The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12

forth, sof her late hushsad's eminent litsray me-
rits A like warrant Of the 9th Of the ssus month,
oosfes q pension Of 975 . year on Miss LOUISE
IN autbores, and her inability. from the state Of
her health, to continue her exersions for q hvel-
hood"
The Ami de Ia Pdtie Of the Puy.de Dome an
noupces the death, on the 10th uit o. the Countess
do Muret, wife of Count de Murat, ex peer Of
France, at the chateau of Euval
The Austrian journals state that the Importation
Of English iron and steel Ia rapidly Increasing in
Austria, especially In Bohemia The duty on those
articles is lees whom imported by land than when
sent by tho ports Of the Adriatic
Intelligence has just been received from Hong
Kong, il China, of the execution ia that place on
the lat May last, Of French missionary named
BoDnard. No details are given.
Foreign The atrioals.
Tie report of Mdlle Caroline Duprez's engage
ment at the Opera Comique, mentioned some timo
ago, is now officially confirmed The graceful young
YirnG donna is TO make her debut in u new piece,
specially composed by n. Auber The perform
snces of Mdlle Duprez, at the Italiens and the
Opera National leave no doubt Is to her success ct
the Opera Comique.
A new "Swedish nightingale" is announced to
make her debut very shortly, at the opera Berlin
The lady in question is Nine. Westerstraem, and she
is reported as worthy successor OF Mdllo Lind
One Of Donzetti's most beautiful inspirations,
in Milan, for the debut of Mdlle Delaurie Borsi,
"who possesses extensive and Agreeable organ,
and considerable execution" and who, notw,th-
standing her apprehension, which was intense, OBJ
tained much Applause, especially in the ioal rond,
The other performers, Mines Gavetti. Sehapier, aud
MN. Agrsti ana Bailini. are well spoken OF, but
the latter, in the Kpg's part, Is much blamed for
bis fghtful contortion while singing aud his gene
raj deficiency as an actor
Accounts from Berlin announce that Mille Wag.
m ms in la
phete," and was well received. The more one hears
Of Mdlle Wagner, the more her spirit of luore Is APP
parent. u appears that be ore leaving Berlin, NJ
Roger had been requested to sing "Ls Prophetic -
there being no available Fides In the c,mpeny, the
French tenor addressed himself to Mdlle. Wagner
thinking probably the young cantatrice would take
an opportunity Of destroying. by her readiness to
rs0M nndn nI nsI o9aOie en-
oeived . letter from Mdlle. Wagner, courteously
promising her CO. operation. The opera was, there
fore, put in preparation but on the eve Of perform
arce, Roger received another letter, but this time
from M Wagner psre, to the effect that his daug liter
bad promised to sing out of sheer good nature, but
had committed an egregious imprudence; as the
state of her health needed absolute reposs that she
wes taking course of mineral baths ut Wangerog,
at short distance from Berlin, and. therefore, her
appearing on the stage WAS q thing wholly out Of
the question. This little anecdote soon became
known throughout the town, and probably may
have deprived Adlle. Wagner Of many hearty
H0po.
The Italian papers state that an opera, by M
ChaIomonte, LIE Nosse di Messina, has been well
received at Bergamo. The artistes, who are all
lsuded to the skies, were Nine Lotti and NM. Mi
lesi, Fiori, and Dial Besio.
At Naples, young maestro, NJ. Grass, has pro.
duoed new opera, Tire Matyamynii The theatre
nearly empty, (ssysa local paper) but the opera
was unanimously condemned by the scanty audience
present.
De Giosa's Foicc d. dries has been produced at
Florence, where it WAS received with favor though
it Cannot be said to have achieved success Nine.
Bendazzi and NJ Gnone are highly spoken of, but
NJ Pardini is said to have excited enthusiasm.
From Madrid we learn that company of capital
lists had obtained the authorization OF government
TO establish '.New Lyrical Theatre" reserved
for the sole representation Of operas national SUBJ
jects The Wed,toraneO, Genoa paper, mentions
that in the South Of Spain general ania for music
is prevailing. AT Granada, III. Giorgio Ronconi,
the great baritone, was creating perfect fttrore,
and respipg literally golden harvest--sometnipg
like 500 piastres (about Gl7 for each representa-
tion-is spoken of The lrequenters Of the opera at
JaIsz had offered valuable bracelet to Mmo Mon
t,negro At Cordova the Creole pianist, NJ Colts
chalk, had met with extraordinary success: be gave
eighteen concerts, and left the proceeds OF tho sst
amounting to nearly G200 to the charitable estao
lishmerts in that city.