefore, a sister of the Princess Of
Wales and of the wife of the coming
Czar. The lady is twenty-five years
DID. The Duke is ffty-three. This
;umor naturally creates q great deal of
political as well as social comment, for in
Ease marriage is consummated it is believed
hat it will augur
RUSSIAN SUPPORT OF oRLEANsIsM
md an alliance in the future of the coming
Czar with France against Germany.
Ross1.
the great Italian actor, was on his way to
San Reno, on the Mediterranean, where his
son had gone to seek q restoration of health,
while the news that his boy was dead was on
its way to Paris.
Among the news which comes to the
bureau tonight is q bit that will please your
American pride to know; for
CECILIA GAUL,
the Baltimore pianiste, has been engaged to
give series of concerts at the Gewandhaus
at Leipsic.
CRITICISM OF Won BULow.
Dr. Hans Won Bulow's remarks to HERALD
correspondent about English appreciation of
music and the higher degree of musical
talent in America have reached England, and
the English musical journals which have
come to hand are furious over his criticisms
Ills statement about his unhappy recollec-
ZION of what he had experienced in England
IS regarded as outrageous.
THE ENGLISH CRITICS
deny DR.. Won Bilow's statement that Amer
cans have greater musical talent than the
English. The affair is likely to lead not
,nly to a defence of himself by DR.. Won
Sulow, but also to invite discussion of the
merits of thetwo countries in respect to their
musical taste and ability. What DR..
Won Balow really might have found
in England was great deal of
musical taste of very con-
servative kind. from the palace to the coal
pit; for any village group will furnish
choir. But there is no intense longing for
DR. appreciation of the school Of music TO
which DR.. Won Balow belongs Handel and
Nendelssohn rule England in music-the one
In oratorio and the other in symphony. You
Americans nro quicker to appreciate the
newest than the English are
NEW BOOK ON THE UNITED STATES.
There is this week q book which you
will find important 1t is by Pierre Jannet,
and is called Lies Etats-U Unis Contempo-
rains" Jannet is writer who is more likely
TO give instruction than pleasure and bis
mind Is rather dry and mathematical than
critical in its habits
Another book by Jules Arene is called LA
ihine Familiere ct Galante"
FANNY LEAR