The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-20
HELD AT AUBURN, I'm SEPTEMBER, 1876.
peculiar to the Poles have been much admired in the

northern states OF Germany.
An establishment is forming in Paris to be called the
Bonne Nouvee the performances at which Will conss.
Of fantoccin the wooden actors IN which are 10 DC as
large as CHI ildren of four or five years OF age
Nothing official or we'll authenticated has yet appear
ed in the French journals relative to the title or nature
Of Rossnis opera has been announced that II Is
only made up Of portions Of Rossins works unknown
in France; others have asserted that the composer mas
taken all the airs which had not been successful in ms
former operas and which had been withdrawn and en-
bodied thenin this in defiance Of the false judg-
ment of the public. Others that il Is but La Donna
del Lago" with few alterations and some That y Is an
entirely and original compoaon, under the title oil
Robert Brucer We fhall ros One thing is at least
certain, that Rossn;, whoss is already crowned
with many aurels, will not risk his repu'stion
after many years Of silence, csrelessy written
production.
The following list Of the principal foreign vocalists
and the places of their engagement :Persan at Ma.
drid until the winter; Fresolon Nipples; Tadona at
Vienna; Grs remains in London until the winter; war
dot Garcia is engaged for St Petershurgh Nnp,n Is
whence he goes Bergsme; Tamburin ST Petersburg;
Roncosi has quilted Madrid for Puris SALVATORE at Ma
ples Salv quits Madrid for St. Petersburg; Ferr now
Parmo il engaged tor the theatre Of Genoa Ferrot
quits Seville in the winter for Madrid Debastiani, az
Florence; Frsnchin OF Vienna; fereti and snico az
Milan; Ivanof, at Genoa Tamberlick divides his nme
between the theatres of Madrid and Naples Fornasari Is
to quit London for Paris Morani now at Madrid, is
to leave there for the Scala at Nilan and Labeche re-
mains in London until the winter
1t well known that about century since our great
comedians played annually in smhfed In Queen
Anne's reign an old bill has the following headngBy
her Majesty permisson,a eatley booth over against
the Cross Daggers, next to Mr. Mllers BOOTH during
the time of Ia. thoonew Fair will be presented little
opera called 1.-THE Old Creation of the World new lie.
vved with the addition of the glorious battle obtained
the French and Spanards by his Grace the Duke oil
Marlborough. AS to prices, writer IN lIo2 say 1
threw away substantial silver for visionary theatrical en-
tertainment; made myself reaay for the farce when
bolts into the pit, a bully bowe, SC" In the Ners
Letter of l7l5. we find "On Wednesday, Bartholomew
Fair began; there great playhouse erected In we
middle of Snihfeld for the Kings Players the booth IS
the largest that built" The Kings players
lDrury Lane were then under license granted to Sir
Richard Steele Wks Cibber, Doggett and Booth (the
pstent was granted to steele LIST year George IsJ he
company then consisted Of Bullock Norris, Booth Cib-
Der, Wiks Mills, Griffith, rinkehman, Johnson Ebrng
ton, Evons, and Quin Mrs. Porter, Mrs Oldfed, Mrs
santair, Mrs. Bickne the beautiful Mrs. Mountford
Mrs Rogers, and Mrs. Knight The last regular COM
was Mrs Bakers Rochester company; she came in 1884,
and, according to very old nhabitant "Dowton was
OF the lot" How this could be, Dowtons alive
and hearty and the performance named took place sixty
four years ago do no. clearly 1t just possiole
Dowton was some years in Mrs Bakers company, and
married her daughter; he came out at DIury Lane I'm
Oct 1896 Quick acted al Bartholomew Fair in 1866 but
not after he became favori;e at regular theatres.
It's stated that NJ. Robert Kemp, who has made for.
commercial speculation, is no in New York where 1t
is his intention erect French dramcc establishment,
upon the plan of the Opera Comique az Paris
Glucks Requiem was performed few days ago a, the
church of Saint Eustache Paris, in presence OF the
French Princess and the Princess Royal Of Bavaria The
audience was very numerous and fashionable The re-
priaed to the fund for raising monument 10 the shor
OF " Armide."
Paris journal of the last week makes the folio wing
remarks the establishment OF a third opera in Paris
The establishment OF third Lyrical Theatre has BEEN
it seems, decided upon, and are curious TO
know what class OF musicians IL is intended to benefit
IL is said 10 intended for the encouragement OF young
aspants but have not essays from this class every
week al the Opera Comique, and Is there any hui
in existence which would voluntarily listen 10
them q second time We boldly answer, Alas II
Is not musical theatres we want, but music We hear
that the Gree oympque seriously spoken OF for the
opera house. We hope this may turn out TO be true.
II will in this only be turning the poor quadrupeds
who figure there at present into other quarters for few
months or SO. and they can galop back with flying
colors. If such speculation had chance OF success,
why the Renaissance failure, situated II was in
the best position of the French capital and with better
singers than we can fairly hope to hear on the Fauooug
da Temple %
The Giovanna dArco" Is being performed at lie ghorn
with immense success owing to the excellent singing OF
Gazzaga the pTma donna Collini, the bass, has like
wise met with great applause.
Der Freyschutz" performed at Berlin the ami
versary Of the day which 25 years ago the theatre
was opened Tor the first time when this was pro-
drced under the direction of Weber. Since then, Der
Frey schutz has been performed In Berlin 239 tines IL
As calculated that is work brought to the treasury OF
the theatre 100 600 hsers, and i is estimated that nearly
similar sum has been realised by benefits ard the sale
OF music. AS for Weber himself he only received for
this opera 10 louis dor
Madame viardot Garcia has been Engaged by the ma
mayer Of the Italian Opera at Berlin, for the autumn.
She Is to make her debut the 2Oth OF next month in
Bellini's " La somnambula"
Aorani has been singing with great success al BARGE
Iona attempt 10 raise the prices Of admission on the
first night caused serious riot and the idea was aban
doned Since then the theatre has been crowded TO
every night foreign journal adds, The Barcelonaise
love music but very sensitive in what touches their
pockets" In this respect the Barcelonaise resemble
many ether people.
Mr. MsTsous tragedy OF The Pah lclau'I Daughter,
10 be played Tor the 6rst tine at ssdlers WallA!
Miss Lssrs AsaisaH sse pefsenss Lazy Lydia The p~