The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-12
Music, Art, ana the Drama Abroad

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the sheets read excite the eager curiosity for
| the remainder.
Music, Art, and the Drama Abroad.
Miss Catharne Hayes will visit the United States
| next autumn.
Miss Anne Romer will shortly make her debut
| at the HaymaI ket Theatre, in a new buresque
| written by the Brothers Brough.
Mr. William Sudlow IS delivering, at Liverpool,
the last OF his series of lectures on the "Muscal
Services of the Church of England"
tune OF nearly E20 900, besides ORDERS % diamond
rings, "a gold snuti-boxes, and III magnificent
watches
The monument TO the memory of Sir r. Peel, at
Leeds, will be erected al Park row, the Court
House. Ii is TO be a bronze statue, mounted on
granite pedestal Mr. Behnes has been engaged
10 execute the work, at a cost Of 500 guineas.
Handlers chef d'0uvre of $" Israel in Egypt" is
to be the opening oratoro at the Christmas Festival
OF the Colleague Institution, Liverpool. II has
been repeatedly given, both this season and the
last. at Exeter Hall, London, by the Sacred Har-
monte Society.
Mon Julien, the most attractive and knowing
OF caterers for the amusement of the public, will
give three concerts al the Philharmonic Hall,
Liverpool, at the end Of the present month, which
promises TO astonish the provincisls considerably,
as the Yankees say for, in addition 10 his increased
and talented band. he will be accompanied by
Mile Jetty de Trefz, M. Vivier, and corps Of
French drummers, who have created perfect
ft1ore at Drury Lane during the present aulumnal
musical season. On the 7th of January, the ladies
were TO have the pleasure Of dancing to the most
popular music Of the day, played in a style of
pquant excellence, which no one but Julien and
his famous artists can possibly attain.
Mr.. Lumley Is augmenting his powerful company
at the Italian Opera, Paris, with new recruits.
Ivanoff, the well known tenor, although not new
to these boards, is announced as being engaged,
and will shortly make his appearance In LucreZa
Borgia" The French singer Duprez and his daugh-
ier are also engaged, and will appear In the month
Of January. The celebrated caatatrice, Madame
Barber Mini, is likewise engaged, but only for the
ensuing season.
Madame Stoltz has arrived at Lisbon from Gle.
noa, in the man-of. war steamer the Don Louis, in
company with several dyttstes, vocaists, and
dancers, who are engaged at the Italian Opera.
Amongst the number the English vocalist, still
called Mile Clara Novello, although il is known
she is married TO an Italian couRt; the tenor, Mu-
sick, and the two basses, Coinage and Rocco.
Private letters say that the French cdntatrice re-
ceived most splendid reception, and that the most
exalted personages in Lisbon proceeded to the place
Of Decentralization TO welcome her.
Mr.. Macready will commence his final perform.
ances on the 9th OF January, with civilian Tell"
lie will perform each character but on0e, and the
3d Of February will be his last appearance at the
Haymarket Theatre, on which occasion Ne will
sustain the character of 'kng Lear for the last
time. On dt-that he will take farewell benefit
at either Drury Lane or Her Majesty's Theatre.
"Macbefb, y and leave the stage for ever. ~''V'
Mr.. Nandenhoh has been reading " julius
Cesar at the Marylebone Literary and Scientific
Institution, Edward st., Portman-square, London.
Mr.. Albert Smith'enew burlesque, in preparation
at the Adelphi, is founded on ''La Tarentella." !"
Madame Celeste will sustain the principal cha.
racter.
G. v. Brooke and Miss II. Faucit have had
splendid success at the Olympic Theatre, London.
Mr.. Rsdwell is getting up the pantonimes for
Astley's and the Maylebone theatres. The celc-
brated Tom Matthews will be the clown at the
latter.
Mr.. Anderson is preparing his pantom,me for
Drury Lane. II Is his own invention.
Mr.. Hackett, the American comedian, has ap-
peared tt the .Amphitheatre, Liverpool, as " Sir
Mr.. Copeland, the lessee of the Theatre ROYAL
Liverpool, has taken the Strand Theatre, and will
open at Christmss with an efficient company.
Miss Laura Addison has been very successful in
Glasgow. She was re. engaged for six nights, and
attracted excellent audiences.
I he Brothers Breush are writing burlesrues for
the Hay market.
Mr.. Albert Smith has been giving his entertain.
ments at Brighton, and Mr.. Bum has been doing
the like at Cambridge.
"Robert le Diabe" IS performing At Constanti-
nople with immense success Up 10 the present
time, the receipts at the doors have been greater
than were ever known. The resurrection scene
appears 10 ''raise" the Musselman's ideas of ap-
preaching Paradise.
The new opera of the "Grand Duchess, /" at Ber-
lin, has decidedly obtained success de Uogus in
hve nearly consecutive performances. On the lst
December this pleasing piece was performed twice
In one day; at noon for the distressed families af-
iected by the Landwehrs being called out under
arms, and in the evening the doors were crowded
two hours before the commencement OF the per-
formances. Madame CASTELAR, continues the course
OF her brilliant performances
The last concert OF M. Emily Forquce. at Ma
drid, attracted the dfe OF society. lie was com
manded by their Maesties the Queen Isabella and
Mana CbrstIna, A. perform before Them and the
royal family, some ut his fantasas on the "Queen
OF Cyprus" and "ChaflesNI - afterwards he played
the . kamillete para la Reyna'' (the Queens
Bouquet) After several encores he received en-
audience, IN which the most lively satisfaction was
evnced by the royal personsQes, an the Queen
Isabella expressed hope that she should hear him
again before he left the Spanish capital
ia Fiplia del Regime ITO, ,"Don Pasquale" and
ola Fayoriia," have been played during the pre-
cent month at the Lyceo Theatre, Barcelona.
Mad'lle de Rossy, and the tenor, Beaucarde, have
sung in the principle parts of the first Of these
works with much taste and talent Rovere, the
excellent comic bssse, filled the part of Scrjesnt
Sulpzio. in superior style, and subsequently played
that ~ Don Pasquale with equal success. The roks
81 of"Norina" was sustained by Medame Giul, an
experienced singer and talented actress. Beau
csrde was successful IN the part Of EFnesto. The
barytone Gassier, who possesses sweet and sono-
tous voice, made his debut IN the part OF the Doc
tor Mslatesta, and fully succeeded
Musical INTERNATIONAL CoPykreur.-M. Ba-
cher, Of Vienna, has arrived in Paris to conclude
his great project Cf an intern aioEal treaty for the
mutual protection of artstica and literary property
between France and Austria.
rBEArRcALs AT WINDSOR CASTLE.
The Queen gave. on the evening OF Dec 10Th, the
second ot series Of dramatic repre aone in the
castle, the performance taking place in a tempo
rsry theatre erected in the Rubens room. At
eight o'clock her Majesty and Prince Albert, their
Royal Highnesses the Prince OF Wales. Prince
Alfred, the Princess Royal, the Princess Alice,
and the Princess Helena, were conducted by the
ladies and gentlemen of their suite IN waiting 10
the theatre Her Majesty and bis Royal Higncss
were accompanied by the Duchess OF Kent, and
distinguished circle. select party were alsc hon.
ored with invitations to witness the dramatic en-
tertainment. Her Majesy's servants performed
Thy command) dramatic piece, by the Right
Honorable Richard Brinsley Sheridan, entitled
The Critic; or, Tragedy Rehearsed;' the
characters being represented by Messrs. +. Vnng,
Vile, G. Horn, Homer, CRANKY, Wynn, Clark,
Harley, +. Mathews, Simmonds. f. Cooke, Har-
court, Burt, and Mrs. + Mathews, Mrs Macna-
mara. Mrs NJ. Keeley, and Mise Robertson. After