The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-28
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

new opera, I'll Matrimonio al Buio," will be
shortly produced at the Teatro Brunette, Bologne.
The composer Is Slgnor Zecchini.
Monsieur De vroye, the eminent nutist, Is among
the artists engaged for the series OF concerts to be
given In Baden Baden and Wiespaden In July ana
August next.
At Bresca, short time since, prize OF i, 900 lire
was offered for the best dramatic work. Seventy
one such works were sent in. but not one was con-
sidered by the judges worthy the prize
Herr r. Wagner's "Lohengrin" has Just been pro-
ducad at Presburg for the first time 1t was
cessful, thanks to the energy displayed oy the man
agemenL and thanks more especially to the care and
attention bestowed on Its production by the con-
ductor, Herr Kiehaupt.
AT valladolid Rossinl's Mass was performed lately
In the Cathedral Of st. Stephen, in commemoration
Of the death of Ccrvantes. The Cardinal Archbishop.
the civil and military authorities and great con-
course OF people were present at the fcfOn rs the
Spanards say, or on the OCCASION as we have 1t IN
English.
correspondent gives the following account OF
the heartess injustice perpetrated by the yersaill.
du Chatelet, used TO perform frequently in the mill
tary plays often given at that house; and he had his
stage wardrobe In his own house; IT included the
complete uniform OF private in the line. His
house was searched-a pair Of red trousers found IN
dence Of his being deserter. Despite his represen-
tations, he was taken down INTO his own courtyard
his theatrical career.
large number OF the inhabitants OF Montmartrc
Point du Jour and Monrouge migrated to the de-
Cratic quarters: where they essaSIshed themselves
in comfort not to say In luxury. The most singular
scenes We're the results o. the change Of pIopretors
returned from the ramparts, black with powder ana
dust asleep in his clothes the outside of the
exquisltely got up bed OF lady of rank, with It's
delicate r0se-colored hanginQs and lace curtains,
while his wife, IN superb satin dress belonging to
the fair proprietor or the bed, was attending to the
soup over fire in the b0udOlr
Nine. Louise viardot q daughter Of Nine. viardOt-
Garcia made her debut as an operate singer III St.
.Rognedan The annoHncement Of her appeaTane
attracted very full house as no one had the slight
est notion that she contemplated coming out on the
stage. such step on her part was the more unex-
pected, because she was obliged, some time ago. by
Ill health, 70 throw up the position she held as
pupil OF her celebrated mother and, SUCH being the
case, 1t Is supernu0us TO say anything about her
style and method we may observe. however, that
her voice, mezz0-sOpranO, Is far from being very
powerful AS an actress Nine. Viarlot has Inherited
great zeal OF her mothers talent
London fashionable salons are about to be enter
taineu by the production OF a comedy for which
Nine. Pauline viardot has written several pieces OF
music. The work viii excite all the greater interest
taken place In our time and in London itself. Il Will
be played by Mile. Marie Dumas the authoress and
successfully introduced here her ..saynetes de- sa
lons,' which has been so much npplauded In france
and Italy, Moreover, she has adapted portions OF
Racines ESTHER" 70 the music OF nj. GOunOd's
"Gallia,n the motel written Tor the opening Of our
International Exhibition. M. Saint Saens, organ
ist Of the Madeleine, executes the music at the
piano and Mile. Dumas ueclaims Racine's verse.
This adaptation, which M. G0unOd has approved
produces an admirable effect.
The following Ia a curious list OF newspapers
which have been published In Paris since the 1st OF
Aarcn;-
La Patric Deuil; lie Tam Tam lie Pere Duchene; Lo
LIE Chstiment La Commune; La vraie Repubque; La So
ciae La Montagne; LAfranchi; lie vengeur; L'Acon;
LIE Tratd Union lie drelot lie Bonnet Ronge Paris Lbre
La Nation Souveraine LEcho du Sor; La fronde illus
tree; LEsafee; LAM du Peuple; La Pair formerly
Bicn Public EEtoic; La Revolution; jacques
Bonhomme L'Union Francaise; lie Bulletin Com
munal; Lie Corsair IL Pirate determinations
du rcti. Natiena) La Jasticc; LIE SPECTATOR
(anoher form OF La France LAnonyme another OF
La Paxl; La Discussion; L'Independance Francase LIE
Regime Constitutional; La Oonstituion lie Republican,
(new form of LAnonyme) LEveuemcut flustre lie Buie
tin du Jour; lie salu Public LEcho Paris
formerly Nationally, and lie Federalists.
The list however. is not complete. We have to
add lie Cri du Peuple, lie Theodore, lie Revefl du
Peuple L'Eil de Marat, La Federation and few
others. Some OF the names in the list are striking
and some OF the papers were valuable properties
even without advertisements. Pere Duchene, Tor
example, had no advertisements, and yet. with q
sale or 10000, 1t divided among Its proprietors a
daily profit OF 1000 francs.