The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-03

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In the course Of the proceedings Hauecart's advo-
cate stated that the income Of M. Farina is
2i,C00fr.
Foreign Music and the Drama.
LoNDoN-PRINCEss's This theatre bias been
closed in consequence of the royal dramatic per
Kean, Mr.. and Mrs Kelly, Mr. BARLEY, Mr..
Wigan, and other members Of the Princess's COM
pany, were engaged The play, presented before the
Queen was Twelfth Night" 1t was played on
the following night at the Princess's.
LYcEuM THRATRE.-Money has been turned away
every night during the week, such has been the at
traction of the Lew burlesque, The Prince Of
Happy Land"
SOHO TnEATRE.-The Chelsea Histrionic Society
have announced dramatic performance at this
the atre. The entertainments were to be the drama
of The Dream at Sea-" and the farces Of . Bnks
the Bsgman" and The Boots at the Swan
PUNCU's PLAYHOUSE new farce, entitled sMy
Sister from India" has been produced.
JULIEN, with Miss Mott, Sivori, Bottcsini, and
the principal Of his talented band, appeared at Bir
ming ham, on the 3lst ult., and attracted q hume.
rous audience. On the I'd inst they were at Liver
pool, and equally successful.
AsILEY's.-A new version Of the old and popular
spectacle Of 8 Blue Beard; or, Female Curiosity
has been produced with exr aoriinary magni6cenoe.
All the artists Of the theatre, bpedal aud quadrupe
dal engaged in the illustration Of the romantic
legend. Two trained elephants form prominent
feature in the procession.
THURSDAY CoNeKRTs.- The next Of this series Of
entertainments was advertised to take place at Exc
ter Hall. The madIigal choir has been retained;
ard the names Of Miss l.. lyme, Miss Binckes, Mr.
Swift, Herr Jonghmans, Miss Goddard, and Mr..
Richardson constitute the attraction.
Royal MARIoNErIE THEATRE Tho introduc
tion Of complete troupe Of Maionettes has excited
considerable interest, as nothing like this species Of
entertainments has been seen in England since the
time Of Addison ard Steele. Ii was then made the
MEDIUM for personal satire ard political purposes,
but IL tie present Instance all such matter will be
esche wed, and dramatic performances will be the
point ofa.trac,on. All the Marionet.es have been
formed upon strictly anatomical principles, and the
varied expressions OF the features have been de.
signed by the first modellists and artists Of Italy
The frat Performance was expected t. take place on
the 18th Instant
LncoIN.--Miss Goddard, from Sadler's We'll,
has been playing here during the week to Gro wded
houses Her Lady Macbeth YVES Legitimate dra
matte triumph Mr.. Holmes appeared as Macbeth,
and Mr.. Caple as Macduf
DtBLN.-TuEATRE ROYAL. = The pantomime
CT biu hing Hal, for want OF sufficient time for pre-
paratioD. ran anything but smoothly on Boxing
night. Everything now, however, proceeds most
satisfactorily. and crowded houses reward the active
eyeitions OF Mr.. Harris, the new Lessee. The re-
duction OF admission TO the boxes to half crown
does not suit the aristocrac notioas Of the ha tom
it would appear, the dress circle is the one least
irequeDtei
QUEEN's THrArRR.-The Christmas pantomme
here. entitled : The Merry Wives of Windsor; or,
Ialequin and Sir John tslstaif, and the Demon
Hunter OF the Enchanted Dell.' has been drawing
large houses The agility and buioonery combined
of Harry Boleno, as Clown, and the graceful dang
ing of Mrs Coward. as Colum Dine, were the theme
OF much com neDdation in the Dublin pagers.
panorama, representing "A grand tour Of Europe
ard painted by Mr.. Charles Parker, was spoken of
in terms Of praise.
The PRIZE QuApRLLE.-M Laurent, tho enter
ptising lessee OF the Argyle Rooms, offered prize
fha hast ,,y~s.. Il
the same to be selected by a committed Of taste
APPOINTED for the purpose. Mess Charles Coote
+. g. Tinney, j. II. Tuition, ]. G.. Cal.ott ]. p
Montgomery. and Henri Laurent were the compc
titois.
BlR BARRY SULLIVAN This gentleman, who
has acquired great fame at Liverpool and Manches-
ter, is hot unlikely TO como to London, as Mr. b.
Webster, OF the Haymarket, has been in commu-
nication with him.
DRATH OF Mrs. JERRoI.D-Tbe mother Of Doug
las Jerrold expired at Liverpool on Thurs Jay, at
the age Of eighty years. She was formerly on the
stage, ard performed The old ladies at the Adephi
and other theatres.
Miss p. HoRTON win shortly appear as Azael, at
Druary Lane.
VERDI.-This composer has arrived a. Paris It
IS SAID be is In treaty with Mr.. Lunley to write
new opera.
DEATH or VOCALIST adlic. EbeIiny. tho
young Swedish comGrice, has just died at Berlin
She ht hardly attained her twenty. third year.
DEATH OF MUSICIAN M. Rungenbagen, dircc-
tor OF theV cal cademy Of Berlin, has also just died
Ia that city, at the age OF "A years Very recently
this venerable professor had celebrated tic 5Jth an
niversary Of entering the academy.
MADAME ALBoNI -L'Albcn has made her dGb,d
N " CeneIentola' IL Is useless TO add that the ad-
nlTahle cdpatI lie vas received with cutAusium
We have no recollection of an equal vocal prodigy
haVirg appeared amongst US.
COLOGNE, Dec lS-Madame S6ntag made her
0(6M in :" La File du Regiment" with Striking
success. The pianist Wilimers has given concert
who're 10 was perfectly well received By limite
audience.
"a WIENER AT the Grand Ducal theatre there
nas just been put in rehearsal rlbcrius 4raccnus"
q new opera by M Unger.
GoERLITZ We have Just opened our new thea.
tire, constructed at tie expense Vi the city. The
uncipal council voted icr tLis purpose til SUM OF
30 90 thalefs.
FRANKFoRr,-A yourg ard pretty female, DO
ltrGng to one q the hrsJ families o. PrussiA NJ ne.
DC StraDI, daugher-in-law or the geocral If that
name, has jus. made her acj &C the thea5re Of ibis
city in the part Of Rosina, ia The " Blfbiere do
Seville There was gt1at boldnes5 in tho aitompt, /
after Madame S0ntag, who has scarcely Left is. I
/ Crtut ately, Madame dc Sbrau2 has perfectly nc-
cecdcd very hne voice and ~ excellent mltl3R I
carried of the applause VI the entiie aouso, winch
eviIced itself iroulgeni 10 favor OF these qralitilg
Tor her piay ID yot marked w'h much tlnid,sy'
The German a.age, which u not tich in native
eantaHicfS, has made, IN the poison OF Maiano 10
Sfasz, fortunate acquisition.
vienna -Accor ling TO The last report Of tho
philharmonic society, the Couselyatotro of this
>..i..i ..n.A,ls Tic r.s.sat aCl-s ~ - AaI.s
hnongss which there are only ~ who nsv ~,