The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-05

ton, MIR. Charles Matthews.
At the Queens Theatre. Mr. C. J. James Mr. Parry,
Mr.. Martin Mr.. Norton.
Al psyass' Royal Surrey Thsst,s Mr.. DavSEs
Turnan, Miss E. Terrey, Mrs. C. Gill.
At the Royal Victoria Theatre, Mr. Bateman. Mr. C.
Bird, MIR Osbaldiston. Miss Vincent, Mrs II. Vining.
searle Bruton, Rance, Howard. Raymond Mrs Lee &c.
At the Royal sadler's Wells Theatre Mr. Phelps MIR.
g. Bennett MIR Dreswick, Mr. Hoskins, Mrs. Brougham,
Mrs. H. Marston, Miss Laura Addison.
Al the City Of London Theatre Mr.. Charles Ksmbls
Mason. Mr. Lyon, Miss Richardson, Mr. webster Mrs.
II. Homer.
At,he Royal Gsrrick Theatre, Mr. Conquest. Mr.. T.
Sva s mr. Mr. eam M Hasn Ms M
Bowes, Mrs. r. Barnett, Mrs wilkins.
Mr.. Webster has deferred the period of re-opening the
Haymarket Theatre for three weeks longer.
The second summer of the Queens Theatre
under the management Of MIR Abingdon has terminated
Mr.. Macready commenced his long spoken of engage
the Surrey Theatre He will DO assisted In his
ultra Thamesian performances by Mrs. Ternsn, Mr..
Cooper, and Mr.. Leigh Murray Mrs. Davdge, the
in tho tn n
possible manner.
The sudden closing of the Haymarket Theatre by Mr.
the grounds Of action dsmsges about bs com
by Mr. Davidson, the Gregoran manager against
MIR. Webster. The damages are laid at f2o0
Madame Anna Thillon, and Mr.. Hudson, from the
have been playing at the Liverpool Adelphi
Theatre Taglioni has been engaged for two three
nights
The congo of the great nssedie.ne, Madlls Rachel.
terminated the 30t the state of her health how
ever will not permit her to resume her
at the Theatre Franchise Is said for twsvemonth to
come 1t is further stated that Mdlls Rachel has OBJ
tanned from the minister the conservation Of her salary
during her long absence should this really be the
the loss will be most serious to ths Frsnca:e,
her salary amounts to above half the yearly grant allow
ed by the government to that establishment.
Der Freyschutz was performed at the Berlin Thea
tre commemorate the twenty fifth anniversary of the
S
and has produced to the treasury Of the theatre 100 900
thales cher, the composer, only received 20 Louis
dor for his work
Miss Caroline Rankley died the goth ult at her ia.
theirs house in Union street, Mddesex Hospital at tina
s an sSs %e ann os
metropolitan minor theatres She had previously been
great fsvore in the provinces her last theatrical en-;
gagement Mt Liverpool, under the management Of
Mr.. Simpson, which illheath compelled her to relin
quish about six weeks back On the day of her funeral
many of the respectable shopkeepers in the vicinity Of
her late residence suspended their business for several
hours token of respect the memory OF the dscsas
ed young lady.
Madle Dejazct is low at Lyons. which city she will
shortly quit, to again charm Paris by her presence
Mr. II. Bennett, the manager Of the Theatre Royal.
tile Mrs Fitzwiiam for three nights where she will give
her role of comicaLtes. This is good beginning, and
we trust the spirited exertons and the production Of
three Richards in the eid' upon the boards Of this
neat little Temple of the Muses., will please the lovers OF
hstrionic and add to the reputation and golden OPT
Mons Of the respected lessee.
raglioni retres her magnificent villa the Lake Of
Como Madlis Guy stephan Is engaged at the . Giro
Demsisse and Cassan isave Brighton for Paris Mdie
James Is engaged at Milan.
The Norwegian rasanini'" Ole Bull, !. creating =
grand urore in Agiers where he has been playing to
crowded and enthusiastic audiences.
The instrument generally played by Ole Bull 4 dated
1881 1t was made at BIsca by Gsspare de saio. and
nj for Cardinal Aldobrandni, for which he received
5000 Neaposn ducats. At the taking Of In.pruck. in
1899 il fell nto the hands OF soldier, who sold for 400
forms Ry zcheck who celebrated for his splendid
collection Of stringed instrumental Ryzcheck, at his
ton for that great volinst The bridge of this nsru
formed by beautifully carved fishes. the
seeng hat Ole Bull was born in the month Of February
Ole Bull has several valuable violns among others
Cremona made IN isaa by Ggarnefius and ssavs
these volns almost all inaid with diamonds Of
them has 40 at the end oft This was present from
| cd to him by the Emperor OF Austria
Dr. Morell who furnished Handel with the poetry Of
his oratorios related that Zone fine summer morning he
(Dr ny reused out Of his bed, at five O'Clock by
Handel; who came in his carriage short distance from
London. The doctor went TO the window and spoke to
ns %En he
asked him what he wanted, he said, Vat devil mean:
de word blow which was In the orsorio the doctor had
for disturbing him, told him that eillow
meant wave, wave Of the see. % de vave,' said
Handel and bade the coachman return, without address
ing another word to the doctor"
Mr. Gsskel Rulings, well knswn in Bolton and the sd-
joining districts mprovisatore singer and for bis
fund OF pleasing anecdotes cut his throat in most de-
temined and fatal manner last week. in the yard Of the
house where he was lodging So cooly did he perform
which the blood ran. The deceased. who was lately
married, kept inn at Ashton. but after short time he
turer After which he betrayed evident symptoms Of in
sanity An inquest held at the Britannia Inn, More
street, Bolton, and a verdict of insanity returned
II has often been remarked how much good music 10
to be found in libraries that is utterly unknown to
the public. II 10 curious fact entire operaby Haydn,
only has never been performed, but has never been
except by few persons now, or lately we,
posed for the Kings Theatre but never paid for there
fore, never delivered.
letter from Paris speaking of the press, says The
only literary trade that fourshes out of the pale Of the
newspaper press is that of the dramatist. Each time
that vaudeville Is performed the manager pays ten
in villages and in barns the playwright derives two or
three francs profit At the Academic de Musque, the di.
rector pays 100 francs per act Of grand opera every
in five acts, authors thus get Gao night. society Is
established with agents all over France for tho collec
ton of these dues deriving for their two per cent
the amount collected; and even secondary vsudevil-
lists totally unknown 70 fame receive from Ee0oto $4,000
Wilson, after a most successful tour through North
and South Wales has into Devonshire and has, du
Ba4snss y pa' ESmonh Teienmouh and Tarausy II:
goes through Plymouth to Cornwall He has been
invited to give series Of his entertainments on the
songs of Scotland in Paris, in December next and In
likely to 60.
Madame Grsi Mario, r. Lablache, John Parry and
Benedict have given concerts at various places in the
north of England with very great success they will
pey visit to chester Liverpool, Shrewsb ury, Wolver
hampton, bennington, Cheltenham, &C. Their concerts
at Newcaste-upon. Tyne York, &C., were crowoed by
the principal nobility and gentry in those localities Mr.
John Parry has mounted new song, by Albert smith
called " The London Season." which has made decided
hit, and II cannot fail of becoming popular any OF
the popular illusions from the same pen.
Lablache, SEN has left Paris FOR Naples where he full
fills engagement for three months and then returns to
the French capitol.
Madame Castelar, Nadlle Corbari, Msrras, Cisbatfa
and Fornasar have been performing several operas IN
Dublin with the greatest success.
new opera, entitled " The shipwreck OF the Medu
sa" hss been performed with great success At ,ho osu
theatre Of Dresden, the music by Hesnger nkewme
new opera called 1.-THE Phantom Ship OF whscn s.e9,
man Is the composer The court theatre 2, s'u',eard
opened on the 26th ut with new opera cailed Lien
tsins,en -, the libretto from romance OF Wilhelm