The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-01

honesty ana tho far0e OF tho = W eavor OF Lyons.
MI8CELLASEOUs.-Mr.J Joshua Silsbee Il ongago
at Newcaste-upon-Tyne; also Mrs. Stirling
The African Roscius is performing at the Princess
| Theatre, Leeds.
Mr.. A. Wigsn, tho clever comedian, will visi
| America, professionally, in u short time.
| The Musical Vo,id states that Madame Plcye
will arrive in London at tho end Of the present
month.
| Tho Batsmnn Children have just terminated !
most successful engagement at tho Theatre Royal
Mcssrs Wech and 10 Grand Smith have opened
the Theatre Royal Glasgow, for equestrian perform
ances,
Mr. Bourcicaut, tho talented dramatst viii shortly
reappesr as an actor, al the Prince3ss Theatre,
London.
now farce called '' Matrimonial Prospecuscs. /"
has boon fayorsbly received at Punch's Playhouse.
London.
The now grand opera Of "The Wandering Jew :"
Is to be produced id Paris in the course Of tho
present month.
The Edmburg papors record the successful debm
of Miss Fame, daughter OF Mr. Ranger, in tho
character of Lady Teazle.
Mr. J Madison Morton, has ceased TO act al stage
manager of Drury Lane Theatre; no has boon sue
ceeded by Mr. w. West.
Mr.. John Parry is about TO produce now musical
entertainments. entitled Mr.. John Parry = Portfolio
for Children OF all Ages"
PAEJs.--A sudden death in our theatrical circles
took place the 2Sth uit., which has crcnted q
sensation here. NJ. Edmond Scyostc, who Ind re-
~
the Opera National, Formerly Theatre HistofGue)
suddenly expired on the day mentioned Tho new
grand opera Of g Ls Iuif Brrant' is 80 advanced
that its production is likely to take place between
the 18th and Both Of the present month. At tho
Italian Opera, ''L'ltaiane in Aigicn" has been re-
viyed Tor tho reit,ce Of Mdlls. Angr Hor voice
and somewhat masculine appearance bear somo
analogy to pisar0ni, and in the final air, in which
the latter was SO effective, "Peasa ala patria,
hldlic Augti also sang in excellent tyle and was
greatly aprlauded BclletG and Colsolar rartici-
paed in tho of Tho eantatrce, in the parts OF
Mustafa and Of l4udoro. A grand religious
mony is to take place ut The Church OF the NGde-
leino, on tho 18Th inst, IN commemoystion of the
anniversary OF tho death Of tho composer Habenocs,
who diedin 1919 NJ A., San, the manufactures of
musical Instruments, who carried of the grand
medal IL tho Exhibit ON, has just received IN ntima
ton of his having been nominated sn honorary
member OF tho Academy Of Arts md Sciences Of
London
Nine. CASTELAR, has left Brussels for Paris
BERIINA grand musical competition, in mar
tia music. has taken place, in the presence of n
great number OF generals and superior officers,
anorgh whom were the princes OF tho royal inmiiy
and household. The march for cavalry, - En-
AvaIt," composed by NJ Loronz, trumpet msJer.
carried % the grcaest number of votes in its favor
The grand exhibition Of twelve ta4eoln r'eanS,
which took place short time since, ut the mansion
of Prince Charles, has been repeated by special
command before tho King and Russian court, nt
the royal palace. On this OCCASION Mestames Wag-
nor and Herrinbnger, NJ. Mantuis, the chorus Of
the Dome and cha; pei royal, executed, under tho
direction Of NJ Moyerbcer, several Of tho most re-
markable compositions, consisting Of airs and
choruscS
MASSACHUSETTS, has left us TO proceed TO Lon
don, where several Of his new compositions will be
executed in the course Of the To-day, (Feb
I9) is to take place the third concert Of Madame
WaTtel, the two preceding ones being nunorously
ard unusually patroni,ed
SUrpos,rIrIOus MS. OF NozART.--A letter from
Brussels states-S' Last week there was put up TO
auction, at pubic sale Of books ensravings and
music, the manuscript score Of ''ldomeneo,' by
Mozart, md announced % being in The handwriting
Of the iiustyi0us composer.
RgussELs--lhe Theatre Royal has given US,
within the last few oays, tho first performance of y
native work. Is is opera buia, entitled 10
Coincide u In VILE" the music Of which il by NJ
Gavaert, n iaureat in composition, recently re-
turned frcm travelling in Spain, Italy and Ger
many, at the expense Of the government. NJ. Go
vaert, in this work, has proved himsof good must
the bosso-comite Of tho company, and he performed
brought out another excellent pupil, in the person
ofBsdl)e FreIy. She is extraordinary 1iis,
on TINT ungsialy instrument (for fomale) the
violin. Emile Prudont and A. Batta have given,
each, several concerts with great success. Madame
Ployel, the talented pianist, leaves for London :.
DRESDEN. -Mdme. Sontas has created the greatest
excitement by her Performance at tho Grand Opera.
The prices Of admission have been raised during her
engagement. she also performed for three nights
ut Leipsic, in tho middle Of last month"; when the
prices were triplcd, md special trains laid
to convey tho Berlin enthusiasts over the Saxon
frontiers.