The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-03

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oPERATIc ENTERTAINMENT TO BE GIVEN IN Hoyop
OF LORD RENTREw.-lt is rumored that if accepta-
Die to Lord henlrew, grand operate entertain
ment In his honor, will be given at Front Street
Iheatre on Monday evening next. The whole
strength OF Messrs. Ullman and Strakosch's COM
pany from the New York Academy of Music will
be engaged for the occasion. II. w. Overden
Esq, British Consul at this port left the city ves-
terday morning for Harrisburg, where he expected
to meet his Lordship and obtain his consent to the
arrangement. number of our most influential
citizens have the matter in charge, and will no
doubt make it worthy of the occasion.
| MARINE DISASTERS IN SEPTEMBER-Th list of ma
rine losses during the past month, comprise So YES
sells, OF all classes, viz: ships, 3 banks, . brics
| and y schooners OF these q were wrecked 4
| foundered, abandoned, . capsized . burnt, and 3
| were run down. The total value of the above lex
elusive of their cargoes) may be estimated at about
$4,000. The loss Of life attending the wreck of
the ship Il. Ii. Dixey, severe, numbering six
teen souls. Three persons were also lost with the
ship Evelyn, and one with the ship Chatsworth-
Seven were also drowned from the brig Mary
Pierce, which capszed on her passage from Bangor
to New Haven, and was subsequently lowed into
Boston,
The oPERA.-L"cre=ia Borgia was respectfully
presented at the Frontstreet Theatre last night.
but did not draw very crowded house. The Sis
tiers Natili undoubtedly possess histrionic powers
OF high order. Signor Errani shows good
school, and is a most careful and conscientious
singer, and wihal good actor but his voice lacks
the force necessary to render passages expressing
high emotion.
Tonight we have the musical event of the SEA.
son, the Temperance of Madame Colson, Tor, as
some of our contemporaries express it, he Colson, J
in her great role of Folea. This opera as is well
known, is founded upon the story of "Ca,pile" and
is one of those in which Madame Coson has achiey-
ed her greatest triumphs Her superb voice and
inimitaoe acting have rendered her the most dis
tlnguished lavorite Of the Baltimore musical rub
iic and ste recprocates this kindly feeling by ex-
ertlng herself to the full extent Of her extra
ordinary powers whenever she appears upon our
boards. Last Spring she met with the most
orliiant success and carried off the palm from all
competitors repetiions but securing for her larger
audiences. We are assured by telegraphic
despatch handed us last night, that this accom-
pshed lady left New ork for Baltimore yesterday
afternoon, so that no disappointment need be
'eai Gu. She VIII De supported Dy Efra0l as 1VFeG
and Barili as Germont
we sincerely hope that this will not be the last
night OF Madame Colson, and we are encouraged
to believe that 1t VIII not be, from report which
Teaches that Lord Renrew NAV be ex
pected in Baltimore next week, and that a grand
musical entertainment is in preparation for the
occasion, in which, of course, Madame Colson will
bear part. We hope that the services of Stirelli
may also be secured, he was identified with Col
sons triumphs last spring.
The rush for tickets for tOnight's performance is
unprecedented, and secured seats have been sold as
far back as the last bench of the dress circle Those
who wish positions worth having should apply
| early this morning at the ticket offices, (Wilfip's
and Stoddard's) as the parquette seats were selling
rapidly last evening. The audience will undoubt-
eddy be one of the largest and most brilliant ever
assembled in this city, and bids fair to rival in num-
bers the vast throng which greeted Macreadv when
he appeared in the same Theatre in his great char
acter of Hamlet. We expect also to see the cxhibi.
ton OF no small amount of enthusiasm on the occa-
sion.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-A fine audience as
sembed at Holiday Street Theatre last evening to
witness Mr.. Booths rendering of the character of
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