The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-28
company which visited Paris, in l84S, rendered that
opera in its "native" language, Mme. Shredder

company which visited Paris in lSaS rendered that
opera IN its "native" language, Mue. Shredder
Devrient singing the part Of Le0nora Mr..
Lumley, with the skill and talent which character
ICED his enterprise thought that "Fidalo so1ld 20
sung with much taste by Sophia Cruyelli, Ger.
man by birth and education. and he revived u with
success Nine Crnveili delivered her part With
much pathos and briiijaney of singing aud she
was well seconded by Signori Cnlgalari, bs,est
Fortni and GusiDi. Though tho music OF Boz
thoven is dull to many cara, and his melodies i'm.
possible to be found out in the harmony this opera
will draw for . certain length OF time
At the Vaudeville theatre, play ia i've aots, by
Mr.. A. Dumas, son of The writer, was performed
on Tuesday evening Last, and was reserved with en-
thusiasM BY the whole nudios ce. The title OF thas
drama is, "La Dame aux Camolias" (the Lldy
who used to carry Bsapets to Canelias). and is
founded upon the story Of q we'll knowu Lo,eo Of
Paris, whose real name was Maris Daplsssis, and
whose adventures were quite anomalous and ezra.
ordinary. Her beauty, her fascinating msunsr,,
her numerous amours, had rendered her as eaia-
hrated as Maaon Lescsns, Ninon OF L'oacos and
other celebrated courtezans, aad she used TO live in
hotel which had no equal IN magn,acence and
luxury. She died from cruel diseasc-gant OF
sleep-that coald not be yspqaished BY anyremedy
laudapum hasct,ish Nine, Doohe, who per-
formed the part o. the famed Lorefs wac pathetio
and admirable IL her playing The best aotors Of
the vaudeville, Messfs. Fe.cher, Dslannoy, Luguot,
Gil Peies, AMI others assisted her With much
talent.
AT the Gymnase, '.Un Marie dc trcpI," by M.
Roaer, ives received without opposition, Though tho
vaudeville is dull snd what tedious.
The Palas Royal taentre inausurasod, last n'gat
a Isugbfble farce called "Las DaDsores Espagnp.
las" which orea ted undee merrimens andtUn among
its beh0liers sind lstepsTa This taIue ii performed
with the greatesi zest, by su the actocs and ac-
tresses OF the stock company, Another farce ia ono
act, entitled "L'esu dc Jsyolh" by Messss Gabriel
and Dupenty, Yves also received With much appro-
baton
The great success o. this week, i tho drama, ia
five acts, by Messrs. Dupepty, Deslsudor and Bosr-
get entitled . La poi5sard9," which was perform
ed Saturday last, and wSnt of il the most bril-
liant style. The plot is excellent, the scenery at-
mrahe, and the gn,,s Without parsuei in
the annals OF theatres. Nine Liza FeliE, (sister 10
Rachel and other pretty women, kloescs. Dcou.
vile, Rey, Boutin, Gnd their excellent companions
Of the troupe OF "a Fourier, have don3 wonders.
This play will, no doubt, have long run.
The Theatre Francais Is on the eve o. pro iuoiug
splendid comedy, IN five acts, ia which Mme. Rs.
chel viii perform the principal part Ii is entitled
s'Diane, and the scene lies ~ the epoch Of Richie
lieu, during the time OIL Louis the Thir 5e6nth Of
France. M. Emile Angler, who is oue of the most
correct writer's Of Paris, che author Of tie pIay.
M. Gottshalk, the talented pianist, Of New Or
leans, is in Spain, giving concerts. and is nigbtLy
received with tho usmes5 enthusiasm. The Queen
and members OF tire royal family nave received him
with great courtesy
MIR Rabbit, the able gentleman who is now at
the head of the hr:.noh of tao establishment Of
Messrs. Livingston & Wols, in Paris, leaves, on
Saturday next, for New York, where 10 goes to
n axe new arrangements for widening tho business
OF his firm. The ofice Of TIE American sgeucy, %
No, Pace de Ia Bourso, Is vol known 10 sll Ame-
icans, either residing il, or passing through Psris;
and the UrbaIity OF its employees, as VOL IS d the
chief, MIR. Babbitt, deserves much credit.