The New York herald., 1850-06-06
The Italian Opera Company.

have had a remarkable influence upon the public
nnd-the gifted Bolipi presented last nie ht at
| the Astor Place Opera House. Norma" is highly
characteristic in the style OF its nusic Of the druidical
sgc Of Great Britsin and 1t has deep and abiding
interest in the human heart. Plays founded upon
superstition usually pussioss and cold, likc
the Ion CT Talfourd, many others that might bo
named, but Norma is founded upon the universal
passion-love and the superstition which marks it's
is only like the summer lightning that arrests,
but does not paralyse, the heart. beautifully
the opera presented last night stefanoni whose first
triumph before New Ysrk audience was In the char
aeter Of Norma, acquitted herself last night with
fnish force, and elegance surpassed by any of
her Efforts Tke whole range Of her vocaiizstion
most admirably sustained and the frequent plaudits
which she received well merited. The silver
voiced Lorini quite equal to any of his former dis
plays Of power and Marini displayed the unsurpassed
qualities Of his voice and style oroveso, In tho
mort artistical manner. The interesting aud modest
sgnorina Costini received applause her very
fuccessful Efforts and the brilliant audience de-
lighted with the whole performance.
We may be proud that the metro polls has become
alive to the great merit Of this company The thronscd
auditory testih,d to the public interest In the per-
formsnos last night, and We believe that II will
be impos.bls to secure seat in the estsbhmsnt for
vast sssemtisge present last evening rhs .e.s psr
fern.nee ~nf present sombination OF the very
strongest talent and great enthusiasm may expected
TO prevail In fashionable circles.
Interesting from the South Pacific.
Our advicos from Valparaiso, by th. way Of Panama
and Cha gres per Cherokee the 29th Of April
elusive.
The Valparaiso Reporter, os that date, says
1he greatest and most prominent feature in our
port for this month. Is the sudden and unexpected
resignation Of our ministers, Tocornal, Reyes and
Perez We have briefly slludcd to this eyesi In
paper OF the 13h inst under sPrrehensons that the
President would encounter difficulties In the organra
tion Of cabinet.
ST. 1ocornai and Reyes, the two younger ministers.
have been tn. head Of the government since June
ls4e and though being the the conservative
party too liberal for the constituents they repre-
fentcd. This together with the sppssticu they en-
eountered IRON sr. Perez, the co.acting minister,
placed barrier TO their actions Finding themselves
thus filtered whilst the eyes of people directed
10 th, M and the republic expecting many reformsun-
der their sdministraton they resigned 10 make
for stronger faction Of their own party
Since then sr. Naras veteran statesman of decided
Character and great influence. and sr. Urnepeta Q
young man Of talents educated in the United States
have 6ed their place and the press ~ both parties
who have been much alarmed account Of this rss,-
Dstsn. shortly before the preside ntal election be-
sin TO speak again in more pacific tone.
The ku,rs GTsnals brings no Of any moment
nom the Coast. The expected outbreak In Bolivia bad
mo- taken place. President BslIu has Withdrawn some
Of his unr,publican measures, particularly against
freisusIs in consequence Of which more quictncss
Rumors existed Of an outbreak in the province OF
Tsrjs, headed by Colonel Jcfre old partiEan of
General Beluxs however true THE may be- there but
little 20 fear from its eject owing the annie able feel
Ing existing between the Peruvian and Bolivian Csbi
nets
Vessels arriving in port from Rio de Janero or
other ports OF brazil placed under quarantine in
confcqu, of fever no~ prevailing Ia that country.
Vessels ere to perform quarantine 81 Vuintsro Ray
We undsrttebd that Nsssrs srrCr 4 Co Of Santiago,
irteud 60 close their tsnsi-r tusiu.fs.
The United States corvet hlnceunes Comd Hudson.
sailed on the 1lst inst. for Calso.
Anived the 2sth inst, the s " Company's
steamer NueVs Granada Capt Pearson nine days from
Csnao aud intermediate porte. she brings eighty
three pnssergcrs. and S.T2.t5 In gold aud silve.
Arrived the 2Qth inst, N. u. VI ctrvet Amph-
tfite. twenty-five guns Com. q. Walker, nfty days
fIom Msszaniila. she has 81 10000 board for
Europe.
Our government has granted 10 Mr Thos Sander
laBd the sole privilege Of manufacturing in this coun-
try, figured and plain cotton goods. for period of
eirbt ytsxs With that Ir SUNDERLAND has to
prC suce goods within two years and a half aud HE
privilege commences eighteen months after this date
Arri -
The EerOrisr Of the 13th of April says:-
The FTitith steamer Peru. Captain Hind. arrived
here On the 9Th instant. days from CaliaO. she
trngs b5 pssscngers and ps T2fC0 In silver and gold
The steamer Teru brings dates from Peru up 10 the
9th of March. frosn Bolivia 20 the Goth. aud from
Corisro up tc the eth inst The Peruvian Congress
hsd closed its sessions, and General Castillo lad re-
signed
~ n Felipe perde. counsellor % state and former
minister for bile has departed fer Europe.
Irtm Bolivia We have no news of any imporianee.
The Chilian Consul, in san Fraucifco informs his
sovtrnmsnt. that order and safety had much ad-
Vsicsd at present. that danger exists fer Chi
lebOis in that country.