, 1861-04-05

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H.. K.al5Egs IT, 1u success Il IL Bolton W.
gpeatsn ftnn in thf4' 'eiU and New York, la4
her acting e Linda" as well as her Isingipe
WIS. highly 'applauded. Charlotte CushmA
4;!and :Miss &tehbins; thesculpt6g j Aaeompknfe
hera9.s nsts Asn49s e taet set 'ta1 ~ 4sa sas &
ssaE fasS soe eSSt III III SSG eiaa|nast ss Hsran
II pearanceplesed sntah ch thatnaa nf} the cTiftl
}s3cE sst her down a5cbetnE only twenty tire
Years old. Her husband: :Mufder. .aqta - th
! RaRs ths Senssst aqdM Rl:;s Chails Z!
II o;-4 Clark :Kofn1esihas Arrived In EdrdpNeSa. I'll
+ landed from the Teusohia ;9n herslasE TIT, 4
Il isa B5a8Ss a|a -
"a Pht1adelnhIa paper tiyes. d xnmorr 4f,z
Miss Hinck!ey., is about to be married: toa
iWeA11tt1ly yondg gentleman of New York.: u:
| VIM. Vincent, allace's new opera, 9TH,
Amber 'Witeh,n Waa praduced at her Majesty
| theatre on the 28th u1t, before an imnn ense m
I sdience, and achieved complete success.
M. Max Maretzek: has sailed for Mexicoyi4
Havana, with. 8 portion, Of bis opera troupe
I tenor: At Havana, Marefzek will take up thf
sisters Natan and proceed To- Vera Cruz. :
.---Hiawatha, IS set to music by Robert Stoe.
| pei, the husband Of Matilda Heron, who did
up the reeitatiye portion of the poem, has beer
i produced 1T Covent Garden, London, WITH
complete M success: In noticing the1fading ol
Matilda, the London. Era says *. Her rticu:
est trace of an American accent; this is ricb.
s9n;iasFag that Matilda i py birth ~ 1liaa
| The celebrated soprano ginger: Vellutt,
one Of the most successful Interpreters Of Rns,
sini's music dleda few days since, aged 60 ut bIs
villa In the enVirpns Of ;Padua, where be has
long resided" 4 vas tor him that Meye1beer
.'Aure1iaio in Pa1mlia." Velluti was formerly Nv
one OF the singers in the sistine Chapel j: N
In the Bal1o in Maschero" at Paris. Al
boni, tits said, made almost q: complete Haseo
Wlat!s Mario was quite ineffective. II New
York, Phillips and Brignoli were very success.
fol in the same roles in which Alboni and Ma-
/ rio appeared toso little advantage. -, - ;
,.-Ernst, the violinist, whose poor health
prevents him from playing, is occupying his
.tme II composing qaartettes for striDged in
Henry Russell the ballad singer and COM
poser, has taken mp his residence at Bouloene.
DuSang the past winter he established soup
Kitchen at bis house, and so efficiently relieved
numbers Of the poor of the place, that the mu-
nleipai COUNCIL OF Boulogne presented him
with public vote Of THANKS.
Vieuxtemps, the vlolinist, il still play;ng
~ ~ tne Aonday popular concerts In London
sims Reeves takes part in them, and ,Jufes
Benedict, who came here with JENNY Lind.
conducts. -1t'o'
-Gr1sl and Mario, it il said. are engaged to
give series Of operatic pc, formances dnrjna
summer 81 II the Sydenham Crystal Palace. +
theatre will be erected for the purpose in one
Of the transepts. 49, 0A1S
w. V. Wallace has retired from the 1,ro.,
1esslonal Fellowship OF the Musical Society of
LONDON, and Jules Benedict has been elected
to take his place. " @7Ss'>'><s-
1t Is stated in musical circles that Gotta.
ehalk; Inc pianist will shortly return to New !
Yofk, and give series of concerts with Miss'
Carlotta PaFtf.-: 1NN -''-7e
Tt is reported that Mr. GIVE. afrectott. ~
court entertatnme ents, has succeeded in Obtain
iing the galuabie services Of Jenny Lind for
this season. "@ANA~A w.
Eliza Biscacciantt, the once favorite and
beautiful cantatrice, recently attempted fo
commit suicide in San Francisco.
Damages for &, 600 were Last week award
ed BY st. Louis court against II. Maurice
the opeEatic manager, for q breach
of ~ tpa fatsacf ~ mith Henry Boernstern, director
Queen OF sheba," is In rehearsal at The Thaa'
ter t Lyrique, Paris. At the Opera ComInne
ne u new works mentioned are Le Jardinfsr
=" hy u: Polse, and two act opera by
Felicien David. ' eke4" ~
!. :, List Is il Paris, It IL rumored tn ass;a
u the production Of Wagner's " "Tannhauser"
catherine Hayes is making q succezsf,1
concert and Opera tour n Ireland,
Car! Faust, Of Breslau, is now one of 'tha
tEslng | celebrities, Of the day. He is noted for
pug dance music, which in Germany rivals in
popularity that Of Strauss, and has recently
oeen introduced into England.
AT the Convent Garden Theafer, 1ondon
Lne fyne tronpe have produced, with irmense
1.nccess, an English version, By Chorley. Of
Auber's Domino Noir." The princi1,al sinr.
ers IN It are Louisa Pyne, Henry. Habit
II and Y. Albyn, tenors Carri, baritone. md
90 mr. Horncastle, ex-bssBo. Miss Pgne Was
especially successful, and London cr,tic
'peak1ng Of the music, says that ~ It is from
.he beginning to the end 1 cluster Of gems.
ors, concerted pieces, chofuses, orchsst Tal ef,
ecss, ali are exquisite. Sounds and eweet f.
Yrs, which give delight and hurt not Eyery.
hing is natural and consistent, imbued W;fh
he gay spirit, mingled with romantic sentf.
nent =. and feeling, which pervades the drama.
lh1s Is delicionsly tunefuL As in the opersa
Il Mozart, the most comic and even ludierous t.
have . certain elegance of melody.
Fhlch gratifes the sense of beauty witho1t
essen1ng their dramatic effect.". =: : : !: =.