The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-22

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the United States excite great indig nation. Hun
dreds and thousands OF them it seem are suffering
direct distress from relying too i'm plctly on the
lying promises OF emigration agents. The Amerl-
can government really ought to take ONE measures
for the welfare Of the poor creatures who flock to
their country principally on account of the represen-
tations Of people who state themselves to be its
thorised agents. Our government is warmly oppo-
sed TO emigration. The King himself some time
ago wrote letter to the authorities, d recting them
to advise the peasants IN his name, OF to quit the
country, and 1t Is now said that effective measures
tor producing that result, are about to taken.
From the other states of this country there is no
intelligence worth relating.
Foreign Thcatricals.
The whole interior Of her Mejsstys Theatre; IN Lon
don il being completely redsoorsted and ansd up IN
style ofsplendor suitable to the first theatrical establish
ment in the empire, fnot in the world.
Tho operate company at this house, i is said will
comprise Grsi Mario Cas'ellsn Bramo., Lsnlschs;
sanch io prma donna The belief that Rubin will
Pc secured for limited nImss, Of nights seems to gam
ocal artists will be engaged besides those already emu
nerated.
adle Flora Fabbri the popular danseuse has conclu.
ed her engagement at Drury Lane. She is at present
egotat ting with several provincial managers, and will
most probably appear SUCCESSFULLY for lew nights at
he Brighton, Birmingham and Manchester theatres
The visit of Majesty and Prince Albert at the Drury
Lane, on the 26th, was quite unexpected The Royal
party entered the theatre few minutes previously to
dren The classical poses and beautiful groupings the
wonderful oplomb and marvellous execution OF their
eas ELECTED frequent marks OF appreciation from the
Queen and Prince Albert
1t rumored very extensively in the musical circles
that Covcnt Garden Theatre to be taken for the pur-
pose Of giving Italian operate entertainments and bal
let's, similar to those at her Maiesy's Theatre.
Miss Helen Faucit and Mr.. Creswick. from Liverpool
and Venice Preserved" have been played with great
sciat Mis-. Helen Fsucit has always been rsmark.bly
:r n.hI md AR IL hQo lad in
making great hit in the characters he has performed
there.
Mr. Hamilton has been delgh,ing the lieges at Cork
with his humorous delneaons Of Irish character The
press is unanimous in their encomiums on him in the
character Of German Hudson in the new farce Of Rail-
way Bubbles."
Henry Farrsn, the son Of the eminent comedian at
the his first appearance at the Theatre
Royal Dublin in tho character Of Nicholas Flam one Of
his fathers celebrated parts He successfu in
his performance, and warmly appaudsd BY the en-
thusiastic Dublin audience.
The Musieai and Dramatic Review announces the dc
misc Of Mr. w A. Wordsworth, highly respectable
member of the musical profession, q gentleman and
scholar. Mr. Wordsworth has left widow and family
to lament loss Several clever and well written ar
tcles appeared time to time in the RevisT com
muDcatsd by hum, under the signature Of "Nugator"
Tho favorite company of Ethiopian ssrenaders have
playing for at the Hanover Square rooms
Mr.. MITCHELL Of the st. James Theatre had made them
liberal offer to appear at that theatre on the
play nights.
The Brahams are giving concerts In London to good
houses.
The historical and romantic equestrian spectacle call
ed "The Last has been the chief feature
OF the performances at the Royal AmPhhsatre, Lon
don, for some time past
John Parry is singing at the Brighton Theatre.
The Riseys have lately concluded very successful
engagement in London whore they performed before
the Queen and her husband
Among other hits by pseudo satirsts at the railway
mania is drama in five acts BY Sir Fortunaus Dwsrrs
This of the greatest railway bubbles We have
heard Of
The Christmas pantomime at the Adelph theatre 10
got up by the contributors to pnes and has been as
two years ago, at Drury lane.
piece has been produced at the Paais Royal Thea.
tire, in Paris, the title Of which is Les Pomuss de
said, is nightly attracting laughing crowds
Bafes opera, in four acts has at length been pro-
daced at the Academic koyae Paris under the name OF
ing to the composer. The 6reo, by NJ Lucas Is inte
resting and cleverly written.
Ole Bull 10 in Paris
The festivals this year will be at Hereford and Norwich.
The latter will take place in August for the convenience
OF Mendesohn who accepted the post Of conductor
and has promised to prepare his oratoro for the &C.
cason.
Macfarrens opera, Don Quxote il in rehear sal at
Drury lane. The production at the same theatre, Of
Benedicts long expected opera also now talked Of
Doehler is at Bologna, where he is writing opera
for the Pergola Theatre at Florence He has made
siderable progress and the pieces already composed
have been put in rehearsal under the direction OF Ros
SIM.
Berlin paper says that there battle at the doors
of the Royal Theatre every time Jenny Lind performs
Places are not allowed to be taken and Is the arst
Is probability that Jenny Lind WILL after all appear at
her Majestys Theatre.
At this time there less than eight theatres in
London alive with the chirp Of the Cricket" and the
merry laugh OF Dot
The favorits danseu, Flora Fabbri has proved at
tactvs at Drury Lane that Mr. Bum has prolonged her
engagement
John Simon Mayer or Mayr the celebrated composer,
expired on the I'D Of December, at Bergamo He was
Bavarian by birth, and was born in l763.
RodwsI, the musical composer, poet dramatist and
novelist, has commenced a new work Of fiction.
Rubin, the famed tenor singer IL expected to reap
pear at the Italian Opera during the approaching
The hundred and sixth anniversary Of the London Ma
drigal Socieythe Oldest musical society in the metro
polis-was lately held, Lord saltoun in the chair
Madame Albertazzi has been singing at Vienna wit
great eeidt.
The reigning Duke Of SAKE Coburg (the brother {
produced at the Gotha Theatre under the direction
Drouet the once celebrated futst, but chapel
ter at Coburg.
Fanny Elsslers triumph at Rome has been seriously
by interdct placed the ballet Of Esme
ralda the piecs de rssanee of her engagement that
work being pronounced dangerous to public morals
Mrs. Glover the popular actress, having attained the
sixth Of her age all the members of the Hay
market company assembled, by Mr. webster,s request
in the green room Of the theatre the purpose Of drink
ing glass Of wine health OF the mother az tho
stage and presenting her with piece OF oil ate ar tes
timony OF their respect.
The production Of Mr.. Knowles's civilian Tell D a
saddIsr Wens theatre has been attended with great
success MIR. Phelps acts william Tell with a great
deal OF energy, and s particularly good in the pa
tnetc situation where he purposes to shoot apple
ed by Mrs Warner with much feeling, and with that
mstronly dignity in which she stands unrivalled MIR
Msstons Michael Is one Of the best characters he has