New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-19

Music AND THE DRAMA ABnoAp.--aIlle Dejazet has re
turned to London to again delight the audience of the ST.
James. Dejazet is described the most unblushjnr
finished fascinating and enduring actress of the day
She has been long upon the stage but looks young as
At the Haymarket the Vandenhods have appeared
in in drama written by Miss V. The News saws;
Mr. and Miss vandenhoff appeared in new play. en-
titled Womans Heart but the disclosure that the hero
inc and poet the person reserved for the
close when the of the piece had determined
beyond dispute and without dissentient Then it was
that Mr. vandenhoff announced with proud eratifca,
ton the fact of his daughters authorship The play i.
highly credtabe to the lady 1t is the product of pure
and beautiful mind and though somewhat delicate for
son ,'sF' VIII ''''' ''SS AD''D'" IN pu0i'' es''m"
J. NJ Morton has written slight but successful fare
for Drlry Lane 1t is called Toe Late for the Train
Braham the Old has again been singing in public The
News regrets tn attempt but says he is still model for
distinct articulation intellectual reading powerful
defamation. performance to be given ut Drury
Lane, in aid of the Amazon sufferers
Thalberg about to leave Paris for extended tour
in North South America Asia aud Africa The total
receipts from theatres and concerts in Paris December
were 122So3f +6c, (t2S9l34 being f626S less than
in the previous month
umphant On the Sd utmo she sang at Lepsc in Doni-
zetti's Fglia del Reggmento. She is at Stutt-
grdt to sustain the chief part in Herr Eckerts William
OF Orange Herr shunnnn is writing opera Lord
Byrons Manfred which will be produced at Weimar
by List. who so carefully brought out Wagners last
opera.
At Munich, Fl, R. H, tho Prince Adalbert has been
sustaining the baritone part in Mercadante's Elisa Q
Claudio.n at the court theatre.
The .ltheneum Paganin.Nor will there now be any
great disagreement concerning Paganns published COM
positions These must be placed among the niecas NJ
effect and enormous mechanical difficulty which the
living spirit existed only in the for in music
there such thing genius in execution distinct from
talent By overlooking this not very expicabe fact the
transcendentsts have been led into much msudgpent
upon the creator being of necessity apart from an
tagonsc and despotcip superior to, the interpreter
A work has been published in Paris. by an
eminent physician. in which is described new remedy
tor the headache He mixture of ice and salt in
proportion OF one to half as cold mixture, and this he
applies by means of little purse of silk gauze with a rim
o gutta percha to limited spots the forehead other
parts OF the scalp where rheumatic headache felt it
gives instantaneous relief The skin subjected to the
process from half minute half minutes and
it is rendered hard and white II is said be good
eryspeas and diseases of the skin
The most important discoveries in science
have been accidentally made. The gas generally
used for artificial ght-an article useful that
hardly conceive how the world could go without it
at first misfortune and nuisance. 1t genera
ted in the coal mines and in oer to get rid Of it
conveyed by tubes to the ute lu doing this il
found there ignite and from this simple attempt to
effect escape for nuisance is almost every popuous
town in the civilized world iulnatt. ny gas-besides
which the advantageous it nIlutlcture is be-
yond calculation
Noticing the case of a lady whp was said to
have bed to death i'll cunsenueucc OF tir rtior q, A
tooth. (Which have however. contruicte.j Dr.. Al
lngton. of Richmond. Virginia say he neypr fails
stop the bleeding by packing the aiyteU- rom which the
blood continues to trieke fully and irmy with cotton
mostened in atrong solution Of aluu sud water, lie
cured brother physician III tls,s way NIJsV ia" had lied
for two weeks
The moral and ply sical effects Of the present
luxurious use of tobacco are considered 6y pre-
MUM tract The Executive Committee of the American
Missionary Association nCt long since udl' huide,,
dollars the author of the best tract this subject ard
appointed Rev Doctors Cox lansing aud skinner cor-
mttee of award The consideration If The iapral lrd
physical effects native plant extensively lsed Us IL
is at present will be very oppertuae ',t'4 Esloie