The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-11
THEATRICAL AND LITERARY D0lNGS.

HERALD BUREAU.
No. 81 AVENUE De L'0PEHA,

friendly with any and yet the active enemy OF none.
RUSSIAN DESIGNS
Russia is seriously meditatng the huge work OF q
partition OF Turkey in Europe. despite all pacific
assurances TO the contrary. Germany, on the other
hand is secretly opposing the schemes for Russian
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
While this state OF affairs exists between the
Northern Powers 1t is worthy OF note that there Is
misunderstanding between the French and English
likelihood, just now Of the alliance OF crimean times
being repeated.
ENGLAND on THE oUg WYE.
England is very cautious and watchful, and It is
evident that she holds trump cards all round the
game, II she can only get time to play them.
THE BRITISH AHEAD.
England is very cautious and watchmi, but her
statesmen hold trumps all round the game.
AUSTRIA PUZZLED.
The Austrian policy validating NJ II she did not
exactly know which side to take Hence she sits
among the nations waiting on Gortschakon, Bis
marck and Disraen.
THE OLD RESORT.
The assemblage Of European Congress- that
timewom resort Of implicated ministries and anxi-
ous monarchs, is probable.
THE ASHES OF LOUIS PHILIPPE.
The proposed removal OF the remains OF the late
King Louis Philippe and Of the ashes OF the members
OF his family who died in exile, from their resting
place in England for refinement in France, will he
made pretext for the initiation Of another move
ment for the fusion Of the Orieanists and egitimists
THE UNIVERSITY BILL.
The French University bill, which accedes to the
State the right OF controlling the appointments In
the universities Of France Is considered certain to
pass the Senate.
AIFoNso's ATTITUDE TOWARD THE VATICAN.
The Spanish Ministry Is attempting to ccncilate
the Pope and Antonel on the subject OF their oppo.
sition to the religious federation clause OF the con-
stitutlon.
PARIS THEATRES.
The Partisan theatres are closing or have been
closed for the summer vacation.
The houses which remain open are reproducing
old favorite pieces.
DANGEROUS NOVELTY.
The only novelty is piece entitled lie Coup de
Canif- which is on the boards at the Theatre Des
Arts II remarkable chiefly the fact thar there
are six adultercs in 1t.
AT THE LYRrQUE.
wcber's "Oberon- was revived at the Iyrique on
Thursday with great success and viii probably have
q long run.
THE GRAND OPERA.
The statement that Nile. Krauss has permanently
lef, the Grand Opera Is untrue. She VIII return TO
the house In September.
THE rrALrgSs
The Italiens will open in september with "Forza
del Destino."
salvn win probably play there on the or nights.
IN 1s,s-"PoLyEvCTE.-
.Polycucte" will moi be produced before the open
ing Of the French Exhibition in 1878. NJ. Gounod
has sold the score to the music publisher Icmolnc
for $4,000.
wAGNER's 'TRfLoGy.-
ogy has been taken. The performance will COM
mence at Baircuih in the middle OF July.
EUBENsrEIS FOR RUSSIA.
Gubenscin has left Paris for st. Petersburg His
five London rehcarsals netlcd $4,000.
STRAUSS CONCERTS.
Negotiations have been opened for a series OF
Strauss concerts in Paris during the Exhibition Of
1878, TO be given in concert room which is 10 be
built, capable Of accommodating 5000 persons.
CHILLING THE GAEDES ron VIENNA
Herr Jauner. the director OF the imperial opera
OF Vienna, leaves Paris tomorrow. atcr a Ruthless
search FOR novelties. lie takes back only "Pcco-
lno.r lie won't have "D!mitrl.r
pnrNA posSA SCANDAL
Scandal Is busy with the name Of great prima
donna who has been hitherto believed TO be IRE.
proachabie.
The government; subyenrion to the Lyriqne and
opera comique is 70 he raised to $4,000 each.
GOING OFT or rHg BUSINESS.
On the expiration OF the present leases the city
OF Paris VIII sell all the theatres OF which the mu-
nlcipali,y Is proprietor The Corporation finds the
property too oncrous for It's management.
NEW COMEDIES.
Mcwsky, the author Of lies Danichcfs, y Is finish
ing new I'VE act comedy.
sardou Is engaged In writing a new Ave ACT
comedy for the Gymnase. The subject Is taken
from sporting life.
TAXATION ASD THE POOR
The tax on theatres established for the benefit Of
the poor is likely 10 he abolished.
GREAT WORK.
zellers' new volume on the German Empire and