The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-20

originally sustained by Miss Helen Faucit, when the
tragedy originally produced at Drury Lane Theatre
The Italian journals speak in very high terms Of
Maille Marina Comb. who has created great sensation
Turin in " Linda di Charmouni" tits rumored that
NJ Vael has engaged her for the Opera lalien at Paris
Monsieur Harel lately manager of the theatres the
Odeon and the Porto st Martin, at Paris, died few day
ago in that city lie eccentric man, talented but
always in pecupiary difficulties and in many points Of
view resembled Sheridan he the intimate friend Of
the celebrated actress, Maalle. George
Maie. Louise Tsgon is going to fuldl an engagement
at Naples and previously is expected to perform three
nights at the Grand Opera, Paris.
NJ Monrose the French tenor singer and NJ and Ma.
dame Daperry also vocalists were nearly all three
drowned short time age, at Mines, by the accidental
upsetng Of boat
The Testro Nauvo at Naples brought out at the
mencement of this month, ballet called the Ourang
Outang the music Of which was by the composer Tusco
There has just been produced at Prague new opera,
the words ana music by Giovanni Gordigorani The
subject Of the poem is taken from "Consuelo," ro-
nance by George Sand.
Mr. Alfred Ormonde assisted by Miss Waverley) has
given series OF shaksperian scenes en- costume at
tho Theatre Royal Brussels, with great success The
Echo Brees speaks in the highest termsef the above
named arstes The first performance took place on the
nth.
Mr. Marstons tragedy has been revived at sader's
Wells with great success. The audiences nave been
tolerably numerous during the week
MT Gregory appears at the Strand Theatre. 1t said
Mr. Bolton declined to let the Olympic to this gentleman
and his friends.
ModlIe Rachsl's health is stated 70 be in feeble
state that she will be obliged to quit the Theatre Fran
Gals for twelve months she proceeds TO italy.
prolific French farce writer, Mons J. e. Ymbert,
died few days age in pass since ne ~, Ssar ,s,t ne
of the Paris theatres. Most OF MS pieces met Win
success.
company of capitalists and amateurs have just co m
pleted an elegant theatre in Amsterdam OF very
magnhce Mt desciipo attached is Cofe, embelished
and nearly covered with large mirrors on the principle
of the Cafe Mile CoLonne, at Paris
new opera by Persiani, (the cara sposo OF the de
lghtful vocas brought out lately at Madrid entited
I'll sagonano," The savoyard), proved complete fail
ure, which ascrbed not to any deficiency in the
merits OF the music but solely to its miserable ibreno
An English lady, OF rather we should say Irish one
Mrs Hayes the Italians call this young and inter
esDg vocalist Signors Hdyez has leen received with
great applause La Scala; much that she has just
entered into advantageous engagement for the Thea
tire Fenice at Vienna 10 sing during the Carnival as
pria donna assoluta She subsequently is engaged for
the winter season at Vienna.
On the 10th of August last Rossin the grand maestro
was married at Bologna, to Mde. Olympic Pellssier.
The fact said to have been communicated in letter
from the bride herself to Mons Troupenas, OF Paris
Ill., of Yankee land, is engaged at the City Theatre
lie says, left London before played hal my parts
of my engagements - they are both hne drtises and IL
matters little VINO comes first
Charles Mason who has been for years in America,
has arrived in London. John Chs brothcr) made some
sensation Romeo at the tine his cousin Fsnny bem-
ble) made her great hit as Juliet lie has eit me siege
and is paciising q ply IN the United states
Charles Mason bears striking resemblance to his unce
john Kemble.
Henry Betty has proved very attractive at Margate;
tho houses have been crowded nightly. Mrs Gurners
an that the London managers ought not TO lose
sight OF she does oil things we'll many admirably IN,
deed the company altogether - he best consFcgs..d
here for years Miss Joyner deserves ell praise for sus
tanning in every way the respectbiV OF her compahy
Mr.. Nearby, who has been playing with great sue.
cess the Surrey Theatre during Inc last week. - NOT
the MIR. NJ Carthy who appeared AS Doctor loole al
Drury Lane, but well known actor and manager Ia
the sister country he was celebrated as nsht
rather than a representative OF Irsh character lie ~
the father of that excellent actress, Mrs H. homer
Mrs Glover, Mrs. Fitzwillism, and Mr.. Blackstone
have been engsged for few nights at the theatre in
Newcastle lotteries under the management OF Messrs
Gregory and Beverley. The principals Of the company
at pfesent performing there are Miss Rosenberg Mrs
Clifford, Mrs Swinb1urne, Mr Beverley, Mr. Clifford,
MIR swinbourns, Mr. \. Mellon Mr. Fredericks, &c
The London Sunday Times says that the Birmingham
Musical Festival commenced ON Tuesday Last, in the
New Music Hall. The following the programme Of
the mornings performances. The Creaton clay dn)
Selection, (tossiu)-Aria (sgror Mario) Cyjus Ami.
man Duo (Slaiamc Gris and Miss Bsssano) GUS est
Homo Aria uIer Staudig) Pro Pececfis Ana (,la-
dame Crisp Igfammatus et dectnsus, and chorus. NJ.
Moschees oaiclated director The exccutoa OF The
cation was on the whole, admirable NJ Niosche
les, unmindfu Of tradition, which is very slow ON
this point, took many OF the pieces at speed con
sidoraby faster than customary which obviated heav
nes almost inkeparebie from certain portions OIL TINS
oraorio. That NJ Moschees feeling OF the temp, was
feeling OF the composer, can hardly DC gouuiIeu,
when the improved effect lie considered On me vn.'
hand the nsrume ntal introduction Illustrative OF CHAOS,
was indicated by NJ. Moscheles in slower tne .is AZ
usuann innovation perfectly JUSTIFIED py me ~, A.
the evening there grand rehearsa unoe. ss ~
recton of Hendelsshon On "Wednesday the crowIs Oh
strangers aud visitors which were gfea le a' - Nm
were still more numerous the Who,e dooss mass Of hu
man beings eager 10 behold the visitors as they mace
their way 10 tho building The tops Of lne hsuses, snd
avery fndo from garrett ground hoor were covered
srJ crodeJ vim spectaors In the hall every nook and
corner was avo not vacant spot was 70 pe seen ucu
being the intense a0xieiy 70 near my new ~
LILLIAN, og the hrxt tine, under the direction OF w. s
,ha, Ihs orchsstra was quite allied With the exeeu