The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-02

,,.,.l 81, ,.nrr ulrn llr CtanJ Ora,
~h, .r,".u,4l ior ,i" Hr'' ''nc ~ vac
-I,,,,c Eicc,rh. ~ D,rsamn. :" 1919.
:, nmu,sr,,i', opera 81 la Ifa"d ~
i,,,.y. FROM l,ct.,mo she went 10
Ncr,na IIr sucres. in both was I'm.
.,,o.-. and the ,~in. hcluiantc fonnd
h,,.,l( ~ once tho idol of The Italian
,n,,,,,. Oier. of engagement reached
l-r itum al qnarl,i., and her dilIicn'',
-. 80 clru,c rom anon. them. she
a, ,i,l,d 10 accept an invitation nA'chh'
ii by the enthusiasts inhabitants o'
S,eI,ia. 10 delicate by her presence n
nc,. and mau',iul Opera House, wlnch
had ju. been bull, III that c'iy. " mr.
san, ~. the piece. aud her rerre-en'
isitnn of the imruiuc Wa Triumph ~
,,~tv scene II c-'abli-hcd her fame.
III. nc.t v,nr .aw Iaroli ~ La
Ss,.;,u,,,,j, aud .NDrma both of which
rdc. .hc vnncisl y, pa'mrru. Alter
ward. .ln performed II, Florence hnd
K,m, /. VA. lelt. huwc,cr. for hrr
,..r,,i,. tine warm. hearted S.ciliau- I,
+, .ou, Of mr,cal frenzy, when. III the
very mid, VI the rr,"luiin AMI anon@
the wiLIrl scenes oi civil war, sh,
.,ny il new opera lay t"rppE'. called
n I1ayuin, ut the great ] h. aiTc A."
p,imo,o. 80 much indeed. dad the Fat
c,,ni,nn. delight ~ her. that ihry made
every ,,nIc..> i,u 10 prevent her lea'iIi.
a,d lhcr,. -l,r fingered until tho insnr
u.,,i,, broke ont. and she wa. obii.e,
Ia take ,-fu.". with the french 'on'n
mad 9th, official percentages, tor TWEEN
,,.tuu ,lay, un boaid u Sandman sap
"A witness 10 li,c continual scenes at con
n.cl. csrlasr, nnd destruction Srouu'
hci.
The ir-, appearance Of paroai it
Ltn,lnn wa. under Inc auspices OF Ia
p,.a, imrrc.,u,in. Lnmlry. Who cnsag
"A her ~ the midst Of the tnrnrc crea
I'D Nv denny Lind. Iii, ollrci was t.
rl,, her a.aln., both The - Nightingale
anil Gri,i. the great -" Norma, who car
,,el everything before her. llow IA
la. rnlrula.inn, were correct III rcgar'
{. her value. may be- Judged from III
fn, tina, p,rndi took l.unlon 10y storm
..npc,rin. successfully in l." F"orif"
Lncre.i. i;or9;d. Un Giord"ni, H.
.N...e al fTqn.'o. II .Mt'rimo"i'. and il
No..a. and I.u .S,mi,"mtIr. claimin:
the ,,Dn. l.n.cl, that hail been awar'lc,
in Girl, in her pllmic,t days lh'
,,innph al the Young girl OF twenty
two wa, "A. complete Il, her friend Ia,
IA roIl.l hay. desired.
r.,roli', London debut was in ih'
season uf 1919. In the spring of lSj'
.hr a.,in appeared at Her Majesty
Theatre. and wa greeted rs legui
,nnrr successor of Pasta and the wor
lhv rival of Gri>i. 4, before, she sl'ai
Il the public enthusiasm with Jcnh.
Lind. and now again the same city wit
nc.>"d their amicablc rivalry. Vet in
decd they are not rivals. for their re
nin- i, n, distinct ~ are the climates Y
sxc,!en ard Italy, Message Bird.
.Nc,r lark, Sept. 2Sih.-We Chris
h,nn RiDi.--Four negroes, Charge
wnh being concerned in the Chr'slln
Riot. were brought before Judge Pear
son ut Iiarli-Lnryl yesterday on wrI
Of h,Nma, corpus. The Judge dccide'
tina, the committing magistrate had bcc'
guilty Of eros. lirclic,ion Of duty, ii
,cnlin, them to Jail without evidence
The prisoner. were discharged. where
nron Commissioner McAllisIrr dcclar
'rl that they were in charge Of his oil
.. Mn nnnruns wrrr iinmcuiairl,