The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-23

whole chain OF events, from the discovery Of this
abominabc nest of conspirators and their schemes,
down to the denoucinent at Poughkeepsie, are all
Of a piece, and all tending inevitably to the
punishment Or dispersion Of the whole tribe.
Great Musical mud Dramatic Novelties.
We learn that the Italian Opera company Of signor
Narti Of Havana including all the great artists who
distinguished themselves here last summer expected
to arrive Charleston the 10Th Of this month, when
there viii be- in that city the greatest combination OF
musical talent known at .tmc In the same
city this continent The Aston Place Opera company
is already there. and viii have completed heir
gag,mon the arrival Of the Havana yocali.ts The
concert troupe with rsrodi at the head, will arrive
there. also at tho time: aud the great port of
South Carolina VIII have more extensive source Of har
mory Within its heundar than il has ever known,
will know again. in whole generation. III" Havana
company will imInediatel, out for the North aud
viii give their operate in this city. The
Astor Place company will visit several Of the great
citos Il the middle states under the direction o Ma
r.1eh; and Puru viii tar south a New Orleans.
phen he VII return again rs the riitc Of Junc to
had OF the opera entertainment. Of Narctlek at Castle
Gadcu II i; not yct settled where tr Havana Company
win pcrfo M but in all probability they viii appear at
Niblo. or the Astor Place House Jenny Lud will
b. 1T Castle Garden sometime month"; and will pro-
bat keep that establishment open with her concerts
TIL the 18th II Juno, when Marctzeks term will
m.nce and continue till the middle Of September
,anwhile. the popular amrernents Of the day will be
continued at the several theatres according 70 the best
means at the command Il the managcrs The Bowery
theatre has introduced actor, in the person Of Mr.
T. Eddy Who give. prori.e Of becoming fayorite Let
him Lut sudiou>y pursue the tenor If his way
twevcmonh and he will be Of our best performers.
His performances already attract much attention in the
dramatic circles II the metropolis Al the Broadway
theatre the engagement Il Mr. Collins will be followed
soon by local drama which speaks
ably 1t is connected with the ords Fair in way
and being about to be produced at great expense will
win good share Of public attention. Burtons and
Prougham's. and the German theatre also, are doing
well with pieces and the Ia, orc performers Of those
establishments
The only positively great novelty, and that l.
likely create than ordinary enthusiasm I. that
about 10 DC at Niblos establishment We believe
that "Wednesday has been selected FOR the first OF
the brief series Of performances Of Madame Caroline
Logo, nfi1e from the Cirque olympilue Of Paris,
where she has made distinguished in her line
If art Rachel j. in tragedy. She made her first ap
J-arance IN Paris in August 1885, ani pupil If
Peier and q BaucIher the bod and rkilfu trainer Of
the celebrated horses Partizan' and Topaz" Ca
mile Leruux and Caroline Logo divided the houors in
the Champs Elysces; but the bolder rider Of the
proved be the latter, who has learned all the method
a Fauchcr In her ability to the widest horses
much l. she kwuwu for lrr sk To- have been offer
ei large salary train the horses for the army but
she prefer the ccgan; profession Of which
shc i the head Perhaps there ten
beautiful horses than comprised ia those shc
las brought 10 this country and the exhibition Of her
power and her graccs these animals viii create
ported particularly wulietthc famous London jester
will h up the yauses With his shakspcarian anu ella. steal
jokes. and the French equesirians will unite with
Mr.. velch's American Dovpc The arrangement, at
Nlos will be such that large portion u the audience
wi ic seated in boxes upon tb. stage where circle Il
be formed under the direction a Caroline Logo her
self. who i peri marked by extraordinary de-
ciiou a character, anu by the exquisite taste
~ her performances VII only last thrc, weeks
the public will b. prepared for the gs,st musical enter.
tainments which will then attract their cntiu.ia.m
The French Vaudeville company. srd the Rou.st bal
1T tro.pe have LIT Nblu and viii sIpcar In rhadel-
rhia the latter end II h. week where they vii give
sixteen performances at the National Theatre which Is
the ceracousas vel tho elegantly ntc up
dramatic establishment In TIA. quaker city They have
orc admirably ha, and II the Rou continue under
the same excellent mans cement tina, be- given them tho
IN Thu country they might estsbl per.
nian.nty among The house, rhch tnsy have drawn
H. this ely have been q The mo-. Fashionable character
ana the last nigt hundreds ~ persons couli not
gain alIotarcc. Tho yaudc,', reste a. Tee bead .,
which 81 the clever D. ice Ioveser T. uot the lest A.
,scri,c rait 10 This cutnina ion - talent They c1n-
H. ~ I've - performers. no give those irm.,le
little comic opera IL The French angneg" rhieh
fII q point and ,i,eeity and wi calculated 70
eraty the taste 81 the educated anu refined e4..e.
Taken rcihcr tie two companies a,Qat sttrac
tive any entertainment possibly can be- and ~ they
have the adtauag. II the nt-ra.iiy With -lich Dir
Wcrh Away hiring furvar the aicu. he emp ,ys they
Ni hll ~ the siateecn nisi al Philadelphia, hink
lcry ss,scoriy g. thsmsc,c. aud - The - gt. ., al
iov,rs a elegant pubic aninsem.nts
sf-ng then. ~ thi. rity. vii b. marked ar, " Tho
teau,iful entertainment u Logo, a. Ni'os; ant
c,ndly h tn. lcv rhesd concerts q icnry d a. a.
Tie Garden. and - tho opera performance u Naz.