The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-28
NEW ORLEANS LETTEY.
The Holidays in the Crescen' city-fh"s'
Herdic Coachcs-The Era of Prosperity

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III. $3.50. rr,, orp.,s,.r,,y
correspondence oil tne iier"iu'
New ORLEANS, December 4.-New Or-
lnons ia all life and business nov and the
1870; a,l. ho,,o ,,lo n...,,.,,.
PoPu'"'io" ho"ei'''S ""'' nav 81 '"''
ments lor extensive ca'NNles curing We
holiday era. There is more uOucy here
no,, tl,ar for ve,rs ,,.t and r,,n,,Ir ,,r,. lis
-
Posou W Spe"' "co'S' "0''"'"'' nv l'"''
has much improvcH, tlr general activity,
the busy nppearance If the lcvre. The large
,rr,bor ornu r,r ,r ,ol,i,,,. ou ,h,
U.s.
streets that erSt were 3aet, ana moro
especially the difficulty Of procuring
housos m .rcautil, aud rn.il,nt nni thr
advanr,I rcnig ali in,hcnie th,t IN, t'r..,.
cont civ is nm the ,,nv,rd gr,d. sn w,ll
deserved 30 long DELAYED. The openiny of
the New Orleans Pacific. giving connection
with California through North Texas, will
tive fresh imuetus The tr,,iu
came on from Houston was crowded
10 every seal ana every OcT'h M
the sleellhg var WIS taNeH Hnu
many apIllcah'S were 'elt uhProVlueo 'or
ing otaI ol'S''ht h''utc - luit ol F"nH
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irdi 'r"'' '''as ~ 'l""a'"n ~ sum cAVei'
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STATED intervals nil'tGu ny law 10
tnc CARRYING o! neYohu these
olSIt PasaenseIa w tnc coiiNof ili n'
~ ,iiue i,artles M.s,'ats w lec '.Ie s,S'i IT,
iioin uou'Iiiel,Yc'lienS w. cluso N,oV'u De
mere oy the i hp, ol reoruary anu IcHiuu ,i
onc Wech' me iailW'ES uil' llo'e,S WY, WIZ
liuNe "ihple provision W ",rpi'.l',o''"'' al
guests 'he ioriheI Ut "pout haI'Ia'cS'
ADJUSTMENTS.
The amusement season is in full feather
and tho citizen or visitor has no cnll,t. 10
complain of cnnui. Nirht before ln,l ~.
had by the StrnEosch Italian Company ,i,r
snlendid onera of In SomnnnibIilu rendered
and TODAY for matinee wc nre riyru Lucia
di Lamn,ernoor with MadSme Etclka
tierstg in Nor rplehruicd role of Iu,i,,
while tonight we have Ii Troyatore. The
opera of Lucia met with an immense rccep-
tloh thursday nlSht, ana applause after
applause inhl',icS'e' 'he h'Sh appreciation
vi !ne auIIehVe VI inc nrlilIaii
iehullloh' III consequence II VIII
De repeated on next luesnay' NersIsr Is
winning iresh laureis mere al every eNhloi'
tloh OF ner eXtraorulnary vocal powers. Al
The Mnnr;co Gran rowne are hniJin, for,h
furnishing such gems us La Mascoite, Les
Noses dOliyette, Les Cloches dc Corne.
veille, etc; tonight we have Paul and Yir.
ginia. Last evening there was put on the
boards a new play, Piccolino, French
opera, by Ernest Guirand, native of New
Orleans but now resident of Paris, whore
his opera met with a most magnificent sue
cess but last night il was butchercd, being
insuiliciently executed; the singers in the
Grau troupe were not at all up to the work,
the female voices were defective, especially
in the chorusses, while the orchestra was
entirely INADEQUATE. The piece is re-
plete with song gems full of wit
life, Joyous melody, ieriing, and il was
pity to have such beatty so wretuhedly
rendered.
Extensive preparations are being made to
welcome here on the 10Th inst. by the Land
no1,inrs and nth,r Irish .n,;,.ti,,s ,In .t..t..