The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-13

Some doubts are expressed still about the advent OF
Parodi. by private correspondeucs, learn that
the lovely eartayice time ago, entered into
engagement with Mr. Lumley, the imsTssario Of her
Msjestys theatre London by which 1t stipulated
that she should sing year In the English
tropos or In the United States at the will Of the
mayer haretzsk took advantage of this contract to
her services for the Astor Place Opera House
and made all needful arrangements with Mr.. Lumley
to this end. All appeared very favorable, and pro.
missed delight for fashionsble opera goers. How
just the petion of the whole arrangement
The reached England that Jenny Lind had turned
neads OF naf the population; and tn at denim the
halter had given two hundred and twenty Ave dollar.
fer single concert ticket. "Ah" exclaimed Psrodi
"thstis great cosntry-s perfect California need
better terms Mr.. Lumley.n Thereupon, negotiations
commenced Marstsek was applied 10 for an increase
Of bis bounty and still the matter Ia open for furhs
discussion and ultimate decision. However, the
ayers hope to succeed by their liberal offers; a.d
probably, Parodi will be her voyage to the golden
land In the course Of next month.
The indsfatigsble Maretsek has not contented him
self with making department Of his establishment
complete. Our Paris correspon tent has already an
nounced the coming Of the celebrated Nathalie Fitr-
james that the ballet viii be great feature Of the
present brilliant season The Jsurnaides DsLais says
"whie Carlstts Grisi IL turning her steps toward
Nathalie Ytsjames embArking for the United States
She has been tempted to New fork by NEST brilliant
engagement ensured to her by the director Of tbs
Italian Opera Of that city, NJ. Max Maretzek. We
cannot forget the Of Mile Nathalie at our own
Opera, especially in The waltz Of the aiselle and
the remarkable grace and activity in all her move
ments On every stage In Italy she has been greeted
with the same praises and applause and retained
In Naples for eighteen months She b new shortly to
appear side by side with Jenny Lind Fsvortism will
be certainly doubtful and surely the eminent esniat, ice
will not have lad many vrsaths lavihed upon her
but that the enchanting danseu,e will receive her full
share Of the rich tributes TO her genius"
II Is stated also that Rachel and Certo are coming
to the United States their speculation. This 10
very probable. We announced last summer that B.
Leon, and these votsries OF Melpomene and Terpsi-
chore, disposed to visit this country, and we
doubt not that the brilliant reception Of Jenny Lind
will hasten their advent. Our enthusiasm for art
e1eites all the great artists Of Europe and
doubt net that in good time all the really great per-
formers Of the old world viii be disposed to measure
popularity with the Swedish Nightingale Surely With
the great vocslists nov engaged ct the Opera House,
together with the talent coming the water,
shan have music, motion, and mania enough occupy
all the spare hours Of our busy busting aud FLOWING
population The enthusiasm Of the fashionable must
cal public win be concentrated at the Astor Place
Opera House with than ordinary force ami bril-
isncy