The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

for the Conversion q the Jews One latest cliar
table acts donation OF two hundred and ffy ponis
towards the erection II organ gallery In the prr
church of Cheitenhaui which l. under construction
beneath the archway OF the south porch The nrt ex'
tion, but It's precise amount. believe Is wholly
known fer property consisted OF h,t'ses and Lind in
and around chcltcnham inherited from her father aud
large accumfdations in bank and otHr stocks. Miss
Cooke has left the sum Of flsoe0 to- BE- divided among
the following religious societies. viz Operative Jewis
Converts institution OOo Episcopal Chapel Abra
mmc Society. f@eoo; Trnitarian Bible Society f200o
s s s Ms,, ,I%oS % smd torcsn @
Edinburgh Bible so.-ty FL 900; Irish Society Of Lon
don, 81 900 The tesG,rx directs the residue of
personal property not disposed Of by herself be ar1aed
TO the endowment OF district churches chhpels in
popnlens parishes Th~ personal property is nr
On Fcbrusry 81 at his sens residence 90 Grand parade
Brighton, Sake Dcen Mafonsei, ut the advanced Of
l0I having survived his wi7e only few weeks
A letter from F-antfori ar,uounces the death Of NJ
George Brentano, banker cs y'at place, aged eighty
eight.
The Dowsger Countess Of scsson expired March 2
at her mansion in Arlington street in her eighty first
year Her lad ship was dangitrs of the sixth Lord
Craven ani by her marriage with the late Earl SETON
who died in 1853 she had the present earl and other
issue.
The Hon n,rable md Reverend Gcra~sB Thomas Noe, died
al the vicaragc at Romscy Iiaus, on March lst The
daily papers add that he brother % the Earl of Gains
borough the Honorable and Reyercnf Baptist Noel the
Honorable and Reverend Leland Noel i the ionora bile
and Reverend Francis J. Noel lie was born December
2 7S2 married Charlotte daughter OF the late Sir iu
ly He appointed Of the canons OF Winchester
in lS and wa appointed by the dean aud chapter Of
that bee. vicar OF Romsey, iiants. in 1910.
Er. Iofn Bell. nj. j. for Tbirsh, died on wcdncsl y
Nsrcn 8, after prolonged Illness lie stsunch
pro-, rcnist and has died young. being only ah,'t forty
ycsr~ o. age lie was unmarried aud his estates so 20
his two sisters
Dir siely, well known entomoio-t, died At G,y,
in Egypt, the l3th of January while returning from
expedition 10 the junction Of the Blue and White Nile
lie WIS head Of the firm Of Nelly. Romiy aud Go, Of
Liserpooi and held high position on Chang"
DfArIt % AR A.rx.sprR Hoop. B,Rr. NJ. p-Thi.
rcn,iemsn dr." on the 7h instant At his town residence
in Ngmoro street. aged 81. lie was returned = the
last gcnera- election FOR the western division Of som
erset on conservative and protectionist principles
vscancy i now Of course occasoncd ia tn. representa-
tion OF hat constituency. Dcsccascd nephew oil
the is'e Adpsr sir Samuel Hood whom he succeed a in
lSit mi the only OF the late Captain Mcxin,r
Hood y y, wh, wa slain on board the Mars, 1t the
capture Of LItcrcule 1To3 lie heir in
the Irish barony OF Bridport. Sir Alexander ,rricd
in 1915 Amelia Auor youngest daughter AMI c,h r ot
sir Hugh B,tciuan Bart of,rting.on Hall Of Derby
shire BY whom he has had issue-two and three
dauh'ers lie is succeeded by his 500, Alexander Bate
Eorcassn rE,lsir and the Drama.
Mr.. James William Wallack appeared. foe tn,
first time, at tn Iiaymarkct theatre, LONDON, on
the 9Th OF March ii will be remembered that u.
left this coun'ry soinc few week, ago, after bril-
liant benefit had been given - him at the Broad
way theatre. IL. Wal,aclxs Ieba IN London has
been made at very important and trying period,
just ~ Macrcaay has lefI the stage, and when a
truly great tfagedsin mly take his place. Whe-
thcI not Mr.. Wailack will fill tho vacancy. time
alone can determine The actor, however. has been
kindly and well received. and the critics propose TO
wait and see what hc can 10 in series Of representa-
ton. IL agpeais that thus far the character Of
OtheIo, in which he appeared. has becn repeated
every night, and that the principal critics OF the
daily Iress yery fa,orably impressed with the
performance. The next arrival will bring further
intelligence Of his position.
The new drama of Valerie" in which Rachel
play, two parts, and sings q cong has been i'm
fl,ftl ufral rltal
has surpassed herself.
cerito and her husband have n ken their benefit
and leave Of the Paris Opera. The performances
included fragments from three Of their most popular
ballets. The so'rfe was a brilliant one.
julien and his musicians, with Jctty Trcffr. have
been giving concerts ~ Plymouth and other pro.
vincial towns n England.
Camille Siyori is at Genoa, with his brother.
Not having been Mt his native town for nearly three
wears, his time snd atteuon are naturally occupied
by his friends aud relations, and ne will probably
remain until he leaves for England, to assist at the
great exhibition Of Ill nations
The Musical Iiio,ai. London. announces that
Jenny Lind will probably be in England in June.
and that she will make "A provincial tour in ths
autumn. II ades that she cntcrtans at prescnt no
idea OF giving cooccrts in London.
Botte,ni announces. in tho London papers, that
he viii arrive in that city ia May, aud lenain ths;e
for the season.
Augus.a, Brsham viii be in London d,rry the
U
her Najes,y's theatre, London IN the frst week OF
April.
The season OF the Royal Italian Opera. London.
il announced 20 commence March 2th. "Cuil.
laume Tell" would be the 6ts, opera, with Tam
beilk a. Arnold.
Vicuxtemps i announced to appear in LoaJon
during the present season.
fir. James Wallack has been very successful in
his Performances since his return 60 the botris of
the laymarkct theatre. Miss Laura Ad.lison mad,
her appearance IN kpowlcs play Of !" The W.T."
during his engagement, and mfvlo quite sensation.
She isa young lady OF unquestioned genius.
Charles kean's management OF the Princes.
Thcotfp i very successful. MIR. aud Mrs. kran.
Mr.. and Mrs keeley, fIrs. Wnstanlcy. Mr. liar
ley, and others. form powerful company. Bour-
cicaulfs comedy, Love in Maze" J. said to he
his bes, production, and was completely successful.
Rclphcgor" IL the rage at the London Adelphi.
Mr.. Webster. Mis-. W oolgar. and Madame Celeste.
aie the pi,ots On which the success Of the dana
tlsas.