The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

lyssun thss:rs ssvs sses srsusbs 70 sudden pause
NJ sevstssmsnts state ~ Sent which has hap
p~rse 70 nat issy.
Aisssi ~ sinriAg 10 spsra AZ Liverpool. q Don Go
vs1nr has Ases doss Al Covert Garden, with ranbu-
sssi - tbs nsu, ana Bo.ie zrlius
kias TAssit has appeared 81 the Hayusrkst A new
ssxHsl pl.y, ~ NJ. jena Saunders, snsusd Cloves
nstyrtsm." ON ~ prosassd, ia which Miss Faucit
ON sssisls fhs part q ne heroine
Answ ssasr n NonJAuss, 10 described as having
s~~smskly sssssss.S, ssd combining such rarities
"a sasvs 1sncs vsics, with passionate action when
IL sesns dsmaDds pA~sscn.
IAs spssnx q shs Italian Opera hoase for series of
sr.~ans psrfsrnasess By . company urder the dirsc-
go 81 NJ Rshssn, q which Madame Adelaide Ristor,
vhs ssjsys tss highest reputation In Italy, both in
sAsssy and sossdy, isa wsuosr supported BY ether
psxfermsrs q reputation, u sai by Gaignaai TO be the
ssis eEamAas even, In PARIS Of The week.
There ON 10 musical festival al Potsrs the 10TH
2eth, and 2iss ef jane. Inc programme includes
Bsysss Imperial Mass,' Besthovsn's symphony in
Cat ard some 81 kspdelssohs's " Midsummer Nights
Dsssm music, asd q overture by NJ Eugene chAne
The saaassr Of La Scala, at Milan, has thrown up his
ssskn-ths hslAnos IN his dsfsvor amounting TO
"a. hsnarvS ssd eighty thousand Austrian forms.
r. PoAsArd's eomsdy. "IHonnsur ct rArssnt," has
sssn again revived At the 0aeon with Fechter ia tina
priscipAl character, vscs Lxferrisre.
drama on . large scale Is In preparation at the
Theatre cu Cirque (sot equestrian theatre as one
would suppose from the nans,) 70 be entitled His
tsss &c Paris 10 open in the 18th century and
ssms dosn to the present day II Il not stated how
nasy nights it win occupy In the performance, but
win consist Of thirty tablssux and these scenic dis
plays here take less than quarter Of hoar to
arrange the changing Of the alone would take
up AZ this modest calculation exactly hoars and
half for tbs length OF the piece. Er pede Hercaiem
n Halevy's new opera, "JaquaritA,n which has just
bssn produced At the Theatre Lyrqus in Paris seems to
30 only partial far translate the
isny of NJ. Bsros and the managed phrases Of other
French journalists. The story Of Eastern savagey;
and for its tgress heroine, Madame CAbel ia by common
consent described too pretty and graceful The music
20 far make out 10 found queer and violent,
without startling originality, though with attempt
at rudeAess and Oriental ferocity.
n Grassot, the well known comedian OF the PAlais
Royal theatre, recently sitting in q cafe After
waiting for some time In vain to be served he called
waiter who was passing, and, In TOO audible voice,
said, " Cest done ici CONNIE Crimee pen rieB
prsndre." These words sooner out OF his
mouth than his shoulder lightly tapped by gen.
tsnan who had been sitting unobserved but observAnt
behind him. (" Suives moi }" said this mysterious ind-
vidual to the surprised NJ. Grassot. To this highly
operatic injunction NJ Grsssot demurred but on the
police agent for such 1t was producing his card there
nothing to be done but to follow the representative
II law and order to the Prefecture where the auous
H. Grasso duly locked up, and only released after
very urgent reclamations from the director OF the
theatre.
The obituaries include the of Mr.. Thomas Romer
'nnown to the musical profession Mr. T. r. TrAvsrs"
The French chronicle OF deaths that n Del
phat oldest among the musicians Of France, died the
ether day at Lyons aged 90 years. To him, says the
Gazette Musicale 1--WE owe the first monster concert
ganized in France" This given in 1891 By way OF
funeral celebration honor OF the officers killed 1T
Nancy; and Voges overture to "Dsmophon,n arranged
fer huncred wind instruments, perfor med on
the occasion. The town Of Nancy comphmsnted NJ
Delphat with the present Of" > flute Of honor.n The
old musician when on the point DEATH requested that
this HVts might be buried with him.