The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-14

rt of the She'll" publicly performed shortly, at the
Hanover Rooms, by full band and chorus
The manager of the extensive City Of Bordeaux Thes
tres, M Lsargu: has Just besn dsGi.rss BANKRUPT
closed for the present.
Mrs Fitzwilliam LEFT London at half past in the after
noon, BY the express: train for Bristol srrvsd there
was singing her nrst song in her nonoPslylogue Of
widow Virgins the boards Of the Bristol theatre
n: q Mss.%s vs: Charlie: Mathew
csssfu that Mr. Hooper rssngsgsd them for three sven
ing. The houses were excellent and the audience de-
The Western Madrigal Society has resumed it, prsc
tcs meetings. which will bs continued every fortnight
during the winter under the direction Of Mr. Turtle or
ganist Of Westminster Abbey, whose pupils sustain the
canto parts and the other parts are sung ~ the nsn
bsrs, who are chiefly amateurs, In highly crsditabls
Tannsr.
meat At the Surrey with the tragedy Of "Mscoeth,"
which brought overnowing house, He will BE- sue
tsrs II Romeo and juliet Taeurds classic tragedy Of
lion" was also to be performed This speaks well for
the improved dramatic taste Of the ultra Thamssians
The 0arrick Theatre 10 destroyed BY fire. The thea
tire was entirely consumed and the valuable wardrobe
Destroyed the whole of the scenery and stage appoint
.Sost s sas win s. Sr.wn o1s Of
Az to the origin f the hrs, nothing certain can be a.
es.n.d but !. tn. pr:ysnf Sp MON that lat s :rS::
during the firing Of At the performance Of the
Battle Of Waterloo" on the previous evening III. said
loss will far exceed the amount Of their pocie to say
nothing Of the serious distraction Of property belonging
to the csrpsi drsnstiqrs.
Psrrot has left Paris for Milan, whore he 10 engaged
the whole of the carnival season. ~ Mars Do ballet
One of the chorsts engaged at the italian Opera
soprano male singer and who sang during the whole Of
last season and the beginning of this to the great salts
faction Of the chorus master M Tarot and approval OF
the manager, NJ Vstsl turns eat TO be female. Tbs
assumed ssronimo. proves to be signora Jusna The
discovery said to have been disclosed by the female
the manager IL from her statement, that she
was broush, from Parma to Paris the season before last
cSorsi.r; her voice having suddenly changed
TO line tenor, she made confession Of her N. Va
tel the manager 10 said to have expressed his s,tsacton
at this discovery from the scarcity OF good tenor singers
Mile. Eouco had been detained at Paris from having
sprained her ancle she has since sufficiently recovered
70 TAKE r.. Tor na ,na.nss on
the boards ofDrury Lane. On the LIST Of December,
Nile Punks quits Paris for Turin Returning to Paris
she will stay several cities where she has made
gsgsmsnts for few chorognphc Representations Car
lsta Grs will quit Paris on the birth Of the new year,
for Rene.
new piece in one act has Just been received by the
director Of the Academic Royse Dc Nusique, and will
shortly be put in rehearsal
Mile Dsjazst is making most successful tour Of the
principal cities Of France She last heard OF ut
Mines, whore she creating . grand furore."
There has Just been completed in Berlin the rsstsra
ton Of the tomb erected to the memory ohs celebrated
and dramatic author Inland The iron railing had
tablet from length Of time was isfacsd The whole has
been elerantly restored by marble monument bearing
simply the actors and date Of his birth and death
At the time there has also been restored the tomb
Of Madame Bsthman actress, who in her time enjoy
cd great reputation, and whose remains rest By the
side Of those Of Inland
Mr. Lodsr's new opera, The Night Dancsrs.n has
been frequently repeated since it, first representation
at the Pincssss thsstrs with increased effect and
II 10 curious fact that the same mcreeaus
gularly encorsd, although the audience different
every night Allen IL decidedly the best dramatic tenor
the stage and had he been possessed with Incle
DOMAIN voice. he might have challenged all Europe for
he excslsnt musician, which very few vocalists
are, especially foreigners.
The following, which We have extracted from the
Rsrwe 1t Gazette dss TResfre, Affords clue to the
Of Jenny Linds refusal Of the many brilliant Of
fers she has received from the theatrical managers In
all parts Of Europe Jenny Lind declares that she
dess not love the theatre that she only waiting 70 a.
herself OF her fortune to rst from the a. soon
possible. IL she doss not love the thestre sne NOT
fond Of the stagen In fact she likes neither ner
her face, her glory, then does she fscy somn tne
truth Of that which 10 said Of her IN Vienna snn
evangelical pastcr and hat she win marry him so soon
a. shs can brine 10 him marriage portion sumcisny
large 10 insure the prosperity and amuencs OF the re-
mafndsr Of their days u Is only Iove tnst scnnces al
possessions and yet remains ignosm OIL inc sscrince
Another account ssys = .,<
Jenny Lind is expected NJ the termination Of her pre-
..rt srxs~swent 10 retire Sweden and bsstow her
hsnd on 4 young Norv egian noblsman, to whom, y
ssl shA 10 bstrothsd and will quit the stage ct all
events fer time The fair osnssfries h not yet Of
age.
Ass wsll known, In shakspssrss othello, the Moor
KILLS his wife, By smothsrinG her Win pillow. Dues,