The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18

ing.
curious piece of experience was gained on the first
days of the occupation Of Cracow, which showed the
invaders that there are questions not easily be de-
clded by 10 Cabinet council as the march regiment.
The explained by correspondent at Frankfort -
No provision had been made for the trading interest of
the incorporated city which had hitherto been
porum Of free trade in the East and was in conse-
quence one OF the cheapest and best supplied towns In
Europe The occupying commissary treated the city
shut up within the Austrian customs lire. All things
Immediately in price the standard fixed by the
Austrian tariff of duties, while articles Of home produc
ton that used TO be exported became unsaeable The
outcry occasioned by this first result of the annexation
was so loud and the impression made unfavora.
bic, that decree was Immediately issued Professionally
opening the gates and putting things on tho old foong
Turkey.
II is stated, in letter to Constantinople of the 18th
uumo that Bedcrhan Bey the chief of the Kurds after
his massacre OF the HISTORIANS sent three hundred OF
the heads OF Christians, which he had H. the Pa
cha Of Mossoul informing him that If this present did
not please him he would also send him the heads three
hundred Turks The Pacha had done all in his power
deter the Bey from his work Of page AMI massacre,
but III vain 1t was believed however, at Constantine.
pie, that the Sultan would supply the Pacha with the
means Of curbiDg the OF this monster.
TheatricaIs.
Ros.lnis new opera of Robert Bruce was to be per.
Termed on the 9TH ult for the first time at the Academic
paid his forfeiture of oOso francs and ls the manage
ment
The new opera of "Clapisson Gibby le Cornemuse,"
1ss GIea.ed Juror at the Opera Comque in Paris
!ishmen for Gri,i, Mario and cOetii Felix Godefroid
the harpis Is in Paris he has COMPOSED opera
for Drury theatre Musard has returned from Ber
in and the preparations for the opera balls will
mence immediately
M Paul Tagon is about quitting the theatre Roysl at
Berlin Mr. Lumlsy has engaged him to supply the
place OF M Perrot, ballet master, during the early
part Of next season, M Perro being engaged Milan TIL
late period in the ipring after which he will return to
her Majesty's theatre.
Lucille Grain, the danseue, at the Argentina thea
tre IN Rome where the public receive her with great
enthusiasm. Cefo is at Pesth
At Milan four new operas and two ballots pro
missed at the Scala; among the company the popu.
lar singer is Miss Catherine Hayes, Englishwomau;
for the Carnival, Moran, Fanny Ellsler and the
dancer, Rosa (who is fecured for London by Mr. Lum
ley,) with Perrot as ballet master are engaged
At Rome Csrotta Oris is be the principal attrac-
ton Of the Carnival after which the charming daasese
will fulh an engagement for two months Her Msjes
tvs Theatre, being secured by the manng ement for
similar period of time for three consecutive ears
At Prague, shakspeares " Midsummer Nights
Dream" with the picturesque and magnificent nusc of
Mcndejsohn. has been brought out with entire success
AN experiment worth initiating in England; Donizets
Don sebasoDy though splendidy put upon the stage,
has produced but little effect