New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-19


particular mention plens accept orr svsry
hearty hanks hopes that he rnay become % 10
tund as the birds with which he favored rs. ~
Z { All Y such fayoEs thai seceivsd.,
adR. NEAprE evening should be re-
amhsred BIZ readers and the public generally as
Tho which lIr Neas, avesy distinguished and
vel known trsgeaian, Will make his appearance iii this
city. bis aaszs such as the warm frandship Of
those whom he hanosed W having 1or friends award to
him he certainly deserves avery high place III his pro-.
fion should take rank the side Of the most emf.
nens actors Of the age His here being lin
tied those Of our old who sre sble to form an
exact Judgment with the great actors OF
fosmer seasons and thoss VI recent experience
VINO wish 90 gain ground Tor Judgment should en-
deavor to b preEsnE. q
~ Meats appsatH IN Judge Gonrads tragedy Of HJack
VI Cads. Il # #34# $
NILE PARoDfs LAST Grand CONCERT in
accordance with the request and at the special
Of maay Of our citizens who have been led willing cap
iYes BY the merit Of her melody, and wish to epov so
much " possible, Mile reress parodi has aon.
ssnted 70 and will another grand concert at the odd
Fellows evening which viii positively be Aer
Il last in New Orleans. Ne 5S 3s "a +
The programme Of theconcert. which il publialed III
another column, includes more magnificent music than
often crowded into ormance Of single evening
4noY tnaG my Eedsamar LYst which was SO enthu.
aiasfiealg eneored when sung by Jenny Lind; Mon
Ellis the duetto Norma, and The Marseillsise
lynn are oil announced in III together with several
pretty English songs by Madame srakoach: tsey Yes
Home Sweet Home, and II was on sunday
Morning,2 Mr. strakosch will perform d number Of his
best and tbs occasion will be ennenty de-
serving q public patronage The the great
queens Of melody like that Of aonaets ID rare when thew
are with lose golden opportunity and one which
may not subsequently be offered who fail to attend The
ri the concert and the disposition Of tickets
can be Reen by reference to the advertisement
=.35s5s IT ifs$ q L55.555
8 AlR. MARX SnIITH's BENEFIT. No enc we I'M
aglne viii be panied, while many will be very highly
pleased TO learn that Mr. ark Smith, the exceedingly
popular and able young old mani, Of the ST. Charles
Theater has benefit at that house to-notrow evening
Mr. Smith has bean for many years before our people and
has appeared with such uniform degree Of excellence
that any fresh praise could be bta repetition Of
that must be familiar TO all Born IS it were into the
profession thoroughly educated and well adapted for r.
no has succeeded in winning the good and golden opn
ions Of al before whom be has appeared His persone
merits not shining than those which are professional
have very deservedy placed him lii the front rapk of
popular favorites, and II those who are his friends will
bus tuEn out as they should do an occasion ike the
present. he will be Weighed down not only with kindly
recollectons AFRO with very substantial eyi.
dences and memorials of that friendship The bill nsy
be seen in another column, when seen We it
y induce an immediate investment.