The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-09

rehearsal operetta, in two acts, entitled the
.'Sersphine," by MN. de St. Georges and Saint
Julian; Madlle Lemairc is to make her debut In
this piece. The re-opening of the Conservatoire
de Muslue et de Defamation, took place on Thurs
day. recent circular from the Minister of the
Interior, has been issued, in pursuance of the law
lately voted by the National Assembly, reminding
the magistrates and projects that all ballads and
songs intended TO be executed in public, must, in
every case, be hrst submitted to the censor. vi
vier has arrived in Paris from Belgium, and will
shortly proceed to England. Madlle. Sophie Bob
rer, the young and celebrated pianist, is also at the
present moment Staying in this capital. The
Grande Soclete Philharmonique de Paris, estab-
lshed about year ago, will resume their con-
certs in the Sale Sante Cecille the 22d inst,
under the direction of M Hector Berlioz.
The young Swedish vocalist, Madlle. Nissen,
has been united in marriage to M Salomons, a
Danish composer.
Mr. Sims Reeves, the popular singer, has receiv-
ed an excellent engagement to sing portion of
the season at the lta,ian Opera, Paris.
two act comic drama, by Mr. Charles Selby,
called :" The Husband OF my Heart" has been
produced al the Haymarket, and a new farce, en-
titled My Friend in the Straps" will be brought
before the public.
farce. by Mr.. Mark Lemen, has been read
and is in rehearsal at the Adelphi.
new play, in five acts, called " The Templar,"
written by Mr. Selous, has been accepted by the
management of the Princess's, and will be one of
the first novelties al this house.
"Julius Cesar" with Mr.. Cfeswick, as Brutus,
has bee produced at the Surrey.
Mr.. Augustus Braham has, il appears, resigned
his commission in the army, to embrace the pro-
fession of his venerable father. he is now singing
in Scotlasd. The Gidsgoto Examiner thus speak
of the qusty of his organ:-' His voice is an ad
mrate tenor, of great compass, sweetness, and
power, well adapted to express all the variety of
feeling requisite give effect to any repertory of
song; without effort, every note was thoroughly
heard in the large hall "
The widow of the late Lieutenant Gale,
the i'll fated eronsut is about TO resume her pro-
hav hseu enua rcd at he
Standard theatre, Shoreditch Mrs. Gale was
favorably known, some years since, as melo-
dramatic actress at the Coburg and Strand thea
tres, wher under the management of Mr.. CLOSEUP
A party of Chippeway Indians, brought by Mr.
Gale from America, were at the time performing
in spectacle al the these theatres. The perilous
feat of holding an apple, which the chief OF the
tribe hat with ball from his rife, was performed
by Mr.. Gale at the Coburg, and by Mrs. Gale at
the other theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald King, the celebrated Eng.
fish vocalists, have been performing in operate
pieces with great success in Worcester.
Miss Fanny kembe has been giving her readings
Of Shakespeare at Birmingham, with great success.
Her purpose is to visit the various provincial towns
when given at the st. James's Theatre during the
latter part of he past season, earned for her the
full appreciation of the aristocracy.
The death of Mr.. John Ryan, lessee Of the
Richmond Theatre, took place on "Wednesday
morning, the 10th inst He had been long suffer-
ing from an asthmatc affection, but the imm date
cause of his death was dropsy. Mr.. Ryan was
born in Galway, in 1877. From an early age he
has been devoted to theatrical pursuits, and has
occasionally contributed to the metropolitan jour-
mails. Amongst the profession. few men were more
generally known, or more universally liked, than
Mr.. Ryan.
Windsor theatricals will take place next month
Shakespeare" Henry the Fourth will be the play
Mr.. Charles kean will sustain the character of
Hotspur; Mr.. Barley, Sir John Falstati; Kelley
and Harley will personate the Carriers; Meadows,
Francis; and Addison, Bardolph.
Mrs. Nisbet, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lacy,
are engaged by Anderson for Drury Lane.
The Hsymarket Theatre has been re-opened.
Mr.. Hudson has been very successful in the
"Serious Family, in the role of James Wallack.
Mr. and Mrs. kean have been very successful at
the Prncess's, since they opened that establish
ment
Mr. Charles Mathews has opened the Lyceum,
with new play, from the French, &c Serve Him
Right" "My Hearts IDOL" by blanche, has
also been produced.
The Olympic has brought out "My Wife's
Daughter" from the French IL was successful.