The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-28

MING, NOVEMBER %,
years of sge Mr. williams was married twice. but had
no issue by his first wife.
Mr.. Wilson intends to pay visit to London shortly
by hall
It is said List will replace Donze director gene
raj of the music at the court OF Vienna
Brighton Theatre has been crowded to excess during
the short engagement of Mr. and Mrs Charles Mathews
and Mr. John Parry; the town was never known to be
fuller than 1t Is at present
Duprez on his return from Chinon whore he has been
singing at concert for charitable purpose became
seriously indsposed in the second act Of the Faroe,
at the Grand Opera that he obliged to quit the same
Conradn Kreutzer has Just completed the scores
new operas entitled the "Montagnard and "Aurelia"
The former is destined for the Court Theatre Of Vienna;
the latter for the Grand Theatre at Hamburg
The "Don Alvaro" Of the Prices de- Privos, has been
sy
known French brettist. will be produced at the Odeon
All the seats in the pit at Covent Garden, il Is said,
will be numbered independently Of the stalls for the
Italian OPERA and charged seven shngs; OF course
no money will be taken at the doors. otherwise how
persons purchasing tickets be sure OF getting place,
particularly when rush occurs on opening the theatre
Tho Emperor of Russia has established musical in
stution St Petersburgh smilar to tho Conservaoire
at Paris and has appointed vieux Temps the celebrated
nj but he very prudently declined it, for he is not must
clan enough to superntend such an establishment as
that, which requires profound theorist
Madame Ducpeteux, better known by her maiden
name. Caroline kaufman has just left Paris fer St. Pc
tersburgh to fulfil excellent engagement as artistic Of
the socete des Concerts de ga Majestic pEmpereur de
Russo.
NJ Hsbeneck SEN. for very long time first leader Of
the Paris Grand Opera has just resigned his post and is
succeeded by NJ Girard lately chef dorchssra OF the
Opera C0mique and Italian Opera
Mr. John X. Scott. the Misses Cushman Mr. Charles Ma
son. the Messrs Cowell James Wallsck, playing,
underlined to play, at different theatres
The Theatre Royal Dublin, under Mr. Calcraft's man.
agement. opened withMiss Helen Fauc in the tragedy
OF "Antigone"
Tho interest excited by the loss of the Great Britain
has been to Sy the
forward two well painted views Of the vesse-the first
representing her Sailing from PORT" the other ashore
ID Dundrum Bay"
There private rehearsal at Reeds Music Saloon,
in Baker street Of oratoro, composed by Mr.: Horn
called The Prophecy of Daniel" The principal parts
sustained by Mrs Horn Mr. Raiter. and MIR. Weth
srbee, and the choruses sung by Mr. Horns pupils
and few amateurs the composer presiding at the piano
forte. The subject is Beshszzars Feast but MIR. Horn
has taken view of the banquet after the
mentaon ofthe fsraees, and has rendered 1t extrer
~ snect I've, Inc 0ra.osao WILL DC PUBLICLY Peflor med
nifty to inquire how it is that MIR Horn 10 not engaged
compose an opera for Drury Lane or the Princess's
Theatre
LA Fidanzata Corsa"is be the next opera produc
at the Italian Opera, Paris
The Paris theatre, Montpensier, it is expected
will be opened next month
in composing an opera; the libreo is founded tho
story Of Amy Robertson.
German translation Of Lies Mosquetaires de la
Refine" has just been brought the Theatre Ander-
wein they have produced the same piece also at the
Porte de Corinhe theatre The talented acting OF hdde
Zerr has greatly tended to the success Of this piece
NJ Ladureau part proprietor Of the Porte Saint Martin
Theatre died few days ago By his will he has left
annuity of 1000 francs (fiO) year to dramatic au-
thor, II. Emile Vanderburck.
The engag at La Scala very brilliant for the
nager Madame Tadoni isto receive IS 900 francs; Mo
riani 80 00o Fanny Eser 1000 (fs0) each night
SON w ~S vsr nd n The
The Carnival at the Theatre La Fence will
open with Verdis Atta. La Barberi Mini, of the
best Of the present day in Italy, and the tenor
Pogg VIII sing In this opera.
During the performance at the theatre of Cognac.
France, night recently, the cord which suspended
some cause other broke the chandelier fell into the
pitt and wounded more or less seriously less than
Twelve persons One gentleman had his skull fractured
50 severtil that he 10 not expected to live.
The celebrated Viennese dancers forv.eieht in mum,
ber und the direction of Madame Wess sailed on the
I'D inst in the packet ship Yorkshire Captain Bailey for
Whe Rockies opera of Amilie about to be brought
out at Covent Garden he was very anxious to have a
or two but little did the manager think Of
the OPP IRA that not single shilling expended on it's
produc ton few nights after its representation Bart
ley said to the composer Well, hope you win have
piece wilt be pantomimeo "A pantomime 20 exclaim
ed the manager eyes, said Rookie; "for you don't mind
expanding couple of thousand pounds on pantomime,
whereas would not spend shilling on my opera >
Every boz y recollscts how highly successful Amle was
and sd s TO- Mr. WoR SSSsh cut when
cess.
Two concerts were given at Exeter by the Messrs
Smith, who engaged as Their principal vocalsts Miss Bias
chief consisting Of London artists, led by Mr. viii
ly. Conductor, Mr.. X. Pye.
NJ die Plunkett is dance the Theatre Rogo, Tu
in thaf Earn har ;e 10
aaTt 70 'i A0u''
There is much talk in the operate circles of the ex
vocalist, Madame StreppoDi It was for this eiautru,e
That Donizeth expressly wrote his opera Of Adele
1t is sal she is not only great cantarice but woman
, OF great wit and extraordinary faculties.
Huguet the speculator who first introduced on the
stage the well known elephant Msdlle. Djeck, is about
weighing 1000 fbs French weight, their cwt being
make his debut before Partisan audience and Il :
puff preliminary given out to have cost the pro.
prietor 100000 francs (f4,0O0.
The following is extract from n Latter dsted In
spruck In the month of February last the police r.
sued an order prohibiting artist connected with our
theatre writing ferHetens and sending them for nser-
ton in the journals Notwithstanding this prohibition
one Of our best comedians, NJ Amedee Beruth sent
feuiiieons secretly to journal of Vienna in which he
company more especially Of the eune who sus
pectng the attack came from the pen Of M Beruth
covered foul proof Of the emieon in question When
NJ Beruth appeared on the stage, he 50 hssed and
hooted by tho friends of the young actress that he was
Obliged to retire This disgrace had such an eject upon
his mind that he went home aud blew his bruins out
The next morning letter was found the table d.
rected 70 the manager In which he acknowledged being
the author of Jeefons, and requested the pardon Of
those whom they were calculated to injure."
Mr. Henry Phillips has given his vocal entertainment
Mt several places in the eastern counties with the great
est success the theatre at Yarmouth crowded and
his various songs were loudly appauded especially hs
Fall OF Niagara" Tho Bear Hunt" The Prairie on
Fire" The Slave Market and new song illustrave
OF Morlands picture Of wife, with child in her arms
soliciting her husband not TO spend their last shilling
When Ellston had Drury Lane Theatre Mr.
Rookie, the composer, bis chorus master for
some time and his pupil Miss Forde talented and very
useiul actress and singer, was engaged One night
when the house very Thin Elison said in the rrse
reom, !" There's plagny bad house tonight, Rookie,
and yet your pupil Is plsyngn The following night