New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

Besides Mozart, HoIiere, CorneilIe and Lord
Byron. there have been dozen paywrights and
writer's Y who have found the naughty amours OF
Don Juan Of Spain malleable subject. There b
an old bustesque Of ii in English, and very sloW
Inn y 49, though - hardly conventional TO say
Sus y aaai.ian 70 e hoat of literary smiths who
worked more at this than at the sFa,sf and their
name is legionJ Nj. Henry i. Byron steps for
ward with hjs latest adapsfon, brought oss It the
i'm de,pes &c ., q Mses , Ihs sgrissa.s which Y snt
will bear comparison with Nj. Byrsns best Efforts
in this line. It is highly humorous, sparkling.
witty full Of "go,n well acted Of cosrses NJ IL
Clarke is LepoYelo, an overTown and nervous
page; Miss Maria Wilson a charming Giovanni
Miss Fanny Jossphs dspper Masette. In Zsrlins
Mr.. Hare presenss the orthodox snount es viilage
Miss Hughes in Donna Anna enter the sperasfc
lists vita similar esccess, while MIR. III. Collier m
the OttaTio presents the NOT nnasaaf spectacle OF
tenor With cold, and appears With Al WOODEN
below the Ryronic mark, and hdeed both By VIZ
ne oi wrting and &C Ang the LATEST bUfssgue pro-
anced at Miss Witonsfs one Of the best that Hsv0
Deen produced there OF elsewhere. S's
pantomime entitled; King Chess IS p5sging aE
one Of the Eolaauu thsatSyss 5zg !, ,g
The guafhtnsss Of the cossumes: whichs repre-
ess az n sso sassssse riss1 courts wo
dssisas sas ssGas snd RRas Rass s w ss
checkers Of black and white The cowtsare COM
poseesJf fierce bishops;e eqalns knixhS6 coursier
rocks the white qucen slks Qassa Misabsth,
and tEy funniest and most fmpisk looldne usvus 5
imagiDable. In one Of the scenes the blsci kdng
Jchess himseifJ gives = eshecA to the qussn, n
ther an impossible move in playing, but ssryseso~
tive ID aapant0mme ~ ~ S6#SfHs
( Robinson Crusoe has ais become the ssbjectof
. pantoMime, which talsss the story from the be-
wellexeczted paintingn
ID Amber gxOed nr, <y7,era
j Wagner has fsken up His residsaee-at Vevey, ,.on
the lake of Geneva.
! Gounod's tTdbeas'' WIN shortly be produces In
Eendon, anEhis g Romeo ct Juliets5r in Paris. n
I The Conservative Royal De Mus4ue, of Bfus-
seis, gives free,instEuction TO- all Beians Of both
sexes foreigners paying 30 per yeax- The adj
is-ccnducted bya royal cumnission Of
seven members The town oouncls az provincial
owns are in thshahit Of paying the expenses of
nremising pupils 5sush as have obtaiIud the frst
,rfzes at the fine art academies OF those towns
fhe teaching in the conseryatsre is cordncssd BY
A professors (ssof whom are females ,p who re-s
eire salaries Of frem $500 to 500 per annnm- The
ractor receivesa salary Of $500, and has q pri-
ate residence in the baildng. The Institution re-
elves subsidy from tile state Of $500, and ons
rom Brussels Of $4,000
kfraEeIing correspondent of t1s London Tele-
raph. writing from Berlin, has tGs facet5ouy al
usion to an opera Whica has become very pcpu-
ar: 5TblqI
I thinkL have mentiBnsa the operasos 4 L5Afri-
aines| once or twice before. 1t iss nos my f.rlt
lou sent abroad aoregard the fzylatsons Of ae
orlaasit wagged, lass politically than socially,
M 70 reP9rt a. vent aang
lever'was there such "a ubiquitous pe.sonage az
hat brick dust coloiHd young womeaa Precisely
ight niontils have elapsed since. deateronsly
-
PaTiss1 rreceededtte certain cities tie north
IN coast of the African continent. Icsme back
rom Airicn.in the stRllaef. aud found the Afrii
aine y in Bow street, Covent Gardan jnst
nissed her r.in the Placed Ia Monnaie, BRUSSELS,
'ut found her blooming like Queen Dido-who.
on may mot have heard, was rich Yandyke,
africa astage at the Hagne The Dasch are =
low going people and, the dhFfk lady need not be
'Xpec I'D IN holland Before 1870. BIttheE were
alking about her in Frankfort and they are talk
ng abeut cthing else in Berlin, Now, where is
this to.end n Sespio Afsican,is was aagooda man.
but he won!d have weesisd at last Of sliskas Am
zig, Dresden, Munich, Prague, Samarcand, sshang-
hia, Ballaret, Singapore Rio Janiere, Hakodadi.
Tobolsk, Bsgnos in Sussex the Gulf ofsCafreRtaria
and the ORKNEY Islands, al ofwhieh places, sIneed
scarcely observe, are tdoWn for visit in mysway
bill ?? # a% Aii3 VI f8s 8f@e ls
This paris Gazette dec Etrangers has the follow
ng csnceining Adeline Patti. 5s
At Marseiles, after her first appearance m Luci,
utu .hfipetEeA UeAt H. b1ESlGre. Gne sang her
ole in Italian, while the other EXISTS sang in
'rench. Rut in deferanee to the public, who had
0 warmly received hssf Mile. Patti imp ased on
erssE the task of learning in twenty -folr hours
Wsecan hardly describe the frantic. jays with
yhich she was received-a Since the.time ofJennE
intffn ARaerica nothing like it has been ssan. Il
'as:. real manifestation, almost riot, of en-
lu.Aasm. Eight to taathDHsand people aWaitaR
no great songstress asths sntranceto the theater.
lerearriage was good, half hopx, 50 dapse waR
in froy
heater andthe Hotel da.Inzembura, whsre she-ia
laying. They broke the glass OF her. .carriage;
4 asy ]ampet up the steps; they almost crushed
cunded with vivas,, and ..htnrahs.v Pasti,a
at, in tha sanabbling was torn 0 I, and the crowd
ought over its fragmants for keeIsakes.. .si5ss
For an hour and q half the. crowd ssood under
Ae balcony Of the eaatntrics, who, to satisfy the
0pplaf voice, had to, distribute to the gathnfing
he fowsrs which had been thrown to her in heaps
hrrng the evening. 55gs,.f5
Atouchng incident was presented at the. mat
nee sseiaA, given at Stone, Rosston Il MaYray's
nencsment Of the parfermanea, Captain TSanarah
vas seen nsherings. IN crowd of Juvefiles, all
resssa aike, and with great taste and naatness-
ipSn y On eaairy. we learned they were the children
tied TO attend tie- exhibition. Iksappsars that
Vhen Captain Tidaarsh was enoamped. here,
! the cor sSmmene smsnt Of tile war, as q. private
ttacked with illness. and9 placed in Dr. Eei-
ar's lhospital then under care oR.thes Sisters Of
ne aa0ve nstituiien, to whose kind and runra.nit-
ing care he feels indebted For great alienation
" his sufierinss and Of whom he always speaks in
erms Of the tltmest respect and gratitude. Upon
ds arrival he called upontAe Sisters, and invited
he attendance Of the children. Hiss invitation
was acceptad;. hence the array of smiling little
aces, happy hearts and Seaming eyes sthat crested
rs in the dress circle Of the ciReus Saturday.
y was qnitaa touching sight tosee tie odsoldier,
with the kadness of his heart ahning in bis face,
and out CT; his eyes,, placing the Ettse orphans V
safely upon the seats with as 'auch tenderness and
care as il they had been his own. We nave no
doubt thscaunusemeas Of the evening was q source
Of much pleasure to the Interesting little party,
and too raaeh praise canncti be accorded TO bhs s-
noble la lies who sacrifice all of the woslds pleas
ures in their devotion to the temporal and spiritual
welfare OF thosa unable to provide for them- :.
selves.7-f Memphis Bulletin.
THs, STITCH made by tae Wilcox & Gibbs. Sewr.s
ing lsachnes is unexceptionabh, and superior.
even to hanersewing, being stronger and mosess
beautiful Can be seen at No. St. CharleR street,,
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The sheriff sells at auction to-day at noon, at
he Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
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