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Paris.
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The Ballet, as danced BY children under the d.
rec,ion of Madame Weiss, has had grea; success
here. Me- Weiss had engaged 10 go, On the 18th
February. to London, where she had made an ad-
vautageous engagement with the director Of the
Queens Theatre but the Austrian Embassador
refused 10 give her passport, although she had the
consent OF the parents TO take the children thiher
The EuIbassador even requested that che should be
sent back with the children, TO Vienna but TO this
the French Government, would not consent. AS
ground of all this difficulty in triiing affair."
connected with poltics, it is said that Jesuit ad-
visers have persuaded the pous Empress that it en-
dangers the chdrcn's salvation 10 be thus carried
about the WORKINGS. Of all, to be taken TO Eng
land, lest there ,hey should fall under influences
that might lead to their abiunng Catholicism.
Poince Metternich wrote with his own hand let
ter to Coun. Appcny; two Fathers have been sent
hiiher al the expense OF the State, with powers TO
act in the matter; and though Me Weiss has a
contract with the parea,s and guardians. which en-
powers her TO take The children about where she
pleases, yet, a, the instance Of the Embassy, pro-
cess is begua at the Civil Tribunal to take the chill
dren from her-,he Prefecture OF Follce having de-
clared the case TO be out OF their jurisdiction.