The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-26

iesty's theatre) aud Madame Rudersdui a. may likewise
DC essed among the noticeable novelties IN the vocal de-
rNmeht; whlic the engagement Of Nile. Savioni can DO
H,VVFaoy recorded as having brought and accom-
Eheu danse'se to the ballet Tho other principal per-
ahn namely Mssiames csiilOg, Pence Mclantnr
valho, iaguauco, Nantierdiee, SignoJ Faure Tamber
TX, Eohcohi, Gfazlani, 2eger, her Rayadi, Iaganeo
ioiu ana Mario belonged, and all, 10 me company
winch we have been accustomed to admire Of late years
al covert Garden and as much need scarcely aau,
my De said with respect TO those most eIcic aha M
o'tsh' members Of the establishment Sgnor CVsla, M
H. beverley aud Mr. Augustus Harris.
Tho Paris Nonite publishes the law approprating the
proceeds of the sale Of certain domania lands to tho
building of the OPERA and at the same time opening
TO the Minister of state credit Of million Of francs for
the current year
The Emperor Napoleon the King Of Sweden and Prince
oscar honored tho Opera with their presence on the
night Of the nth to witness the performance of "Crazosa
lie Marche des nnocents and part Of the "iuguenots
spectacle Of remarkable variety and beauty has been
got up at the Cirque Imperial Paris. The thread upon
which succession Of magnificent scenes, ts, combats
dances and tabeaux have been suspended called ala
Prise do Pckin"--tho campaign in China and the
taking Of tho Celestial city, the tortuyngs o.
tho prisoners. and tho burning of tho summer
palaces OF the Emperor in retaliation being the
chief incidents. The representing these gardens
and palaces are to be placed among the modern miracles
of scenic art while the grouping dancing Of the corps
cling effects which must attract all Paris The piece Is of
the usca kind aud iswritcn by Denncry who takes
view Of events somewhat different from that given IN the
cIical accounts but this is Of the least possible conse
fehee as the piece solely directed the eye and here
the painter the cosumor and the machnst have brilliant
ysucceeded Among tho personagos introduced is poor
Mr.. Bouby, the correspondent Of tho London Times who,
1t will be recoectcd was among the victims. The public
could very well have dispensed with tho introduction.
AS matter Of taste and feeling il is painful as wei as
offensive to see real sunerings mixed up with theatrical
trash Of this description. The plot Of the affair isas usual
in most Of these show pecesa of absurdty which,
luckily for managers not the least impcdiment to sue
cess of the most lucrative nature. ala Prise dc Pekin
VIII, without question, run for many months
NJ Avary has just lad opera, in two acts, received
at The Grand Opera.
NJ Tamberik has arrived in Paris route for Naples,
where he is engaged for series Of representations.
II is said that tho new fyrquc, Opera House, which
was to have been ready FOR opening in September, viii
not be completed before the month Of April
Sc!gman, the popular voloncellst is engaged FOR the
musical festivals at Hamburg and Wiesbaden to take
place on the 10th and oath INST.
Tho Lomta,do, Of Milan, publishes the following
curious letter, addressed to the Pope by an OH
woman, once celebrated dancer
AT the alva.icei ae6 NJ ia humble myself in tho
dust, and bitterly ceAole having occasoncd mary scan
das by dancing in theatres during PERIOD OF I'VE and
twenty years, and having heaped up cnioyments and
riches by the practice OF that diaboiica art At this
when the Roman government Is enduring such great
anguish, venture, unworthy sinner as am, to come
eebly is aid with tho trag of five hundred Aus
TRAN ivres which Offer contribution to st. Peters
penny, mlloriAg at tho time his blessing aad
Prayers for myself, my deceased father, my daughter
Charlotte, and her son Eustagio and fzbch his wife,
r MI the children they may have, and finally for all my
children an., noserity, to the end That he good ma
triumph aud the wicked perish His Holiness humatcd
servant and sinner, GlrsEPpA TALhNRA
Ex fist darccr Of the Ancient Csa'pine Republic.