Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-10


clearing FIVE thousand dollars at Philadelph a. Of so
lnasy thousanas at Boston, and of so many more in
various parts Of the United States They cannot,
or they will moi, draw the line Of distinction between
the degree Of taste and refinement at which
this country has naturally arrived and the struggle
which their own (likc other countries in their
fpcy) is making to possess taste refinement mt
all. We have had to go through the same fight our
selves when we we're emerging from barbarism into
civilization and our children should learn FROM our
example, that II is impossible to become perfect at
once. have the utmost res pect for the social quail
tiles of the di rent America artists whom have
met London, TO the number of whom NAV add
their most fortunate and popular comedian, Mr..
Rice His success has been obtained by his pru-
dent adhesion tn class Of charactcrsa path be
it remembered, altogether untrOdden. He has cho-
for his MOTTO at is better 10 be great in little
thing, than little in great thing" and has trum-
phantly acted upon the axiom
TAeLIovI IN PARrs.--Taglioni, after more tkan
leave taking, has at last Quilted London for Inc
Academic Royale, Paris. Every seat in the theatre
is said to have been secured for her first appearance
in La Sylphide
A comnittee Of very emirent vccaliSts are said
to be in treaty for Dcury lane theatre, wi an in
tention OF combining the entertainments 20 opera and
ballet --Signar Thaiberg father has died ard Tell
his son very large property The latter Is at E'ns
but will give public concerts at present, or,
some saw for the future Mr.. arle, the traeedian
n man with one OF the finest speaking voices ever
heard upon the stage, disd last week IN London.
Covert GARDEN THEATRE We are informed
that Madame Vestris intends begin her ne xt
not il the middle las she at first gave out but in the
beginning of September The new serious drama by
She ridan knowles, it seems AT present determined
shall be performed the night Of the opening. IL
has re- centlg been read by several competent judges,
aud all agree that il Mt least equals fit do not exceed,
any previous dramatic work by the same author
The story was formerly treated 10y Mrs Hemans, IN
a tragedy which she called the Vespers Of Paler'
mo, and which was represented at Coveht garden;
but as the talents OF that lady entirely undra-
naatic il met with no utcess Knowles hasempl"y
tt,. pt~la tn I'll fter
enduring s.rac ure and we can speak most sat'siac
tory the strong and growing iHterest of the per-
formance. he plot is not npcated. the Incidents
are natural aud ths situations highly dramatic. he
three principal character. will b. allotted to Mr.
Moore, Mr.. Anderson. md Ellen Tree. and they arc
admirably adapted to their taients.-[ Observer.
Grisi is engaged to sihg ct mnsc meeting at Bath
the l4th Of next month. and Labiache is enga ed
high ter~s for the He efoid Trinity Festival the
second week in Septeabe
"The will Of Paeanini has been opened at Ge-
noa," says a letter from that place in the Deha's
and the following account of its contents is given
as au hantic. The greater parts the fortune con
STATS in houses and rnds; the remainder is IN tn.
funds in France. Esgand, aud Naples. The iota!
am~nnt has hcen officially estimated at 700 800
francs, which is said IN be rather an uBder than
over estimate. Paganini has lett 10 his eldest sister
the lie iDterest of capitol Of rs coo francs, which
is, after her DEATH 70 he div ded equally between her
sons aud daughters. TO his youngest sister he IA,
lIit interest o 5000 frarcs, similar conditions.
T. lazy oil Lncca. whose name u re viii declares
sn't to be inped he has left 0oo francs ayear
for lifc aud 20 tire mother of his son ,29o francs
wear for life This lady IL not Jewsss has ben
generally said, bpt a r oman Catholic. and a dstin
IN shea singer, who travelled with Paganini iru,o
1893 to ISIS, and sang in nearly all the Concerts
which he gave during that time The bulk of she
property after deductin: the lFgaces. is beqneahed
10 has son Achilles, who is, by the will, placed
derthe guardianship Of the Marqu, Lorenzo Pareto
OF Genoa
ILLNESS or RossrSL-The c. zstte Musicale soy,
Ro.,ni is dangerously i'll His body is said to be
much sw6 llen and he is unable TO stand upright
France.
PARIS, July 2)i--The business Of the session be.
ing over, the Chambers were pTorogued, BY COM
mis- sion, ON Wednesday. A great deal of uneasines.
10 ccasoned Paris by the stance of the jour
noymen tai!ors TO the demand of the masters, and
by the probability Of those persons being joiaed By
the operative bakers and sbocmakers. There are
Is 600 taiors cut OF employment to which if there
be added Is 60 men OF tho other trades, the pole.
has reason for dreading disturbance, articu-
arly during the approaching three glorious days
The 9th anniversary OF the taking Of the Bastille
passed On tuesday, il Paris, without the slight
estdisurbance. Mad'ile. Tssloni has arrived here.
a great deal of mystery is observed by the French
Government with respect to Cabrera. He arrived
at Paris Monday evening. but Of his friends
could procure access to him; aud it generally
uuds rstood by t6cm that he had been removed 10
Isle in The cour.e Of TUESDAY. The Constitutional
says that Cabrera had an interview with the Minis
ter OF the Interim, which lasted three hours here
he was ed To after that interview none Of hi.
friends could discover; and all they could learn as
that he not brought back to the Hotel g. c'cans
at which he was first received. About coo more
Carst soldiers have entered France from Catalo-
MIA, and with them Forcadell Ross D'Eroles, Ar.
ncux and other chi IS Tris;any is the only person
Of note who still holds out. He has 1000 men
at his command. spread into various gscria parties
hut as Espartcro mas detached large bodies Of men
In pursuit. Of the several bands, Of them can ox-
pect to keep the field much longer.
Arrangements have been made by the French
Post Office authorities for accelerating the
India mail for England, by special nveysnces di
rect from Narseilles to Gibbs BY this plan, it is
expected that the India mails will reach London -
hours earlier than by that hitherto pursued.
Letters from Perpgnan state that the disorders
which took place between the Cariist, Cstalonisn,
AID Arsgo1cse refugees, have been appcased with
out shedding of blood and that committee If cha
ritable persons Las been appointed to distribute
food IN equal proportions 20 both No less than
5000 Carlist officers have been sent into various
parts Of the interior within few days.
The Commerce saws that the Prince Augustus of
SAKE Cobnrgb, brother OF the Duchess Of Ncmours.
IL marry the Princess Cementinc, third dau ghter
Louis Philip.
The ce's5rs'ed Doctor Crate. who lately died q,
Hanover, left the enormous fortune OF gro COO
Prwsssn dollars, equal To- 1900 900 francs or more
than hslfa million sterng. which he amassed almost
entirely ny his honsurshle profession. having besur
life with fortune Of between 6. 900 and GO 600
only.
Toutousr JuIy 10 cabrera arrived here I.s,