The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03

carry it, and the bill was then made the spe
cial order for to-day.
AS the bill stands now, il only requires
) simple majority to pass it.
There will probably be hard fight to-Sa.
to prevent its passage, but there is no doub
that it will go through
How the Compromise Works.
Kellogg's Crowd at its session last nigh
manifested its opposition to the spirit of th'
compromise by several very obnoxious acts.
The intention Of the Democratic Senators
to prevent the passage Of the General Appro
priation bill and force an extra session. was
discovered, and 10 secure one day mors IL
which to push it through Hahn's Wing passed
a bill previously adopted By .An.one's Wing,
repeating the act making tbs fourth Of March
legal holiday.
On top Of this she celebrated election gaw.
which Kellogg held for so long and in the
end vetoed. was finally passed, the veto to
the contrary Notwithstanding Kellosg
lobbied the passage ovcy his veto.
Thi. bill viii place the election of 1876
still more under the control OF kellogg than
the last election was. After this the Crowd
seated man whom the Returning Board had,
| by mistake of course, counted out. They
also passed the bill providing for the funding
Of the amount due the Leyee Company by
the State. very resormatory sneasureo for
which the State pays ab2us two million dol
lars.
All this conci1siveiy proves shat TIE Crowd
want compromise bad that ah.x desire
arises from a spirit of reform, and demon
stra'es Ill. fact. often asserted, fha. they will
help that majority in ia. House to legislate
for the good of tie State. sepeal al TIE acts
tha Democrats want !hen t. sfpc..l. and vote
peace AID prospgsit doi.seymorr.
Dc Mur>kH in iHcic dc LainmcrinDor.
On Monday night our connoiss.urs. and in
deed all those who Worship - tie s!rrin. Of
Music. were on 'he tiu-toe Of excitement and
filled vita bright aIticipAtons at the debut
here Of that latest and most brilliant star,
lima De Murska. az the Opera House. Her
reputation ~ q canta!rce, ranking with those
whose names have lrittel down Times
stream ~ CANCELS Of song" like Jenny lind,
Sontas: aud Patti. hal preceded her, and
before the overture every sea: WAS tillegi and
there was left hardly standing yoon. for those
who were late.
Veterans of the opera. WHO have not
for years visited the house. that nigh. shut
tied into their seats. and, through the SHIN
mex OF the footlghis. saw visions of bright
eyes and fair faces. and dreamiy heard dis
tant Hrt4r long since silent, sung by voices
flushed years agone. The exquisite toilets
OF the ladies' in lq.~ieres and yr;iles added |
nc. a little to The beauty Of the .nsem'ie.
A.w have UtIen said before. our opera
soers are inclined to be rather trigid in their
reception of those who have elswhere won
regulations for perfection Of voice and genius
in acting. Our community bears the same re-
ation to those of other cities in the United
States that Milan and Florence bear to all italy.
But De Iurska ) reception after the first few
oars were sung. was an assurance Of her sue
less here. Her voice is purity itself. 4 rich,
'ull soprano, tripping Saily. almost fairy like,
through the mazes of the lower and middle
'egister. her wonderful power in the higher
llmost makes one siddy to listen to her clear
md well sustained notes. Alpine almost i'll
heir altitude.
1t was not seemingly, r human voice. so
perfect was the piano effects present
d. Not trilling on single note so
ommon with many. she wildly reveled
through the chromatic scale with an
ase absolutely startling. and daintily skipped
rom nota to note to the Devil ierment of her
stenerS. Now soft as purling brooks through
unlight and shadow. bubbling in mystic :
hythm, she invoked the sottest spells; then !
caring aloft until almost fear crept over q
ne. She dallied for time. still bearing her Y
carers on until the last wave of echoes had g
led away. and every one asked whether it t
as her voice that had led themup such sleeps. 2
AS delicate as fairy footballs, as sweet as the :
collections of 1.-The days that are no more" !,
er voice is the perfection Of art, and to-day t
Q feel safe in saying she is the nightingale Il
the world. Every cantatrice has her forte.
emmy Lind may have had more delicacy in
III; Sontag more volume, but they had their
ults, and Do Murska excels all in her lack Y
other, faults and her possession of their
overs to a remarkable degree. In the mad r
,ene, she out-did herself, and maestro and
,iSano bowed in homage to her art. The e
lpport, all things considered, was fair and Il
might will naturally be improved. To those Il
ho wish to enjoy musical feast Of Lucullus, a
9 need only say be early in your seats at the d
pera House. o
CHANGES AMONG THE RAILROAD FRAZER
trI.-For several days past there have been
'mors of changes in the New Orleans and
.obile local railroad offices, since the trustee 7
the corporation, J. II. Raynor, Esq. i
sumed control. We learn that d. b. Rob Sc
L. a