The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-13
Emigration to Texas.

military men, their destination being Milan coun-
y, Texas, the present. property OF the Universal
Emigration and COLONIZATION Company. On arriv
ing at Galveston, the poit OF deharkaton, the emf
grants are met by of the directors OF the COM
pany and the superintendent, ard meansof convey
ance and comfort are f"u ID for them. One of the
features attaching Ia the plan is, that the emigrdnt
need not cripple his Resources by immediate pur-
chsrc of land but by saying five per cent per annum
on the amount of purchase money, he may retain
the freehold right and tles tor himself and family
and when his means admit of il take the land OH
the hands Of the company The land is PRAIRIE
lion OF choosing his land on arrival out. A ship
will be laid soou from London. The passage
money is very low The ships gone from Liver
pool are the John Garrow, 800 tons, and the City
OF Lincoln, ECO tons
Pans BounsE, October IS --latest priees-Fivs per
Cents OF zoe Three pr Giants 67f. loc
Thcatricais An Europe.
Mile. Parod, scye u .tgnanss Messenger Of the
18th llt., has acceped very lucrative engage
ment with M MsreIzek, the director of the Italian
Opera al New York. Philadelphia, &c., aud sailed
in the last Liverpool steamer for the United States
Nile Parodi vii, return n three months to JOIN
splendid success at Hei Mtjesty's Theatre closed
the season so brilliantly, Is also engaged, and VIII
apear the week after mex The celebrated Colini,
one of the greatest arttstss 10 italy, is also, we
understand, among Mr Lumiey's new engage.
ments The promise 81 The season is most auspi-
cious, but We regre, Ia ar, Notwithstanding Inc
apparent tranquility at Paris, teat something very
like civil war exists among the beau monde for
the possession of tn pf .nc'pt ioges The Sosnan-
bslo, with Nine. ooo'as ms been mentioned as
the opening opera, hui Is not. we believe. deter
Nine Viardot will shorty make her rentree at
the Grand Opera, III Les H@gaenots
= Some OF our play-ioving readers must nave beeh
surprised at the annonnge of the death of Al
eide Tousez, who hut i'I'ie while ago was wont
to set theatres IN roar, whose eafTce was always
the signal for burst q uncomfortable msrrlnent
Alcide TouseZ If those talents the most
difficult replace; hi clowns (and here his forte
lay)were not merely be'te BUTT was stupidity car
1ied into the sublime Lake Dogberry, his device
was, ''Write me down ass" and indeed II was
hard TO associate hun, esen IN idea, from the so,
lidity he assumed welt; and yet we have heard
that in private life Nj rou.ez WAS a man OF wit,
and a gentleman. P-,c- 10 mis- nance!
The Philharmonic Soci-ty, undsr the direction
of N. Berlioz. have ,GIncd their monthly series
of performances for In- winter. An Introductory
concert inaugurated the this week, at which
the great vocal attrecuoa was Mmf. frezzoiai.
Her voice, we were suTrS To hear, appeared worn;
let us hope it was only tro the fatigue OF travel
We must render juslcr u her exquisite meIhod,
and to the express she threw into her execution
of the beautiful air - Beatrice di Tenda," "Qui
logiruana," and of Schsoert's charming romanzi,
i" La Scrcnade, - in BON OF winch she warmly
appaaded. The other voc Al performers were Mile.
Lefebvie and M. Bsrrolhet, VINO acquitted them
selves with Distinction. especially the latter In a
new composition OF VI. B-rlloz IL 5 MAJ. A bal
lad sung by chorusses 'Ssrah la BAigoeuse," was
also heard for the hrs time; the words were nj.
Victor Hugo's, and n more nonsenscal production
we have seldom b,sto. This concert was an
nounced only Introductory 10 the series, ana
though several ulOrceaur. particularly beethoven
symphony IN minor, we're well executed by the
orchestra, il must be regarded more as rehearsal
than as a regular performance
Nine. I,uigia Bocca14ddti, the once-ceiebrateo
sopreuo. died al Turia ~ TIA l2th OF thus month
Lefe ~ from Tu-s,e give gsewing account OF
fbe success of IS Luisa Miller" Verdrs last pro
ducton, nj the TesiIo Gr.nde Ia this opera, says
the CORE spondent Of he Pvata, Verdi gives proc
OF what can no longer ne denied TO bim-original
ity. The pastoral mD sic IA the hrst act, ana the
QuarteliO which foo~s, especially deserve nouce
The chorusses throughout are remarkable tor tht y
beauty: but the third nct H. from beginning TO end
do-d'GurTe, the beauty Ot the music and inc
interest of the drama al cou ng TO render II per-
feet II were impossible 20 hnA u better interpret
ed than by Nine G4ALto,ga, Fraschin, and to
lin; IL is impossible To- dercribe the enthusiasm ex
cited By the last duo. - Sacra la Scelta, th'
Gem az The opera, between Nms. Gazzaniga an'
Colini. in which both performers are above every
cDcomiun. Fraschl :, Hso most highly spokei
of; il is wonderful 10 mud much power aud sweet
ness OF tone so intimately blended together as u
Nine Tsccani, whose return to the stage w
mentioned some time siDce, - about to appear a
Berlin ia " La SoDnaInbula
The winter season mas commenced al the "a
Carlo, Naples, with "CorridD 81 Aitamura, whic
was cordially sent To Had-s. Nine. Evers, VIII
made her debut on thai occasion, Is possessed, ac
corcing to the local press, oi hne figure, but he
voice Is irregular, and sn- hiss no execution bal
DANA, the tenor, is q, scrbsd ~ grstesque IN hi
appearance To the highest degree; and when h
would imagine that two lefsons are singing. ID
Bsssini was as usual, great arftae, hut has n
room for the display Of bis talents The rehesi
sails Of Mercadante's new orera, LA Schaya n
Iiceng," are progressing Mime. Tadolini, ID
Bassini, and Cuzzan 10 fill the principal parts
Al Bologns, Verd, has been iesPing nsw lauTels
by the production of :" LUIS. Miller;" Nine Bar
BIER, FEM, and Mslvrzzi, we're the principal PEI
formers, and the Maestro himself conducted III
Orchestra.
Ii is announced that Maestro Capecelatro, N,
M. Guidi, distinguished hbreuist, are engaged .
write an opera for Milan.
Messrs Miraelia, varesi, Scalise, and Mime
Arrigoiu, are engaged Tor the season AT the Argen
lima Theatre at Rome.
Paris and London Fashions for November
PRoMKNADK 1uME.
Robes Of striped Elk, the ground a richly shade
brown, and the stripes Ot the same color, but q
darker hue The skirt Of the dress j. quite ri ain
the corssae high, and the sleeves not very Wild
mt The euds, showing white und~r sleeves Of YER
moderate size. Mantle Of DARK green satin. Tn
urrer par, or body, is shaded like pardessus
with small basque at the back. Attached TO thi
body IL double skin, both inr upper and lowe
parts OF which are set on in sight fsllness, an'
nearly meeting in front. The body Of The mantle
as well rs the two skirts, edged with quillinl
of satin ribbon, az the color ~ fhc cloak Loos
Chin,tr sleeves, edged with the same trimming
Dawn bonnet Of brown velvet, the rannings .
wide apart that three TIL up the space from th'
crown ard the front, and between each Of thes
Iunnings there is row OF black blonde. The cur
tain at the back Of the bonnet u edged With YER
narrow row Of the SAM. Under thinning smAl
red fowers Strings OF brosE cherry velvet rbbon
Dress Of claret-colored breche SILK; the paiier
sstge St1atohed sprigs. Cloak OF nch black satin
The uprer part is deep CAPE cut so as 10 M close
70 the bgnre, and pointed at the back. by beinl
fastened down IT each side of the arms, this cap
presents The effects OF sleeves. Round the back
and on that part which falls over the arms, tn
cape Is edged with very broad and rich fringe
compostd OF twisted elk chenille, and headed bl
passemenierie. The skirt Of the cloak is cut bia
way, and nearly circular, so that Il hangs roun,
the figure in easy fulness. The fronts are trim
med with ornaments OF passenienterie, In the form
of large flowers. The bonnet IL of green their
velvet, trimmed with black lace, two rows q
which are laid across the front Under trimm n
of pale pick roses .