The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-29

Musical.
PAAx TaEArRE.-Ths opera Of "safo,n did not IT.
tract last night crowded at the Park theatre
II 10 true say that the heat intense that many
lovers of music had not the courage to leave their
cool and comfortable parlors, to expose thsmselvss
ut such furnace the inside OF q theatre. Ne
vertheess the opera Of maestro Paccin executed
with grand seabie and Signora Tedesco and Marin
duo Of the second act, "Di qua soave Lagrime" is
indeed excellent piece OF melody and the singers
perfect in its execution The scene Of mprositat
still rendered by Tedesco with an admirable express
sion Praxeles the great safuaire living at the epoch
of saffo would not have had better model than Te-
for Of his statues Peroxz deserves praise for
his style Of singing and his acting have stated
before he has greatly improved since his last appearance
with Middle Bosghess There is no performance this
Italian company will producsor the first time the cele
brated opera Of Belini, LA somnambua." Vita, Pc
re and Signora Caranti Cher first appearance will full
I'll the principal characters
New OrERA HoUsE.-We have recently been inform
ed that Sig viarno the manager Of the Italian Opera
troupe performing at the Park Theatre in this city
contempates with Mr. Lafarse, erecting large opera
house in the upper part Of the city and that, II he
succeed arranging matters to his liking he will agree
provide citizens with operatic and ballet enter
tainmens scale of grandeur inferior to In the
world The preliminares believe have already been
entered into between him and Mr.. Lafarge the enter
prisng capitalist ana hope that nothing will
TO mar OF inIerIcEo VIII Inem cik VAsKtuo uos Aos
acted in the matter without weighing and consider
ing every possible contingency and the conclu-
sion he has arrived at, is that there is am
pie room for an establishment Of the kind that
he contempates to engage In His views are, that
establishment that will produce operate and ballet
entertainments by the first talent In the world alter
natey will succeed in New York, and he Is willing to
risk fortune in making the experiment He proposes to
seventy three in number, and to engage In addition,
ballet company of ffytwo members Of the first order
This would, Of course, be- an undertaking Of the
greatest magnitude, involving the expenditure OF
an Of Of sn
from the opinion he has formed OF the musical taste OF
our citizens he's willing to incur IT, another part OF
to accommodate all classes OF society. Thus he pro-
poses charge the wealthy two dollars each for admit
ATTY again the less wealthy twenty five cents
the accommodation in each to be proportionate to
the price Of Thi feature IN
1t will succeed But there is question that estab
lishment conducted the general principles Of the
that the time has gone by when we could be satisfied
with the starring system We have wealth Intelligence,
and patronse the best talent In the world and there is
reason why the United States should not have its
choice as well as England, or any other country We
hope that nothing will occur to this great project
which, If carried out trust 1t will Will form new
era in American theatricals
VAuxHALL GARpEN.-Campbell's Ethiopian Serena
ders drawing large audiences to their solos, chorusse
and dancing. The exhibition room is neatly arranged
with seats and is we'll ventilated. We would suggest
the removal of the proscenium from the to Its right
place. and 1t would greatly enhance the neaness Of the
stage. This band OF MINISTRIES well patronized, and
encored In many Of their songe and chorusses.-
There is much vocal taste and execution displayed BY
them, and they becoming general favorites.
Mr. Lover was announced at Buffalo for this and last
evenings.
New MUSICAL wonx.-we have just received the
first number Of musical monthly, published by
Atwi 2Ol Broadway 1t is called the Beauties of the
OPERA and its design is to embrace all the beautiful
and popular songs duos etc. from the latest operas and
works Of the celebrated writer's Of Europe, and to offer
medium of the publication of the choice original
positions of the most eminent composers OF the country
1t Is also intended to devote portion of it to musical IL
terary matter, critical notices Of operas concerts and
songs with lists Of musical publications This may
be valuable feature of the work The contents OF the
first number Of the most choice selections viz" The
Hsrmits Prophecy" "Quana je qutta la normandie,"
composed by Meyerbeer This beautiful morcedu from
Robert le Diable sung by Jenny Lind her first
appearance In London and established her as the first
singer in Europe "Napolitaine, am Of dreaming Of
Thee" composed by Alexander Lee When the Joys Of
Youth, Ecco pegno Aria" by Donizetti; Gems from
Verdi sopers of Hermann" arranged by LIE Carpensei
II got out in most beautiful style the present
Der contains exquisite likeness of the Swedish Night
ingale, Jenny Lind. As each number will be embel-
shed with portraits of artists appropriate designs
when completed will form most besutful volume OF
American publications Its cheapness will also be great
recommendation to the public for 1t be obtained for
less than half the price charged for the quantity at
the stores