The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-25


Frenchihed and bold even for the Princess's.
THE LONDON SPY.
Foreign Theatricals.
The following artists were performing in London
when the steamship left.
At the Theatre Royal. Lyseum, Messrs. A. Wigan,
Miss Hicks, Miss Turner, Miss Howard and Mrs Kelley
At the Princess's Theatre. MIR. j. M. Maddox Mr. Jas
vining, Mr.. Charles Mathews, Mr.. Compton, Madame
Vestrs, Mrs II Hughes, Miss Emma Stanley.
At the Theatre Royal, Adelphi, Madame Celeste, Mr.
Lambert, Mr. Paul Bedford, Mr. Howe, MIR. O. Smith, Mr.
| Munyard
At the Theatre Royal sadlers Wells, Mr. Phelps, Mr.
| H. Mellon, Mr. Creswick, MIR II. Msrston. Mr.. g. Ben
| nett MIR. Hoskins, Mr.. Morton, Mr. Scharf, Mrs
Brougham, Miss Laura Addison, Mrs. II. Marston.
At the Strand Theatre. Messrs Gregory. waldron,
| earle, Atwood Mrs. Percey and Miss NJ Glover
The Misses Cushman are performing at the Theatre
Royal Adephi, Liverpool In speaking Of their re.en
gagemsnt the Liverpool Albion says that Miss Cush-
tsblished deservedly high reputation for themselves in
Liverpool which, we trust they may long continue to
an interest and afforded delgh rather unusual in these
days of theatrical apathy and there are some reasons
still successful for then they have had the
honor Of again appearing and that repeatedly on the
could have favorably received by the public
or appauded by the press They come back therefore,
the Of their first appearance in Liverpool loaded
with honors and popularity, and with an experience
which few ladies the British stage know better how
improve. too much, then. to anticipate to, them
again crowded houses and applauding audiences !? We
think nay, more, believe that in the result Of
this week expectations will have been realized 1t
for this
| OF theatrical management
Mademoselle Tsglioni has taken her departure from
Liverpool and If report speak truly her last was her
farewell appearance on the Liverpool boards
The cost of the Music Hall, Liverpool, will be
$4,000 II s calculated to contain twenty three hun
dred persons and 10 from an elaborate design by Gun
ningham, Esq. gs
The danseuses viennoises. forty eight in number,
whose late escape from the peril. Of Dundrun has excl
ted great interest IN their behalf appeared at the Adel
phi Theatre, Liverpool, on the asth of September.
The CASTELAR, party, consisting of the fair csntatrice
herself Mdlie Corbsr MN Msrras Ciabatd Orsini, and
Fenasar had been engaged to perform several popular
operas at Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Mr. Wilson has been delightng the good folks at Ply
mouth, Taystock Falmouth, Penzance Truro &c with
his Scottish entertainment s, which have been received
everywhere with undiminished success
Madame Tagloni and NJ. silvain have not been 80 at
tracve had been expected at the Adelph Liverpool
James Browne doing the State some service In comedy
Mr. Murray closed the Edinburgh Adephi theatre.
after not very profitable summer season. on the 10th
ultimo. --.A-
Mr. Ellis Roberts the celebrated WEIGH harper, has
been performing at Nottingham and Liverpool with
great success. 80
Madame Grs and her CO adjutors have given con
cers with undmnished success at several towns in the
provinces.
Jenny Lind is expected at Baden Baden, from whence
sppear at the Grand Opera all the exerons Of the
mayer are directed to this point.
The manager of the Italian OPERA Paris, has just re-
ceved Rossin apascco, in which the maesfro has
embodied in mastery style several morecaux from the
voyass sF ef Fl, YORK." An original symphony will
serve as overture to this lyrical work
new grand ballet has just been produced at La Scala;
it Is entitled serdanoPolo" This, with the opera o.
TRe marriage of Madame Albert (actres with Bignon,
vuaa Qd
9th ultifno at the church of the Pets Peres, Paris
Raphael Felix the brother Of the celebrated French
frasedsune who performed with her at the St. James
theatre has become pensionaire of the Theatre
Francois
Lucille Grain leaves Paris shortly for Rome, whore
y s9 6r e a0r she will return Eng
land in March next
We regret to announce the death Of Mrs Pisnche.
,r liz Of the author who died at her residence, ST. Mi.
chaeps Grove Brompton, after pro'raced illness OF
six years Mrs blanche was very talented lady and
msOt called The weish Girl" which
fully performed by Madame vcstrs and her coad tutors
aea ss wseoS melodies: arranged BY Mr. Parry
Mr. Vincent Wallace has completed the first act OF his
new opera and will proceed without delay with the re-
mander that may be ready for representation carly
in the ensuing year
Madame persan has arrived in Paris preparatory to
the Italian opera commencing its season. Ronconi was
expected soon
Rossin is composing at the present moment csntata
most celebrated Italian poets.
Ivano 10 engaged for the ensung carnival at Trieste
and for the spring at Vienna
Al the baths of Marenwcrder the theatre has been
we'll attended notwithstanding the heat Of the weather
" Jessondan Fidelio," "Stradella," Norma" have
been the operas in vogue
new theatre for French vaudevilles has just been
opened at Amsterdam
AT the Italian theatre Of Pera Constantinoplc) Mons
Dusiame ventrloqust, s giving his performances.
Fanny Elssler is engaged at Psdua to dance twelve
nights during the fair OF I'll Santo She IL afterwards
err gagged at La Scala for the Of the Carnival and
will appear in q new ballet, by Perrot.
At Breslau confafrice, with most melodous voice.
gaining much applause at the present time Her name
is Madame Kuchemester.
Bale is Vienna experimenting the representation
Of two three Of his operas which have been higny
successful in that imperial city
Mr.. Mscresdy is performing at the Surrey Theatre.
Mr. Russell is giving his entertainments at the roy"
Church Street Theatre, Liverpool
veras Attila Is performing at Cremons w' rIsrsc
success. This lyrical work s sustained , w md an
ensemble Mitrovich, La Salvini, Mile Cas.ea. s.~;s
pcrch were greatly applauded The pahet y,
Alamirs :, by Sarafni had met with Only n'Jud
cess. .Verdis =" Ernani" was about 10 % po'
The direction Of the Theatre Franesse presence 70
the Minister OF the Interior Rsas Rachel The mi
No. sSon,ed ali the conclusions OF that report Inc
-, = that which relates to the suspension OF
Wal. Rscbei,s salary during her illness. Inc inca
tr Tranoase il also authorized, shoud the occasion de
~ 10 engage another actress In lieu oil Ma Tile ma
rhc This decision Of the minister appearsto have had
effect upon the health Of the great osedi
snns ier IL now announced that she WIN resume nsf