The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

pormy a bis "a 10 bis Feast recon- eco al - IL y
may judrc from As perfc'ua'ce last evseos, To ca
course wt,oo moe especially 10 the ceseorssea gu
with vaectDs " tie A'rd act, La shesed himself oa
pabse of rising to the Of tss most ntsnse tras
psstNn
Anotg the other characters yeetsi stands forth In hi
Representation Of Marcel tss ~ o1Soy ssso par
toruArc., aid Ihoceh the "rid, p>u ~As sonesn,
nSrrco oy The Unnecteery ouopess os schcstrs TN
rich noie~ qusiy oi hs ~as neAra to liza atm''
Advantage IN the coDce rteG pieces. Iars wsft
very well hed Nile. or,oani sang the ms~'o sAos'ea
10 @Gsutre Win her aocus tomod ability Raa VIC u o.
praise Is cue 70 Adghen Tor perfor 1 Ii oar
Of tbe Ooont 81 Nev.rs The oi~rA received nth 90
hosissm BY cro~oed and fashtonaoie eudieooo
The Easts novelties tbsstros serc 10, oumss
q Al ths Hay market Mr. f. TAourd Of, du ed
iesqae, "riutc anc iIoserpne" .nich soems to hav,
pt~ SUCCESSFUL hod there two rarces az tho
l1mcosses Mr. Henry Pniips nss appeared at tie
Surrey 10 ~ opers,c drama, me Farmer II Lyons 4"
Oh. mplc, opered The Strand on Easter Moadsy piga.
TER VAS new comedy BY Sterling Ccyno, 'Ncth.ng
veo.Is soaos VIM r., ~ address o. A,O,s. sni's ana
IrurJ Isnc, ara tue ycsum ci.sed.
fARE lie ast'a u the famous lAmberiK IN Otelio"
le~Dg. his success immeose, ana, perhaps, bis
triumph WAS The gres er Tor the tnai earlier
sceies DO vas iss"fng unoer state Of nsrvo1sness
ailltSt painful 10 witness Tsmberiikn voice Ia doe
manly Uoor, Ut mrst ekraorra power In pssaagso Of
ecarvJ acc seplote With encrrness xrus Ia H.
mesinm. HIS scon free aud unsab assed, add bis
WsSnyee far trey were eisoeruibls ,hr.ugn tbs
cutky compexop Of TIE aopf-aro sgresabla aud o.
pfsssive OoLusy 10 Custom al teis 80 ally msss IN
bCsp'pb!c cs theatres on Ills eotyanc rni,herk
roaveo win coToia aopIsnse fhis eucoursgcm,
bad not hoseyer, the effect al removing his asi
tSon. ana In she rsSltstivc and opening air it
ally made itself e,relgiy pesoersoe. S degree
OF taor could COCOA fom the public that great
fise vas teore tnem aod ulder encouraging pisuAis
q TIE auoct &c this nervous feeling at Nusta gradually
dRAppeaTod IL WIS sot howe until the hue tn
Iso thai be shore out himself II Is In this tbs
IasssoG septDett O. the character begin and this
ribac jealousy 81 0teio awakened. Tamoeyik's mssn
ooeh voe. e.,n. Out oe'c 10 al ~, beatty Aae all is re
uercoes siIergh Es CRY for vengeance and death-
hoFTo ma venaoAso,
81 dopO 10, MORO.
These words delivered With extraordinary power
and the last syllable the a,t threw out bis fam
at sharp With force aud effect not 10 10 described The
audience vsaSss and slout OF ealhu-lasm burst
ana tue opsrs literally uterruptcn Until fam .erk
mao appeared at enst hail eczeu Gtno Ia obojop0e ~
The Demands Of the paoc lhs un Yrecedented scsne
a eI 9Th cnoluned by the psssage Of tho duo
be,Ds repealed The great Ut now ss4ted for with
orr Athess eiencs reproo with un6tm
power, ch1iusrho Aci amid IT galar tempest OF cheer
ing and app Ia the third act fambsTiK fully sup
prsed the upsessioe be Rad created ana from this point
70 the ctose OF tho opera his performance vas .
continued osati,n. L. tie last acc nue Gfs wno nsj
previously given but faat resemblance OF charming
prdeDola ot 0rner Days surpfised veil
the audience by the sweetness and pabos OF her staging
and acting Nine Cris, hes not bo~u heard W ad
vantage Paris her retcrn 70 tho stage, two
sgo N Corri mace respec able lego, a1d Bslut, n
he could act but calf well he SINGS would have been
. very credhaole R0detigo. Mme Grs appeared twice
with Tam oerK ut the Of she opera amid tho
newed applause Of the 2ubic, rhc scene which toos
some old opera u that shch occurred On tne bu
Of Duprtx u the Grand Opera, wnon his celeb. ated
suives mo in Gui'hno rell proceed an elect upon
At rn FRAScAs "A pretty little sentimental story
forms the material OF i've act comedy two too osg
for the subject Its IL Les DOgU de Fec, aud the
authors NM Scribe and egouvo, eksei!cnt nsuss OF
crdo the bark Of u COMEDY though the plN OF
the piece the prescott occasion tile u tbs
vaudeville The hei ONE, tue charming Helene, RIGA
every gift but that OF wealth. bern len by her father
the Duke de IAsleuven Who oes poor to the care OF an
tu oIsn hf In had fht
fortuns OF his house by the marriage OF his 10
eupg lacy ho has his eye of immense possessions lie
3covess however that tristan has entirely se t0s
design o. nauebt by fading over head ssd IN love
with hs peuhees cousin. Furious at this discovery tho
count bitterly reproAches Helene VITO having ~ ror co
query arts play upon tho an c,ols OF his
thus oest Dyed tn prospects 10 lite. HeseIo, who
Is the gsyest and most smiaoc OF beings. never
though in reality deeply attached to her coasin,
sne meets the uDworhy charge with the utmost ind saA
on and soes 80 far ~ 70 reiute By declaring that aer
heart had given TO another Unshaten 10 hor
luton by the desoAir OF tristan, she desermnes to with
irsw from her upclos house. for hree tney
At lepgh however, chance reveals tho OF her
she has ehaoRed her aud has become
millincr In vhich position her and
dghs de have made her not only the glass OF
but have Also placed her 10 tho nigh road 70 DO
coming millionaire The dignity Of Ter nooie family
ceivts . COL sic cradle shock by this hamilaung TO
velat,on, but some unfortunate Industrial spsculs
items the part of the Count, her uncle, And
extrsvasance on the part OF that OF rriAtaa. hare
wealth Of the Helene comes most o2portunsy 70
avert approaching rum and the movable Intervention
OF Hy men briggs matters 10 satisfactory close. rIis
nero an account OF tho main poa which caanot o. any
be considered Of bgh class but the merits OF
tails rcpiec Win amusing gsciy aud ept 70 wh oh v,
aocustr ,med ny scribe 10 former Gays Among the
most mot dvetng OF these the rode Of stam@erer,
ope NJ Richard admirably acted by Cot Nile Madeleine
81 otap aSlepe has maze brilliant ADDITION TO ner re
pyt0ire and Mines. Ddoois Valerie, J'uassain, &c, so
share 70 the success OF the piece Tho
pamts o, the called for Rad gwen oat vita
the customary salu;ations.
A patoetic and po~erfully written tale, by " About
has furnished the m.tsriAs Tor drama, called seer
nsipo" ut the Gae theatre. The plot Is tolersby well
known 10 ost r-sders, the original novel having been
lublished rs f,iletun the Mynitep Inc priacipai
character, q, rmsnc r. charming young Creature wuo,
the prey OF terrible discsse, consumption, gvon over
ey eer ana wsen 10 INA. sa e
ect In Wow by efectins marriage, aad looks
iowad 70 being again At liberty oy the death OF hs
BRIDE Germaioe, however Amos niracuiously RECEIVERS
ann tto Count becomes deeply ehsmorsd OF ner beauty
nd sniable qualities Sbe has however rival 10 the
person u former Mistress OF toe Count Mme kerm'ay
and this employees assassin " ahe hcr lie. ou
becomes herself the victim OF the muroerefs posnrd
In the ersna this ject worked out sn consider able
abay, though too horrible tor pleasant read ne Is
powerfully dramatic. The authors, Nm. Denncry ana
Gre nieux have adapted 10 tho stage With SKILL and
forms startling and effective piece, quito IN the style OF
the [" Gate"
Ristor has re appeared II the nAlens, In neiea and
The arsrscmcp,s for the erection o, the thsatre
contain ABOUT 900 persons; and not rtnstandng the
unusually moderate rates ut which "a intended - nx tne
price OF admission, toe rUcepu expected 10 amoint
from 900 francs 10 10 goo fraocs nghl The stat
utee 81 joint stock compsoy, BY whom tbs house "
be built, are already drawn up ne c.p,s o. inc CON-
pan bxcd millions, divided into IL 900 shares OF
eco france each This theatre 10 be built en- the Place
Chsieet the point of Junction OF the Boulevard Dc
scbss.opo and tho Rue de voh, and the company VIII,
IN ADDITION the theatre, build sir houses tho grorud
belonging them, the rent OF which, with the suovcn
ton OF 90 frsnos WHOM Ia 70 receive, will, a.
Ina MI n
Rosy "A couespondeut says;-Apropos OF music we
promised q opera CT voros tor The ensuing car
niva In Rome entitled ola ysndeita IN Domioo"
This oompo~ intended by the mreairo for tho thea
Of San Carlo 10 Nap foe which vas expressly
written the beginning Of the winter bat the direSors OF
that establishment having insisted upon changing the
reto for another, ettitled "Adels desi Adimar Tor
which would not have been well adapted, Verdi
refused 10 oengn mis- composition 10 them. The Neapou-
govern ment consequently withheld Us sunua subsidy,
the ascr having faded In his duty of producing uew
opera By first rate maestro every season Inc manager
bias sued Verdi for damages 70 the uue Of 600 ducas
Verdi has replied BY counter demand for damages from
the manager lawyers reve In the musical Fray and no