The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-21
Theatrlcals In Il urOpe.

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y. Winning, Mr. Emery, SO.
Mr.. Mseready has been playing hi, farewell perform
snees ct Chester On last Moudsy night he appeared
Catheart - Bsrsdas; Mr.. Hsrker as Joseph; MIR +.
X. vilisrs, Is the King; Mr. James Browne, a. De
Mn. w. Il. Copeland, As Julie de- Monssmsr On
Tuesday. his second aud last night, Mr.. Mserss
played Macbeth, and Mr. Csthcsrt Macduf; Mrs.
Wallis personsted Lady Macbeth The house WAS re-
mababy silent during the performance Of the tragedy
but the fall Of the curtain the enthusiasm OF .
numerous audience burst forth in three hearty Eng
fish cheers after which, In obedience to the public
call, he came forward to make his last bow 70 CeS
TRAN audience
A play in three acts called "rhs Loving Woman"
by Mr.. Mark Lemon, was produced at the Haymarket
theatre with complete which fully deserved
from the skill of les dramatic construction the strong
;ntersst Of the story and the great beauty the prin
-eipal character. The scene Is laid In Prague
Mr. Frank Matthews, although under an engagement
TO Mr.. Watts, Of the Olympic VIII continue with
Madame Vestris at the Lyceum.
Mr. Blackstone has q piece for the Hsymsr ct.
1t will be produced after Christmas. Mr.. and Ms.
2ean have parts in 1t.
Mr. Ranger has been performing at the Princsss's
1 W;s: Glasgow as ''"'"' in "rh' Artists
Miss Isabel Dickinson 81 engaged at the Lycsum.
Miss Roberts, although still suffering from the effects
of her late serious accident ID now, happy to
state, In . fair way OF recovery.
Mr. Copeland has becon the lessee Of the Theatre
Royal, Liverpool, as well rs the Amphthestre He
commences his at The former house at Christ
mas, with pantomime to be entitled Harlequin Cru
ssder."
Mr.. Sims Reeves has received the most tempting
OF from polcon. director of The Italian Opera,
"a Paris which for the present he has declined Mr.
Reeves Is playing in Dublin TO crowded houses,
and from the handsome terms which have been offered
him by the enterprisiDg director OF the Wednesday
Concerts, have little doubt the London publis will
soon have opportunity afforded them of again hear
Ing this justly popular vocalist
A tragedy by M Poussrd has been read and
eepted at the Theatre Frsncsi. The titleais Char:
lotte Corday, aud it IL thought Malle Rachel will
enact the part of the heroine
Mdlls jenny Lind has arrived at Paris.
Mr.. Lumley has arrived in Paris.
Mr.. Anderson, the lessee Of Drury Lane, has been
performing 1t Birminghau; he appeared as Shylock
the other evening character in which he has not yet
been seen by London audience; he will personate the
Miss Harriet Covepey will make her first appearance
ut the Adephi theatre, in MIR sroughs new sxtrAva-
MIR Mscrcaay will perform a. Bath and Bristol early
in January and will then proceed To Sheffield to play
schiers "RO6bers will he one of the earliest pro-
duotion at DIury Lane an of that play has
been licensed by the Lord Chamberlain.
MIR. Munyard will perform In the new burlesqus at
the HaymGrket in the character tost intended for
MIR. Kelley, who refused it.
Mr. John Reeve will appear at the Olympic in o new
farce that Ia. been written expressly for hin
Miss Helen Fauct refused an engagement that was
offered her ut Drury Lane account Of the owness OF
Madame sontag has gone to Aberdeen, aud other
cities and towns in the north.
Robert HoudR, so well known in Londo from his
interesting performances ut the st James, theatre
audiences We think 1t necessary to make this
nouncement. lest the public should be msled by tbs
Who has sppssrsd IN CS-ssrasa and other towns. Of
late 10 the renowned yrestgiaeur who had the honor
OF Reforming before her Msjesy While engaged with
Mr.. Mitchell; fuch announcement being unwarrAnta-
bly, made by him in his programmes enc Of which is
now before us.
Owing to the demise Of the Queen Do~ager the in
tended Windsor theatrcals are indefinitely postponed
Henry Phillips is engaged give the arst tns In
Liverpool bis new entertainment on the sonss OF Bar
~ Cornwall"
Letters from St. retersburgh announces that the deJu
Of Madame Grid and Signor Mario has bsen triumphant
Russia seems In no respect more conically "protsc-
tiven than In ts dealings with musicians fhoss who
are let In are rewarded With colonecrs
boxes orders so but Till the other day. not
that any embargo was laid on the entrance OF
travelling rirnion Yet, We read in the Gissne Ma
sieale thut certain vaorous eonrahs freely tn trans
late . favorite Italian epthet) Mdle. Ida Bertrand.
shaving not Obtained permission 10 snter the domains
of the Gear where none adsitt-d but artists al
ready engaged for the theatre has been compelled to
r~lipquish ell hope Of diamond regiments, street &C.
rrsnsess, and % berg dra.n home 70 her hotel by
inacourscy suppesing further thar the lady is no
prcpaeandist, aud that the usage - general wha.
country would be here for the Cowes TO b. boru in
The German papers announce that the celebrated
eaeso Stsudiyl who was so great fsvorte - vocal
list has finally retired from the stage aud hs has just
purchased in the euvrops OF Brunn Ia Moravia an
estate Of the value Of so 900 forms (Aboat Is 36o
Nessrs. Edouard Mon nsis. government oomm,ssary
TO the lyrical theatres and the cooservstoirs sifrsd
boureeoie Dramatic suthors have just been nominated
chevsers Of the Order National Of the LEGION Of Ho-
nor.
NJ de Kestner. manager Of the theatre royal at Der
lin IL at the present time Ia Paris lie has some
preeey to witness the performance OF the Prophete
previously to bringing Il In Prussia Mad Visrds
and Tichatchek engaged t. appear La this piece
NJ. Auber's new opera, "LEnfsnt Prologue" Is Ia
rehearsa ard exoites great Interest 10 the musical
circles Of Paris.
The nrst performances Of the sProphstsr la vispns.
10 announced for the 18th Il Jasuzry. Msd'ile La
grange 10 for the part Of Fdrs On the arst
day Of the came month there l. be produced Hasa
lingsr's Yolantha for this debut OF Mad lie Kroll-
The philharmonic concerts are 10 be revived this vim
ter the receipts Of these soes.. which are indebted
for their reputation to Nioolsi, are destined IS
% nsion fund for the members of tbs orchestra
The revival OF Cherubini's "psur Journses" has
been well received at Lspss sssonan's opera VI The
Diamond Cross" IL In rehesrfal
Msdlle Cruvslli has made her debut with the m st
brilliant la the part Of Norma At Dsrmstadt
Eusst Is engaged at the Theatre de la Scala Milan
this IL the second time he has been engaged 10 the
Lombardian capital
AT the Italian Opera Paris vas eproducsd Matilda
df shabrsp.- opera which ha, not been performed
for the last fifteen years The tenor singer Lucohss
made his debut In this piece.
Extract Of letter from VI Adrien de Ia Fags dated
Naples the I'D ult The rssiro Nuovo g. at the pre-
sent time the only prosperous dramatic
In Naples There has just MADE his debut there q
pretty little tenor Ginger aud cal him for he IL
only In his ed yesr, With agreeable ply ioguomy,
end with . voice which is not less ~, nam. Is
Aesandro Bettn and Il Is Necessary 20 confouni
him with anothertenor Of the same name. who came
from PArs, obtained engagement ~ the San Carl
where he failed. discharged and vent 10 New York
with the hope Of charming the ses world In default OF
doing 90 In the old. The Bsttui q whose debut AN
epeaking appeared Ia Mercadsnte's Leonora revived
for the occssion This In the composers latter
style. and IL written expressly for the resro Nuovo
twas well received but the fourth night appoint
ed for its the tue composer aud
audience we're placed In strange prediosm-nt The
crchesa a. composed for the ereater part ~ musicians
OF reGinent band an order TOY the depsrture OF tbs
corps very suddenly reoeived aud fe. hours be-
fore the usual time q opening the house they hsf all
left The manager was Obliged % hastily collect such
substitutes a. the city afforded for the most isdispen
sable parts the precriste selection vas not very for
tunate aud the usie throus bout the evening vent
Cos the Italians ssy) rso IL colo The most curious
mart Of the affair that Mercstsute Who assisted II
Inc previous aDd well ssished had
invited number of hts friends pnrpnsey Tor TINS even
ipe-Ilsa You TO Judge of his 6issppuintmept This
eircumstapcs vil, no doubt, dra~ the Managers At
tsntop TO the incsnvenence OF uuitng clv Win mill.
fary functions Speaking Of the reatro Noovo msy
h.ra IL IA h.