The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-26
Sir John Eowring on tIie American q ues-
tian.

against British subjects which shoud tolerate from no
hef government, think your North would lie stronger
by and unfriendly IFS rcpuda,e
doctrines Of FREQ sdc so gorlous'y triumphant else
where, he IT, but let il not anne thu South for throw
in ur the letters We want you to be strong your policy
makes You feeble; rich you dong your best to
povefsh yourselves brotheriy and you engaged in
tainke sAtghtring, happy and what woes are in all
your households peaceful, and you busted in wide
wasting var. write very frankly u you. Ny heart is
full. love America well, too many dear and valued
fieads not t. desire her pfogr iayy have
Interest To bias my JUDI ,nep, ard all my rejudces
have been on your side Of the Atlantic Yours, very
truly, JOHN BOWislNG.
LiRKsBEAg, EXETER, Nov. 4 1861.
Foreign Dramatic and Musical Items.
American vocaists rapidly rising into estimation
abroad After series or brilliant III England
Patti has been winning fresh honors in Germany Phil
ips las been d,spuing the lanrels OF Aon PARIS and
American star is rising tho musical frma
ment, ard charming London audiences in English opera
The London Daily Ne,s thus speaks Of this 'aays,dame
Gucrrahclaon her first appearance in tho role Of Maid
Marian il Naciarren opera of "Robin Hood;"-
Tn which sha was akin 10 that which
was made Dy .hs first appearance of Vile Patti. Thu
audience expecting little or nothing, were dcrhtec 10
frd that Tire strr ger beautiful ana graceful young
wun,an, charming artist. and niger OF the very high
est class Her ASP c. when she upon the stage,
made instant and visible impr sson, ami the delicious
sweetness OF her voice. anti EXPRESSION signg
he ar,he gem OF the "pera-True Love in Nv Hcart,-
whole
prruance, 10 The end cf tho piece, series ~ tr
nmphs Madame Guefrabclia is by birth an American
bit has lived since her childhood in Italy and France
whore she has received musical education Of NEST
complete description.
Anew play, entitled "Thc Emerald Isle" from the pen
Of Mr. Gra'tn Punket, has been produced wi,h great
success at the Royal Amphitoeairc, Liverpool.
The Quccn's theatre, Belfast, has been burned to the
ground, with all its scenery and properties
Crisis farewell performances Liverpool were draw
ng argc houses. Mile Eieaa Conran (sgnorna Elcna)
who appeared here last winter has engaged by Mr.
Bae sing with her. She has entirely recovered her
voice
Bafe'a opera, "Tbe Pnritan's Daughter, and
ncncdicis new opera, founded tho "Colrcn Bawn, I"
ton AZ covent Garden may be expected in a short time
W. asa hear that Mr. Maciarren is ergaged in the COM
position Of new operaa piece Of intelligence Of no small
interest.
The GG:f4ts Musicale announces a singer Senhora
Rosario 2apater, who viii not out yet for awhile
tiousi sho now when eniy years Of age al
accomplished mistress Of her art with q remark abe
voice.
iszt, the pianists, marriage with tho Princess witt
pes'en has been prohibited by the Roman authorities
on the ground that the Princess has husband living
serioconic drama, in two acts, is in rehearsal
At 81. Jam g theatre.
produced at The l.ycenm theatre
Sheridan Knowles is suffering from severe illness in
the ne.ghhcrto0d OF Belfast
ST.. James Holloway, well known in connection with
A-l'ey = i engaged at the britannia, and appea.
there the l1;h in piece from the pen Of the late f.
L. wilkins.
The late st. Scribe is said 70 have loft libI e,o which
is in The hands Of NJ Anber. who has nearly finished the
nias,c. The title is "La Fancee Ro de CARRIE
Sot,crn playing Lord bandreary TO crowded houses
the Hay ma, ket
Mr.. Charles Mathews contracts the report that he has
quilted the stage. "That am gang,r he says $40 try
The experiment OF entertainment is true and hope
10 uc ass may be such TO give little respite from
my dramatic ahuts, which, however in a short tiae
incGd 70 return. A. an actor first Tor public
Nor and actor hope, when ;be time shall arrive,
b. make my final bow"
Barry Sullivan is giving series Of farewell perform
nees in nga prior 10 his return this country hs
way T. ca itofna and Australia
The Fioiences are playing in Dublin.
Hiss Avuna Jones Young cavorahy known in
this county AHA tanata and who has just returned nom
A -t:n!it made highly successful deblt in Ne,ea .
At nruty arc, the 5,ll inst The London Sa,dac Tins
hiss tic ig cn'csis'ic notice Of her performance
H. voice is resonant sweet, and her elocttr
n. asrcl and emphatic, without beng sted sascea
IL ner pathetic Gtteranccs she aim sa / hef words
yct ~ caenct 50 IN urriin and with al cnunviatila
unaffected, that the tae went The heart wii'oQ. dis
bag any ui Tie scrupl,s VI critica ud
ineet!, diSIts;cd ,hnA that tenGe
he greater than .gnatinn. and ria.
the yGarliig- u hsf 1--we cfei i've taa
the iagc her Jealousy AMI her revenge. H. ..rana
tis dcuue.ti Mss Jones has tic great l,r;, Of
vooi mo'o alton ing fof hef nrfese u,un
III, iricns IL her ivk and the t!e her words thai,
ulon a-J outrageous cAeftions Of p..sca,
The iefiormaIce upon The audience generally ard
tle Success was caetefic. Al the end of each MES
Jones called before the certain receive ibe an
pause II the audience. and at HE cad or tic ny Nj
smith leti her forward amid ensegasic acclan items.
The london Ue,cM winds up a similarly Laisaring
notice with the following
IL itainy some tine since actress capahe OF
exp. rssii passion, nj with much Fragment, even
her intensity HIS MA ie her appearance before Iorfn
blic aal II II not little remarkable that the tcr-
rrmancc generally cha accrized ny dcgfec o. re.
fine mt that in ordinary notions the practice OF
colonial Stage is not calculated 10 produce.
This yosrg lady is, We believe, daughter OF the indi
vidua. Sly ling himself the Count Johannes.