The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-18
rHIFas Nv NEW FORK.
ST.. Pafrick,s Bay~The Chaplin Home-
Something about. Song Birds-Amuse-
meuts--A Club Of Modern Greeks.
P.o., orR OWN CORRESPONDENT

IFRoa OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.
NEW YORK, March L.
: Preparations for the coming celebration OF
st. Pa.rlck's Day are carried on In an exten-
siye style. There will ne>an Immense process
sion, which, after parading through the prin-
cipa1 Streets r.w!h be- reviewed at the City Hall
-by the Mayor and Common Council. At
Cooper Institute Michael NJ. Njernin- the
grand marshal Of the day, will deliver speech.
The Mayor, BOSS" Tweed, aud other noiabili-
ties will participate inthe procession. There
will bea large triamphal ear bearing both the
green. and orahge colors. 1t is not believed
that The OrangemeH will attempt to make any
disturbances. The affair. Will, however, he a
great annoyance 10 the public generally, as it
will for the best part OF the day, suspend
trsrel on Broadway and the Bowery.
THE CHAPLIN HOME.
Another charitable institution is to be ad-
ded to the many which. adorn our city. 1t is
the Chaplin Home for the aged, organized 6y
the congregation OF the Rev: DR.. Chaplin, the
celebrated pulpit orator and leading gniver.
salist clergyman OF this city. A.vaiuao'e @ anu
extensive site has been obtained up toWn,
aud a building is TO be erected which VIII
combine all the eXeellencie5ot tn. best chari-
table buildings of Great Britain and the Con-
tinent. The archfteo :, Mr.. Hatch, lately visit
ed the old world to get all possible iniorma-
tien on the subject. a. Gair Is to he held next
week for the benefit OF the Chapin Home.
SILLssoN's REruRS.
Nilsson gave q concert on Tuesday night at
Stpinway Hall before large, but not. an over
crowded, audience. She sung about as wen as
IF nrnfaaS tO
discern traces OF fatigue in her voice. Miss
Cary, the contraito, who divides popular re-
gard with her, also sung, and was very warm
" received. Briguoli, the tenor, Verger, the
baritone, and ~VfeuXtemps, the violiHtst, al!
cave their aid, and the concert. was an entire
success. On "Wednesday night the oretoEo OF
the 1Creation" was sung, with the hendeis-
sohn Society to take The cheruses, under the
lead OF George Bristow., .NillssQp, II IS ru.
mored, means to stay in this country fof some
rtime alter the close OF her engagement, WIN
Max Strakosch, but there is no Immediate
probability Of hsr appearing in opera
VIENNA pENoREsT,
The Young singer who recently gave an lnVl'
tation concert to which all the critics were in
yired, and who gave evidence of talent
Which promised we'll for the future Will soon
give. q concert ut Steiaway Han, when she
will again appeal TO critical judgment. sne Is
VOuUH duU pEcU1t aoU ehSoS WV AeS.S '" 50
20 far towards insuring her success. She ex-
meets to sing at one OF The NILSSON concerts
before the season is over.
THE THEATRES
sas doing tolerably we'll. without any prevail
inc excitement. ssThe Black Crook" will be
retained OF Niblo's for month longer, and
will then give way ior an elaborate revival ol },
Orchard i'll" In which several new English
actors will appear. At the Olympic there ls-in
preparation new play by Auguslln Daily: call.
ed ''Horizon," drama Of frontier life, Booth
is going to revive .OLhello," alternating the
parts-ol ssOthello" and ''Iagon with Lawrence
Barrett, as he formerly did with a H., EdWln d, 4,
Sixth Avenue Theatre, and has 1ound its way
to Boston. Its successful anthor is Bronson
Howard q',ietlitle man In spse1ameie9,s' amd ior
now connected with the Tribune At Fisk's
theatre opera bouHe, aided by. real and fcti.
tious elephants, is doingevery well. Sunday
night concerts are given regularly at this es-
tablfshment by the band OF LGe Ninth Reg i.
ment, TRovAr0R.