The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04
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-Fanny's ChsvaiiT, &c. &c.

ALBANY, May q Ist4
The Popular Militia BM-What will become of i. /!
-Fanny's Chevali1, &c. &c.
was sorry that you did not like my remarks in
my letter Of the 9th, in opposition TO the Militia
bill, and made me approve OF 1t. The bill az
amended has passed the House, gone to the Senate,
been referred TO the Military Committee, and
there 1t will remain for the remaining few days of
the session. Are you OF your readers aware that
the passage OF the bill into law, in its present
shape, would ds5and Gen. Sandford's Division of
Artillery In your city, consisting of Gen. Storms,
Gen. Hunts, and Gen. Morris Brigades land such
being the fact, cannot believe that YOU are SO un-
patriotic to wish it,. fffN
The Police Bill will be passed, with some amend
ments, mostly offered by Mayor Morris emanating,
however, from the agents Of your "nave Com
mon Council, who have committee here, at the
head OF winch Is anti assessment Merriam. Among
other PROVISIONS # is proposed to raise the salary
OF the Chief OF Police to $1,000, and if he will con-
sent to some other alterations, the natives will give
X ebert f. Morris the office, and capable and eff.
Gent officer he would make. 80
Your expose OF the base attack of Fanny's che
waller, by the publication OF his letters has
strengthened your former position, and has pro-
duced many private and public laugh at the ex-
pense of the $1,000 atfach6. BY the way, as no
one ever sees his paper here you should copy. for
the benefit your readers, what he writes, as it is
the Joint to which you up the sauce.
The Clerk of the Assembly is waking himself
here, reading bill for the third time, and Sena-
tor is making fiery speech but of their proceed
lngs, the evening papers will keep you advised. J.
MORE OpERArIc MovEMENrs.-Signo Martini,
aswe limited yesterday, is busy in TIE field prep
ring for a great movement IN the opera next
winter. He has issued the following circrler,
which fully explains his design =
New YonE, May 4, 1874
To JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ
SIR =
The undersigned having matured project. for tho
purpose of gratifying the growing musical Of this
metropolis by introducing from Italy complete Italian
Company, with view OF giving series Of operate
presentations in this city during the ensuing winter
begs respectfully invite your attention following
As the requisite artists cannot be found in this country
the Undersigned with the assistance of capitalist who
has kindly taken an interest in this project and thus
abled him to the principal difficulty will select
Of the most eminent vocal talent which italy can afford,
among whom will be included
Prima Donna Assoluta, OF the first order
Primo Tenore, di grazia
Basso Baritone.
Another Prima Donna and good Seconde Parti &C. SC
These united with sgnor Vaellina, who approves my
pln and has consented second IT, and has entered
into conditional engagement with me- sgnor PeIozzi,
tute an efficient and attractive company, who will be
prepared to produce in the most brilliant manner the fol.
lowing celebrated Operas, viz Il ucrezia Borga, Ma
rno Fnliero, Semiramde, Cbaa III Rosenberg and four
of the latest and best compositions OF the dstin
gushed maestr of the day which with the occ asona re-
production Of Of the avorite Operas the past
season. fail to offer the highest eradication to the
lovers Of the ar
Upon the al of the company which will be in the
latter part OF ember next series Of forty eight repre-
sensations M be given to commence about the middle
OF October Tor which season ia proposed Immediately
open list for two Of tw enty
representation a. at the rate Of $24 for the season. 1t
being optional to subscribe for both pay
able the arrival Of the company, in order to form re-
liable guaranty for the outlay and responsibilities which
will be entitled TO such seat he may select for the
season. .H' -H
The undersigned will have the honor Of waiting upon
you in few days with the subscription list when, he
trusts he will have the Of securing your
and influence. With the greatest respect Sir,
Your most obedient servant.
MARTINI