The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-27

scou,iptsd with the postsss ct Rio do Jsnsire TIE
mental affinity which had previously existed Sstw: s
fersnt forms Of expression-led to union OF souls,
which ended in matrmony Signor and Signorina Moron
Msy 10 New having
Harro Harng resided here but not dreaming thar had
written "Dolores that this novel was Just appearg o.
in that book az well in the romance OF real life
To conclude, sgnor Noronha, who astonshed and de-
lighted all who have heard him at his debut here pro-
poses to give concert in this city "Wednesday next
There are evidences Of the most yet unpo
S IN M so
city. On his first appearance last week and upon
very Indifferent instrument he played certain Pizsieste
artists who were but moment before, condemning his
lack Of rule his seeming disregard classical music
in saying, that after very short residence in Europe,
he WILL BY his energy and genius attain the first rank
sno sss IOns rsnsr al the
genius than when the example Of the great living mas
tiers shall have deprived his performance of the wild
poetic charms which now characterize il.
NEw ORLEANS THEArMcALs.-A letter dated New
Orleans, April Is, l846 :-DKAR BKSrErr-Perhaps
things dramatic and musical. may be pleased to
hear how the sons and daughters Of Thesyis, and
the y 70 Of set along II ssss
Soils" benefits the Kssns played for him, land half the
receiptI and it was regular jam-ons thousand and
assured me. The Mobile Theatre closed Monday
last the 3th instant TO shy house the night being very
wet and stormy The at both these houses has
been good and Ludlow Z Smith have made money.
The American Theatre il still open and although they
have only few circus people and the Acrobats they
continue to pay am told they have DONE during the
whole season. Now, whether either Of these three
theatres has been conducted in style deserving the sue
cess that has attended them, question may with
permisson) touch upon in future letter In the
meantime will just hint that during frequent attend
the st. Charles and American here, and an coca
sional visit to the Mobile Theatre-havng every
who has played in them during the whole season.
creditable to the management or satisfactory to
that portion of the audience who were competent TO
Judge Of the merits and dement's Of the representation
am among many who spend our winters here, and
cient stock company instead Of the four or hve GOOD
the two or three toeable and the ten twelve ntoe
rable mus who have nightly srutted and fretted their
hours upon the stage Of what should be one OF the hr
certain theatre well conducted in this city would be
most literally supported and the caterers for the pub
lie, who at present offer nothing but hashedup trash,
with occasional star or two, (whose excellence
ineniciency, ignorance and vngarity Of the before
mentioned nolerabes do not reform their system alto
gethsr they may suddenly find rival who will drive
them from the field These remarks may appear harsh,
season. when the management cannot be injured by
them, but may avail themselves OF their summer vaca'
ton to prepare as BELTS them for next season.
The Bell Ringers at Mobile, they have rung the
Picayune, that their manager, Corbyn, gives them up
Much of their has been attributed to bis tact
and wide awakedness without which, 1t 10 highly pro-
bable they will draw-and be compelled to re-
their original occupation Of carpet weaving
Yours, truly, Fussos.
De Meyer left New Orleans on the 18th instant for
Mobile where he was to give concert and then return
to the former city.