The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-08
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h,I e.tb rat'd part Of 5u,snnsh in Nozart's Nossc
a. Figaro" with such east Tor completeness this
opera hns boat,d Of ter It include Plroi and
| Catherine Hayes Goe,t CasAeri. Beiletti. sud La
for this opera hy its Immortal composer waa danced
it, appropriate place (ihe wedding scene by carlotta
GIhi Marie 1agoni ,the ruling fayoriiel Anslia
f.rrsris. in meda,sy after cancrd and thsa
followed the rrard ,ceno u lucia BY SLAMS Reeves
TO add to ihs magnificent bill of fare the Ice
Ballet" in which CHota Gr@i danced two ~ her lost
celeb at'd pas and Marie Taglioni the new Segudet
la,' ~nh its enchanting MoreSlue atsitndcs ndsio,
| aud GO. tunes. The whole concluded with that
! popular seems and dance the Pas des Patineurs"
| Don Giovanni" was performed ut the London Royal
italian Opera The 18th ut there very full at
| tendance o. d-'h11n VINO were ANXIOUS 20 see horr
| Formrf ~ Lepor'ho Unfortunately, however. ths
great q, rman bas-o proven by iiness from
pear,rg and biz part taken by Ssnrr PeoniDi the
only her alteration Ia the cast Of last the
subs utiop of 81 Adame Cssallan for Madame Persian
Zerlna; of Madlie. Vera for Ssdlle Corbsri
Elvira. MADAME Ca>rlsn sung the III usic Of Zsrlinl
| chan mirxyy and acted with much spirit aud Nailla
vera ali hough not EQUAL 20 Ccfbari very good n
| Elyira OF the Donna Of Madame irisi the Don
| Of Tumhurii and tn. Ottavio Mario il Is sufficient
10 that they sustained their respective p,rls The
great triumph :" the evening the IL M tesoron
of Mario. who in excellent voice and sung better
| IL possible than lat var.
George Sand is about to bring out play at the
| VarietS.
Our townsman. Mr. J. l.. Hattou. the eminent com.
poser and pianist arrived here Tuesday last in the
l Niagara from Americs.
The performances OF The 'Nuguenots" at the Italisu
| c.ssfu events that has taken place for time At
it's last alton Madame Gris recalled be-
fore the curtain and presented in tha name Ut the
public with disdem Of the value Of 10 900 roubles
The Emperor. who present at this event sent
nfcent presents 10 all the artists who took part the
performance. Mario, "a Haoui produced great ef-
| feet
Miss Helen Fauoit commenced an engsgeme Mt the
Theatre Royal Dublin, on Eastor-Mon in the cha
ractcr Of Juliet: Mr. Conway, from the Princesss The
| tire making his appearance a. Romeo
Rachel will appear at the 81 James Tn atre in uly
previous TO her American tour.
! We undorstand says London paper. that new gil
ganic moving painting passed her Majesly's Customs
| ihs seek FROM Washington City the capital Of the
Uni. "a states The panorama purports 10 be Colonel
freIouts overland route TO Oregon, Texas Cali
ornia across the Rocky Mountains. made by the Uni
ted States government. The subject Is one highly in
| terestng at the present time.
MAIDEN iselle Marx the present prima donna OF the
op,ra II Berlin whilst attending rehearsal IT the part
of Gurare. in the fce Roses" took 1t into her
head whilst reclining her box during interval ia
her part to initiate tue prompters whistle and this
she accomplished adroity rs TO cause change Of
scenery whore it was not required some days after
wards The German journals Inform that Madue.
Marx condemned IN hne Of 200 francs for acsnpe-
rance towards "a. the Inteniant of the Theatre
Royal.
"A letter from Barcelona states:' At the Theatre Of
the iycso of city they have in rehearsal sacred
dana for the miss scene Of which extraordinary
preparations are being made Ii Is endei rhe Pas
tion Jesus Christi In which there eighteeo cho-
which to be executed by 800 singers of tn
sexes with The Accompaniment of orchestra of 800
musicians. The scenery and declarations are Of the
greatest magni6eence they will represent varioas
places in The holy Land ard have been executed by
artists Who have visited the spots. Amongst other
usual things there will be Displayed the stage 100
natural palm trees which have just been brought from
the northern coast 81 Africa Co barcelona by the Cid
steam vessel The frat performance or this curious
piece which recalls to mind the ancient mysteri"s was
10 have taken place about fort Night ago II was as
serted that many Of the clergy INTENDED 10 be present
at its rcpreseptatiopn
Mendelssohps Elijah has been produced at Exeter
Hall Mis- Catherine Have, and herr Fo-u,es kur
he .,rgt he pcpul on in
torio
| Theatrical. In the Highand-The taste for thea.
irica an usement seems e. be spreading Tar aud wide
ard parry Of srorS players have Frustrated a. far
as The hyperboran region Of Jeanto~n The good
felix's Ct Locb-carror after their days labor may
repair to nicely fticd-up theatFe IN the tnn and
witness the plays shak-p carc performed with cons
disable sSill aud Glle Callum and other native
dancts done to peril elton by Nj hennsy ono OF the
| party I,oness Coaiiv.
The triumphs which Gris and Mario achieved at
St Petersburg were nsrkcd ny the most costly pre-
! nonials from the ~en nom tue emperor
ofvas' value. Among these wreath for her .
in snemai on gold With the berries composed Of bril-
ants and opals Of which the centre stone is valued
Mt sum excesdigg f2oo: schumacher OF briliiants
tubss and oth.r stones of large value and various
bracelets. brooches and rings.
Ladies and Gcntlemcn-four silence appears to
indicate an expectation hat I should address you
! would not willingly be- thought wanting in any
80 ss'.r.Iy from indispostion. that have not the
| power to comissnd ny thoughts TO the proper dis
| 81 tutb Let therefore. Ike IN
leave. assuring you that although others may have
| held, aud may hereafter hold FAR higher place in
your eiinstion aud IN your isyor could be-
snrnsstiy DESTROYS than myself to establish title
your roca opinion by applying 10 the prsctceof my art
only principles ofthc sevrest taste and by
| al but III. artists legitimate means 10 oonoi.iste
| your appreciation. (Applsu.s) would h0pa not TO
be ccn,d,r.d intrusive Ia noticing thus publicly the
order and gulary with which your theatre IL con.
ducteo rejecting I; does the ghesi credit on its
excellent manager. (App'auso) And now with the
oher q my nost grateful acknowledgements. to those
hp lsfk ,l~trx
| stumlts by the standard 81 the poets text, have
| honor'd me- with their approval aud support biz.
IN my professional copscity, most respectfully last
adicu" OR Macrcsiy retired amias, loud and pro-
| lonssd spplsuse)
Mr. Macreadys last series OF dramatic performanccs
previous TO his final retirement from the stage to
commence On Monday. the Ed April, nj the Hay.
market
Mr. Aidridss the African Roscu, has been stsrrins
at ieeds- shskspesr.s tragedy Of Titus Anirouca'
which has lain neglected for nearly years
has been altered aud revived by Mr. Aliridge. who
plays the Moor I'm H.
MIR. and Mira charlcs Kesn have terminated their
sngas msnt at the iaymarkei Theatre and have gone
TO Edinburgh. whore they are about CONNIE ncng =
kean has become the i-ssee Of tho Prnecs's Theatre
bv an arrangement With Mr. MADDOX, vho holds a
leasc for pired years the landlord
the autumn.
Mr.. John Parry stn announces HE popular enter.
tainmcnte.
At Drury Lane. The Pss-ns Cioud., a domestic
drama. BY Mr. BsyIe Bernard. has been produced
Though only In two scs. IL Is nearly equal Ina length
60 hs.rct play; sDc Il L. In o:he. respects 9 re-
msrksile production. Much of the dialoeue sounded
as " written in classical hessmeters OF isnabcs or
mixture Of both-ths cacsucs 81 which wa decide ily
Dot uppleasinr to the ear. But the drama must re-
ccive clofer perusal decide the specific
naturt and accuracy Of The verse. SO far wers
able 10 Judge of the ,Spsri mint IL sgccessfuhc
audience not generally cbl~ctng 70 the inupvs,icn,
and ono elsborHtsly yersin-d pssssge commanding
several rounds of applause The effect which this
produced was onsaui'ccaly due to it, peculiar lieton
and measure.
Mr. Webster aud the Measrs Brough at che Hay
market ray be congratulated on the deserved
81 their bastsr piece. II IL burle-qun Of superior
ordr. replete With Wit and point aud sboundins In
dramatic situation Sir Walter seotts 81
"Tvsnhoe" has been laid under contribution for l-
theme; aud the scenes sud incidents have been trans
lated into modern manners. Isssc q York repre-
septed by MI Kelley. 10 slop-sler whose slumbere
arr haunted BY the ghosts Of starving needle women
and cheated custou.rs and fvsnhoe the palmer In
the hands q nrr heslsy - Of his victims % the
latter cass shoss ehsp rails him In IN. con.
lat Mls Mcfton. e. Eehecc.. make rnrgenu. Maid