, 1870-04-17

l. | Wednesday nlEht, "Martba; Friday nigh
! Rose Of CASTLE" This, it should be remeu
d Pa1epa IN English opera, as abe closes her 90
!, sou in June. She will t4en SO to Europe, tai
: ing some OF her present company over wit
q her, and give English opera in London ne7
year, 2nd the year after return here with a
- Next week vii be . memorable one in dr.
I matte interest, as Mr. Hess intends to reviv
:! Henry ", with the strongest cast it has prol
ably ever had in this country. In scenery IN
,, costg1ning; also, ho is leaving nothing undon
} something to be remembered. The followin
| is the entire cast:
Sir John Falstgf. ~. ]. T. Hacket
aot:PsT as H.; Jan isnes s1aaTn1G H Ta1o
"a ff Poins. Geo b chapi
Eng Henry ::4E;J J. F Nagl
fai'e! Ell 3 " aaTfss
Sir Halter Blunt. NJ. Z: 3. 4ardcl
81 Richard peTnoa. -.-.-..'...-'H ~: Geo Rosco
Ear Ell beagssss Betf g.
Eari II Naisum6riand. .......ML ]. B. Egernan
GadG:ii...:........M;ia!1n' Gad:ii Il i L ssaRsaS1 se1mou
j.agy' aS!, b., ~ ~: q sca1
~ 6t;el M oAar Aans Ro5o1 os.
As will be noticed, there are ltea prominen
stars in this csst-Mr. Hackett3 the only Fa1.
stat, a1r. Vanderho1, the shakB7ezean reader,
and Mr. Taylor, who supported Mrs. Landal
last year The rest Of the .csat also is nn.
usually strong, and we, may at |last have the
pleasure Of seeing this great historical work oi
Shakspeaze's done as it ought to be done
moves which have been made b5I Mr. Hess fol
next season, for the details Of which I must
| Keep you in suspense for ahother weok- They
will make Sensation in the opeatic world
Lucille Western comrnsncea h.r engagement
at McVicker's, On Monday, NTH .:E:st Lynne >
! hers ha MIA
in "0hver Twist" and "F1u-Ftoa," the
| BOSTON Museum version. Tie new play.
farce "That Ter1ible Tinker" win
be brought out st the Museum
Monday s 9isht, the s: former y with hs following
| n0rd, j. " Dlaisde1] Ar. ChspeniI, j. G..
Pa1gett; Ar. Larrin.er, E. H. horna; Pd{pan,
H. W. Barnard Roger, j. l. Lseoy; Stephen,
L: La Plant 4a,y, MIs. D. R. Allen; Alice,
Miss KAtie Mayhew Mrs.. Harrington, Mrs.
Marketing Saturday Night, !" ;" Shoe Fly
ss PiscatoriI psstimes," aud 20! Hush y
also, nov singer, Monroe Dem2ster.
lam pleased to be able to give you some de-
tails Of the death of Moschales the great
teacher, who taught Mendelssohn and THAI
berg, which take from private letter, as fol-
Poor, dear; kind. old Aoschees is dead he
e1c1ted himself too much with the Belg7Ave }ou.-
ns s1a ssassass ss IN seg aa
he could give no more lessons at the Conservatory
Or 60 70 concerts - Toq may M thiqk how l,1,1 fh5t
an rum his me class % 1t u home, @ @ and fSanes tafee
weeks since came to Abend- -Untcrhaltung,
whsEe he as 3sceive1 With cnss s H. was
only weakness from cid agc. he wanted to dvs
lesson the day before he =dieds nut she doctor e.
a'a sppreacSns e1t % ena ind i sad, Tep to shink e
must die! He requested 70 have sung 1t his
funeral s.a 5equ.sm ey Iey5 who was as,t.
s z ssSseD '9sss s;ssg sr A.
ri 81 md On Of Aarch. d S.lfpasrs ii ;he morn
ing. a tsuer lorcr Of musi}: never existed, nor
kinder s more an maa y se hs;n
hts pupils IS far AZ he could IN the world lie
had been a most successtcl nan, end had had
Wm. IN Moscheics, aud a wreath. and On saturday
went to see the body. It was grandiy laid out on
. loftr bier In the gnfslen drawing-room st the
Of the CONN, and large silver cruclhx also at the
head. You may imagine the palms and Hreathsl
Felix In deep mourning, Is pale as death, stood,
70 qoon sans Hiss ' Geihafd s remosed pe the siis liz
handkerchief from bis face He WIS
- altered as not 70 be recognized. he looked 20
aud the mouth being rather open, the usual well
Known feature Of the cipsed lip was entirely
changed Yet he looked only asleep, and not at all
w. Nay+ n,nrnInn srnda-Era all .rpn, tn the
house wher, Il II o'clock, ii the masters pupils
quleua was sung in the funeral chamber and then
splendid ovation on Moscheles as an artist WAS
given by Dr.. AhIieid. Tibet = Bong Of Aendels-
ota+ ce4e T nn nis n,tsasr rhsrsefer and m.
firing deTefion 10 his ptoitssfon. Ic., 4c. Then
tue last song came, and thecompany at proceeded
The conserratoztsts, IL The Eead Of whom vas Hr
Ae!e1, VAC ~ @ ~ ~ ssfe, " sahG1
na1tn,r T. nn gTne, IN cnshioa ssc
nni heaitfful wrea.h Of gtlfer myFtle Vaa carried
on white satin cushion. We were Invited into
the little snpper.1oom, when we saw all The process
Gsnn vas eaiaea rast, aaS 19Gn !e1s toe aonse'
3.ns,, ree STs III ~ fhc sf,+ ~ ~ soases Tbc
,saT Tas most inciemenSs,oST fe,I thicfty in in
mense nakes all the morning when We got TO the
rhu1coJaM i hea aetted Little We
SAN 1ae las' ol poo' Aohcaaes-
Death IN fact has been ve1y busy u my
you win see by TIC ioiering iist: George
James Huntley,. rsll-known theatIica
pEompeef DnsseE CoEn m EngIst E0eah3t,
d. Guer!pt, the mana,er Of tho RoTnlty
Theatre, London' chaIea LemaiHe, son o1
the great comedian IL Hippoiyte Cosnlaru
and Madame Dafc'er, Of tbs PARIS theatres;
Mad. Cadesea, tbs o!des''of prima donuas At
Milan, aged 10z; ohEer 5. Leland, pay
We VIE OF IL no'e Asa es.man, the t pe!anoTn ~
a..ot M ao naa nutuso " oS., saH, s
g9eas sto4n,ss ano cnmpser' lhe M iasses o9,, ~
eoIm a. 9Ss Wss eEo On tpe h, 3o m.t;ye
t.na s3 stn1;ad M"1 nv; ah1 ~ .,t;s III ta lad
p.sce ana T.. stuea ass: there m 4n,h 1an No ant na
attained hls tNens5-nfst year. ne then Mens
e taf MneIo @ no teeeled mstruct9H e. 'aon1 aost
Yaotas, na 80 ano n,sae osdei mass' 1 p.r;s;an
apPsa1ancd ~ has ~ mage neiol9 snd
an1sneg .na ,eoasa =. .ne 1ahe en nno Wn a
Wa WI 1asa t1,sn raa;st =! % Jai, Gda md
1AFo1AGy hAo"a: II AHCn, 1850, ue oot4oh