The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16
excited I. The highest pitch the .ntAu,i.sn his

excited to the highest pitch the snthu,ssn Of his
hearers.
The last opera performed at the oiente. in Mad
rid, 10 " Beatrice di Tenda," in which Mme No
vello Coietti, and Cuzzani, have achieved con-
p!cte triumph.
Nercsdsnte's !" vessale'' has been we'll received
at Coustantinopls, the prinsioal parts were sus-
tanned by Mines. Garaaori, Ghedini, and NM Live
rani and CORN.
Letters frsm st. Petersburg state that the execa-
De Merle and MN TanLerlik, was perfection itself.
Lablache had created ftrore in !" Bon Pasquae,
as the Den, in which he made his debut Nine.
AedOri was the Norina
Nile Piecolomipi, young and beautiful lady, Of
an illustri0us family and the niece Of q cardinal,
has appeared rs primG donna Mt one of the thea
tres in Rome.
g Prinx Lieschen,' little comedy by Nor. Hey
drich, has been produced ct Breslau with great
success, and is finding its way into general favsr
aneDg the German theatres.
Flotow. the composer, is at present in Berlin.
completing Two new operas, lndra " and La
Leole"
The German papers speak in the highest terE1s OF
tho singing Of young English lady, Miss Jenny
Baur, who has appeared in several operas at Mann.
helm; her voice is stated 70 be mesSo- soprano Of
the finest quality, which has been highly cultivated
It is Understood that she is merely singing at the
Mann helm theatre to accustsm herself the routine
sfstsge business. previous TO her appearance in
ner neGlVe country.
The Paris theatres have had little Of novelty
to boast Of. Madame Rachel has performed in b.
jazet," Ligier continues his in Richard the
Third" and Nile Doehe still draws down toars in
LA Dame aux Canilias." The italian Opera has,
rs yet. been but poorly patronised. Probably,
when Lorini resovers, . little moro animation may
be given to the affair, but 1t present thing
seems to anguish there il did under the ssporc
guidance Of Lsmley. At the Academic, "hoiss =
does not to prove rs attractive - WAS expectsd
and il nothing new is produced there will be the
stsgnation again that has been so hurtful to the
interests of ell parties The Sal,c Paganini, the
resort Of the Psrisan world Of gaety is to follew
Tho lot Of many other large buildings; is to be
pulled down for the purpose of making new street.
II this rage for making openings continue, there
will scarcely be vestgs Of those fine palaces Of tne
old nobility Of France.
"Lousa MulleY," favorits opera of verd's,
founded upon Scbllers melodrama, "Kabal and
Lebs" is about to be presented for the debut of Ma
dame Bosio. lie Dsrnier Jour de In Fronde," in
Ave acts, the music by Niedermeyer is in course OF
rehearsal. Fsure has achieved well meritea sue
cess in the character OF the Tambour Major in tbs
opera Of Caid; he is said to have represented thu
part with great vivacity and intelligence, and in
every respect without exaggeraton. Az Virginia,
Madame Ugalde has testified her extraordinary ve
calsstion and pquant acting. Tbs opera. by Scribe
ard Amber, in three acts in which Mile D1prez is to
make Der drft appearance, is progressing rapidly it
has been In rehearsal for considerable period