The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-13
THE REGATTA.
SALE THE POOLS

There WAS = fair attendance last nj hit at tho
sale Of pools for the regatta on Mondky, winch
took place at the Regatta Saloon, N 20 81
Charles street.
The bidding was slow, and the auctioncer. Mr.,
O'Ropcr, had hard work to make up poole.
Only on the first sale for the Shell rAcO three
was the bidding any way lively; it dropped from
this, and nothing but picayune pools followed
The Rversides were the fAvorite, As will DO
seen from the following
Shell Ruce -Riversides SIS. Peicans SIS Or
Ga Rs1cs.-Riversides S. Towards S. Or
leans % so. Pelican and Lou-ianas - -.
Gig Rnce-Second Pool-Riversidos Is How
ards g. Orlean. 50. Pelican and Lonisianas "a
There were quite = number Of pools sold for
these races, but as The odds as to favoriSe wcro
the same. only the largest are given.
In the pair cared race homo wero easy be-
tween the Orleans and Pellcans, the ODDS befng
given on both sides.
The largest pool was as follows: Orleans Is.
Pelicans 81, aud LOusianas "a.
GRAND DISPLAY Last evening that gallant
Fire Company, Crescent "a, turned out in Glia
style, and marched to Eagle rs house. whore
they received the champion horns. This N quite
a victory for 24's boy-, as No. is . hard mt to
crack The procession was headed by brass
band and the following officers of "a: Jas. Boyce.
President NJ. +. Carney, Treasurer: Gus. Boz
poudy, Secretery II. Melster, Foreman j. 11g
Ter, First assistant, and ii. Wynne, Second As
sistan,.
After receiving tho horns the companies, with
the magnificent champion engine No. "a. which
was FURNISHED to dazzling brightness, and GRO" Il
ed with the champion horns, proceeded on their
line of march visit their friends We are III
4 A. {, aliCht mi
seranade Glory to Il, and long life to all the
boys.
THE OrERA.-In reviewing late Frenoh papora
we find the names Of Mr.. Chelli, tenor, and Milo
Teoni, contrato tboth engaged by Mr. O"n,nSa
for our approaching opera season. frequentiy
and most favorably mentioned, while other artista
ale soundiy berated with that independence
Characteristic OF the French musical critics.
Milo Teoni is said, by one Of these CRITICS, ~ ba
the best azucena he has seen during tho seaSon
on the boards OF the sItaliens" of Paris.
Mr. Chelli lis also appauded for the manser in
which he has sung "Wm. Tell" LA Favorite. ;"
s'Le Prophetic" ssLAfrcaine' and other operas.
''Mr. Cheli says the critic, combines with the
resources OF fine singer the qualities ri dis
tingnished actor, and in the sentimental and pa
thetic situations is exquisite" Nina OheIh,
chanteuse iegere, is spok n Of also in highly COM
pimentsry terms, but we are not informed thai
she has been engaged by Mr. Canonge.
Messrs. Arestes and Acelly, formerly Of O'n
French dramatic troupe, were at the Theatre dc
Cluny. Nine. Naddie Vallee, formerly . favorite.
singing with great SUCCESS the role OF Cathe-
riHe, in the Star Of the North, in Gen"s. Arnct.
who will be remembered the Falcon 1t our
Opera House, about four years ago. was oresSng
sens ton At La Sale da Cap toIe. snging Wax
entine TO Chelli's Raoul, in LIS Husuenots. IA
fast az Mr.. Canonge's engag' aens arc ccnP'e1on
we will publish them. III chot and Mme Eoarlte-
GeIsnard we're singing ia Lea Huguenotn' Al Maf~
settles.