New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-21


country must ait last, il these men thus make
themselves d plague to the land and the people
who have received them and dealt with them ID
spirit 80 brotherly, treat them as aliens, if
they will persist ii not being Americans, nothing
bnt Americans, and entitled to no more thansalI
| ether Americans, even after being honestly ma
tura1ized
Professor Alexander Dimitry lectures on the
Dramatic Literature Of Ancient Greece this
evening, at Lyceum Hall, at half-past seven
o'clock. Il
| FRENCH OpERA. H. Prophet Tonight
we are to have Ill The Orleans Theatre that
| splendid spectacle and masterpiece of Meyer
| beers genius, the opera of the s Prophet It
| has not been performed for some time, and we
advise the numerous strangers in the city to
make it i point to witness its representation
now 10 describe it briefly would be to call it
vivid and Of some of Walter
Scott's gorgeous pages Of the days Of cfiyalry
Mines. Bertini and Borghese. those charming
artists. have the principal female parts, and
Genibrel. Lacroix Lapierre. Betout and Beehers
the chief male roles.
& Don GIOVANNI At the ST. Charles Theatre
sto-n,orrow night this grand opera will be pre-
sented for the first time this season, in which
the whole strength Of the admirable company,
which is now ali the st. Charles, will be brought
out. Mesdames sontag and Deyries, either Of
them Of sufficient merit to draw crowded houses
wherever true ability is respected, will appear.
Mmlles Seidenburg, who seems to be q great
faYorite here, together with Sigs. Tafanelli,
Pozzolini and Rocco, who are oil artists Of q
world wide reputation, will also appear. The
season Of italian Opera will conclude in few
days, as Madame sontag, accompanied by Rocco
and Pozzolini will leave for Mexico on the 1st of
April.
Ma. DuFFIEID's BENEFIT. This industrious
and able actor, and estimable gentleman, takes
d benefit at the St Charles Theatre to-night, on
which occasion an array of talent will appear
such as Is rarely seen at this establishment
The z King of the Commons = which was 50 well
received here a few weeks since, will be per-
formed, with Mr., James Anderson, Mr.. George
Jamison, Mr., Maddocks, Mr.. Maggie, Mr.. Mark
Smith, and other leading members Of the St.
Charles company, in the After this, Mr..
ilsbee will appear in the Z Celestial Empire, or
Yankee IN China Z He will also be assisted by
Mmlle. Cmailla Urso and Sig. Rocco, Of MINNIE.
sontag's troupe. Mr.. Dufield will likewise sing
several pieces in his characteristic fine style.
We shall be greatly disappointed if there is not
d crowded house at the St. Charles this evening
So much varied ability, together with the popu-
larity Of the gentleman whois the object Of the
benefit, can scarcely fail to ensure 1T
Shelby CoLLEGE, SHELBYyILLR KY.-We
are requested to state that Dr. Guentz, the
President Of this Furnishing institution, is now
at the 81. Charles Hotel, where he may be seen
daily, from 10 to 10. 4, Nj, and from 8 to S
o'clock, 2 NJ. All young gentlemen who wish
to enter the new course, either in the Prepare
tory Or ii the Collegiate Department, or in
the Scientific School, will do we'll to inform Dr.
Guentz Of their intention, and to prepare for
departure without delay, as he will return to
Kentucky within few days, and will person
ally accompany all such as are ready to start
with him Il
We understand that Rossiter's great painting
of the s Captive Israelites'' is now on the way
to this city and will shortly be on exhibition
here.
The State Legislature adjourned SINE die on
Friday night last.
Miss julia Dean is playing an engagement at