The DeluSc done into Music.
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4 Partisan correspondent OF the Conrrer dcS Etat
Uns states that NJ. Elwar,, Professor OF The


Conservatory, has been emulating the ambition Of
Ole Bull who has run Niagara tnrunsh his fiddle,


and he has melodized the Universal Dsluge. Ii is
an immense drama, as immense as the globe
The curtain IS raised-,he represents The ark
Of Ncah-the passengers embark-the various cries
of the animals ale distinguished-the orchestra
spreads over all nature the darkness OF nisht-the
storm growis in the brass instruments, and al last
deluge of notes browns the universe. General
desolation Is then represented, soon followed by
the sweet appearance OF the dove, who fiai,ers
about in fue solo. Such is the substance of :he
programme and II has OF course excited much al
tention. The composer is said 10 possess all the
talent necessary foy success in this great enterprise


Twelve statues OF celebrated females are 10
ornament the galleries OF the LuXembuTs. N6me
la Duchess Decazes had decided that each Of the
statues should be the image OF one OF her coniem-
poraries, and that the models should be chosen
from among the ladies' OF her circle. As soon as
this decision was known, applications arrived in
crowds All the ladies Of The " grand monde" de-
sired 10 stand for models The las, soiree OF Ndue.
Ia Duchess has exhibited The aspect OF bal ira
vestie" The solicitors had come in The costume
OF the Office which they desired TO Ill. Some as
Saint Genevieve, patron OF Paris, with crock


IN hand; some as Jane Hachere, armed in the
cuirass and casque, lance and oucker. There were
four Valentines of Milan, eight Clemence isaureS,
! and ffieea Mary Stuarts. The ladies deInandel
.hat the vote be taken, but thus was refused In
order save the self-love of MANY from the uorti-
fcation OF rejection. twill doubtless be necessary
.av the CORRESPONDENT, 10 abandon the weect. and
~ content with fancy subjects f,,- ,hA s-sros.