New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-30
not 70 10 Berlin, where II 10 supposed the Court
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ornaments a fsw years since should appear upon
the staee The Railway Directors all over Ger
mapy disostch extra trains from the country 70 vas
70 the CAPITAL In which the Syren chances 70 sing,
and, like BarDum, sell tickets OF aomissloh 70 'so
Opera Sne IL now ~ Hamburg, where sne was 70
NAV twelve nights for $50 Louis dor. about $oo9 a
night The Quondam Countess travels In state
She and her rerlnue Of men servants ana MAG sei.
wants and the Italian cook occupy two fonf-norse
carriages In Hamburg she Will decide ~nesheI
to wit the United States II she does. there can De
istle doubt tina. her success viii be glowing. son
tag is an alabaster statue, with musical box In is
Deutb.
The rival London operas have unrolled
their programmes for the campaign of 1882. We
fnd the following notice Of the Royal Opera at
COvtnt Garden
The catalogue Of available works includes no less
than SO operns-3 of Mozart, Of Beethoven, IN OF
Rofsini, Of MeyeYbeeI, OF Weber. | of Auosr,
Of Cimarosa, of BelliLi.7 OF Donzetu. OF verdi
Of Halevy, and l OF GOunod- ali Of which have
already Dcen performed. To these are added hye
novelties Spohr's Faust, Weoer's Oberoa Rosslnis
Comte on. Donizetti's LIS Martyrs, and P"bo u
Gr0ads opera destined expressly ier the shea,
ter by M. Julien Fausf, having been composed
with dialogue required the addition OF recitsuses
to suit the Italian stage. These have been prepared
by DR. Spohr himself, who will superinsend the pro-
The engagements for the present npaign include
Deary ali lRe Old favorites, with sundry reinforce
ments The principal soprans comprise Madame
GTisi. Madame Vardot, Madame Castelian ana
Msdemoiselle Anna Zsrr with the addition Of Mad
anne Gazzaniga. The male depart nent liz most
particulars strong as ever, In some instances
fortified by new acqarssions Inc ony ,pctsahis
name we miss from the present list OF oarytones.
There is still, however the inlmitaole sisnoI Ron
conf supported by the careful M. Romm and Signof
Bartolini cousin we believe of Sgnor Tamberlik,)
new Importation, whose lauTes have been won at
Palermo, and, more recently at Brussels Inc army
of tenors invincibe Signor Maro and Signor ram
berlk are supported by two other celebrIies--1eH
Ander, from Vienna, renowned az one OF the best
singers OF Meyerbeer's music, and N. Guynard, tne
st snd the avs OF ~ Sogs ,r az aIs s snoI
Gavsni, new light tenor from Milan HEN Stlgen,
who mace so good an impIsss'on last season WIZ
gienor Luigi Mel and Sold, to complete the llss.
The bases IRE scarcely less formidable TO Herr
Formes 10 added Signor Marini, who will be fecol-
lected az having sustained the post of primo 5dsso
profundo in IS7, ls4S, and ls49, with distinguished
ability SiguoIs Tsgliafco, PolOnlni, GresoriO, aud
Racbs MAKE up the catalogue. From the ABOVE 1t
may presumed that the executive force so far as
the principals are concerned will be at least as eff
ciept a. ever.
In Ballet the chief names Mile Robert, Lou
Use Taglioni and Brussi. OF the other opera, Her
Msjestys, We read
CIuvelli, whose was the great feature last
year, will be prnd donna this season, together with
Madame Sontsg and Mademoisele Joanna Wagner,
the German star" who 10 said to have taken tue
place of Jenny Lind at Berlin FeTlotti, known as
singer ard tragic actor, and the oarytons Basslnl
also important among the new engagements.
son will be Mademoiselle Rosah and Madame Guy
Stephan, and the lead will after ward be taken BY
Cerlto. Further arrangements are at present IN
known, but the names OF the three PRIME donne are
sufficient guarantee that the season will be OF
ordinary interest.
Recent excavations in the Villa Vlca-
relic, near Rome, revealed fragments OF columns
and other ruins apparently OF the age Of Hadrian,
and Father March, the illustrious Roman Archeolo
gist, we'll known for his works upon the Catacombs
investigated the matter, and by diligent working
brought to light, among the ruins OF q Bath, great
quantities of old Roman coins Of every epoch
There are also breeze medals among them, and
three very richly chased silver soblets in the form of
old military columns. The inscriptions upon two of
other are much effaced. The characters seem to
indicate the second century Of our era.
of the most eminent classical pianist
Of the day, The London Times says, in speaking of
concert ,,...-.
by those fine qualities to whish he owes his Ieputa'
taton. His reading Of the last movement OF beetno-
vsn's composition of the two brarurd sonatas-
hes ond Ieproash and his eIecrton o. the clad;
oIsts and difficult i9 OF With Trsst
favor and continually applauded. The schsrzo In
Mepdessohns trio, played with astonishing Iaploiy
and dis,iDcmess, was encorea WIN unan a S,.,.n
some what affected notturno OF Chopin, ana stephen
Helles's graphic and vigorous Caprice, entitled La
Chasse, were also introduced by VI. Halle Inc iat'
ter was heard with intense interest," ard well ment'
ed the applause bestowed
The marriage of Jenny Lind has giv-
en- great satisfaction in Hamburg In which City the
family of Mr.. Goldschmidt reside The news pre-
coded the arrival of his own letters, ana the Tepon
was treated as a joke until his parents received
from Mr.. Goldschmidt himself she tldings Oh i's
truth.
In the same city some German Barnum
proposes a musical tournament between three
piansts /" of the very frat rank" whose names are
quite unknown TO US. Each one OF these gentlemen
10 to have an evening in which he is to play his BEST
things in his best manner and at the last there IS to
be trio for three grand pianos, terminating Win an
iInpro, isation upon gwen theme, each artist 10
take it up where the othor stops. We gather that
the audience 10 the anal tribunal
After the tragical result Of the trial Of
Count Bocarms for poisoning with nicotine, it was
announced that his wido had sought solace for her
misery in a convent. But she preferred another
cor ISOLATION, and taking sumptuous apartments at
Brussels, has led there very Brilliant II very much
cepsures, career, Her hotel was naturally the
center of constant curiosity did the public spare
a woman who so little regarded the propre.Ies OF
her situation. During the recent Carnival, and on
the last day allotted to the srotesque pleasantly OF
that season. the porte soeasrs OF sIsa. door o. e
laLcs OF tobacco, enwreathed with inscriptions OF
every kind, but Of all which niestms was the in
variable theme.
The Partisan Boulsvards were recent
ly eplivened toward midnight by troop Of Arabs in
costume, who were returning from some fete, and
sxhial ated by wine, sang their national songs with
all the peculiar action Of their country. Three
yelled women, clothed in white after the Of
Arabian women, walked in their midst "And from
tine to time,' says Paris Journal yielding to the
rv,tn NJ Ia nj thev vail nd al.
lowed their yIch dark syss to be seen"
We read in London paper:
"On the lst Instant being the frst day OF the pub
LEGATION of " Bleak House." Mr.. Dickens had the
honor Of entertaining a. dinner his Grace the Duke
Of Devonshire, and the leading members of the
Guild Of Literature and AT Including Messrs SIAN