Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-17

MADAME CARADoRI ALLES.-Last night, under the
designation Of Cinderella portions Of La Csneentola
and many other favorite operas were given, Madame
Caradori sustaining the principal character The
LANCE seemed give pretty general satisfaction. Cara
dor is great favore with the fashionables This she
viii always be, in the first place her fair fame which
is pure snow, will ensure her the into the
first circles and there she will be fully Appreciated
Not that the FIRST circles have finer formed organs than
others gifted with taste and discrimination,
but that they have the opportunity Of hearing her in
which suits her voice-she being all nens and
purposes singer, where she is always
full, and a stage singer, where she sometimes falls.
The house full last nght-the pit and first and
second tiers Of boxes crowded In the dress circle
thirds of the company ladies' the red scarfs and
handkerches which to be the fashion for the neck
giving brilliant to mind brilliant than
tasteful, ensemble The orchestra boxes were
also filed, and owned bright display of beauty.
The overture Ceanentoa, indfierently played.
Hughes led we'll but the orchestra is full enough for
such composition. We did not like Coraderi in the
first of the opera She did not shine. There
is much concerted music for her 1t does suit
the quality Of her voice. Ii is in the beautiful arias
that she delights and this brings
starting point that she is singer In the last
act she restored portion of the original music-Ma
soretla Here she great Her recatiUe repaid
for all that had endured before, even from those
singers Messrs. Richings. Pacde, jones' Miss Verify
| and Mrs. Vernon. We were in hopes that she would
not have lugged in the Non pia Mesta. She did, how
ever, and sung it through with much sweetness, with
| out its character, which spenddly given to it by
| Mrs. Wood
AT the conclusion she was called for to receive the
compliments of the audence-but the stage manager we
presume installing the call Of the housedrew up the
curtain apon the dramas persona, and the finale
peated The audience intended after Coradoris
exerons, to have compelled her repeat so trying
passage, and which evidently caused her great eff
| fort.
II Don Juan having been barbarously murdered
at Philadelphia with IMMUNITY the same outrage is TO
be perpetrated at Baltimore. If the fine old Don has
any friends let them to his assistance and rescue
him from the murderers.
The Indianapolis and Leavenworth la. mail was
lately robbed near the latter place. The letters and
papers were found floating down the Ohio river
II Forty-two nterments in Baltimore in the week
ending on the l4th instant.
u The Philadelphians speak Of the aurora borea-
lis. 1t appeared to them at the precise time and in
| the precise manner to US.
az Miss Tree has ran off with half the hearts of
the bachelor Bamoreans by her performance Of Ion.
critic speaking Of her departure, congratulaes him
| self that in the words Of her own touching fare
well to Clemanthe,
"we shall again"
SHAvISG.-In New Orleans, where there is no cent
currency, shavers of the north have been deng
a profitable business. They have been buying up
large amount Of ten cent pieces, which they pass oil
on the community for twelve and Matchmaking
nett profit Of rs per cent.
The Picayune recommends to the evil, that
the city should resolve to take them for six and
quarter cents only which would, of course, cause
their immediate abolition.
A Lucky Doo.-An old lady who recently died in
Wakefield England has left her dog ESQ year for
life.-Boston Herald.
Not SO lucky Mr. Herald, for as of course some
puppy will have a reversionary interest in the dogs
legacy the chances are ten TO enc that the dog will
no, enjoy his income long The dog will die in order
that the puppy may i've
EscA oEmESrs-The Nashville Advocate says =
Last year by this time every hog was engaged with
in 20 miles of this place." As their engagements are
to the knife, they are better oil az they are.
fr The Jail in Morris county, New Jersey, has not
had a prisoner for some weeks Where are all the
Jail birds.
DJ' There has been theatQcal row OF Louisville,
in which a Mr.. Foster got thrashing from Mr..
Parsons.
D They have discovered in New Orleans that
Mrs. Conduit can sing Surprising people at New Or
leans.
MYsTERIEs-Mr. Strut in his Manners and Gus
toms Of the English" has given description Of the
stage in England when mysteries were the only heatr
cal performances-vol iii, 100. "In the early dawn
of literature and when the sacred mysteries the
only theatrical performances what is called the
stage did then consist Of three several platforms
ges raised one above another. On the uppernost
the Pater Caiests surrounded with his Angels on the
second appeared the Holy Saints. and glorifed men
and the last and lowest occupied by mere who
had not vet passed from this transitory life the
siens OF eternity. On side Of this lowest platform
was the resemblance Of dark ptchy cavern from
ce issued appearance Of fire and flames and when
|: was necessary the audience treated with hide
Gus yelings and noises initiative Of the howlngs and
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