The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-28
Music ana Theat,,cals Abro

a Letter from Trieste, IN the Brsslau ne wspRper,
ststes.-'s Among the remarkable sights in our
town must be reokoned the appearance Of the cello
b-atsd composer Ross;ni, who has purchased pro.
rerty here with fortune Of couple of million Of
francs Ressni 10 q great amateur Of fishing, and
mag be ssen every day, as he puts out to his
elegant sld comfortably arranged gondel, to entrap
with net and hook the brisk inhabitants Of the deep;
bat it Ii far more comical to see the corpulent old
man IN the market, uhsre he himself turns his booty
into money; for hs is 10 less mercantile than
musical gsnius
Miss Glyn has been giving her readings Of shaks-
pasrs IN Bolton TO very crowded audiences.
The authorities OF Sheffield have prohibited the
performances os "Jaok Sheppard" in the theatre Of
tlat Sow1.
The opera Of "Loa;sa Muller ia about to be
breught OFT II Paris, Madame Cruvelh to under
take the principal part.
hademoisells Beitramelli has appeared at the tn
Han theatre, Paris, as Amina, in the opera Of "La
Scmlsubula -
A new play, "Kight and Right" the acene Of
WHICH isla:d in Russia has been p odace5 at Sadisrs
" ellis, London.
Alardge, the African Rcsclus, cas- met With CON-
siderable success during his tour in Germany. He
is s5ou. to give srformauoes in Vienna and Berlin
The opera Of "koise," which was produced with
great success some time aimee, at the Royal Italian
opara, London, is attracting very large houses in
Psss
Al the Italian Opera, S. Petersburg, " Censrea-
tola' las been produced with great success MM.
Laaiaohe and Tamberlik, ard Made Go Merle, De-
ing the Leading performers.
Herr Natioh, solo player on the trombcrs,
ba7i1g higi reputation in Germany. has arrived
in England. His 6rst public appearance may pos
siD7 Be made at .hs Christmas Philharmonic Con.
ceG.s Of Liverpool and Manchester.
new tenor, Mr.. Haigh, has mad. most suo
cessful 0ebat at the Theatre Royal, DGbiin, as
Francis osbRlostoEe, N the operstio play of "Rob
Roy" The Dsblia journals, in mentioning ais
auocass give frieIay hint to Mr. Sims Reeves 20
laOk 20 lis jsurels."
Chsrlea Kean toimpersoDate the character Of Hecate
in Macbeth" which is now in course of gehesrsal
prio- t. ia production at Windsor Castle ard s1b
ssqre7tiJ at the Pri1cess' theatre, London.
Tie irIcrtan. occasion which collected at Wei.
MAJ a. persons Of musical tasts the long pro-
n;sed performance Of some Of Berliozs most oele
h.a.sd works. tbs principal Of which wa, his OPERA
"Benveruto Cellini." The success Of the perform
anos vas oeycnd doubt The work was mounted
uu1e. the superinteroerce Of Liszt, with a taste
! ard intelligence which we oanlot too highly COM
| mend, and ~hich prove passoLate love for the
art II was reformed twice at the Court theatre,
theatre was crowded, and the Audiences numbered
tho most distinguished persons OF Brunswick, Hau-
over aRd Leipzig. The triumph Of Berl;os was
complete. On the first occasion be was recalled
after the third aot AID every token of sncerest ap
probation rss visible. The second representation,
aiso directed By Ligt in his Office of pemeistsr
was in nc respect less brilliant, On the Gath Of
Novs mber there was concert, which confirmed the
decided success Of " Benvsputo" The programme
was composed q the symphony Of 'R,mso aud
| .clie;," III dthe two first acts of "Faas." Not
wi.nstsnd,sg fhe ieDgs Of the selection, aud the
lsteDess Of the hour Iaany mwcdur were sLcorsd,
and every imaginable expression Of euiogy was
testified The vocal academy Of Wemar Ger
the frat time united with the arstes Of the theatre
to execute the choYuses At the termination
CT the concert. Bsrloz was summoned to the box Of
the Gra1d Duke aad Duchess and after having oom-
plinented him in the most gracious manner, the
former endowed him with the order of the Faucon
Blanc. The following day he dined at court, where
was pre- sent, N de fslieyrscd, vho Thanked the
Grand Duke for lis reception Of his ilustrioas
country maa grand dinner was givcr to BerlioE
at the 6tadt hsus By the ert.stes OF the thsatre,
amateurs ard strangers ard vas followed b. q ball;
es the TERMINATION, the artis.es Of tie Kspel rrs-
festfd TIRE cpmpcgsr with f,.7sr tttou a,j az
th-oa - III. n lhe rnInlrr ~ he Wae fscnA,n ~