The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-21

dy week ~ len Dnblin Tor Liverpool, aud wll pro
coed immediately for the United States
Accounts from Belgium state that Capt D'Hond
Of me ship lndustriel, has made discovery OF three
new Islands IN Polynesia.
Thentricais.
AT THE DRURY LANE,-fhe Brussels operate
company. now performing at Covent Garden are Il
be trans ferred 10 Drury-lane Theatre, where they
are to perform for twenty nights after the departure
Of Made. Thilon, last week.
Mr. Macready has been recently performing a
birmingham and Worcester. AT the former place
he would not consent to play 10 the usual prices u
admission, namely, Is Is. and Cd. which Were
therefore, raised 10 As, Is, and Is. The result was
what might have been expected, the manager los
considerably on the weeks engagement, as he had
10 pay Mr. Mdcready ESQ a night, although on some
evenings the entire receipts of the house did not
amount 10 that sum.
Douglass Jenold's Story Of Feather'',-one OF
ule most pungent oi his social satIfes-las pTeh
drinatlsed for the Strand Theatre, and was prode-
ced. The nature OF the siory-loose in texture, and
not remarkably striking in It's incidents or situation
affords small scope for the playwright 10 work oa
very effective drama
Al her Malesiys theatre there has been the deout
81 two celebrated yocasts and the re-appearance oil
Mademosele TaelIoni. The singers were Made
inolselle Rossl Caccia, the principal soprano from
the Opera al Lisbon where she was an immense
iavorite, and Signor Barroilhet highly esteemed
barytone. from the Academic IN Paris Donizeurs
opera of Roberto BegGeur which has not been play
cd for -four years il London, was revived, Tor the
purpose Of bringing the new vocaists before the
public
The announce bills Of the summer operate com
plny Il t1ls theatre have been issued. Nine. Euge-
MIA Garcia, Is TO be the principal soprano.
Mrs tli2william Is fulfilling an engagement AT the
Queens Theatre, Manchester. The houses are
nightly crowded, In consequence OF The immense
success OF The Green Bushes, and The admirable
acilng OF Mrs. Fltzwliiam, IN her original part IN
IN II drama, which II Is the intention OF the manage
Inent 10 run throughout her engagement.
Tenpleton has given his vocal entertainments at
Edinburgh and Glasgow with very great success.
accom2 tnled by Bewitt, who Is great tavorlte WI
the guide tDk OF those cities Tempeton intends 10
pay brother Jonathan visit in the autumn.
Miss Birch, accompanied by her mother and Sis
ter, Eliza, has departed for Osend, on her way 10
Milan, where she Is engaged 10 sing at La Scala du-
Iing the approaching season.
Mr. and Mrs Charles kean have been playing to
crowded houses In Guernsey and Jersey. ON each
night OF their performance the pit OF the theatre was
converted into boxes.
Mr. Henry Phillips the vocalist. arrived at Liver
pool by the Cambria on Friday, and proceeded by
The evening train for London.
The grand lyrical tragedy "Antigone," which.
supported by the talents of Mr. and Miss Vandenhoh
with all the aids OF magnificent scenery and chorus
ses, has been brought out al the Liverpool Amphl-
theatre.
Theatre Royal, Liverpool has been orened under
the direction 81 NJ MERCER and H. Simpson
Mrs H p. Grattan
Arnal has commenced his engagement at the St
James IN The French Company.
At the Princess Theatre, Douglas Jerrolds series
OF matrimonial homilies, which, for some months
past have been the most attractive features III
the columns OF Punch, under the title Of Mrs. Cau-
dies Curtain Lectures, has been produced.
The Glaclarum, Gratton-street, East Tottenham-
court-road, In London, Is being converted into q
theatre intended, we believe, for private perform
ances by the hlstrlonlcs, Shakspefans, and other
dramatic clubs. Some operas are 10 be produced.
The speculation is under The direction of an Ameri
Can gentleman.
The Brussels operate company, now located ii
Covent Garden, have been going on with constantly
increasing success.
NJ Thalberg has Just left London for the borders
OF the Rhine The celebrated pianist i engaged to
play at eight concerts between Paris and Strasburg
Drury Lane does nothing but ring the changes on
me Ench4ntress and the Bohemian Girl. between
Madame Ihiton and Miss Rainforth The only
thng Lately produced IN the shape 81 novelty has
been ballet called Nathalie; on, La Laiteye Suisse
= rs absurd and nonsenslca these things gem
crazy are; but II serves vehicle for some pretty
dancing by Madame Guibllei and Silvain. We ob-
serve maj I'M. theatre closes on the termination OF
Madams Ihillon's engagement, the week after next
La Muettc dc Portici (AIasanieiio) is announced
II Is upon this opera that Aubers reputation viii per-
maneny rest and It viii be performed, for the first
time IN England, IN such manner rs TO give an
Idea OF lts musical greatness
a new piece mas been produced al the Adephi
Theatre, under the title Of :. Peg Wellington. or
The State Secret" The piece can scarcely be- call
character
Mcyerbeers Robert ie Diable has been produced
~ London L i said that tins opera, unquestlona
ply the chet dGurre OF rs eminent author, is OF
me most popular that has ever appeared
Literature. Sc.
RodwelPs new novel, The Memoirs Of an I'm
bfeua, comes out next week an enormous shower
OF appreciation IS expected 10 fall upon the moment
y i opened Ihatlt may be hatted with enthusiasm
anu nave Tong run (relgn,) u our hearty wish.
The 11iengum OF the 2lsr ult contained an adyer-
iisement Offering El0OO for the best painting Of the
Baptism OF Christ; two years are allowed tor he
completion OF the pictures which will be publicly
exb lbited.
The Presidency Of the Royal Academy has been
resigned by Sir Nj A. Shee and we regret 10 learn
that continued III health has been the cause
MT Harrison Alnsworh has undertaken the edit
orshlp OF The Mar Monthly MagaSiae
Inc "Eureka," extraordinary piece Of me-
cLanlsln, Is now being exhibited al the Egyptian
Hall, PicadIly London. It is machine for max ing
Lata verses, The pulling OF small rope being all
thdt Is necessary 10 construct hexameter line, true
a. 20 scdnSlon, and perfect as 10 sense.
London Obituaries.
Lieut.. Gen ;. {. Parry, colonel commandan OF
the 9Th battalion of Royal Artillery died on Friday
last. at his residence on Woolwich Common On
the 2ith ut, at Kimberly, the Right Hon. Charlotte
Laura Lady Woodhouse. The Attorney General
Sir VIM. Follett, NJ p, died on the 18th after lin
gering for several days He was AZ years old 9th,
al his residence, New-grove, Me-end, London, Jo-
seph Somes, Esq, M p. for Dartmouth. The Augs-
o@rg Ga-ette announces the death of Cardinal Ca
2accinl one Of the most eminent dlpomatlsts of the
Pdpal See. The Hon. Capt. Sales, of the Scotch
tuslleer Guards, was killed the other day by being
thrown from horse On the 18th ult Richard
Cation, Esq, OF Maryland in the eighteen year Of
MS age. MIR. Cation was the father OF three English
Peeresses--the Marchloness Of Wellesley the
Duchess OF Leeds, and Lady Stafford.
London and Paris Fashions for July.
Extracted from /" The World Of Fashion Monthly
Magazine of the Courts of London and Paris.
Hats, shaded arc OF the latest ia shon They
posed Of quantity OF gauze folds the coors being sha
ded across from very light hue to the darkest shade
ro instance upon citron colored one tho first is OF the
pses straw color he deepest and last fold being OF
graduated shades
a'k",g DresS's-some Of the most fashionable