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Correspondence Of the Herald)
New ORLEANS, March 5, ls45
The Veather-Anusememts- Prospects
Popularity of Borghess- Theatrical Diplomacy
Ole Bui-The Swiss Bell Ringers; their Success
Anderson, Placide, &c. &c.


DEAR BENNETT:


Perhaps few lines from this gay, disslpated
erratic operatc, and at present rheumatic, city,
may be acceptable


The weather during the last few days has been
compound of hot fog and cold drizzle, the effects


of which are most suicidal; and more melan-


choly set of would-be-happy dogs than the nice
Young men of New Orleans have looked since Fri


day last, are hard to be found. Thank heaven,
the sky is once more visible, and the solid gela-


tnous mist sulkily retiring before the refre shlng
breezes from the west AS umbrellas come down,
spirits go up; and once more the Crescent city
gtters IN sunlight.


We have at this moment amusements enough 10


keep the rust off, to wit the Italian Opera troupe,


with La Belle Borghese at their head; the Seguin


troupe, with the Bohemian Girl; the French Opera,


two Circuses, menagerie OF wild beasts, Ole


Bull pg @ Sman tnr one ana Village .ne ss sn T And as


proof OF the spirit OF the public here, all have done,
or are doing well. -,
The Italians opened on Monday last in PW'-
tani, and were welcomed with enthusiasm by a
fashionable and numerous audience. Borghese
has Jumped at into the affections OF the people
here; and, in theatrical parldNce, made a great
hit She will be as popular here she was In the
north, and will draw large audiences during her
stay; but doubt if their season be made pro.
ftable, when the heavy expenses OF their removal
here and the amount OF their nightly disbursements
(Which cannot be less than $780, are taken into
consideration.


Ii was unfortunate, if not bad policy, for the two
Opera companies to open on the same night; and
must tend TO injure, ii not rum, the hopes oi
both 1 have heard that this was caused by the
agency of certain parsonage attached to the Park
Theatre. formerly agent for Ludlow and Smith,
but now tor the rival house and that he, wei
knowing. for months past, the very day appointed
for the appearance of the Segun troupe, arranged
matters 30 az to put the ltalieas IN opposition to
them, in dong which, however. much as he may
sratlly his own feelings, hc viii materially insars