The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-19
TWO CENTS.

years, Ne occspied the most Distinguished The
third Is pepYc Gsmbogg, composer Of some eelebri-
ty rti-siariy IN the style Of The IL
NJ Blass an excellent artistic in Ie orchestra of tho
spera. These all in addition oN.udame CatsNnts
Iemise, previously announced and aiy whole within .
fes days of each other To which mast be added tho
deWh OF murtc seller, M Eugene Meiesouner, highly
estimated In tbs profession who only six and
tweE'y years Of age and had been Maria but very
list TIE of the artistic NJ Saint Laursnt treasu-
rer Of 10 Societe des Concerts
Jenny Lind has Quilted Paris, driven awsy by the
fear of prevailing epidemic She sang ony on one
occasion daring her stay there and that sores
at the Swedish Ambassadors.
Banderali whose death Is ced did not .is Of
cholera but from aneurisn of WI CHI he had .sred
for a long time past His Sudden death had no doubt
been fastened by the regret felt for serious IN
ness of his best pupil The fact is young Reynsrd,
pupil Of the Conssrvatore at the general th
year, would, it was supposed hase gained the arss
prize but was suddenly attacked by affection of tho
lungs, which is likely to pre- vent his singing for long
time rms circumstance preyeanueh , Banderali's
mind for he attached great Importance success
sidered as his own success, and he numbered then
nearly by his years Of service
Annexed is the latest Paris mus,crl shit chat -Du-
PREF has left on his departmental tour with his little
troupe of which have given the names The ceie-
DRAFTED tenor and bis pupils proceed to Nantes direct
conf in two acts of which the mu.c IS by Adoiphe
Adam The opening of the Opera Boufe FRANC aiss
(Sae Beaumarchais) which was To have been opened
on Monday. was postponed to Tuesday. One Of the
musical journals contains the following -" The nine
teenth performance Of the Paee ought to Save
place ON day last but the Opera closed,
well ms all the other theatres OF Paris Very nearly for
year past we have omitted to notice tho compulsory
reaehes arising from 6mses frequent du rns
months, aud which we hoped not to have occasion to
recur to again The energy and rapidiry with which
order restored and formidable project reduced
to nothing ought TO be sufficient shos the difference
OF the epochs and to give to artists that confidence
which they = much want On Thursday all the thoA-
tres e.opened that of La Nation gave on Fday
Lucte de Lanmernoor, and the ballet OF Nstaa ~
Gdzette Musicale, Jine l7.viyier, who has bsen q
al Ia Ia saI Ia hxva
received the insignia Of the Order OF the Of Oak
Albert he clever has here from london.
On Saturday the 9Th inst, there meeti held at
the Ipstut, when judgment the dessai
decided on the pupils in musical composition The
following rider IL, NJ Hingard, pupil of NJ Faevy
2 M Cohen pupil of Messrs Adoipne Adam and Tim
norman 3, M Jonas, pupil Of NJ. Carsfa : 4, M. Be-
zile, pupil of NJ. Haevy 8, NJ. Portehaut pu pill Of
Messrs Adam and zimmerman. The talented vocal
ist adlle Heinefetter has just terminate her
gaeement at Toulon where she has been for time
the admired prrma donna A new Italian troupe under
tho direction Of M Provini are giving series Of per-
fUrmsDces at Marseilles Teresa Mianollo l. giving
concerts at Nantes An extraordinary vocalist or,
has just made his debat here at of saatinees
mus'cd1es Charles Bonnesseur vas only short tune
since iourn.ymxn house carpenter coming Ger
many to France to follow his trade aud, rs he could
mud no work, he sought consolation in singing M.
Antonin Guiot, VI best professors OF singing.
discovered he possessed fine bass veice lie Gull
tvated it, and in addition possessed toerable know
ledge Of music Within the last few days, the master
produced the object OF his gratuitous instructon
and on recent Saturday at the Sale So Cecie, he
sang st concert the duet from Robert D,a5s All
honDete hsmme, ~ with NJ Bineau. also pupil Of n.
Gullot and" lie Mone" that fine descrptiv elegy OF
cloisteral manners. The de6dtant very favoraby
received. The printed music OF lie Propls Is
be published the 10th stimuli xnsously at Paris Lon
don LEIPZIG and Milan Such has been the distressed
state Of the class In this capi-
tai since the revolut.n that appears by the annual
eonIf rend Of the Association Of Artistes Music ans
the committee sought every mean. to allie.
vate the suerngs Of the members and adore -cd the
Minister Of the Interior and the Mayor Of Paris for
the giant Of = piece Of ground in the Champs Eysess
n ID egtl III "A dn there lhAfn uosAh
many ariisfes out OF employ might gain Of
existence The application was refused. bat more
successful result expected from the refct OF the
Seine and great good antcipat from the project.
This report VI the committees of the society l. long
document, almost equal In length to the Presdents
speech IL contains some melancholy facts, showing
the very distressed state Of the musical profession in
general
Madame Sontag Is about to appear at her Najestys
Theatre. the scene Of her former triumphs Mr. Lum-
ley who has just returned from Berlin has concluded
an engagement with this gifted lady who, sorry
TO tnd has suffered such Of fortune through
the recent political nvulsons In Germany, as ts
render her upon the stage act rather Of
cessty than Of choice
Mrs Mowatt and Mr.. Davenport have appeared with
great success at the Msrylesone Theatre in Ave
Henry spcer, Et. At the conclusion they were both
called before the curtain.
Msssrs. Brsdbury and Evans are about to publish
Pope's works edited by Mir. Macready the celebrated
tragedian.
A London paper states, in connection With Her Ma
jestys thsatre that engagement has just been
~
ana she will shortly appear at this theatre IL will be
remembered that her brief but brilliant the
stage was terminated by her usrriag. with noblsmsn
Of distinction. well knos In al plomAtc circles The
musical tatc prevalent at the IL Berlin. where
che has resided has caused her continue the cultva
ton ~ her talent and heRc. her recent period of
pose has NOS been Of neglect, Madame Sontag be-
her M urcal career at tho OF 49, whsn she
P,sred At the German opera At Vienna and created an
eDtbubiafm The fmyresyfo, Bsrblja speedily removed
her from tbe German 20 the Italian stage aud she made
such . sentstion in the Donna del Lago. that she
secured for the Itslisns" 1T Paris where
sh- Gang With Hslibrsn. In England she made hsr
deb at Deyonshire ou-e, and aftersards at Her Ma
j.stys Theatre where she excited the greatest (s~sve
by the extraordinary beauty Of her vecs aud the
satty Of her talent IRON London she went to Bsriip,
where she became great vorite OF the royal family,
and her farewell to the stage, the occasion % kes
marriage H. spoken Of A. great -.emny in tho Prus-
sAn metropolis Her return to the usical profsson
IL sttrib ted To the loss Of her fortune the
ul- lions. She IL air. adv n her
England aud will appear possible after her