The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-13
Foreign Theatricals.

which extremely well attended The vocalists were
Madame CASTELAR,, Madlle. Brambia, Marras, +. La.
bache and John Parry, all Of whom were highly sue
cessul and John Parry was called upon to repeat two
Of his songs Puzz gave couple OF solos on the horn
excellenty Madame Puzzi and Pilott presided at the
pianoforte with ability
The one hundred and twenty third meeting ofthe chors
ser Gloucester and Hereford, will take place
in the city early September in aid oil the funds
for the benefit Of tho widows and orphans OF the poorer
performers have been engaged Misses Birch, VIII
lams, M. Williams. and Dolby Messrs Hobbs Leckey
Haton Mschin and Phillips. LeaoeIs, Messrs 1 Cook
and willy Conductor Mr. T. Smith. (organist Of the
cathedraD organ MIR. Amot, (organst OF Gloucester
ter cshedral1 solo players, Messss Williams Cooke
Baumann Blagrove Hatton Plat, Harper, and Lindey
By letters received from Italy, we find Miss Emma
Lucombe has arrived at Milan, where she IL studying
under the celebrated Chevalier Micheroux
After an uninterrupted engagement Of six months the
Ethiopian Sersnaders made their last appearance at the
PERFORMANCES were received with the
degree of IS on their rst appearance before
an English audience The success Of these sable MN
they performed before all the elite who have been so
journng during tho season in the metropolis but her
Majesty and Prince Albert have also honored their per-
formanses with their presence. We understand that
Mr. Mitchell is in treaty with them for the ensuing
son. until when, they purpose visiting the provinces,
commencing at Brighton.
Tho Sunday Times says, that country has much
to boast Of its rapid advancement in the fine arts
carried thher their feeling for the elegant and the
beautiful bat it is only lately that tase for the same
French virfusso afterwards a member Of the institute
who had emigratedto Philadelphia, was induced to at
tempta concert there Some idea be formed OF tfe
taste Of the audisnce when known that he
Obliged to interrupt the execution OF solo, by the Ga
NOR OF the hearers who demanded the tune Of
Twenty years afterwards the concert room at New YORK
unable contain the crowds Of amateurs who came
to applaud the airs of Mozart and Rossini.
The time is drawing near for the appearance of Mr. G.
Linnaus Banks Interesting little drama the Swiss
Father The arrangements already made include the
names Of Samuel Lover ESQ F. Carpener Esq Si the
Pitt the ragedian. Mr. Banks will deliver address,
and it will be his last appearance before the public pre-
vious to his departure for America.
~ O0kfroid is in treaty with the manager of Drury
- Udeatre, with view OF having his very clever OPP
ga brought out next season; adapted to English words
subject is highly comic and the music 10 very cha
racteristic
The greatest receipt on what is termed stock night,
that not devoted to benefit any public
purpose December l3, 1904 Theatre Royal Dru
| ~ Lane-pay, Douglas Young Norval Master Betty
Box, pit and galleries, f75l los There many pri
vileged persons in the house who sweed the numbers
but not the receipts
| We hear that there are three composers busily EN-
ployed in preparing operas for Drury Lane Theatre,
| namely Wallace Lavenu and Sir II Bishop indepen-
IDENTIFY Of Goderoid's opera which foretes that the
of Apollo will be in the ascendant next season at that
theatre while Thaa and Mepomene will reign at the
| Haymarket and Sadler's Wells.
When Handels opera Of Otho about to be brought
out Cuzzon the prind donna insoeny refused to sing
the admirable air Falsa imagine" which the mighty
told her that Re knew she was ayery devil but
!
swore if she did Immediately obey his orders, he
similar spirit at Drury Lane it would be advantageous
the wellgoing Of the Brussels company
| In addition to those already mentioned as being EN-:
ployed in preparing operas for Drury Lane is stated
that Bale has been requested to be ready
in spring previous to the opening Of Her Maestys
Theatre.
The Society of Friends of music in Austria have
of the apppoachng festival Which takes place in Novem.
ber at Vienna. to be employed in the erecting monu.
monuments be placed in the church off Charles,
in Vienna, which the Westminster Abbey Of the Aus
trian capital
| A translation of Balfes Bohemian Girl has been
made into the German language, and acted with great
several towns in Germany and attery has
been brought out in Vienna with similar favorable re-
| suit.
novel attraction in decorating each side Of the large
gallery forming the saloon with odorerous plants and
flowers in full bloom including orange trees and cameia
spcnicss aording at once an agreeable ana heny re-
sing exhibition offoral Beauties
Nendelsohns Oratorio Elijah was to be performed
| at the Birmingham festival
The works of Beethoven for the pianoforts first
brought to England by Miss Tate, most accomplished
diIetfsnte singer and player.
Madame Anna Thillon, after giving few perform
spces AT Brighton embarked for Havre her way to
Paris, where 10 said she is re engaged at the opera
Comique, at very liberal salary
The last accounts state Lsz be performing at Bruhl
| "A
charitable institution more than 600 persons were pre-
sent 1t was remarked that Lstz was the first who had
played with success the piano IN the open air.
The Indifferent state of the health Of Verdi, the popu
| lar composer, prevented him from paying England
visit this year, but he fully intends to do 80 next spring
in order to superntend the bringing out Of an opera
which Mr. Lumley has engaged him TO compose Tor her
Majesty's Theatre.
At Paris although the does not commence until
the LIST of October NJ Vate the manager Of the Italian
Opera already issued his programme for the winter
season The company is to consist or as principal ar
Messrs Mario, Labache Ronconi Collin Corelli, Ia
gafco Prima donna soprano, Madlle Peppina Bran
bla; alta prma donna, Made Angola Ainin,; psIytone
Phlpo Goliath The three latter are newto the PARTISAN
boards
letter from Bologna states that ongst the
ments of the grand fee in that city was remark 9
vocasts, for which Rossini adapted chorus from an
aria in LA Donna del Lago" to words written for the
piece At the theatre the excellent actrice Ristori APP
pearsd, with divers dettanti, in performance given for
was crowded In an nt,rmede the band play ed the finale
to "Ernni" and hen they executed the cantable, Par
from all parts Of the house The audience turned
to the box in which the Cardinal Legate sitting and
the applause continued for length Of time.
Madlle. Dejazet took her leave of the Caen public,
WHEN she delighted crowded audience by her inimita
bic acting in Gentle Bernard" and 'Un scsndale"
Roncon took his leave of the Spanish stage the 9th
August, at Madrid in Maria de Rohan." The most
enthusiastic paudits greeted the closing of the
opera Bouquets were thrown at his feet also pre-
cous crown winch the audience compeled MN 10 put
on, which he did amidst tumutuous applause and loud
rras Roncon has left Spain for France and will give
several representations at Bordeaux before performing
in Paris.
Carissa Harlow" is the title Of piece in three
acts founded upon the English novel of the name
by Richardson which has been produced at the Gy mnas
Paris The main plot of the story has been preserved
and the spirit OF the language has been excellently
dered
In 1872 when Elliston bszng away at the Surrey
q quarrel occurred between him and De Camp blows
| were exchanged, and . duel ensued. This affair
thus explained by Jerry sneak Russell In letter to the
papers september 10, 1879 - The effect OF this was a
meeting at an early hour Dulwchcommon. MIR. III.
liston accompanied by mytelf, MIR De Camp by a
friend They exchanged shots, and then the inter.
vention Of MIR De Camps friend and my SELF they
pre- vailed upon to shake hands" They all talking
and laughing about this cursed Affair."" said Russell
Elliston what shall do p Turn it account
make the most Of IL, my dear Sam Well play How
to Die for Love" "a well known burletal and call Il