The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-08
AMUSEATENTs.


TIE NATIoNAL THEATER Friede.
Tci, she beautiful and gifted soprano at the
National Theater, is well known and appreciated
by TIE people Of our city. Her company is a
choice one end the orchestra excellent. To night
the "riederici company perform Martha :" to-
morksw night. Carl Won Weber's masterpiece,
" FTtischutz," or the Wild Huntsman of the
Black Forest, en- opera 30 original and so con
trags 10 all the pre- established rules of musical
congestion that the dilettanti at its first rendition
stood aghsst from the first coup d'drchet to the
tndic. But FreischutZ bears up still as one
OF the great compositions of human genius, and
stands second 10 /" The Barber, - "Don Giovanni -
"hobert lie Diabe " and " LucreZia Borgian and
se6s2d 10 none other. Tuesday, 81 Trovatore,"
Mossfts great opera. " Don Giovanni between
which ana the Z" Barber'' the world is not vet de.
cidgl as 20 preference, is to be put on the stage
at Tee National in the same style, exactly. as it
wss'played and sung in Vienna and Berlin du-
ring the life OF the great maestro himself. No
prissa donna that has visited New Orleans since
thaW.r has equslled Friederici in beauty of per-
SOD asd face and in freshness. power and eultya-
tics. " voice. Mr. Grau has first rate troupe and
gcsd orchestra, and those of our people who do
not eitness the performances at the National
Tb...vr, this season. will have reason TO regret
haiss failed to hear one of the loveliest and most
eXqpisie vOcalists in America.
N,-'EETIEs.-Ihe " Romance of Poor Young
Mans was played last evening before another
lars audience. IL is safe to say that every char
acsSe. n il is well played, without there being a
pefIsarly marked excellence in any. Miss Free
man FAST evening took the character of the
govssaess, NIUE Helollln, played by Miss Gray on
ttTg,Rht previous, and in il appeared to charm
ing advantage. Miss George Dickson, as the
pla.a:ive and confding poor relative. Nine
HiET.sJ, gave TO the character by her vivacious
sctslk prominence and interest which surpassed,
we ,,"ubt not, even the CONCENTRATIONS of the
druggist himself. Mr.. Floyd also won for him.
seHst,o, as De BeUdrTaes, the man Of the world
frescknt and emphatic applause. Tonight ald
will ha al
aus 'Hr the matinee tomorrow noon the " Ian.
cssJs.e Lass " will be revived. For this latt
en..SsinmeDt prices are reduced one-half, viz:
tifitscents for adults, and two bits for the
iuvSutes.
hsnaBEMY OF MusIc.-To-day the juveniles may
celkafate the anniversary occasion by attending
theS.sunee at the Academy, the only entertain.
meFsDf the kind given, we believe for their ben
eht. Sach circus and such a rare chance to
viegAt comfortably were never to be met with be
for1:;: Sebastian, DeBerg, Cook, Fish and Cas-
telrisSwith their trained horses and educated
mup:l, will be sure to afford the youthful specta.
toTtsssnough entertainment to last them at least
SSthe day after, when the regular Saturday
as sE9al.
SS.CHARLEs.-The Hanlons and Plan. not to
epe29 OF the parlor theatricals, Miss Thorne, and
the s&fpist. have hit the nail on the head and
hlleS,he 81. Charles to overlooking every night
sinceSheir appearance. We are heartily glad to
see tSfor II gives assurance that tteatergoing is
righieAind Of entertainments are offered. We re.
comStnd all who have not yet witnessed the per-
fornnhces TO which we allude, to do go, If they
wou;a witness very rare display of athletic pro-
heieW,y and sprightly and pleasing programme
OF :2ieties. Tomorrow noon a matinee will be
givsBsa order that ladies' and children may have
an ollbrtnnity TO see all these things. The pro.
gIases<e Will embrace all that is given in the reg
ulat entertainments.
To,s THUMB AND COMMODORE NUT lis years
sincessast We met" General Thumb 10 New Or
leans,,'and when he goes away again, ait may be
for YEARS and i may be forever" so take our
sugslstson, reader, if you and your children have
not's?ea him and his Lilliputian wife, and his
comic nions, Commodore Mutt and Minnie Warren,
aed 20 TO Masonic Hall and see them at the drst
con Gent opportunity. Tridaily receptions are
CttgyeENT CRY MusEUM.-Yisitors TO this well
arrGNSsd cabinet Of curosities, living aud in.
anilf&ts, never come away otherwise than gratifsd
by hs opportunity there afforded Of witnessing
won:tfa collected from the four corners of the
wors " minister 10 the novelty craving palate of
New'es eans amusement seekers. The museum
is oHSs Charles street, directly opposite the St.
Char'ss Hotel, and viii be found open daily from
. a. .. 10 10 P. NJ.
FhYouEN's BuREAU.-The following order is
IiteIasin:
HEATWRs, BUREAU OF REFUGEES, FREfDarENl
ANR ABANDoSsp LANDS. STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New orleans, La, Jan. 7th, 1869. J
AS, tse general operations of the bureau has
eeafe5 ~ act Of Congress Of July 18th, ls6s. and
the IS5 teal department Of the bureau ordered 10
be raIiisiy redueed-no more disabled superauu- |
ated f:nestiute sick freedpeople from the parish
OF e saus including the city of New Orleans, |
VII y admitted in The New Orleans Freedmens |
(harmel Hospital, corner Of Common and Broad |
slret,s 81 order Of
BIS mai Geu. EDWARD HATcH, 0. S. A.,
- Assistant Commissioner.
LUCIUs Il. WARREN, !
bV " sl.,6 NoL u 3 A, Cept 35h Infantry, A A. a g.
OlSOtn' w. W. WoOD,
81! second Liert lst Z. s. Infantry A A "a
Whers ere the school marms? These bureaus
are thy people sent hither from the East to teach
rs the suglish language, and to instruct the W.
ortunsg negro " As the general operations,
'tc.,. ceased, and the medical department Of
he hefegu ordered etc. are there no bolts IN
leaygdy
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