The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-21

de rOpers Is al ways derod great event In the
peculiar Of The audience, and the difficulty which
ENDS In approaching the great lyrical stage OF
France render the production OF new opsra by new
master exceedingly difficult SGnor BiIetta, after having
bis opera ACCEPTED waited two three years before
IL was represented. and now We get the work 10 tso
the cosl Of producton at this establishment must be
thing fabulous. II no common event Tor lyrical
drama TO occupy ,iK months 10 renearsng anu " mus.
be found the representations oil
the one grest theatre OF Paris. All this Involves
csipts something like two millions Of francs an
nualy. sgnor Biettas " Rose OF florence put
decorations and dresses 30 that ii il be an sdvan-
tage to wed sweet sounds with pictorial scenery and st
.eoe me eye can mere divide an
yots were-Le Due do Pa'mA, grand segoeur Ventien,
Bonnebee; Cessrio ebre orfevre ct mossiste loren
tin, n. GuRnot; rhoobAloo, neveu de Cesario n. no
ger; Aminta, lille do Cesario Madame aoreau Saint;
Julia, niece de Cesario Madame Delills; and IN Ma
. group Of orti.ts, and an orchestra which some
persons insist declaring the best In Europe, Sgnor
The hgeo by n. de ssnte George, for which times
much paid as for Mtons great epic. The maestro
has mot been happy 10 a,a part Inc Rose Of Florence =
worker Cesario who Las contracted marriage with
Q, her own class lrteoo.ldol The Duke Of Palma.
Fatal amour and lstens! although her friend Julia
tales occasion TO observe
Amour Amour q 8: s Ct. !. .: :sn q: .r.r
Amnts thinks the pest thing sne can 40 70 70 address
Drama therefore, takes the form OF dream, ana lis &C
ton belongs only to that cloudy world the te,ond act
nuds Amnta at the Dukes villa, in the environs OF
veDice-and certainly mu, conclude that the young
lady not there ooiy to admire the flowers and the
fountains which surround her. Here her true love ap
pesrs-that to say rh6obsido-who world marry her,
and reproAehea and At the bids her
10 return to her fathers home when .a viii be forgiv-
en- the Newspaper advertisements have II. Amnta
declares her nnocenos but remans fete takes Place,
and ihe heroine is greeted by the Dukes feods as the
In nfn in fact Tso ytntat
scene only the lady il good, and 'hs all dream"
Mr. Lumiey should produce tsis opera al Her M.ssys
his opponents must all to sleep before the debate
begin on IT. natural ground for which the pablo may be
trade IN ibe sh.m morally Of the day Ba. I, pro,eed
with the narrat!ve-Th6obado appears angst the COM
n .n ~, Mnen scene Takes place be-
and he the Dukes estates. He then challenges
rcn nobeman to risk all against rose he wears 10 bis
bosom and which p0etical love emolem given 70 Inn
by Aminta The Dub heeitAtes IS, and doally
loses thst too. Thus, bankrupt In fortune and love- he
challenges his fortunate rival 10 duel and after brief
contest the Duke his sword through Ineobaldo in
the midst OF the makers screen Of clouds occupies
the STAGE and sgan opens to reveal Aminta ard Tneo-
bado the point OF being married. The pas. IS only
known 10 the Audience-it was dream Inc idea oil
lioreuo 10 BY no means new one and the verse dis
plays poverty OF language remarkable 10 writer who
Is tho avorte author Of the PArsan lyrAl stage We
do not read dozen lines In any page OF the HIRE 10
REFUNDS one OF Tom Moors's worst poetry o.
sweets. and towers and stars. some irs.suces the
The opera commences with Al overture. In which the
leading melodies OF the work interviewer. Tee vio
Inns Con sordo,nol give Us an .dmirase idea O rt0e ia
dy. Bleta Possesses the rare faculty Of producing
ginal and pleasing mesths, Of which We get many ex-
smpies throughout Ia Rose de Florence" Orchestral
resources used rather 70 please than surpnse The
authors music IL mixture OF the modern Fcsrcn a,d
Italian sch ools-a sort OF Franco Italian COMPROMISE
~nich aud there reminds that Bietta aamres
R0seip and has not forgotten Verdi Ia his crescerdoS
whilst a, the same time he hits of the orllEsncy and
n be
second act Is the most important In q musical point OF
view There We find good drinking chorus
pleasing popular airs o. Italy, frssh and Original Then
follows rafting chorus OF the "Mstordome," in which
the author has employed the triangle and all The
Elvery material Of tho orchestra. The music o. the
gambling scene Ia draDa c and by far the artistic
Srps vhco os o.
drama scarcely prepared the audience TO expect Tho
freshness Of melody and pleasing general characteristic
VI Sgpor BlcIss music enth usasticaly apprecis
ted by the audience. Tine Emperor aud Empress were
present ~ the nrst representation The ocra decided
success. The lyrical trams has interpreter,
who possesses attractive originality such gave fame
10 the lighter composers o. day. Az regards the
singers they s executed their parts exceed.nsy we'll
according the French schooling OF the voice watch re-
Quires peculiar education the part Ard tor 10
ssppIeci..e The pew rriaa donaa, Nadlle. horssu.
voice, which Is raiber wanting OF melody the upper
notes Roger, as usual VAS warmly applauded. aud the
curtain Tell 10 The universal eraso' o. crowded house,
Here the last Rossin story. The E-, Act, mas the
Iobowng -fosini decidedly takes up mis- resideace
Paris ~ be has Just rented apartment Chauee
dAntin No 2 aithe corner OF the Boulevard here is an
incident Which proves that ne al times displays oil
The vvaciy Of youth "A lev days ago poor organ
grinder stopped The Boulevard began Playing The
air "Di Sanu Palpu' crowd collected rocnd him.
and all al old gentleman pushed forward and
cried "uickcr quicker tell you II is a,leQyo -
SIR raid the lad, 81 do not know What you mean. -
Then will show 700, and seinng the handle Of tue
organ he turned II more rapidly. Inc day afser, the
sd again stopped at the ,ame SPOT aud played air
.n Tanii ralpa In much quicker time ias a. he had
h< al ra- Artz.ta 49,
house, and 81 the same moment Z plecs Of money,
wrapped up IN PAPER thrown out recompense the
tanned double napoleon and The old seriemsp Who hss
acted thus WAS Rossni himself
JUDICIAL CHARGE AGAINST PoLYaAnY m UrAu
THIS uNlrsn sTAir Laws 10 ny ksfoscsD AGAINST IL
the July term Of the First Judcial Dstrct Court for
Drummond charged the Grand Jury very forcibiy and
earDs upon the following amorg other sections or The
And nov gentlemen OF The Grand Jury /, becomes my
duty TO call our special attention with
Revised Statutes Of Inc ussd STATS ~ IN s ,se
which reads a. follows -"If any man or womsn not
being married 10 each otnsr lewdy lascivousy as
married married, 10 guilty OF open and rrors ewd
ness and dessnedy make any open and indecent expo
shall be punished BY imprsonmep, no, exceeding tee
and not leas than montns sf not NOR,
hs ro V.s s'' , % po.n .ne discretion
taken solemn oath before God and these witnesses
tina, you would true pres, nment make Of ali such nat.
tiers and things snoud be given you 10 charge or
otherwise come 10 your hnowleege, touching the
present. service" mis- section, therefore, give yov
IN charge, with an ardent desire tina, you viii cast
on al presuy Jokes Of oppression and iiousy aud
honestly DO your duty without fear, favor or affection
wholly unbiased, A. there 10 statute law Ia MS
Territory regsstiBg marriage torcn ng the subiect
directly or Indirectly, only remains for me 20 sav ihst
oil those ceremonies by The people OF this yerrory cal
led sealing are anything other In the eyes OF the Law
than legal marriage ceremony. In the foregoing see.
gent law 81 criminal ohNacer Tor he punishment OF
open ewdne" this. Indeed was wise and humane on
the part Of tbo.e legislators and 10 ID see ms thar The
Lee stature thereby intended 10 provide remedy for the
correction Of that crying and loahsor1e
cruel, baok and degrading evil, which seems 10 be ons
OF the cardinal doctrines Of the church prominent liz
power IN TINS Territory polygamy, or ct leas, they did
not ntends ~ they have virtually done what should have
been done many years since. The Law s foand IN the
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