New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-04

( The Generals opinion is that Garfelfs nomination
| has released the Republican party from an awk-
ward situation, lie knows intimately the Pres-
dent designated and thinks IL would not be posi-
| bic to find a better man.
| American artists are disappointed at the awards
of the Fine Art jury at the Salon. member OF this
body has admitted to me that foreigners have not
been in oil cases rs well treated as they deserved.
To obtain the honors due to them they must COM
mand patrons in the Senate who will dominate N.
Turquet who will earwig jurors. Political patron
age is now the plaguespot Of French life. IL finds
its way into everything, and. suppose. will do 50
more and more until the Scrun de ste is restored.
and the Scr1ttin ParTOHdissement abolished. Under
the existing regime the Deputy Is placed
at the mercy of his electors, and they
show no mercy TO him when they want
him 10 use his Influence In their behalf. The
worst of the SctR de Lse Is that II w0nld concen-
strate power in q few hands and restore 10 ,r sis
an absolute ascendancY over the provinces. WINE
on American topics shoud mention the success OF
Miss Fagnan of the Place Vend0me, and daughter
Of the lamented Joseph Fagnani at the Annual
Exhibition of Art Porcelain In London, she mas
been awarded two diplomas or honor. Ihere were
1000 exhibitors. and the Jurors are members OF
the ROYAL Academy. Miss Fagnanl mas TWO aru,tic
strings to her bow She is an admirable
painter porcelain, and think ~ pity
that she does not sing in public Her voice ssuperD
mezz0 soprano has been developed under the care
full guidance Of Beiari and Madame Lagrange. she
has dramatic qualities, and early, at Mfs. Lucy
the stage. Her person and manners have sp9ntane-
Gus gracefulness. Miss Fagnan and Miss Hooper
are close friends. The latter IL a very Accomplished
amateur player and Of the best dancers IN Pans
Her style of acting imbibed al toe francals 70
which, when she was a growing girl. Slrs. Lucy
Hooper constantly took her.
FRENCH WEDDING
The wedding of Mile. ChevTeau and Baron Oour-
gaud was very fine affair. NJ Cheyresu, the
brides father, was, under the Empire, Project OF
Nantes of Lyons and of Paris, where be succeeded
Baron Haussman. His crest is wild goat and his
motto 81 climb" He started by bailing Louis
Napoleon as a savior of society, and acting a.
iackal to linked commtteesD At the age OF
twenty-five he was Project Of Nantes, and nc went
on climbing and growing rich for nineteen years.
| am told that he gave his daughter
a portion of 5000. 900 francs She IS very pretty
and was followed INTO The church at her wedding ny
her two grandmOthers. The maternal 9Iandame
placed Bank of France bond for o,OOooOO francs,
deposited 10 q casket of Oxydized SILVER IN me COR
BELLE de mariage The pateInal grandmother pre-
sented some valuable family jewelry Mile. Chew.
reau wore "A satin robe with taDlier OF stamped
velvet on gauZe and AeDcon lace founces ana ven.
Queen isabella, who had received hospitality from
NJ. CheYreau at the Hotel de VILE, was al The wed-
ding. Before she arrived her chamberlain DrOught
diamond leur de lys hair pin 10 t3sten on me VEIL
After the relig Ous ceremony the Baron and baron
ess went TO spend the honeymoon at her MaJestys
chateau OF FOntenay, which she bad lent them.