The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-09

PAak TrLkikI.--The Italian company from havana
begins this evening its twelve opera nights The TRACE
dd Lnca chosen for their debut is The Two Foscari
in three acts music by Verdi the celebrated author Of
The Lombardin five believe the critics of the
papers of London and Paris that partition Of the great
composer Is far Of being inferior his other compost
tons It contains many beautiful gems which, to be
will be appreciated by the crowded house which is
our readers viii like to read the plot Of the the Two
Foscar which is follows On the 10th Of April,
1929 Francisco Foscari was elevated on the ducal
This Senator always his antagonist In the council
Foscar much excited by such opposition that
he declared that long Pedro Lorenado would live
he should never consider himself Chief Magistrate Of
Venice BY fatal concurrence Pedro and his brother
Marcos died suddenly few months after every one
thought that both had been poisoned Jacobo Loreda
no. of Pedro believed It, too andas proof Of his
The Foscari are indebted to me of two livesn-He
also those words his commercial book with the
hope of revenge The Dodge had four sons three had
Contan Of receiving presents from the foreign princes
had been banished according to the laws of Venice
at Naples, then at Trevise 1t happened in the
time that Ermoao Donate President of the Council Of
the Ten, who had condemned Jacobo was murdered in
returning to his palace Olviero servant Of Jacobo
had arrived the day before ut Venice and the following
morning. had related all tina particulars Of the murder
in the gondoas of his master Again the Foscar
accused The master and his servant brought to
Venice, and after long and useless torture, were for
banished to Gambia. Five years after, Jacobo
having several times entreated his pardon without
and hein0 not able To live far from il beloved
courtrv vrote IN Erancisco Snorca duke of Milan re-
ouesng him to intercede for his return The letter
delivered to the Ten Jacobo conducted once more
to Venice was again tortured he confessed that the
of seeing again his country had induced him
IN writehs was condemned to return to Gambia where
he be kept in jail, threatened by DEATH If he
ever wrote letter similar to that which had been inter
cepted The old unfortunate Doge who had assisted
Win sto'eai ; sy, III; drsrtr ~ d dsJ
him to obev the decree of the republic It happened
afterwards that noble Venetian called Nicolas Errizzo
at ms last nour coniesseu 70 ave ,; g.; d -.
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IN .h hH da ;n h;s ;.T 81 Cand;a The
unfortunate father Frustrated by such a misfortune
living very retired and frequented very seldom the
Iocsw ha,;svad that the moment Of re-
venge had arrived for him, and he intrigued much
in secret, that the doge was Obliged 70 aoacaSe a.
h. h sos obIiasd ~ renonncs snch will and
to swear that would keep his place till he should die.
spite of his OATH Foscar compelled to leave TIE
ducal palace he lived then as simple citizen having
refused all the large Of money which he offered
by the Venetian republic On the 3lst October l457.
the emotion of Foscari great when he heard bells
ringing to the election Of his successor Pas