The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-11

HARRISON troupe gave Their farewell concert At st. Law.
renee hal Las. Tuesday
AosrxsAI.-rhe Theatre Royal has lately done good
strong eock company, mostly from his own theatre in
New York Mr.. Stoddard took benefit on Friday.
FOREIGN rFas-According to the papers NJ. and Mrs.
Their success IN London TIE 7imes aud other journals
unite IN the assertion that the gentleman Is the best de-
Powers time; and for the lady they pronounce her
uaapproschable in her peculiar Tine Some idea Of their
popularity may be formed from the fact that their por
traits have already assisted IN fishing the leading
illustrated newspapers. They 70 take their trst
belent at the Adtiphi on tae Goth glt.
new English comedy, called Second Love, written
by Mr. Pagrave simpson eminent lawyer, has created
great sensation among the patrons OF the HAymarket
where was brought out Is represented IS thorough
Mile johanna Wagner has made another bit in 2os-
SIM opera Of raDcredi which VA performed the
ga uh for the first time IN eighteen years, al her
Sig Seri Barald made his dsts on the ed and crea.
sssa w. Hsry favorable Is a. tn loyal Italian
the critic OF the Nws locked aud acted the coluet.sa
Tosdnne to perfection, while her sing ng usual,
an eSempa of the most finished voca zation"
MesdLmes Grs Bos.o, larai Rose Devres and Did &c,
and Messrs Mario Fofmss Gardopi Polonin Zeger and
Roncon were among the performs al the tenth concert
gwen at the Crystal PaAce on the morning Of the 18th
Mre Hstori'a popular was still On The increase AT
Manchester.
The grca, Music Hall IN the Surrey Gardens London
state that il will accommodate nearly ten thousand reo
pie The orchestra, comprising nearly one thousand per
sons, under the direction o. NJ Julien gave Handlers
Messiah Ia the morning; the principal yocasts being
Madame Clara Noyello Madame Rudersdord Miss Dolby,
hessrs. Sims Reeves and Weiss. In the evening the
great vocal feature Madame AboD Madame Gasser
gave her Incompatible ''yase," by Venzano, with
briiancy indicative o. complete recovery from her late
sever, illness. The crowd was immense
SIR CuARLEs MATBEws.--Mr. Chas. Mathews the come.
dian about &c make his appearance before the county
court Judge at lancaster havlnsfe bis schedule under
the Insovent Debtors Act The document which Ia hled
for pabc inspection, contains number Of creditors.
The debts IN the aggregate are set forth At eTsfl
e that sum 500 are without consideration Upwards
OF 600. than entered the schedule,
reducing the debts for which value had been received to
55ll incurred from June, 1854. The insolvency is at
tsbuteA TO the unfortunate speculation in the lyoeam
rlptc Dir. Mathews arrested on the attn instant 81
Preston aad taken to lancaster Castle where he will re-
main until his hearing at the beginning Of next month
The schedule dsclose the SPECTATORS ct the Iyceum
theatre, and the postum @ Mr. Mashe~s when be re-
Ing announcement If maze OF loss O 5,e0e b. the
Iyceurn theatre Among the creditor or the sche1te
are several menoers Of tie corps drd'aotsqN
JzsSY I1so-A fonco- correspondent Of the &rncLes-
ter GuaTdsaI says:-The friends OF Ma5ame Jenny Ind
have beea computing bow much she has anasset during
TIC present season. The result Is enormous that
MED With details which appea, 70 Tear the stamp Of
thea,c.tg. Mstame Line has thus an assured nettee
q o. eighty thousand ponds during her farewell
LONDON AID provinces season TIE only musician whose
oorc,rs at all approached those fJeuny Ind IN point
-
violin & fifteen thousand pounds short
ard tbs was thought monsf, 10 be made b.
Artist large as Il IL, the amount o. eighty thousand
pour Is - represents the that h. " beel
paid By tie British public for the pleasure OF hearing the
Ast strains Of the Swedish nightingale The mddarae1
have stepred n between the pubic and the singer
and have Melted tbonsanls Of pounds By buying up
wholesale the tickets ior Madame Inds concerts, q
the prize 1xed b. fhe srtss and retailing then 20 the
pao.e At prices ars.ng according 70 the defiant One
music &c Ter sent clerk 70 Mr. Mtchelfs on the aorang
al the first tickets who bought hundred anG
rendered bard cash for The amount after the muse
houses had bought NJ the tckes the public presented
Nr Mi.ches and told the tickets were Al, sold
.obn Boil gmtee loudly a. being referred T. th nc
dlemen, and sad he did mind how much profit the
as.sts taa5e IN; dd why he should pay era
Ell I0.ess5d 10 se Tor one inca. Be- srunbiing was
useless. hi made b. the muse shops may be
eo1eeiTed hsa state that seven and eight gcaea: were
PAD .or ..cSets 70 some OF harane Luds farewell cen
cefts hEk shall be with tie Eark II assert that
the sun pad o. the public for the privilege OF sarLg
Tie Ind dur ~ the season us. terminated little short
o. 81 oc00. No one II envy this estrisble and gted
LADY the gains large a they are which che Las acquired
The PITY TIA, she has not herself ved all that the
pubic were wiling 70 pay i0r The delight which Tor ge
r.us Las impaired.
Bolaes Parls.ea has cfe-ed prize neis 81 tie vaue
o. coofr, accompanied with purse Of 2ootr for the
hes. comic opera " one act written under the following
coattons: The Candidates must never Ia produced
the boards CT the Opera y the Opera Com que.
ADy composer who has Represented 10 the Thetre fyue
al opera O. mere thar two acts cannot cofnlete The
lists open 10 Freach copose-s and g fore goers who
have resided for some years 1, France The candidates
will Be unlimited 70 two trials IL tie frs place they viii
be 70 larrd &c lay before committee -elecisGty o.
it15aCh melody with piancforte nc ompa- lnept AMI
Jury ALI select the s!v best, 70 whom Will be e.venaI
breo pbch bey eil be IN ted 20 put 20 nu-ir ard
turn ION orea lsch before the 18th neceraber. The
open cen de-ed the no.t ner cs o. vii - -s2reent
ed = he sTg.n- OF 1851.