The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-22
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L,r Of the enemy There appears to have bcen good
deal Of diminishing In the passes Of The hs near Pc
shawur. and troops have somewhat suffered At
tmriisig and Nizierabad there appears also 10 have
been disturbances sunpoHdes plot has been discoy,
ct az Lahore. and two collectors have been wounded
In attempts by the sikha To assassinato them. Sir
Charlie Napier 10 leave Peshawur on the 18th of
February. and what with controlling the Sikbs. and
Punshng mutiresrs in the native regiments, he seems
10 have quite enough to Keep his ardent temperament
~ work We have annexed part OF the sikhm terri
tory punishment for the kaahs late folly, aud his
annual revenue viii be cot OF by more than f20Oo.
lhs oo,srnGr.gs neral hes proceeded to sinsap9re
uponsby the government Of Calcutta
Theatricnis Ia Europe.
Mdlc. Jenny Lind gave q concert on thc.evening q.
March IL at the court Theatre by which her eharits
bic disposition was again unaffected the whole of the
proceeds being devoted to the relief Of the poor of the
town Among other uo,ce"sT she sang the celebrated
tergro for soTrano voice aud two flutes FROM Meyer
beers opera, The Camp of seSia" This effort writ
ten expressly for the celebrated oantatrice, and in
which her fine voice may bc said rival the tones of
the two flutes, was in the execution extraordinary
tfiuniI for her The public did not conhne them
selves TO layishpg Mdlle Lind the usual marks Of
satisfaction such as braves recalls. flowers &c. but
il occasion they adopted tho Italian method OF
runifc'ting their delight which. up 10 the present.
TINE IS little known in GeImany 10y letting fly large
EgnLcr Of white pigeons from all paris OF the house
AIR he e9nesr' The members 81 .s arees.r exc,
aud Of the young Of the got up torch
ght procession in her honor.
H,n kAsrsT,'s TurArRr.-on Thursday. the 18th
uit the masterpiece II Mozart. Don Giovanni" will
never witnessed within tho walls Of her Msiestys
theatre Madame Soniag whose before those
most difeult OF nil cTitcs the Partisan dieann has
more than renewed her last years vogue will sing her
native muse and appear, for the first time In part to
which the i admirably adaTtea-that Of Zcriiua Pa
iodi viii display her dramatic genius In Donna Anna.
great Labigcbe ~l also sr"ar I'm this opera,
with Cigl.ani Ctlzoisri. ,. Labachc. and coletti.
Ito muse lately restored 20 the opcrathet II the
hinud aud za,okaa6o-win be dlnced by Cariotta
Giisi nd Marie 1aglioui and the whole Il ia. mines
q Tia, ballet will b. added to the choral performers
import greater dramatic effect 10 the grand sriss.
and 10 the scensry and aiss scens. That
pIllic fa,cTite Amlig iensris. Will dance cx-
guiSll, drefsssmcni Of her aud in the beautiful
ial,t a" Les Actainui phcses.n Carutta Grsi Marie
"a glioni Rosa N,rgenaud NJ Charles. aud Paul Tag
iiun Will appear Visitors from tho most distant parts
Of H., country sugc To attend such display 81
art. and suoh review Of talent
Nr Murdoch the accomplished American comedian.
will shOrty make his appearance NJ one Cf the prn-
odal London theatres lie s. well studied la al the
sterling com, dies. aud will prove vast acquisition Ia
such pArts a. Young hiralcl Napid Young Rapid Ne.
r,por, OF the death 81 siInor Garloni. the eele-
lfated nor sitoer which appeared n III. London
papers last week has been cont ralictrd by -ignor
IIKzi Gardon nj l. fulfilling professional eIgag at
in ST. I.teTsturg.
Mrs Head lola hontesl. has arrived in Paris from
Iouicgbe and left the Hotel Victoria where she had
teen tay until the Chateau uoaujon in the Champs
Flysses, Witch has been taken by Mt Itcad could Ice
prepared for her reception. Mr. Head was reported
10 arrive at tie Chateau Neanion