New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

and the supes," OH heaven In their dirty dfiapi-
dated old Costumes they reminded US more than any.
thing else, of gang Of fagged-out laborers, just
marched in from hard days digging in swamp
canal Oh, Ben DeRar, what's the matter with you ?
| To night three pieces are to be given. I" Jane
Shore" n which Mrs. Farren appears as Alicia aud
Miss Fanny Farren as jane, with Pope as Gioster !;
q The Young Volunteer in which Miss Fanny Far.
ren appears and sings; and The Swiss SWANS 4
in which Miss Denham and Yning Bowers appear.
Tomorrow night Miss Fanny Fitz Farren takes
her benefit, and Sunday night will conclude her and
her mothers engagement.
The ORLEANs.-The season opened at the Orleans
last night with Immense ecat and the lower city is
itself again. The Orleans was filled with the critical
habttues of the opera house. anxious to remark the
quality of the new corps of music makers, to secure
whom Manager Boudousqaie has been ransacking the
European preserves of talent As usual on first
nights, the attendance of ladies was small but few
appearing III the open stalls though the atteed Ioges
obscured good deal Of beauty in their dim retire
ments. All were alike anxious to see and hear sthe
Cordier' Angelo Cordier, the elepe Of the Com
servatoire de Paris, brought direct from that alma
mater to make the first record Of starry fame ii this
Western world If it is to be- time will show-if not
ditto the young dcblttante has fiery ordeal Of crit
csm to pass through before she receives the verdict
of our dctat0rs of musical taste
The opera was Rossini's BARRIER Of Seville y and n
muta exDectatfon the auditory awaited t rising oF
the cprfefn The first nerFnrrnar nf ,,ota ,yI,i
fronted them en- debut was Mons Lpcien Bourgeois
first light tenor, and quite a Young man apparentv
He possesses a pleasing voice, but Of only pedinn,
power, and is graceful and easy in action. He ner
sonated lie Comte zAim4piya Next came Mons
Beauce. the new baritone. who fhttered forth nnor
the stage as the immortal Figaro. the barber He
displayed the qualities of fine actor and singer. and
thorough appreciation Of the requirements Of tIat
vvacions role, which he played and sang admirably.
and amid much applause. Mr., Beauce was mon the
Orleans boards six or seven Years ago and il said t
he much improved,
Finally. the event Of the evening oecnrred tbe frat
GLIMPSE Of Mile Cordfer, which tbe balcony SCENE
afforded for moment mill the enyons doors Of oi5
Ba,fhot9s mansion shut her from the Thousand ,,oir
of ewes which were fixed upon her. In the next act
her trial came. The rising drop disclosed her at her
tambour work and she instantly becaroe the mark af
the whole broadsde of doubIe.barreled Eorpns4e ar.
tilery under which She slightly ouaied as she arose
and came forward to the footghts. After few
notes, generously hearty sayo Of applause encour
aged her and she proceeded with more confidence
There was considerable Of the novice apparent in her
department and eXecntlon' winch might be for the
most Imputed to the embarrassing circumstances OF
frst appearance, though there were many CLEANS OF
cultivated style Her voice Is melliflnous and, from
hef PAy@'qRe, Wn'ch Is ROBUST We expect there IS
plenty OF it. for we cannot say that an opportunity
was last hlght alordea US TO Judge decidedly OF Its
possible compass and volume. This may be our own
allt sitting the opera through its late