The New York herald., 1862-07-14


thonsh taken more slowly than was intended BY -
composer, could hardly have been surpassed in unsf-
feoted pahos. the perfestion Of expressive sim.
tone Of years rarely parssisA In the highly chs
raetsrstc music Of the third act Mile rtiens was noe
less happy: rho grandest display 9 Nile Titiens,
bowovsrthat Ia which her power - . singer and her
remarkable energy actress were united with the
most striking and complete enect-was the Anal trio
splendid trio Nile Titiens than equal 70 its
vocal and dramatic expression. and that though
nearly ono hour After midnight before had
she rvstted the attention Of the audience from hrst
last, we need say NO more In her praise.
NJ. Thalbsrgs second concert at the Hanover Square
Rooms, attracted An immense audience This no
than might have been expected after the
binary impression created by his nrst performance
week previous On the present, the former
sion, N. Thaborgs programme was chiefly limited 70
the productions Of his pen.
Nile Lisbhsrt the celebrated prima donna the Inn.
portal Palace and the Imperial Opera In Vienna, has
rived in London, with the intention Of remaining during
the Mile Lisbhsrt Is OF various styles
Tho rspertory Of Anna Zerr Astriafaments" SC that
Of Mile wldausr (sAs operate soubrste, Sc and that
OF the ordinary nrst soprano equally At her COM
mand. She is also renowned as . singer Of national
airs--suaban, Hungarian, &c.--to which shs mpsrts
extraordinary gsniality and freshness.
Hector Bsroz has written comic opera As the
Paris theatres stu close their doors against him. he has
destined for the Inauguration Of the French theatre
at Baden Badenof course At tho request Of the local
play king II is in two acts and 10 entitled "Bsatrice
ct Benedict" Berlioz is said to have written the book
himself, founding IL Shakspsrs . "Much Ado About
Nothingn The opera will be produced in August. De-
spite the admonitons Of the papers the management
the Imperial Opera has not Jet made up It's mind TO
bring out his great work, "Ios Troyens" Such treat
msnt OF such a msn-snd member Of ths Institute to
boots incomprshensible.
NJ. Bagier, the speculator who in negotiation
last year FOR Her Majsstys theatre in London recently
purchased at public auction the Sae vsntadcur the
Italian Opera House) for the Of 200 900 francs
(f1o4 o00> N. Calzado the present occupisr, offered
$500 900 francs $4,000 less) The position OF these
rival spectators s singular enough. NJ Bagsr has the
the theatre without the right Of performing Italian
opera while b. Cazado has the privilege Of performing
Italian opera. without the theatre. He is, however,
Aeavoring to build Opera House and tho London
Morning Post states that he offered TO Risor tho Of
400 GOO francs for her lot in tho Massherbos which
she acquired some years ago for 40, 900 francs.
An Italian paper announces the publication OF . new
work by Rossni suggested by the hymn OF Bacehiids
is described grand work for bass, rather for
chorus in which principal bass scts AZ the cory
phus the ancients The composition conducted with
wonderful art throughout The prelude characterized
by an ndescrbabs delicacy and voluptuousness which
the while tha finale remarkable for the alterations
of sound and for the harmonious echo which repeats
through the long halls the songs Of youth rsvslng in
love and wine.
His ton Before q United
States Conn issfOner.
From the Boston Traveller, July 1871
This forenoon before United States Commissioner Mer
win Mr.. George Gordon and his examined
charge of treason.
Assistant District Attorney Iothrop for government:
II N pnrk IN d0fandanfS
The first witness examined Peter Hobart, Jr who
testified that, having heard mpuations against the cha
OF the deendants he undertook to ascertain tho
truth OF the stories and rst wrote letter On the 9Th
July no visited their place OF business with others
Mr. George Gordon Jr called his enemies, and said
we we're pack aboltonists Aftor ne left the
place lie made memorandum OF what was said. He
said there five OF thsm, and they able to coan
out tie whole city OF Boston, five 1t time. He said he
would be damned If he would put out the American tag
that he had rather live the Southern confsdcracy
than under abolition rule. He said he had rsceiy cd
threatening testers, called the party OF VISITORS
eonspirators, and swore vengeance against them IL
| they interfersd with him He told Mr. Wash
burn that he would not be coercsd to put
out q flag. He threatened have me arrest.
ed for trying 70 raise mob to destroy his goods.
Deacon Palmer cndcavored 10 p,cfy him. He denied
sre had been auy cheering in his place Of
the retreat Of Mcclellan Gentlemen who were present
Mr. Ioh-op then read the letter sent by Mr. Hobart 10
Mr. Gordon, charging him with rejoicing the defeat
Of arms recommending him TO throw the Ame-
rsAn flag and declaring that the day would be
late fer private interview, which he desired He said
that IL reply not received by ten O'Clock the
| 5th he should consider the defendants guilty Of the
| charge made.
A letter sent in reply was read, in which Mr.. Hobar,
| was recommended TO mind his own business and deny.
ing that cheers had been given in the shop whom OF
Mcclellan defeat was received This Was signed Cor
| don & Co."
TO another party letter OF character similar to that
sent to tho Gordons but hs declined 10 give tho Of
The party .ddrss':a M Tn. letter sent @ 70 TO- 'eo eordons
Dir. Washburn aud myself are members Of committee
having reference to this case 50 is M stone; don't
know how many members tho committee consists of
Mr. James Thrasher has frequently complained of the
Gordons; the number OF persons Whiting The cordons
| place was forty to hfty.
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