New-York tribune., 1879-11-12

with n snintiy EXPRESSION of eye. or win
'iir true blue eye-tho window through ,1 which
candid soul looks, upon the worin, raco ntten
have, but when they are heaniiIul ..y n'o I
dark aud lustrons. or like RachePs or Nldenolseio
.lulien's of the Odeon Theatrel, pro1ounu' srhitn
inc fascinating strange. aud too bard to inspire
love or call up tender emotions
II il ssettled that we are TO have grand char-
table revel for the benefit OF the victims OF tie IN
undntions in Murcia. The Gaulois wanted to direct
the festival which promises to be n brilliant one
and draw to Paris rich pleasnre-seekers
from every city In Europe. But the Figaro
and the two other boulevard Journals, the
ToIioire and the Erenmeni coalescing against II,
tie f6te will BE- gwen IN the name of the French
press. II is to be hoped that under the mantle OF
charity bull-fghtng will not be introduced into
this country, 1t will be il NJ Laftte, the manager
of the yoltdire can talk round Gambetta and Grevy.
The Empress Eugenic. when she was the fayorite
child of Fortune. vainly endeavorcd TO natur-
alize the amusement Of the Spanish arena
IN France Bul-fghts in which Madrid swordsmcn
were engaged were for her entertainment got mp nj
BayOnne. But the current even there was so strong
against them that the Minister OF the Interior adj
vised the Empress not to patronize them. Figaro.
If it's programme were accepted by the Spanish
Embassy, its boulevard rivals and the rail-
way. companies would have transported to the
Hippodrome n troupe of Spanish guitar players,
bolero dancers, singers, gianos and pretty orange
girls. The GnuiOis proposed repetition IN the
streets of Paris OF the Carnival of Nice with bat
tie of flowers and -four dust As it passed along
woman in a chariot personating Charity would send
her attendant angels TO hold out begging-bags TO the
spectators. In the Hippodrome there would be
Spanish concerts dances and fancy fair, at which.
habited in the national costume Madrid ladies oil
the h CHEST rank would act as saleswomen.s me me
GanlOis was promised by the manager OF the
ChAtelet Theatre the loan of the various properties
which serve in cavdcadcs. IL proposed also ihe
pubicaiun of a special journal. written by the most
sparkling pens and Illustrated by the cleY-
crest pencils. all about the iele and Murcla;
One franc was to he, II this idea were carrier
out the price. Nibeut and Carolus Duran are
among the artists who have promised 10 assist IN
any way in their power, IN impartlng TO the ieie
a hrliancy worthy of Paris and OF the irench
press. The f6te. II Is now agreed, Is 10 present 10
the pcasuIe-seekers of Europe the attrac-
tions OF bull-fght-lt the Government
will authorize one; of a jOust between circus riders
and Young cavalry officers. representing the cen
turies of the Christian OF procession IN winch
the leading events OF spanish history, from me
Youth of the Cid until the accession OF Philp
y, will be peTsonifed, and OF perform
ance analogous TO that held at the opera
House last Spring. Is ye' az an IN, open orl
fresses of the fast-and-lOO,e theatres VIII be IN
vIied to assist Ia giving eclat to ihe mght ieie
come rs spectators We're TINS so" VI. llarN, of
the FigqrO. shlcwdy observed " We wo gld fIil to
catch correct and wealthy tngiish suops Wio are
used 10 giving large Sums iOT pubic charities"
This afternoon there was collection III the
Madeleine. mt the close of Lycn Song, for the
benefit Of the inundated Garden of Spain" The
ladies' who collected We're the Da.hr.se, de Fernand
Nunez de scsto. De Ba.leu FO-s'ua. The two daugh-
ters of the Marquis de Moins, the Coun-
tc.ses D'Aucliano, Dl llora Togores and
Casa Real. The Duchess of Fernand Nun,z is as
rich "a. the Duchess de 6a.licra, but not oYtu-
handed. Her revenues come tTOm coal mines aud
market gardens m Be gum. Madame Ce Blllrn is
the daughter Of "a Spanish railway contractor of the
MclIcnry caiibrc, and wlIc Of the eIanocc Who was
sent to Nicun odcilaud for King AlphOns' tie band
of the Archduches- hristiua lie dimes tis evening
with Queen l. ella, who s i'm low spirits ai what
she thinks an omen a. evil aurury for her son and
his Imperial iianc6,. The Queen mother is pressed
b. Don Alph0usO 80 sIcrhce money. j. els, Aces,
pictures no matter vhat-prOydcl 10 is NaluaDe
10 the victims of the nuudatlons. lhis she declines
To DO. Her subscription is set down atTl,O0O, when
she SAWS is the utmost she can afford. lhe Arch
duchess besought the Duke de Btileu o. impress on
the King her desire for "A quiet wedding. She II
tormcntcd, ! was told to-day, by member OF
lsabclia's household with dark appreheuslOns.
should, as Clement DuvonOis wrote 70 tine Emperor
Napoleon H.. say to her; " BE generous !; castintn
to insure you against the mpovonshing conse-
quences of successful revolution. Throw that
bread upon the waters and 10 VIII return 10 you In
the blessing of a grateful people now disposed to
hate you, they know not exactly why"
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