The New York herald., 1851-12-23

KossurH--TU TuATREs-TM Musicians,
AND THE ANsELs.--While Kossuth was leo
turing in New York, there was nothing
else. II was all Kossuth. 1t was drag
ct the thsatrss-ths Opera was starved out,
except on the Kossuth highland dancers, and
singers, and magicians and angels we're dispersed
al dispersed-by Kossuth. With his departure, the
drama, the ballet, the opera, and the soiress
giqs will all be restored and revived. 1t is like the
restoration after revolution We shall have IL all
the livelier from the interregnum. They viii come
out into relief like the hills of Sandy Hook, or the
imperial chatesu Of the Emperor of Coney Island,
after thick fog, and we shall have good time
theatres, and operas, and concerts, and magcians,
and angels, and all.
Catherine Hayes, who has been fitting about the
country like lost Pleiad, commences another
series Of three concerts, at Metropolitan Hall, this
evening. 1t is to be hoped that her share of the
proceeds will retrieve, in measure, the fleeing
operations connected With her former highly success
ful concerts in this city-suscessful in everything
except fair division Of the fands and IL is also
to be hoped that, with the evacuation Of the Hun
garian exile the sweet exile from Erin will be re-
ceived with uAdiminished enthusiasm. And We do
trust and pray that the Irish Directory will srst &C
count for those $40 600 for the liberation Of Ireland
(sf which Archbishop Hughes put down cool FIVE
hundred,) and then undertake the solution Of the
mysterious cold-water benefit to Father Mathew
Justice to Father Mathew, justice to Miss Hayes,
justice to poor old Ireland, requires that al this
should be done.
Jenny Lind is next advertised for. several fare
well concerts at Metropolitan Hall She has been
enjoying herself amazingly during the last six
months-subliming it at Mag ara, or russcating in
the country, hither and thither-a nightingale en-
larged-singing now and then, for the mere love Of
it, and for benevolent objects, and little pin
money Fortunate under Bavnum, and successful
without him, we may safely anticipate a touch Of
the old enthusiasm at her concert, the lest day
but one of the present year.
Lola Montez, lacking only the sanc:if cation OF
the church and pair of wings, to make her COM
plete angel-Lols Montez-the brighteyed Lola,
the piquant, witty, handsome, and sparkling Lola
WILL also, with the departure Of Kossuth, come out
like the moon emerging from total eclipse in a
clear sky, and the more brilliant from the late OBJ
scuratien. She will open her American campaign
at the Broadway, in some of those peculiar dances
which attracted so much the admiration of conHois
sears and amateur in Munich, in France, and in
Spain. If she fails In the dance, che is politician
Q statesman, liberal, q republican, and an exile,
all the way from her lamented Bava,ia-the dear
old pet of king, and her Jes itical enemies who
drove her out Of the country, and into the Of
a good for nothing husband Of the English Horse
Guards. She has cause to advocate. She lie an
exile-a beautiful exils-and she can carry all be-
fore her in series Of lectures, On the broad repub
lican platform of dollar or two per head.
But the magicians return simultaneously with the
angels with the removal Of the overshadowing Hun
garian lion. Anderson, the Wizard Of the North, and
M'Allister, the Wizard of the South, and both
Scotchmen, are back again. They intend to operate
by the witchcrsft Of sleigh.-o hand experiments,
while the two vocalists are bewtching the dear
people with their " most sweet voices" and while
Lola is drawing down the house with the witchery
Of her feet, and those sparkling bright eyes. All
three Of these particular stars It is sad are Irish
for, are informed, that as good luck would have
it, Jenny Lind was born in the city Of Cork. With
vast variety of other anusements, including ope-
rss, theatres, minstrels, and psnoramas, how can
we fail, with the additional attractions ofthree Irish
angels ard two Scotch nagicisns As Kossuth
says, there is no such word as fail.