The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-01

issued to the sheriff who could then levy the pre-
prTty and that order would be MAIDS the deisa-
dsnt requiring him to deliver up all that had beoa
discovered BY him on his examination to tho sheria to
be applied by lin towards sa action OF the Judgment:
to which the parties sDsent-d
Ths~trioai and sau.loal.
BRoApwAr THKATRE-irALIAN OrEaA When eps-
ratio fro~re IL we'll selected and each department.,
soprano and oontrslto tenor baritone and filled
by members OF the profession who have been
educated IL is impossible TO conceive anything The
shape Of smusement refining to the taste aud In
structive to the mind. At time the auditory IL
moved by tho thrilling strains Of the orchestra while
they executing the music OF the com POSER with
unity Of sound observing in their respective depart
ments the precise distance and exact notes which
sure to create the most delightful harm-ny; ana q
another time the vocalist is enchanting them with the
sparkling beauties and exp -sits harmonies of the
Italian aria which charms the and eectrhes the
soul But unless there Is harm Of action a0ngse
all the members Of the company, each having but
object In view to cater well for the public to WHOM
they look for support and to sacrifice personal vapy
every attempt to establish Italian opera in this
try will prove signal failure. II will never do,
For in opera there Is light and heavy business,
we'll in the legitimate drama. The lady who
is for the part Of Lady Macbeth; likewise.
The artist who sings the role Of Amiua in La Sonuam-
bulls IL osrcely ever .nown to take the heavy ousi-
other H., that artists study soi~ly the
sic OF Verdi and others that of Bellin Donisstti Ro
sna. &c, to which they become familisrsed thae
they cannot appear to advantage in hing else 10
Is not thor right to condemn actor actress who
may have an excellent knowledge of musical science.
merely because they placed Of their proper
Esnt or put into position to which they neither
suited by natural gifts acquired ability. But to the
opera ofss evening As entered the theatre be-
held q large poster, announcing the iadispostion u
Tedesco aud the consequent subsitution Of another
piece, la Sopnambula the principal characters be-
ing flied by Signora tsrsnti Sgnor Vetu aud Signor
Novsiii AmiDa Was very well sustained by vita Ca
rapti, who saKg her 10 te very sweetly Elviao, BY
by Virti was tolorably we'll played and would have
been much better IL his voice had not been somewhat
husky. Novsni in Count Rodopho displayed the
rich round aus melodous tones Of fine bsss voice
The part Of Lisa was poor representation, as were
closed with the ballet In which Mile. Blangy. and
Mons Durana, displayed their tcrpsichorian- ability.
which win be followed BY the ballet pantomime of La
! Vivandiere."
NmLo's GARDEN The dramatic pantomime Of
Jocko" was Performed last evening, and gave rise
to good deal OF merrmeut J. Marzetti did the Ape
to perfection he TO have been out TOR the
part he does the tricks naturally. Indeed ne
locks the thing itsef The parts of Pipe, servant to
Lorenzo, Lorenzo, Fernandez, rich planter and Nine.
Fernap den sustained by tho Kavels The fests
Of Leon Javei the tight rope, were, as usual re-
ceiyed with loud applause The other set
numerous audience This evening, MIR H. Plaside, Mr.
Chippens ale, Mr. Seton, MIR Dawson. Mr. Hind this
second appearance in Amer:ca) Mrs. g Howard aud
Mr. will appear In the tue old COMEDY Of the
" roor Gertleman" than whom in this subu-
is to be piti-d Opposed to each other
yet they convey wi fullness and an
eloqu.ncs depression the position Of the who,
although be Is poor, mserabiy poor that the
mice run about his cupboard with tears in their eyes,
and the cat takes It's abode in the pot that indis
penable article OF culinary apparatus having fallen
into disuse from the pressure OF circumstances must
nevertheless keep up an appearance upon which his
existence depends TO be poor, and to look poor, 10
the -. This tine old comedy wilt, we should think.
draw good house-it will be well worth seeing both
account Of Its own literary claims and Of the tasat
which will be- engaged In its performance. Mr.. Nible
II dom his part and most certainly hts patrons aud
the public generally, keep pace With him. We know
that the Ieee is not always to the switet does
merit at s times receive It's rsxard but tho indsfAt
gable and spirited proprietor Of this universally ad
mitted magnificent tahishmsnt, forms a grand ex-
eccentricities aucV o
q certain wen known ladyfortupe's eldest daus hter
better known by the name of misfortune.
| BvHror's THEAIRs.--Last evening the weather WAS
most unfsvorsbe still this house well filed tho
occasion Of MIR. Wrighrs benefit The play the
s,,a r Snn. taos tbs .s az Inn was
thin gton, and enacted IL most admirably. It's part
which p.culi.,ly suits MIR Lyme. style of scias
he delivered The language OF H. with much Judgment.
. he part OF Sir Charles Croplspd was taken By Mr.
Hind gentleman who has lately arrived in this
try. and his sppt arance. last evening his first in
America We would not pronounce any actors
Merits from what We can q him IN part but
are sure can congra uate Mr. Hind onJ iav,ng thus
far made most favorable impression, aud wh'ch he
doubt will strengthen every part lie aopars in
MIR a. ranked high actor In London, and will,
are sure be appreciated in this country C. 1larkss
Corp raj Of tn sbest things weshsve
seen him do We had NO idea he could take such .
part so well We regret We have not space to enter
more fully into detail regarding the acting Burton
last evening; must, however. conclude by saying,
the entertainments all that could be desired To-
night the last night the summer season frst-rais
bill Is presented Besides the three psces John
DChts' "UHwarrantable Intrusion" and "Conut-noe
Man. sketch called the "a sducti of Rea ~
most funny affair, will BE- presented On Monday
ing the regular reason will commence The beet COM
pany In the Union Is engaged at least say the bills
| Cnpisrr's rrRgLs--rhese happy philosophers,
now that the pleasant fall weather In coming and
city folks returning from heir resorts,
will have crowded houses than ever. and can
guarantee they will be as amused with them
they have got up most admirable set Of programmes,
&c. Tonight, they give hns concert Voyage Mud-
4 cal" and all.
CHrSrsE MUSEUM Among all the exhibitions In this
city, none more deserves the patronage Of intelii-
gent public than this one. II Is open daily from A.
/ NJ. to 10 p. M.
! BLkscKSR HALL.-Mr. Wyman. the ventrilolu ist
gives exhibition at Beeeker Hall Monday evsang
next
/ CAsrrE Gssprr-The summer Js,,s consisting OF
promenade concerts In which artists Of consi-
derabe celebrity will sing several solos DUETS tros
and the smusements will conclude with the SUMMED
ball. Tomorrow evening agrand sacred concert.
Tho New Orleans Serensders are giving concerts In
/ Baltimore.
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