The New York herald., 1864-12-22
Tho Opera.

fresh pieces added by the composer unqualified
success. The music has been long familiar g. the pub
lie that nothing need be said concerning except chat
the additional passages introduced by Auber appeared
meet with much favor from the audience, which
very large, fashionable and critical. The duo, "To
son Signo," and terzette, un cavaIieren
very fresh and entirely in tone with the original
music The latter, indeed very brilliant The same
may be said OF the aria for the BARITONE all OF which
In the FIRST act The opening aria for Zerna the
second act s decious yet while 1t strikes the at
not In exact harmony with the OF the music
with which the has orpamentad his work. The
whole Of this act, which comprises the bed chamber
scene, given In manner which called out repeated
expressions of applause The artists called before
tho curtain after every act. The
ous and upon the whole the admirably pro-
duced and gave general satisfaction The In the
frs, aud third acts esecual and entirely
Fra Dtcoolo will be repeated Friday night. Tonight
Don Sebastian will be given In Brooklyn.
BROADWAY THEArRx-Ths extraordinary success Of Mr..
OWENS representation Of Scion Shngls will be marked
very positive manner, to night, at the Broadway
Theatre by his porormaucs in that character for the
huudredth time. We have doubt that old Solon will
be fresh he hundred days ago. enduring
term equal to the life os tho Albany Leesia,ure and
infinitely satisfactory to the public We understand
that the holders OF reserved seats for tonight win be
presented With excellent photograph OF Soon Sbingle
Obituary.
cHARLEg cELEerINB SHERMAN, INFANT SON OF MA.
J,k GENERAL ". r. SHERMAN.
Charles Csessne Sherman, infant Of Major General
W. T. and Ellen Sherman died at South Bend Indi
ana Sunday tho 4th Of December at the age Eve
months and twsuty.three days. He died OF pneumonia
This the second child which tho has lost within
short space OF time, hs little Willie having died 10
Memphis Tennessee. about fourteen months ago. the Al
mighty In His mercy visiting his homo and heart In their
dearest and most tender points at . moment when his
chivalrous course gallant bearing brilliant successes
thrills the entire naton and will enlist lie sympathy
him In his bereavement
Charles Ceestins buried 10 the sanctuary Of our
"LAdy OF the Angela. tho property Of the society
South Pend, oS which bis brosher Willie . member
Mrs Sherman having taxen up her residence In South
BEND. for the purpose Of being children, whom
she educating at N0tre Dame and st. Aary's the beau
tfui remains Of the BABE Immediately conveyed TO
st. Mary's Academy. fsey appropriately received
BY procession Of "CAldrsn Of the holy Ansels,o
whse wells and lighted candles. and laid out In tho
psrOr OF tho academy, whore the young ladies' belong
ing - the Chidren of Mary kept constant watch BY
day night Tho noble bead Of tbe child crowned
TO the feet, and bis mother with touching proprety
placed palm branch In the aabaster hand Of the little
kept constantly burning around him. Surrounded with
briancy and besuy, all who beheld him thought OF him
q triumphant citizen o. paradise.
the Wednesday after his the touching rites
SOrin IN tho Church OF tho Sacred Heart, NOtre Dame
The Hight Rev Bishop Of Fort Wayne delivered appro
PIRATE ana excellent Sermon and the music of the choir
accompanied by grand organ Just erected the
church, touching and beautiful Tho procession
headed by the cross with lights carried each SIDE and
followed by long line OF "ChdPen Of the holy Angels'
ite boys who serve a the atari In rcd and
white surplices
After these the little cofn with pail OF
embroidered white satin, dove OF gold In the centre.
It was borne BY four OF the "Chiidren OF the Holy
Angels"
Next came Mrs. General Sherman accompanied by the
n ot
members Of the family, and Very Rev Father Provin.
cis Rev Father Carrier the chids godfather and Rev
and tho people
None forgot that the valiant General who engaged In
the perous defence Of his country had the
fair bud which drooped soon, and fervent prayers
offered both for hts consolation ard triu mph.
Z. ROWLAND, UsIrED STATES CONSUL AT PORT
ELIZAnyrB, @. q. ".
From the Port Elizabeth Cape OF Good Hope) News,
Oct. I5
The mail per Saxon brought the sad news OF the un-
timely death OF h. Howlsnd Fq, American Consul than
whom no man was more respected In this town. Mr..
and Mrs. Howsnd were on a trip TO Switzerland Mrs.
VI. had lust stepped out the balcony OF house
where they gtaying, when her husband very
act OF cautonng her against leaning the rail-
balanced himself, nnd fell with great violence the
rocks below. The height but few feet. but his
bead severely injured and, alter four days suffer
ing. Mr.. Howlapd died. The deceased will be much
ing ny the circumstance that return
TO Port Elizabeth by the very steamer which brought the
tiopgs of hts death.