New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

The weather Yesterday underwent dsaroeable change
and became raw bleak and uncomfortable though not cold
Another OPERA-It is a curious fact that in city
containing so large German population Opera in their
national tongue should have been established and that
any attempts have ever been made they should utterly
have failed, as to leave record of the fact upon
musical snnels. One would suppose. from the musical
taste and knowledge generally attributed to the Germans
that we should long since have been able to hear
tho Zauberil6te," Der Freyschutz," "Oberon"
and Fideo in the language in wh,h they written,
and zee them produced with degree of that sendor
and careful attention scenic effect with which they
brought upon the stage in the German Theater This
may hope will yet be the beginnings small
il truo-was made last night in the little ST. Charles in
the Bowery.
The opera chosen for the first attempt Der Frey
schultz and considering the necessary small numbers Of the
orchestra and vocal performers very respectfully given
The Agatha was Madame Stophanie. already favorably
known singer at of the concerts Of last season
the Anna by Fraulein Spzeder, who performed her part
very respectfully the Max and Casper by Herren Lberat
and Oeben who though they left much to be desired in
their performances nevertheless went through their parts
very passably The orchestra small to give much
more than an outline of the music but what did do
exceedingly well The performance whole bore some
such relation upon the boards of grand opera al
fine encraving bears great painting in OIL and In fact
we have heard nights Of far greater pretenson in
which the result was by no means so satisfactory.
The little house wns crowded and English was at dis
count The audience seemed feel themselves again
in ya,erand and listened with nieres. and evident
enjoyment which speaks well for the future Of the
euterIrse We certainly wish the manager such success
o. will enable him carry bis project OF finally giving
the principal German operas larger stage, and upon
grander scale.
d. Excr tr. uifv MI
what pity they use the bes; of mother tongue TO do in
We heard Flanderh cartInan this morning. bes.Owng
string Of epithets and string Of buokskin upon audi
ence OF one viz his poor old horse the former OF which
as good sterling Saxon would have made the fame of any
man who for half an hosr could draw from the pure
English wells We do not to say that cstmans
language very eoury butt muscular and Saxon
10 degee there the ring Of true coin in just
man grows earnestwe came very near wiring honest
and perhaps would have been better IL we hadhe grove
natural ard child Ike and falls back upoa his yornacusr
When man geis in fog he drifts a Homeric bar,
or togglcs-we cant think Of better word-his broken
thought with passage from Tactus or Lvy. irrtae
IN, most artificial man hat ever made up and II
be IL upmihgaled fool bis vernaouar VIII come
up hom the bottom " his heart where Ii WIS packed
away beneath much Latin and Greek aud Thin Strata OF
French and Gerinan and he viii say moro AMI better,
minute ihan be- had uttered before Ia month
rngish lke beauty t. when anadogned. adorned the
mosl The cunning old Vsae who said thai language
wac made 70 hide ono Thoughts wcald aa have sposei
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tuting ~ lpI nsde aud pry ts ts nae
wh,n people tall " guarding, they have mach 10 say
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