The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-25

serves the patronage which has been bestowed upon
i by the public. The talent arrayed which has not
been yet contested-its great beauty as musical
compositlon-the magnltcence OF the sceneries, and
the precision of all, is such to draw general adml-
ration. We have not heard OF any dissenting voice
in the general expression of public opinion on this
subject, and all the artists engaged in this opera have
been overwhelmed with praises and appauses.
Mile. Calve, Messrs. Arnaud, Douvry, Cguriot,
and Garry have all had their share in the approba-
ton of the public, and if Mime. Casini has not
shared so largely in the good will of the audience,
il is only on account of her great want of conf
dence, which prevents her from giving TO her fine
voice, the extent of which it is susceptible, and
makes her at times appear rather cold Yet in some
passages when Nine Casini, forgetting the presence
of the public in the enthusiasm OF the artist, has
allowed her talent to appear, she also has much
pleased the audience who have been thus enabled to
perceive the cause of her want of animation. We
sincerely deplore this timidity, and hope that sue
cession of good parts in the operas that will be rep
resented hereafter, will make her overcome entirely
that dlffidence SO prejudicial to herself The
chousses have also been much applauded, espec
ally in the drinking chorus, which they sang with
perfect ensemble and precision
In toto, this opera is, perhaps, the grandest thing
that appeared any STAGE in this country, and
great credit is to be given to all the artists, and those
who through good management have brought it be-
fore the public with such splendor All having
expressed themselves well pleased with the opera
doubt not but, tonight it will be again very nu
merously and fashionably attended
MRs. MowATr This lady, after receiving the
hiuh of uard oh
she is held by the patrons of Niblo's Garden, pro
ceeds to Buffalo, to fulfil a short engagement, pre-
vious to which, at the solicitation of many of her
friends she will delight them again by another per.
Torrance this evening, when she is to sustain NV %
new characters, LadyFreeove, in the "Day after the
Wedding" and Duchess, in sFaint Heart never won
Fair Lady" We hear Mr.. Henry Placide is to ar
pear on Monday next.
CASTLE GARDEN. is the farewell appear
ance of La Sgnora Pico at this fine place of resort
We recommend to those who have not yet had the
pleasure of hearing her, to make call at the Garden
to see her before she leaves as La Sgnora Pco is
lady fno common meritas singer, and to hear her
is well worth the trouble of going. The other parts
of the performances also we'll deserving the at
tention of the amateurs.
attended by very large and fashionable houses
This does not surprise for the performances are
unusually attractive. The bill for to night presents
great attraction, andwe may safely suppose that il
will be patronized by numerous audience.
More than $4,000 persons visited WEIGH 4 Della.
vans New York circus during their four days sojourn
in Buffalo Their entertainments spoken of surpas
sing any thing OF the kind offered to that commu
nifty.
Wech & Manns national circus company are
daily congegatng great numbers together in Canada
They make their public entry into the city of Montreal
Monday next This is the most splendid establish
ment that visited Canada numbering the greatest
variety of male and female performers of the greatest
talent and the most beautiful stud of horses These
Will doubtless command their usual amount of success.
Mr.. Van Muxen, pupil of Vieuxtemps, is giving
concerts in Montreal Report speaks Of him in the high
terms being in every respect credit to his
The Infant Sisters and Walter Ferguson the pi-
per, were giving concerts in Cleveland
The Misses Hussey giving concerts in Nan
tucket.
The Ethiopian Serenaders, after very success
full visit to Philadelphia about TO visit Newport
ratoga and other parts and will return to this city about
the end of August.
Seth Boon, the Kentucky whistler, continues to
and delight by his wonderful performances the
Albany Museum Mr.. G. w Clark, late OF the Park, is
engaged at the same establishment
Signor Antognini and NJ Gilbert, gave concert
at the American Buffalo, the 2lst NJ Gilbert, bears
the reputation OF great talent vocalist Miss Huber
presided at the piano forte.
Sig. Vatelini will give concerts in Providence
Newport Saratoga and parts adjacent previous his
departure for Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Walcot are at the Baltimore Mu-
scum which is fourshng considerably under the stage
management of Mr. Walcot.
M Artot has been appointed first violin to her
majesty the Queen of Spain.
Mr.. and Mrs Waliack appeared at the Walnut
street theatre on Tuesday evening.
Il, sc Eala n 1
concluded to remodel the Odeon into theatre again
The lease OF the present propretors does not expire
however, till September 1916, and that time arrives
the directors may have changed their minds.
Mrs Maeder, the wife of a talented professor Of
music gave conder on Tuesday evening, assisted by
her husband and MIR and Mrs. g. H. Andrews in HIATT
ford
Mr.. w. V. Wallace gave concert at the Hano-
Square rooms London, lately, which was crammed
on the occasion Madame Doria Gras Miss Dolby Mar.
ras, and vieux Temps appeared The papers say that
Mr. Wallaces play ing remarkable for energy sur.
prsng mechanical dextery and effective variety of ex.
preston He was much applauded throughout
Drury lane Theatre, London, owes its name to
Sir VIM. Drury, who was commander in the Irish wars
In his house the unfortunate Earl of Essex the iavorte
of Elizabeth frequently held counsel with his friends
relating to the rash enterprise which caused his death
AMERICAN INSTITUTE VERSUS THE CORPORATION
A meeting of the American Institute was held las,
night, when, after the conduct OF the Corporation
present occupied by them, underwent severe scr,,-
tiny and condemnation. committee composed of
the officers trustees, and some members of the BODY
voted to take proper and immediate steps in the
matter.
THOSE STARs.-The Union of the 22nd inst.
almost swears that the seven stars do not mean
Richie. Why not swear outright and let us have
the truth Will not seven and five stars smell
Richie and Heiss
The OREGON QUEsrIoN.-The negotiations on this
question are still in progress in Washington. There
has lately been a correspondence on the subject he
tween Messrs. Buchanan and Pakenham Are The
differences in the cabinet on this question all healed
FOREIGN INSURANCE. -Owing to the recent great
fre, our merchants have reinsured their property in
Boston to the amount of S4,OO0,0OO. Other cities