The New York herald., 1844-11-24

that abounds with female soldering aud bivouac.
iag, has been renewed. The principal female bale
dancers are Piunketr, Damiia're, and Clara Wal
lace.
NJ. Brshsm, VI G. Brahsm. and ar Binge, the latte
70 Hly OF the Theatre Royal Covent Girden, mad
their app. .rnce ~ III. Surrey TIL. the aid
ia th- opera Of the wills Bridge Tor the benefit o ia
orpasn chiiii.n OF Hebrew persuasion They w.r
vel rsceiv-d by crowded house. Several OF M
Bates friends sni admirers have xpresse sed their in
ton pres,ntln him with piece Of plate, on the cc
cssou OF IN. hunireih representation Of 7hs Boheman
Oil
Ds.rH or Mas HrSKv spposs This talented ane
respected laiy diei Thursday last Mrs sadon
h, left th-ltenham where she had been staying Tor tn
hsned OF her health aud arriving in London had
surgical operation performed which abe survived only
ten days
a5 ot Foreign.
PARrs--On the Isl instant, the Grand Festival
Concert took place. Nedermeyer's NJ irie Stuar'
Is IN acuve rehearsal, AT the Academic Royale
rh hb-rg has taken the stud es oi Stephen Heller
and Wolff IN hand ne teaches nothing else 70 hls
pnpls. kosenhan q expected here soon ne late
ly gave concert al Frankfort, for the benefit OF
those persons who were ruined by the inundation o
the Rhine. Conradn Kreutzer IS here, TO supsrn.
tend the production al the i,aiiens OF two ot hls
Operas, which have beeu translated into Italian
Leopold de Meyer Is expected daily -Mnsicd
lTorid
Lxpsrc The half-yearly examination of the stu
druls oF the Conservatorlum ol Music here latel,
took place Amongst the number Of muse al scho
lars VINO prominently Distinguished themselves, wa
n
Hamburg, and whose name, II Is said, viii become
tatnilitr>to the musical world also among The yo
ctls's was remarked some growing talent Th'
various professors, under whose guidance the pm
pills are educated, are the following Professor .
singing, Madame Bunan Grsban pianist, Madam
Schumann, Uate Caii Week) vioinist, Ferdl
nand David on counterpoiDt, The celebrated cor
poser. Robert Schumann and Hauptman. unde
whom little J,aoh m Is studying composition
present, DIR. Mendelsson, who is also ono Of VI
leading directors and professors, was not pveser
on this occasion Great hopes are entertained fro'
this institution by the musical profession III Ge
many.
The Courier Francois tells story of Lablache
last visit 10 Naples The great singer is apt 10
absent in mind. He was summoned to the palac'
and while in the waiting room, he obtained lea,
10 wear his hat, as he had cold. Sent Ter by th
King. he snaiched up the other hat, and ran in
the Royal Cabinet with one on his head and It
second In his hand. The King jocosely asked hii
which was his own, or whether he had brought
second as precaution lest he should leave o
behind HINT "Ah. maledett0!" cried Lablach'
with ludlcrous air OF distress, "two hats are il
deed too many for man who has no head!'
THE LATE CARL MARIA WEBER -Atthe receI
Of" Der Freyschutz," about thousand pc rsons
the highest distinction joined the funeral corteg
Cheruh,nps Ra4aiA.sA 80. r>.sev~,-d ON ,hr vcc'
sion, whose name, with those OF JOrnelli and Mo
zart, placed in an urn, to be decided by lo'
which OF the three composers requems was TO
performed
Feans Lsz, the great pianist, has been gvif
concerts at Toulouse where he excited the great
est enthusiasm. The vocal society OF that cit,
principally consisting OF workiHgmen, brought HI
a setanade on the eve of his departure-which
put of till the next day for the sake Of giving an
ther concert, for which he distributed SIX hundre
tickets amongst the members of the society.
Taaberg is now in Paris experimenting the
craving OF his grand Sonata. II will be publlshe'
by Tranpenas
Hector Berlioz, encouraged by the success of hi
monster concert, which he gave last summer, al
nounces series of similar winter entertainments
The Messiah is 10 be produced, for which offer
have been made to Braham
The Italian Opera in Paris has been opened wit
the Puritani. which has been followed by la St
mlramlde and il Ba, biere. A new Opera by kreu
Ter, Ia notte in Grenada, is in rehearsal.
Verdi, who by many is preferred to Donezetn
has finished an opera on the subject OF the Maid o
Orleans Rossni is said to have chosen the sam
plot
Fashions for November.
The! maneaux, b,nrnous. and pelisses do not diff
very materially those OF last winter the autumno
manteaux of black satin lioed with white silk raw
almost concealed by the frs that encircle
denrelie de veours laid fa very distingue the
OF very comfortable make, almost always with p,
lecin-, which Is rather pointed than round the paleto
Gr.cqie made OF the material the dress Ii 4
with aud in make, bears resemblance to III.
gentem .ns pae'ot Peiisses Of velvet trimmed will
fur which will be much used this season, not only
door toettes but sat and velvet dresses will
ornamented by two and three rows OF fur. Ermine 10
dress and marten negge will be the most in request
the palatine Poonaise, mprov ement on the CANA
OF last winter ID the paatine Russo, also fashions
BILE uniting the scarf IN pelerine
The cspofes and bDnnets Of this season are rathe'
small and continue low In the crowns the colors woT
dep blue emerald green, violet with feathers an
beaver color made ornamented inside with poncea
ribbon the marabout r,oping feather haded grey an'
ponceau Velvet bonuets OF colors are very
elegant Capotes Of black velvet are lined pink and
th- feathers are shaded ink and black
Caps Tor demi toilette are OF tule bouillonne. with
qraty Of velvet ribbon IN two shades
ct color Pretty little Caps are made with donbe head
piece. which wreath delicate flowers, falling
the sides in bunches Caps that quite nat IN front
only trimmed on ths crowns with riboon.
One of the present coures of dress is the yptian
the Mogaior 10 also admrei-forming union Of ribbon
in all the shades from poncsau pink coques ribbon
is much used in four and Ave shades Of the same
color.
The urban Africain the nud fsntange and the toque
Espagno the favores Wreahs are preferred to de-
tached flowers
dress they will still be busque, often with open
behs but the short sleeves will he both fuller and long
Ia thin materials the skirt will be double and ringes
Of silk mixed with silver god will be Grape
dresses instead Of hounces, with berthe OF the same
Morning dresses will be open, with revsrs on trimming
the chemset.e embroidered in 'front.' and centuries with
buckles gradually gaining grounds bu tons are aso
very fashionable in enamel, msrcassite stone &c Vel
vet is much used for trimming dresses and lace Is univer
sally worn the Amszone make Of dress has its admirers
in which cloth been used Sleeves OF
variety; but in thick Materials velvet tight
Preferred London and Paris Ladies Magazine Fashion
Markets.
LONDON MovEY MARKET, Oct. 4-There fs no material
change in the English Funds--Consols closed rather
fatty ss par for money and to 1901 for account
The Three andquarter per cent l0l To l0l3 Three
per cents got to 9Sf; Long Annuies ii SIT TO a. ~
ohequer Bills 65s 65s premium and India Bonds, 30
premium. Bank Stock Ia Arm at 2O4 to 204i The busi
ness in the Foreign market has not been large Portu
guese ,nds have advanced to 53t Spanish Bonds
frmer in consequences Of the rumoIed intended marriae
of Queen Isabella with Prince Of the Austurias. Tn,
Five enprc cpnta are uust ted q l. Three Dp
cents 35f Il Mexican Bonds, s% Brazilian, 3bi Ducf
sOl to o.
The following prices the latest obtained for the fol
lowing United States stocks:--
Rcdesmabe
New York Fves. .... .ls56
............ls 1883 .oi3 -
........... .l960)
Pennsylvania Fives. ........... .6 95
onio Sxes. 1880 '.'''' ,oso ,oo -. 80
Indiana So (sterling Donds).... ......1 81
Louisiana Fives .lsa4 Al 50.52 ..... IA rs
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