The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-21
BUMPTIOUS BOYS OF THE FUTURE.
The Radicals Crying for Amnesty
in Falsetto.
THE THEATRES AND OPERAS.
A Batch Of New Works, Reyiyas and Announcements
The REJECTED Artists.

HERALD BUREAU, NO. OIL AVENUE DE L'OpERA,l
PARIS May 20, 1876
The stormy debate on the amnesty question was
adjourned amid noise and fury, signifying nothing.
Its radical promoters were not serious. IL was
simply make believe effort their part, and done
TO satisfy their Communistic constituents. The
quiry 10 FIX upon Donapartst agents the RESPONSE
biity OF the Commnnistic troubles, and revive
the amnesty question, which is the only burning one
| In French politics ut present. although nobody
tell here what day may bring forth to set all the
Deputies by the ears.
| MIcuELErs MEMORY.
The translation OF tho remains or the historian,
Jules Miehclet, 10 Perc Ia Chaise evoked worldwide
tributes of respect to his memory.
STUDENTS coNGngss
| In this age Of international congresses. when
| almost everything that people could assemble over
or In the OF has been used up II Is refreshing
to find something new. 1t is now proposed to hold
such congress OF students This Is prolific idea,
and the interesting picture OF the youths from the
Latin quarter IN solemn concavc with bespectacIed
Varsity oars from Oxford and young Dons from
Saragossa, would be worth visit, even II their as
sembled wisdom did not set the Seine on fire. The
idea was first mootcd in connection with Mcheets
funeral. Apropos OF students, ind a curious In
stance OF sefconsciousness in the French stu
dcnts-namely, their frequent announcement OF the
fact that they the great of the future, and
this not merely as individuals, but as a body. 1t
has Its grain OF truth In 1t, but when one hears
knot OF Partisan students gravely approving the
expression OF it one is led to wonder why English
ana American youths do not portion out the future
world between them in the same confident way.
A LARGE MEETING.
| meeting OF about q thousand students was held
posed congress. A large number OF students from
the provinces and some foreign students partici-
patcd in the discussion.
/ The latter will be entertained tonight ct ban
quet by the Partisan students.
PUBLIC MORALS.
Deputy Rouvier is to be prosecuted for IN outrage
on public morals.
MARSHAL NEy's EXECUTION.
The question OF mistaken identity regarding Mar
shall Ney's alleged escape to America despite the
the First Napoleon, is ridiculed here.
THE EUROPEAN OUTLOOK.
| A look around Europe discovers to the close OBJ
server that England is becoming the monarchical
| headquarters OF Europe.
| THE REPTILE rUND.
| The latest emanation thence is pressure being
brought upon Germany to restore to the King OF
Hanover the si5ooo,ooo OF private property seques
trated by Germany after the war with Austria form
ing what is known since in the Blsmarckian world as
tho rcptlc fund" and used to suborn the press and
serve the purposes OF the Prussian secret service
| generally.
/ TURKEY FALLING TO rTEcEs.
1t is the general opinion here that Turkey Is break
| ing up ut last. The indemnity demanded from the
Porto for each OF the consus murdered Is $25oooo.
| LES ERrySyEs.
| The new lyric drama, "Ics Erinnycs, the words
Of which are by De Iislc ana the music by Massenct,
was produced on Monday last at the Theatre
| Lyrique and proved decided success. ii note
worthy that among llghthcadcd people IKE tho
French taste for heavy classical drama should prc.
vail while serious peoples like tho English and tho
Americans should become so fond OF French theatre
cal frivollt!es.
L'HoTEL GODEL0r.
] Tho new piece by NM. Sardou and Crisafulla, en-.
titled LIotcI Godciot, Is running the gauntlet Of
| adverse criticism. 1t Is wholesale plagiarism
from Goldsmith's charming comedy, "shc ssoops to
Conquer"
A delicious little piece, "Lc Modeic,r by M. Louis
Leroy was produced this week at the Palais Royal
Theatre.
THEATRICAL NOTES.
Leonard Kronnstat's .'Ticketof-Lcave Man, has
been rcvidcd at the Ambigu Comlquc
IL Is probable that the government subvention to
the Theatre Iyrquc viii be increased to 100000 per
annum.
Nile. Jeanne Bernhard, sister OF the celebrated
actress and artist, Sarah Bernhardt VIII make
her debut shortly at the Gymnasc.
The Douircs Parisiennes is 10 produce in scptcm-
Der new operctta, which NJ oncnbach is said to be
at present finishing In America
ccIIarus, The inventor Of the polka, is dead
The new quatuor by signor Verdi Is to be cx.
ccu,cd BY the famous artists sivori, wieniawski,
Leonard and scrvas.
"Arda'' still draws immense houses here. signor
Dfuzio is the conductor
THE Nh pEsrERAxDuM PAINTERS
The salon dcs REFUSES, that home for disap-
pointed artistic ambition, shares attraction with
tic Salon Itself, where tho accepted artists
exhibit.
Clarc;ic's "L'Art ct les Ar.stcs'' win be found
useful guide 70 American picture buyers.