The New York herald., 1850-01-28

written. sad the verse, we'll construetsd. The com
poser, NJ Dslillemont, has svncsd In several
originality and skin aud promises we'll for the future
Mrs. Glover, who had been announced in the Ii.
OF the company ~ Drury Lane Theatre, Will not "
understand appear there, as she has rsoined Mr Far
rens little dramatic corps at the Strand Theatre.
Mr. Willy gives his third classical concert at st
Martins Hail. Long Acre, ON which occasion we per
ceive that be will have the assistance OF the
Sterndae Bennett, Hill, Zerbini and Reed also appear
amongst those of the instrumental performers and
those Of Mr. Land, Mr. Bodds and Miss Gotham in the
Robert Fitzgerald, well known throughout the pro-
vinces rs highly talented delineator Of character
after the Of the late Charles Mathews 10 giving
his entertail ment to excellent houses in Sussex.
Sims Reeves and Miss Lucombe have appeared in
performed in the presence Of four thousand per-
sons. Their provincial engagements conclude at the
end Of February; they will however make their ap.
pearance at Exeter Hall on Wednesday next, having
received congo for that evening.
MIR. Lumley's visit to Paris Is, we understand, for
the purpose Of negotiating for the Italian Opera House
in that city should he be successfu it win be Of
great advantage to him. as he will be enabled to offer
astes an engagement for the whole year at the Lon
The following is the two weeks chit chat Of Paris
The principal musical novelty Of the last few days in
rops,s, Of AdOpSe Adams new piece, in two acts S
entitled LIE Fsnal the Beacon, or Lghthouse), the
breto Of which is by that prolific writer NJ De Saint
Georges. has been received with only moderate
cess without possessing any impressive feature the
music contains here and there pleasing compost
the heroine and looked pretty in her cos
tune of Brittany, but the singing spporoned to her
was common. place. This opsrrstta will not, it is
thought, have . long run. On the same night Fanny
Cerrito and Saint Leon made their Temperance In
" LIE violon du Diable,n and were received with
yered with bouquets Of iowers from all parts Of
the house. The zee given on Tuesday last at the
works OF art which had gained medals, passed off With
sreat eeict There is rumor Of some differences hav.
ing arisen between .Ronconi and the committee Of
shareholders Of Italian theatre about the allotment
OF box free Of charge, to Mr Lumley the present d.
rectors opponent but the reports contradictory
thsr lotCDs them On Sunday week thsy s
the Tooth performance Of the popular opera Of Le
Val dADderre;" the same piece is very successful a
has returned from successful tour In the southern
provinces II appears certain that Bouffe (who may
Dc ies%td .fs L.on o. the stage " about to
ton Of Matde di Sabran u continues to draw crowd
ed and fashionable houses. Madame Persiani has
covered for this opera the original frateeT OF her
Voice which is stin marvellous, and directed with her
accustomed taste The new tenor, Lucchesi nightly
snbouresd to you the revival Of Ros.nis MstGs d
Sibrsp," at the Royal Italian Opera, for the debut
Of the new Tenor, Luccbesi. Both have proved
successful to deserve short notice. 1t has been
remarked observes . talented musical writer) that
when . man Of genius arrives at certain height Of
classes the elder and the youngerthe fret
ofseleet chefs douvres, bearing with them high
pute fame, and gory the other compositions are less
assuming less fecitous, and only illuminated by
reflection. Hence 1t was with Shskspeare, Corneie,
and voItairs; as 1t also was with Psesello Cimarosa
and Rossini The two distinct branches perfectly
Ierceptible in the vast collection of their works AS
regards Rosini, the eldest branch commences with
Tancredi' and continues with I" LIE Bsrbiere,, the
"Gazza Ladra ~ "Otellon - "CenerentolAn sMose - "La
Donna del Logo" 'Semirsmide,n and "Gillsume Tell
Amongst the younger branch, in which there
"Torvsido e Dorlitks," the "Adsiade di Borgogns,"
g Riccisrdo Zoeaide," the "Edosrdo Christina"
the "Bsnco Faliere,' and other ilustrious strsn-
gers Of which the list would be tedious "Matilde al
Ssbrann belongs to this latter branch, Of which 1t
Of the last produced Rossn wrote 1t for the Car
Of 1921 at me ought have play.
ed at the Theatre Apollo but the excess Of
IL defence and fatigue Of The composer that he
pleted his work at spals pace so that It only was
produced at the close OF the carnival and performed
two nights solely. remarkable c.rcumsaDce attend
ed this tardy production which that Pelsca the
usual leader Of the orchestra Was obliged to beat
treat before the extraordinary difficulties which this
partition presented to him. the veteran Of easy compo-
itions so Rossini solicited on the morning Of its
ductioD only the celebrated Paganni TO replace Pec
cia at the perilous post OF honor The bad bretto Of
this piece vretchedly constructed out Of the pleas
ing materials Of "Euphrosne ct Coradin,n could not
ins pre the composeris genius and "astde'' is the
most dull Of all his operas that he would wish to be
esIc. In Paris year. ngo, .oId n net succeed, In
having been hslved for the last fifteen sixteen years.
1t has been reproduced within the last few days strange
ssy with the utm ost and with all the frat
sheur OF new piece The new tenor, Lucchesi, chose
for his debut the part Of Cosdin Report asserted this
TO De only ono OF present ohy Nno
sing Rotsipis music his fame has not misled US
Luccbe,i is truly good singer, OF sehooi Of which
fully developed, 10 pleasing and full 1t makes up In
egile for any deficiency In brilliApcy. We may still
hear to greater advantage, for his journey, and
weeks ipcesssnt rehsarrs have undoubtedly impaired
IL somewb in its strength and sorority In lees than
eight days this piece has been rehearsed and fully put
on the stage Madame Psrsiani sang In superior style
the part Of Matilde and Mile Vera disclosed sbili
ties In the part Of the psge Edoardo The other parts
v.r. we'll sustained By Ronccni, Novslii, N.a.me
Gunisldi and Msjesh We spxiously await the return
Of LAblache.
MIR. Charles whitney, the lecturer on the popular
oratory Of the New World contin 10 draw crowded
houses in England. He was at Leeds ct the last &C
counts.