The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-20


mission Of music The brilliant songs Of Ariel" that
delicate creature Of immortal bard fancy the
o ana 1 a1s
welded to the splendid music Of Purcell Smith, Liney
&C., and will be given with gre spirit by the performers
Arthnrson, the tenor, who made such favorable i'm
preston few evening ago at aperformsnce OF the Anne
ricsn Musical Institute This gentleman viii be quite
addition to the talented troupe who have sung at Mr.
Lynne's previous emit srtainments
BROADWAY ODEoNThis house will be as well supplied
Ing the coming week 1t has been hitherto The Tab
esux Vivants still very attractive and the singpg
dancing, &c., are we'll arranged.
PANORAMA OF THE MssrssIPPl-Ths immense work
Is attracting much attention, and have doubt will
prove mine OF wealth to its energetic proprietor and
maker We are glad oft. The laborer is worthy Of
his hre always butin this instance most especially as
few men could have evnced such indomitsbs
ance and gone through much In order to attain his
object MIR Barnard did during the execution this
painting Besides all this undoubtedly one OF the
most amusing andinstructve
to the people OF this city.
The American Musical Institute will give their second
grand miscellaneous concert, at the Tabernacle We'd
nesday evening next They have engaged the celebrated
English singers, Messrs Arthurson and Leach also Miss
Watson, Miss Clara Rolph, Miss Strachan, Messrs De-
merest, johnson, Carnes, Taylor, Andrews and Nash.
This indeed is host of musical talent The whole will
be under the arrangement Of Mr. Loder and Mr.
H. C. Tmm will preside at the organ and pianoforts
Mr. Neiggs made excellent selection Of talent and
no doubt his efforts will be duly appreciated by bril-
liant attendance Of the musical diiiifanh Wednesday
evening next.
Foreign TheatrIcals.
new OPERA by Maestro Coppos has been represented
at Palermo, taken from Ossian, called Fngslo The
composer has attempted certain instrumental effects
initiative of wind rain and other elements ofthe tempest
which proved too powerful for Palerman and
re,schoed by storm Of dsapprobation; At Venice
Mdlle Lagrange whose fine voice and style are well
known Partisan circles has appeared in VerdPs Joan
dArc vito signal success. Pscini is writidg opera
revived at La Scala and chiefly remarkable for in
Producing young tenor, named Nsgrni with superb
and to credit the Milan papers recalls the voice
Rubini to every nearer Scarcely six months SINCE
Madrid "Ernan has been lately very Avoraby received
young vocalist, Mdlle Edelvrs, taking the principal
female part Calzolsr that of ErnAni, old acquan-
lance, Morel Don Carlos and the celebrated Mira
at first scented the old Duke de SYLVIA but since his
abrupt exit from the capital par ordre supeen this
opera of Normal with Madame Rossi Caccia for the
heroine, has created perfect frore. From the first
cavstina to the close her was series OF
triumphs Mdlle. Magroni as Adegisa, Verger as Pol
lone and Fouohe as the arch Druid, are also warmly
spoken Of by the FomentO from which we extract this
The scornful Lady, play by Beaumont and
Fletcher will shortly be produced at the Marylsbone
theatre Mr. Serle who vas Mr. Macready's stage ma
nager has rendered. tit for representation.
MIR. Alexander Lee has been offered an engagement
at the Olympic, as musical director and conductor.
Anna Thillon will re-appsar the Of the month
at the Princesss, In the "Crown Diamonds"
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean have just concluded Q
most successful engagement In Liverpool
Philip Van Artevelde is the title of the play
which is announced at the Princess 1t taken from
dramatic poem by Mr. Taylor, and has been adapted
for the stage by Mr.. Macready.
Mrs Glover the celebrated actress at the latest
accounts seriously indsposed
new farce is in preparation at the Lyceum. Buck
stone is to sustain the principal character.
Aurol the celebrated Partisan clown will visit Lon
don with the French troupe.
most interesting collection of engraved portraits OF
celebrated theatrical performers authors and compo-
with autographs attached to the majority Of them
is now view at Dubourgs Hotel, in the Haymarket
previous to their being disposed of by rattle Amongst
them capital lkenesses Of the late Edmund Kean
Yste. Mundsn .wss
+. Cooke, Strickland; and of living Enthusiastically
Forrest Charles Kean Mrs Wood, Charles Young, Mrs
Wayett Madame Celeste, Miss Foote, (now Countess OF
Harrington) Vandenhof Harley, and many others OF
dramatic celebrity
The following last works of Dr. Msndessohn Barthol
dy have been left to the world by the lamented compo
SER Six songs for soprano voice. and three motstt
mixed choruses, which were already In the press The
first act of his opera" Lorely besides large portion
ing DESK the former in complete state Preparations
being made at Vienna for the production of this
and 18th the present month to be executed by up
wards of 900 artises and amateurs and under the d
duced the first time simultaneously ut Leipzig and
Berlin. These performances will OF course, be now
quarter TO six in the evening Of Nov Q, the solemn
service for Felix Mendessohn Barth0ldy concluded
His mortal remains were then placed upon special
train and conveyed to Berlin where they were inferred
at six o'clock on the morning of the 9Th. The body
laid in the family vault by the side Of Fanny Hen
sell the beloved sister Of the deceased Although the
funeral took place ut early hour, many distin
guished persons attended
Madame viardot Garcia is at present in Paris but will
shortly proceed to Dresden to fulfil short engagement
she then goes to London
The Olympic theatre has been taken for three year
by Mr. Henry Spicer the dramatic author and Mr. Van
denhof the trsgedian who preparing to commence
their cam paign with degree OF spirit Mr. and Mis-
Vandenhoii will be the principal performers.
Mrs Fitzwillam was engaged at the Lyoeum.
Miss Helen Faucitt has concluded engagement a
the Hsymsrket
Mr. John Reeve has been very successful at Liverpool
He will appear at the Lyceum after the holidays
Mr. blanche is preparing bui lesque for Madame Yes
iris Hall, formerly essee Of the Strand, will suppl
the place of james Bland.
Mr. Baty has been the principal purchaser of the ami
mails properties, dresses SC, OF Mr. Hughess msmmot
establishment.
Mr.. II. Phillips and Mr. Land have given vocal con
certs at Cheltenham and Bath lately with success.
Mr. Templeton has given several performances at va
rous places in Scotland with great success he aide'
and assisted by the veteran Blewtt whose comic siDgp
affords the highest pleasure every where
Julien's promenade concerts at Drury-lane very
successful. Reeves the new tenor has been engaged
Mr. Distn and his sons with Miss M. oConnor AM
Mr. Willy, jun have given concerts at various places II
Scotland with the greatest success.
Mr. George Wieand, late of the Adephi and Drur
lane Theatres died recently at his house. the Whit
Hart, Market street, Oxford street lie was aged 81
and had been on the stage % years.
NJ George Fabrioius, a German violinist and musics
composer committed suicide at Brussels In consequence
of having from agitation failed In the rehearsal OF con
cert which he to have given at the Theatre Royal
NJ Hector Berlioz, whom M. Julien has engaged a
musical director at Drury lane has arrived in London
Independently Of the reputation of M. Beroz com
poser he is of the most esteemed feuiUetonstes
the Journal dss Debdts.
Miral the actor, who was expelled from Madrid b
Narvaez has arrived at Marseies. The Union Monarch
qu Paris states that he he arrested in the roys
palace Immediately after his reception by the Queen.
Madam Caradori, Miss Dolby and John Parry, hav
been giving concerts at Oxford, with great success
new company Of Ethiopian Ssrenaders have appear
ed at the Princess Concert Room, In London
Police Intelligence.
Suspicion of Burgiary.-Offoer Bliven, Of the l5tl
ward arrested yesterday two men, by the names Of Lo
veil r. Golden, and David Could suspicion Of burga
riously entering the premises Of James M. Congrin,
Christopher street justice Merritt detained them 70
examination
Burgiarv-The porter house called Buena Vista, cor