Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-18


thou said,t, fear not
Double chorus, - Praise the Lord, call upon his
name, declare his aoings among the people, make
mention that his name is exalted"
Chorale (six vOices),
'sCiod the Lord, King renaiBcth,
HSSd . IN ms sS Ell sS sn h. ssisne,
he hath y''1edH n.% T.ah might
God is King in depth aud height
In her everlasting station
T s1 hast sp laid .Sy ' ,oas 81 io"aia,ion
F'0m all time T H.iIel .aSsF"' can soar
Lord thou evermore."
Air, (tenor) Mr.. Harris, "The Lord is nay por-
tion, saith my soul: therefore will hope in him;
for he. doth not ahlict willingly, nor grieve the
Air, (bass) Mr.. Mitchill, Great is the Lord,
and great is his power, yea, and his wisdom is inii-
mite" .t
Double chorus, "At his sight the mountains are
shaken the northern storm, the noise vi his thun-
der, and the whirlwind, make the earth tremblc." .
Air, (tenor) Mr.. Harris, :" I will give thanks unto
the Lord, and make the voice Of his praise to be
hea' d." f.i
Air, (treble) Master Foster, "Thc Lord is my
light and my salvation; Of whom then shall be
afraid? for in the time of trouble he shall hide me
bis dwelling, and set me up upon rock of stone"
Chorus, 80 give thanks unto the Lord, for his
mercy endureth for ever
Concluded with I" God save the Queen" with
the verse written for Prince Albert, by j II. Plan
Chez .i..
20 Lord Thy blessings shed
God save the Prince;
Long IN their soS'rsisn's choice
May G t;Sa sas. tho in" PG rs,e:ess'
The airs were given with admirable taste and ef-
feet, and at the conclusion of the performance, Mr.
Majesty and Prince Albert, who were graciously
pleased to express themselves highly grsiifed with
the composition, and also the ADM rabe manner in
which it was performed. Her Majesty particularly
all. ID 4 tk<,a ur,u nf sferE
The Queen continues in good health; but her Ma
iesty, by the express direction, it is said, Of Sir
James Clark has left off equestrian exercises, and
now frequently drives her husband in pony phae-
ton. The Queen is an accomplished "whip."
On Tuesday. the Queen and Prince Albert visited
the Geological Gardens, Regents Park.
On Wednesday, her Majesty, Prince Albert, and
suite. left town for Windsor, to spend the Easter
hslydays. There is said to be some difference OF
opinion between the royal pair as to the appoint
ments TO the Princes household A Dr.. schenk
has arrived from Germany. and he II Is said Will be
the Princes private secretary
Prince Albert visited the Tower Monday last,
with his brother, Prince Ernest
rHrArRicAL.
Actors. actresses and theatricals are pretty
much in the same situation they in when the
Great West crn left. Leigh Hunt has written new
comedy for Covent Garden.
menced an engagement at this theatre on Monday,
24tk April, and appeared as King Richard HIS re-
eepton very fervid ana flatteriog and he looked
remarkably well. At the close Of the tragedy he
was called for, when, after bowling with great re-
spcet and feeling to the audience, he addressed tn IN
In few words conveying his sense Of gratitude for
chilly feelinsly He said that, since his sad mis-
fortunes in America (where. IL will he remembered,
his theatre was wholly consumed by fire, and all
his properties and valuahles destroyed), this wa.
the frat occasion on which he had presented himself
to British audience, and that the kindness shown
20 him was deeply affecting To his heart which,
though long estrasged from home, had still alwtys
been III h; he added that il was also due TO his
Transatlantic brethren to state that they had ever
treated him, both in his private and professional ca
pacity. with treat and pdsviAtiny kindness. lie
was loudly cbeered-
Among the forthcoming novelties at the Opera
House. are II Turco in Italia, Ines d Castro, III Bra
vo, and II Giuramenti, which will be produced with
very strong cast. cemms "a vergy, ana LENA az
Feltry are also spoken Of We have lost Fanny
Elsslcr; avery short interregnam viii, however,
exist before the appearances Of Tagloni. Laporte
is now in Paris in search Of talent To supply sv-
this short space, and new ballet, founded on Au
bers Lac de Fees in active preparation, and will
be produced forthwith. Taglioni appears early in
MAY in the new ballet Of L'Ombre, produced A. Il
WAS the Giana Of last year, at ST. Petersbsrg 9th
err novelties are in store Grisi makes her appear
ance next Saturday in II Purtani. The subscrip-
ten we understand is very full, and includes
ly all the srisccracy and rank Of the country
Madame Sands new comedy, Cosi@a, was tn have
been prodac ed yesterday Tuesday), at the Theatre
Francais. Theatricas IN Paris are at n low ebb.--
II is very doubtful whether the Renaissance will re-
open. f.u rlf.t ta n.I.i
Taglioni is expected 70 fulfil q short engagement
at the Imperial Theatre, Vienna, en- route from the
Russian capital and Is not expected TO reach town
before the close Of the ensuing month. The prine-
pal danseuse from La Scala, at Milan, has been
eaged to succeed Fanny Elssler.- London Sun,
april D.
BraStwe or the CoRk THrsrRE.-The Theatre
stroyed April Is. by fire. The audience retired a
was discovered to be on fire. The flames terri
time IL was feared the flames would extend to the
ball room Of the Imperial Hotel, in which case,
cthing could have preserved either that establish
mcnt, or the Commercial Buildings attached there
10. Luckily, however, they were, by exertions,
confined 10 the theatre. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood, with
Mr.. stansbury, were very fortunate, having taken
away their wardrobcs the previous night. The
building was not insured.
DISCOVERY or THE SoRrn-wrsT PASSAGE.
Nagrafire of me Expedition under Mesws. Dcass
and Simps0n.
ar FoRr SfsrsoS, Oct. 16, 1850
HoxopAsLg Srss I'VE have the honor to report
the completion Of all the primary objects Of the
peditiou the entire fulIment 81 Governor Simpsons
original instructions, under which u has been our
good fortune II act, and s,methisg more though,
We plainly told your hopors last winter, quite
out of the quescn 20 think of reaching the Strait Of
| r II.