New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-09

HE NEW khCiEL.-MIie. wiener, VINO mas
1us made her debu the stage at the OdCun, promises
TO be second re9e An tie critics speak n5sy 10, Gl
National Guard during the Franco German war lie got
mixed up IN the Commune, ana was shot by the Yer
salies troops on the Pace dc la BaSe Her mother
90, her living by making fun raj crowns. Nile Weber.
carried of all the first prizes at school was intended
for 1oHerncsS but on reading CoihclIe she 1e me
tragic fire within her, ana resolved to become an actress
LUDwIG's LATEST FREAK.-A correspondent
writes from Munich: king Ludwig has again given
nm xIiiou OF eco entricy Of very peculiar kind lie
had announced three Tour times recently his iu-
tentiou pay flying visit 10 the capital Of Bavaria
and Mi preparations had been Theatre
for playing the piece he had ordered to be given. His
carriages were actually waiting nj the station at
corling To his Msiestys custom order 10 avoid the
curious zane his devoted subjects. However, good
many OF the latter ATTENDED 10 eaten glimpse OF hli
but their surprise can be IMAGINED when 1t WAS an
nounced that the King. at the ast moment had decided
OF IlEdeILo whittier his court chaplain had previously
been to celebrate midnight nassa curious sub
sutute for the theatrical entertainment which Wts
awaiting him AT Munich. LiudeIhOf might almost he
a grotto OF peculiar blue color which has very
narkahle effect The King lately noticed that the blue
tinguished professor the subject When the scientist
hadrXpianed 10 his Majety that the r WAS that
sharply, '1hat might be the case with ordinary
but not with those OF king. Whilst all thesr purrihtes
taking place. Bavaria i gctlnE more and more per
picked as to The best way Of paying on Tie Royal debts
From The Wntehau Reptc,O
MAsPERO AND MCsTAPHA.-All lovers Of the
Egypt o! the Pharaohs have heard with delight Of
NJ.
ccailag horIid little colony OF mud novels which
chokrd up the pillars OF the beautiful temple of Luxor.
Bu although NJ Masp"ro has succeeded III cyicting the
village, he has not been able TO entirely free hs resuS
citated temple from all iucumbrances Every visitor
Egypt has mp the Nile Tor the last
OF men familiar with the personally Of Musapna
Aga. WHO has the honor to represent Her Majesty as
consul at Luxor. Nh tapha Aga has long lived IN "a
no actually adjoining and adhcrng 10 side Of the
temple of Luxor. Mu tapha Aga is shrewd old man.
with more than the AVERAGE Egyptian eye 10 lIc main
chance and VI. Masperos difficulty has been Mustapha
Aga's opportunity. He absolutely refuses the
"A M. oilers
out and build house else whore. He puts price upon
his dOicI fantastic that which the famous Don
PacbcO formerly put npOn ms bed and table linen And
until that price gwen lie declines to bulge Those
who have ever passed AN hour under Mustapha
Agus los ptaDe roof have been privileged to share
IN the pleasures Of fantasia cot up by him for the
amusement OF English travellers, VIII scarcely think
that the dUmcie Of our representative IL sufficiently
splendid call for this colossal remuneration. How
ever in meantime Mustapha Aga holds his ground,
an the process OF clearing the temple remains at
staudsliu.
IL TIERS BED.-Italy and the archROOgists
anu all people who love italy whoOpng 10Y over
q recently discovered statue OF Bacchus The discovery
has naturally set every one thinking OF the wonderful
possibilities ~ the way OF art excavation which lie
hiduen meath the water o Father Tlber 1t has long
been the dream oi poets aud tho belief Of tOne anti
Qusrirs that Tiber mud contains OF
tlstic treasures which have been flung it at one
anUt her, either from wantOn reckcssness for
purpose Of preservation from hateful sacrllsRe IA
there not a legend Atta buried all his treasure
beneath the Roman rlvcfY II rFmembt rightly, he
late General Garbdldi had great desire divert the
river Tbcr from It's bod INTO another channel Garibaldi
inspired by artistic or archaeological purpose.
The object OF his scheme was purely sanitary
but was warmly welcomed AT the time by those who
thought that the laying bare OF the present bed OF the
Iber would lead rich crop OF treasure trOye This
idea may start now and. II II II carried
out. VINO knows but that tho very sevenbrancEcd
candesck which figures sculpture upon the arch OF
THUS gle again before the eyes OF an aSonlsn0d
ard delighted world.