The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-14

ITALIAN OrrsA Housg--A very large, fashionable
and brilisnt audience assembled last night, to wit
the representation Of Norma, Psrodi personstpg
the arch drudess In which character she has no su-
psrior. There some mistake ON the part Of the
orchestra, while Signor Lorini undertaking the
first scens; but he was in admirable voice and per
ecty self possessed and all difficulties,
tanning his part the entire satisfaction Of the audi
The cayana OF Parodi suffered, also from some
mistakes and the vocalist expressed surprise at
the inadvertencies but this point being
has sufiienty been noticed by Pa-od herself in card
addressed to the public opera went delightfully."-.
The beet feeling prevailed, and We venture to say
that the Bellini music was effectively and
satisfactorily executed The wonderful personation Of
the pra donna electrified every present and gave
such measure OF satisfaction but the highest
talent and accomplishments could afford Parodi was
called out at the clese Of her osva and at the end
of every me- and the audience unable to
press fully their OF her extraordinary crit The
orchestra was admirably conducted by the gifted Ma
retzek, who seemed wholly unprepsred for the mis-
takes In the outset but which ,orgotten In
the enjoy ment in which every participated Sig.
norma Patti sang very forcibiy and confidently and
Novelh Infused new spirit into the character of
Oroveso.
THE GREAT MrHcAL FESTIVAL To.NicHr.-The enter
tainment announced for Saturday evening last, will
take place this evening, at Triper Hail. and doubt
not that every seat win be occupied The novelty OF
rsmde to be sung by Parodi, and the OF other
favorite vocasts will create great enthusiasm in Gil
musical cyces Tickets should be secured ut early
heur.
CoscERr FoR THE ITALIAN REruGEEs.-Ths noble
minded Parod has appointed Tuesday next, the 2lst
instant, tor concert at Triper Hail. in behalf Of the
political refugees from Italy. Max Maretsek has
readily granted his consent and services for the
sion, and the members Of the Italia Opera Company,
H. I.r
ia wen known that Parodi herself is no longer per.
Ditted to visit her native land In consequence Of the
aid given by her to the republican cause and the
nexed letter. in which she proers her services in be-
half Of her exiled countrymen Is so characteristic Of
the lady that we present copy of it, with transla
tion. tbs addressed to our own citizens -
Giunts quesa terra libera grsnde, 10 giojs che
destaya mel milo cuore In dovupque appar.nte olicia
d qussto popolo u beBtosto mntata In dolore Al no
sgusrdo Ell presento una quantita di miei sventurst
eoncitadini che dope aver onso tempo otsto contro
la furia de- tiranni tutto sacrhcato ALA della
Liberia frrcno oostretti nell linguistic roverco GER
un rifugio In que'te ranluile sponde dove frm
In quei principn, cho ga IA animAva ala revoiss,
mt liza spersnza oel svennre, yyone nes piv crudele
miseris do,er verro la ma saarata palria mi obb
gauo prestare lie mie debo fofze in loro
Conhdente mel sentimenti generos III hlantropia di
entusissmo pgtrio di qussto popolo, 10, cosh alhri
artist dell Opera Italiana, con pisua compiacenzs
dell Impresaro Mare,rek aboiano stabilize al dare
n.lia sera a. Msrted 81, dell ccrrente gen. Con
fnf, finisci r'' N'A del r'r''' Han -'@"''S'" a' aas''
Eslm ctrtezxs che tn opopolo, AMIGO deli Indepen
denza venerator- di quei orti che ad 81 sacria
oano yorr. concorrere geja al soecorso di qusi
sohreIti, che emuli nrla gloria del prineipio per mi
tuo ay haLpo col propfio sapgue iliustraIs qupsta
terra furono memo al essi fortunate nei esito Il an
ticipo sentimenti della piu senttts gratituaine
TERESA PARoDI.
trR.ssLsrros
To THg CITIZENS 90 NEw NcKK The JOY expe.
rescsd on arriving in this great happy ana ire. land
soon turned TO SORROW, when contem plated the
sufefings OF the exied patriots of
county. These generous men who bsvs struggled /
everything In the caus- Of freedom still eoatiAue m
In their principles Of patriotism My duty therefore
towards my beloved country calls upon TO lend /
my feeble efforts 10 their aid
Confident in the sentiments OF generosity, philau
thropy aud liberty, which distinguish this nation,
have get aid. the evening OF Tuesday the 2st lost
Tor concert at 1ripler Hal tor the o-nent Of the
Italian political refugees 1 am convinced that you
will joy fully contribute to alleviate the s1crag. OF
those Who In ther tndesvors to emulate the glory of
your foreathers in combating tor the sacred incip-
Of liberty were luss fortunat than they proved be
take this occasion 70 express the gratitude OF all
krothers, and OF Italy Tor the sympathy every
side expressed for our national cause
TERESA PARoDI
The dating ufhed, smisble and gifted vocalist ha,
appointed the following gentlemen to carry out her
charitable intentions Gen. Ayszzans President;
Gen. Garibsldi DR. Forresti, DR. Valentine Mott Jr
sjgnori Tcrricelli Minsi Madini Filopanti Mu.tica
Roncali and the artiste's brother, signor Parodi.
c4rIsIY's MfSsrRELs "A dbe bill for this evening /
tn. most Iaughab bureeque opera. tue most charm.
me- ptal performances, With inimtsblo dsncing
FrLLows' MissrRELs.-This band is every hour gain /
ina In public estimation The bone player I. excelien
and Meyers violin ,olos rendered With great ar.
tistic skill The attendance is very respectable.
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