The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06

and interesting Adalgisa, singing with great
and beautiful picture superior TO that Of any otn Ar
former have seen, excepting only IAbache vino. in
that pert Gas in many ethsrs) has never nad rival
Foreign Miscellany.
The King Of the BsgiAns has ordered the valuable pic
Louis ni bs
| tion, TO b sent to the Dublin Exhibition.
T1s deaths from the dreadful c0iiery explosion at
Wigan, England. amounted TO fifty.
BAinburg is pr oectpg great industrial exhibition to
be held in that city next year.
A smoke inspector has been appointed BY the Town
| Council at Leeds, England.
The Bishop of Melbourne Australia, has applied for u
number OF iron churches to be set at the dggngs and
/ elsewhere.
One night, recently, Mrs and Miss Daughton Gar
which they surprised to ad no Re xer than twenty
| eight pearls, some OF them OF good size
Liverpool paper says that from the ARRANGEMENTS al
eigrants will pass through hull this spring and
in order to embark at Liverpool for the United States
| British America.
The Sultan has granted large piece of ground for
cemetery fr Christians Of all communions at CONSTANT
noPe and it is said that he win pay the expenses Of
| building wall round it.
colossal bust Of Juno found in the ruins of Carthage
been shipped at Tuns for France 1t will be placed
| in the Louvre.
Donatelo the great Forenne sculptor has been long
working his statue of Judith and ON giving the last
stroke Of the chisel to it, he was heard to excaim
"Speak, now; am sure you can"
SO equal the estimate of the value of gold through
out the world that profit of shilling upon flOO il
sufficient to turn the currency OF gold from England
France or France to England
Iceland wi population of 60 600 has three news
papers, the island OF Sicily with population Of two mil
lions has not
The first negroes Europe we're brought over
by admiral of the Portuguese navy in 1914 He i'm.
ported them for the purpose Of converting them to Chris
Ianity
The intense cold ever known in the nee hborhood
nf InnI Inn IN .har0
Lieutenant BellOt Of the French navy had arrived in
England, accredited by the French government to the
Admiralty, for volunteer service in Captain IogeHeld
Arctic expedition 1t viii be recolected that Lieutenant
Belot was the faithful companion and abs coaduor of
Capadan explorer to the est of Regent Inlet The most
important geographical discovery made in that amo
unqualified journey bears the name of eot bestowed
by Mr. Kennedy the strait which connects the water
OF Regent Inlet with the to the west of the land of
Somerset, previously supposed to be an island.
The respective ages Of the Cabinet Ministers Eugland
are folowsLord Iansdowne, 70; Lord Aberdeen and
Lord Palmerston. 60; Lord Gran sorfh SO: lord John
Russell and Sir James Graham 81; Sir G. Wo d. So; Mr.
bert 49, Duke of Newcastle, ~; Lord Granville 3s Duke
Of Argyle, 80.
There playing card factory in London which con
| sumes four hundred gallons Of paste daily
1t related of Dr. Langhorne that his learning that
Collins the poet was buried at Chichester in England
he travelled thther on enjoy all the luxury of
found that Collins buried in what called the Para
disc near the Cathedral He went there and after an
hOur seclusCD came forth with all the solemn dignity
of vice. That night however describing his pilgrim.
age and the spot sacred to his he found that
bis tears had been wasted but that he had bedew
ing the grave OF very honest man and useful member
of society, Mr. Colins-a tailor!
An old lady at Hasall, England left her husbands
stockings and ball of the table night lately
when she went bed but they gone in the morning
few weeks after, on removing GOALS the stockings
again found containing five young rats One stock
through the foot the other stocking was placed under
meath, and the ball Of yarn coiIsd sailors coil
their cables, so as to form circle, and contained the
old rat and young
The Rev. G. Holt, chaplain to the Birmingham Eng
land) workh0use, says" From my actual expert
ence am fully coz WINGED of the accuracy Of statement
mode by the late that Of every hundred
admitted into the Birmingham workhouse. ninety. nine
were to this state Of and dependence
either directly indirectly through the prevalent and
ruinous drinking usages of our country
European Theatricals.
ne sy rac1 p has been given in Verona
very poor one and hardly fitted to do justice to the
gnora Parod has been singing with considerable suc
cess at Genoa at the Philharmonic Concerts the drec-
tors Of which almost entirely discard Italian compost
tons
At Trieste academy for the study and practice of
classical music has been founded by the marine music
dilectsr, Herr IowerthaL
Theresa Manollo creating even greater sensation
In Vienna, by her beautiful playing, than she did in
Berlin
The Gd-tae Musicale Of Naples announces forthcom
ing opeIa At the Teatro Nnoro BY maaatrn named Ra.
Her, Holzel the composer and singer of German l1e
has arrived in London
Alfred Meissner, whose beautiful poetry has made him
30 justly celebrated in Germany Just brought out
new Eve act tragedy at Prague 1t has been but coldy
received.
Nadle Resale Thimar's concert took place on Monday
evening April H. at WilIs's rooms London and attract
cd a most brilliant assemblage of rank and fashion.
"LElisir d'AmoIe" was played at the Royal Italian
Morning concerts beginning be in vogue in Paris
and the city is swarming with pianoOre players from
every Pagt q the gobe indeed the immigration is ter
rife.
Made Madelane de Brohan is about to be married to
rich partner of banking establishment in Paris. She
will quit the stage.
Caroline Logo whose equestrian abilities were the theme
Of much admiration last at the Circus in the
Champs Eysees Paris has accepted her future lord
and master, Loset who is equal favore in that de.
partment at Berlin. Her retirement, in consequence of
this marriage is contemplated with great regret BY
numerous circle of amateurs who never failed to
courage her efforts.
singer Of talent, Made. Eugenie was found,
lately aspbyxiated in her apartments in the Rue de
Martyrs, by charcoal.
The Minister of the French Police has spread some new
regulations for the cafes concerts in Paris. They are
hat stringent programme Of what is to be sung
is to be sent to the police and alteration after it
been accepted is to be allowed.
The theatres of Paris are beginning TO bring forward
their novelties. The Vaudeville has set the example and
three new pieces appear upon the aDfche
sold nrry," London closed with the performance Of
THE Hunchback,' and most incomprehensble after.
piece, called Loves Msguises,"
Markets.
LONDON MoyEY Market April %, l o'Uock.-The pre-
sent uncertainty to whether the financial state
ment Of the Chancellor OF the Exchequer will or will
not go successfully through Parliament occasions
Morally unsettled state Ct things the Stock Exchange
and to some extent also in the commercial rkets,
which are affected by the proposed alterations in the
tariff Of customs and excise duties The result of
the debates the several important points of the
budget H. therefore looked forward to with much interest
The exports Of specie to Australia continue large
During the present week the shipments include f25 600
by the Lady Flora for Port PhD f55 600 by the Inves
tigator for Sydney and f22 600 by the Toronto for
Adelaide besides which the passengers Of each
rily take some further The Chowringhee has also
sailed for Port Philip, with eco 600 freight aud it is
estimated with f40f 600 in the hands Of passen gers The
only importation of eod from Australia this week. is by
the Ballsra from Melbourne, with IS ia or, value
G3l2 458.
The tone Of the English stock market l. unaered this
morning. Prices are heavy with very little business
doing. Consols for money 1907 to Il do. for ant
1905 to X; reduced three per cents 992l to r..
three and q quarter rer cents l63lG to x ex.