The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-29

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INTO ths prison. Was to seize the watchman dusy,
secure him By taking his lite and then with the KEYS
70. sss's out The idea sppssrs to be in
have been carried into effect had they obtained their
liberation from the osll, ss anticipated.
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| ITALIAN 0PERs HousE.-Last night the Opera House
wssthronged by one Of tho most elegant assemble
Of tho season. Many OF the aisles were fllsd with
Temporary seats, snd there seemed to be more than
ordinary interest the part of all the auditors This
was csused by the novelty OF Psrodis appearance In
the character Of Romeo and Of Misc Virginia Whiting
in that Of Juliet, in Bellinis opera Cspulett cd
Monecohb or as 1t is styled in the bills "Romeo and
Juliet The operaiwas produced here under SanQ uoe
ana FAITHS management but failed to pease the pub
hc for what reason it is not i'm Dortsnt inquire
very different result hs. now been The opsrs,
aided BY tho talents OF Parod Miss Whiting Lorin BE-
neventsno, and Patti has given great delight and We
are quite prepared to endorse merits Mise yirxns
any stage she beautifully dressed and on her en-
trance at once made highly favorable impressisn, .
ragement having been by the ardent applause a.
the whse hsuse This kind feeling was not lost upoa
task with very slight trepidatop, and gradually wss
the admiration of her auditors Her acting
promise Of future excellence and her purs soprano
voice. light delicate trae and mslodious won for her
very great distinction while in the usis sAs
always true to her time eyincing q correct kpov
ledge and practice In the vocal She was called
out at the termination OF each of her and
raj bouquets were threwn upon the stage. These Pa
vocalist who, In return seemed unwilling t. receive
them from the hand Of the great astists. On the
cPate no ordinary success In her art or Parodis Ro-
meo We shall have occasion to say something hersaE
character, which have dsservedly stamped her
surpassed by any dramatic vocalist OF the day
The oavatina Be Romeo,h was inimitsbly executed,
and the elegro mt Was most brilliant and per-
feet From this the various took their elor-
chanting entert ts that has elaine the sdmi-
ration OF the public during the visit of the great
soS tbs Romso spp.us 'npSusnGu. ss was Ssssns
receive the additional tributes Of audi
encs The repetition Of the opera viii draw togetnsr
another large audience whom greater persctioa
may be anticipated
We learn that sapquirico's bsnont will take place
pected that occasion for Parodi Amsiis Patti and
others, will appear in new opera. When the
nouncement Is made, there will be no little desire
among our musical citizens to be present.
CHRisIr's MIssrHKLs.--We have exhausted words
In describing the attractive features band
proprietor requires eulogy. every body
is an excellent manager his band has been playing
for years in this city, and test Of popularity be
wanted visit his hall and try II you can get Peep
ing room.
FrLLows' MIssrsxLs The concerts Of this pcpuia~
end fashionable audiences with tho greatest demon
suation OF delight. Tho Aew burlsaque the Con-
csrts Montres Ia great hit and we'll understood by
treat. 0'
Mas DsArE mother Of tho interesting little Fanny,
who recites with such elsverness the Tale OF Ninety
eight will give sacred concert at Constitution
Hall, Broadway, on Sunday evening next She viii ss
assisted BY Miss Julia Gould, Mr. T. Lester hE Dunn
and Mr.. Condor.
Theatrical.
BowsT THEArRr-The entertainments for this
evening consist Of the excellent tragic play OF The
Templar which receives every night the
cheers OF delighted sudienses Miss Hirert viii nsIt
sing one Of her popular songs and the amusements
or Tale OF Blood and the whole will conclude with
the comedstta Of Crimson Crimesn This very At
trsctive bill will, no doubt draw a large as,emblsxs
THEArRE.-Tho a,le of
Fauftus" is, perhaps the beet and most attractive
being added to * and the best proof OF
It's grandeur In scenery Transformations, and excel
Mad Ponsi and Mrs Abbott ia that the hon n .oe
able to contain those who wend way to the mo-
tropolitan theatre every svenag Tie carnival scsss
Is surpassingly beautiful. The entertainments vill
commence With The Idol of Ny Hesrtn
BURTON s THEarRE-This famous theatrical temple
In the full tide Of success and how IL be
wise with such talented artists Burton has employ
cl Tonight, the comedy Of The Hyposrite;n this
ters anu Frederic the next will be ths performance
gems from tho respective operas by the orohsstra
.ns wiil conclude With 0odsmiths
comedy OF bhe btoops to Conquer with great cast
NATIONAL THgArnE.-The perform anceU Of Miss
hathaway, who made her first appearance on Monday
evening have been crowned with success She ap-
pears tonight In the "French spy NJ Mathlds De
mars, In which she receives the most snthusiastis
cheering. Three pieces are presented for this
nings entertainment either one of which, on ordinary
osossons, would be SUFFICIENT to attract full house
The entertainments commence with the French spv"
and will be followed BY q new medley dance Tas
next feature viii be the Dry Goods Clerk the new
prize drama Miss Malvina viii then dane. an Irish
lit,n and the whole will conclude .th ths Rights OF
Women, which is capital productions. With such Q
lowing " " ''A "
BaovHaM's LrcruM.-The Enslish version of Axbsr.s
opera p., ,he AM oassadfeo being so triumpeAptly
succe1fui, VIII again be presented this eysu1ng.
MILE Ducy.Bsrre will dance grand Pas de Deux With
Mr. q " smith The orchestra will next exssute the
terminate with the excellent comedy OF III Dombsv
and Bon" Loders musical arrangements tor ths
theatre u giving general satisfacton he great
quisition 10 any sstsbshmsnt With which he nay b.
connected. brougham IL going ahead.
gentlemssly Mr.. Henkins takes hs bens6t here tais
evening ON which occason the sterling old comedy Of
the Heir At Law viii Be perior NJ II. taxing
Tor the fret time 10 his life the part OF Dr Panglo-s
Mr will do justice, too lie Is an sx s-lent setor
and isa credit TO even the company at the museum.
which, as whole may be pronounced equal to any in
NevYork We hope to an unc ncommonly cro xi.A
house for him this evening Dopaldson's serenaisrs
vii also appear this evening as we'll this oon
when capital farce will also be performed
CIncus.-rhe rush to see the Revolt OF he usr.m.v
at tn. Amp hheatre as great as ard the pssssnt
bids fair TO run the season through Th. hors-nsa.
.hip greatly relieved and snlivsned ~ the humor-
oSs songs and witty repsrtess loks and stories Of
the clown Fam Lsthrop, who has . never falling
budget which he opens nightly rhs COMPANY Of
,au.strisns nov performing at the Amphithsatrs 10
This evening the fascinating Mis-. Wells viii rspsst hss
beautiful act Of horsenshship and Messrs Frsnkiin
and Runnals will sppear sgsir in their great perform
OLYMPIC The beautiful PsDoraros OF ireland should
be esen by every one who can dwell with pleasure
upon ts former greatness II the paintings the
reflect not the shadow, Ct the fertility and beauty of
this unhappy country, the eloquent lecturer has .
charm the soul Of every lrishmsn, Who IL kept
spell bound BY the language OF the orator, while hs
presents, as II In a mirror, the beautiful banks S
lough Ney- the audience bsholding" the round tow
OF former days, in the waves bensath thsna
| III ining -
MISS Jutt. BKyNsrr. This young lively ana accom-
plished artist Who for some time, sush admirs-
Ton from The ..,s'sns and critical audiences Of ths
baymsket theatre, In London arrived ~ tss oty by
the steamship Arctic. We hear that Miss Bsnasu
VII thoIty make her first appearance In Am ssioA,
st the broadway Theatre.
PueRims Pnoerrss.-The exhibition sf this very
attractive Panorama is drawing large family circles
tose i' beautiful painting sni deserves
public patronage
srorrAN HsLL.-Ap entertsinment of vsry sttrss-
tive hsturee- -namely the exhibition of the Grand
PaDorsms OF the rnblsaux % New Enlani, with