The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-03

MI. ana MIS-. OudIleo hcdu COuirhctu an eu-
zasement OF six nights at the Theatre Royal, La
verpo0l, Oh Monday, May Is. The opening repre-
sentation was Bulwer's play OF Money which
was received with rapturous applause
Lovers Irish Evenings MIR. Lovers success
continues unabaled He was about 10 give series
of his charming entertainments 10 The lovers of
musc in Liverpool, al the last accounts.
Madame Caradori Allen is in London.
Cerito, Grisi and Labache are engaged in her
Majesy's Theatre
new farce, entitled ''Cut tor Partners" has
been brought out with tclat on the London b0ards
Mr.. Bum has got a renewed lease Of Drury Lane
Theatre for three years.
Gallisnani's Messenger con,radicts the report
that Made Rachel has retired from the stage;
she is only taking very needtul temporary rest.
The subscription for the relief of the sufferers by
the late caamitous tire at the Theatre Royal pro
crosses satisfactorily.
| MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT -Messrs. p. Kiiz and
Horn advertise amusca ente r'ainmeni 10 be gwen
by them at the Victoria Rooms, on FRIDAY evening
next, entitled the Lille OF Sailor and CONSISTING OF
narrative, anecdoe and song. The entertainment,
vas given at Romsey by these gentlemen on
Thursday evening with complete success, and We
have no doubt it will be equally well received here.
Tsglion has arrived in Paris, from I,ay, and IL
is said the renown' danseuse is in treaty with the
manager OF the Academic Royale (M. fillet,) fer
an engagement at that theatre.
The veteran Braham, aided by his two cons,
gives "A concert on Monday evening, at CoeenI-
Garden Theatre, when many attractions are pro-
missed Few individuals have so much claim upon
the patronage of the public as this gentleman; ard
is 10 be hoped that, in this instance, the claim
will be duly and literally honored
Thalberg, the celebrated pianist. is expected in
London IN The course OF next month.
Madame Dorus Grae, Salvi, and Herr S.audiel
will sing at TWO concerts In Manchester early In
June.
Sinclair the well-known English vocalist, has re-
turned from America, and last week sung at Glas-
| gov, when he took a farewell beneht.
| Herr Ernst, the celebrated violinist, 10 now at
Liverpool, where he is engaged to play al one or
| two public concerts.
HER MAJEsrY's TnxArsx.-Herod's Tampa
will be produced night under great advantages,
Fornasar sustaining the part OF the hero, and a.
,lache tina, Of Daniel. The opera will hue have
every chance of success; for not only in these but
otherrespect., it will be strong and mosteff'cent
Between he opera and the bale, the SECOND act
Il Norma will be given, Grisi and Favanii appear.
| ing conioin,ly as Norma and Adelgisa.
| MIR. F. Cramer, the highly respectable, professor
| II music, who has been before the public for %
scarr, is about to retire; he will give a fsrsw-
benefit in the course OF next mouth, at which his
brother, Mr.. J. b. Cramer, will perform On the
iano-iorte for the last time in public.
MIR. Charles Kemble has been honoured by the
command of her Majesty Queen Adelaide 10 give q
| rvate reading of the play OF Cymbelins, on Thurs
lay evening next This is the play selected tor ,he
opening Of the series ofpubic readings from Shaks'
place on Monday evening, at WiIlis's Rooms.
new horn player, Of the name Of Vivier. 10
shortly expected in this country. This artist 10
said be extraordinary performer on his II stTu'
| nent and 10 be IN possession OF certain means tor
| Producing effects hitherto unknown.
HAyMAnxsT THEArRE.-The very lauehnb'e CO.
medy "A Cure tor the Heartache," was revived
INST night, with cast Of characters so strong as 10
ensure its eectng for the time al least, The cure
it Processes. Old Rapid the enriched tailor, VIZ.
,crsonn,ed by Farren; Young Rapid, The son, bad
Charles Mathews Tor his representative; Mr.. S,rck:
land was Vortex, the nabob Mr. Webster appeared
| IN the characterot Frank OAKLAND; Miss julia Ben.
neit as Je.sie, Mrs. Edwin Yarnold as Ellen vor-
| tex, and the character of the more ani,quaed Miss
Vortex was admirably sustained by MIS- w. Cliff
ord. Faren was almost inimituble in some of
| he scenes especially that wherein his receives
he challenge from Young Stanley. The charac-
| ter of Young Rapid is well suited 10 Charles Ma
| hews who continued to keep up the spirit Of The
| scene 10 Its full tone, without exaggernion. The
| comedy was received with shouts of laughter and
applause.
DESTRUCTION OF THE THEATRE ROYAL, MAYcHTs-
TER. FIRE.-On the 7th nlt this theatre, situated
| IN Fountain street, Manchester, was totally con-
| ,umed. The fire was first perceived few minutes
fter six in the morning, and IN an hour The great
| st part of the building was totally destroyed The
MY portion saved is lateral strip on that side next
Buck Mosely street, occupied az green room, dress
| ng rooms, wardrobe properly room, treasury and
managers room. The origin Of the fire is MOI
| Snown, as there were no fire arms or fireworks
| discharged ia the performances Of the previous
| svenng. All that is known ~, that II originated
upon or over the stage The plate, wardrobe,
books land other valuable property, were saved with
come difficulty. but about an hour and hall aier-
wards owing to some accidental spark, the dresses
caught fire where they were removed 10. some dis
lance from the theatre, and were almost wholly
| consumed All the performers were fortunate
enough to save their own dresses.
| By a singular coincidence, there was a tire IN
he Theatre. Royal, Liverpool the previous even;
ing which however was fortunately ex iDaulshed
| ,etore doing much damage.
| TEXAS ANNEXATION IN FRArcE.-We have just
| received the Paiia papers Of Thursday. The intel.
gsnce from The United States gwen IN second
| .d,tlon of this paper on Monday, has created q
great sensation at Palis The annexation OF lexsf
, las revived the numerous speculao.s which were
foa, during the Canada affair, of the necessity ~
making common cause wllh me uniieo ets,ee, ana
Vt thus directing powerful oICw against me orsI
interests of Great Britain The National s already
IN the field and calls on The nation 10 difr. gard thc
entenie cordaie OF NJ Guizof, and Ia think ony OF
| me great advantages which good understanding
with the American Union must create Tor Fr. nee.
IL saws that the annexation Of Texas TO the States
"a a new political combination, weakening the
British government and its arlstocrscy IN the most
sensitive point that our relations with the Csbine
Of Washington cannot be friendly that our Cana
dian possessions are In danger; and that the Euro
pean power, and particularly France, who have
oeraied the insulting yoke OF British supremacy
| should be prepared to take advantage OF The
chances which this new combination must ere
long afiord.-LOndon Herald.
The Journal des D<bats has the following Five
new railroads are to be construcied--hrs'Iy ana
secondly, the direct road from Paris to StrasoufS
by the valley Of the Marine, ar-e-Duc, and Nancy,
i, with branches to Rheims and Metz, and mat rom
Paris to Nantes beyond Tours, which were lncIud-
, ed in the claaemsrt OF the great law OF 1917 ;
! thirdly and fourthly the double lepoibenng unto
.;mogcs and unto Clermont OF The line OF Orleans
to Vierzon, with grant Of money. unto Chateau.
I ROM on one side only, aud unto Nevers on me
i -, 7, will Le remembered. that the law oil lS41
i es undecided the drlines,ion Of the central road
y Sevond Vierzon or Bourg,., between those two
v f.,.c,;on. They are now both adopted, but stop
a, w. ,rnoee. and Clerrnon,; and it is also
= iers,ood that the line from PARASITE Toulouse will
III, rom the line Of PARIS to Bordeaux, and from
thai 10 Bordeaux to Marseilles or Ceuc Filthy.
l. the extreme Injustice committed by the law ut l642
70 The detrlment OF the northwestern departments