The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-26
Theatrical and Musical.

AsroR PLACE italian OrEhA According to the cir.
cular published in the Herold of yesterday meeting
Of the subscribers to the italian Opera held last
evening ct Aston Place. and attended by all the true
dean of city There the failure of the last
pany was fully explained and 1t WAS announced that
new management to be formed having at Its head
Signori Benedict and Ros Who chosen presidents
the Republic of their companions would carry the
engagements taken and not fulf led by Sgnor Patti
sanqurico The artists are anxious to keep
choru,es orchetrs, macoiniss and employees Of the
theatre should be paid. they are perfscty willing TO
this object the following paper Of substitution pre-
ented to the persons hsre present. and soon covered
with numerous names:
e The undersigned Ave and one year suhscribers TO
the Italian Opera in Aster Place. in order to aid Sgnor
Ben.detu and tn. company of artists in their honorable
Efforts complete th- and to prevent tho Opera
from falling through from causes beyond control which
1t believed would fatal It's estsbshment in New
cents night in for every seat subscribed BY u.
at the Of the season. fr the remaining
twenty representations.
New York, 2Sth April ls4s 4"
This is but fair We think, and doub. all the sub
soribers to the opers,, who may be amateurs and
connect their efforts to support the Italian Opera in
New York Bensd.tt lis very Intelligent and good
man. All their companions also DESTROYS to show
their kind Wishes and with troupe animated with
to support the Opera viii be vs~srdsa with sucoess
The associated artists intend to Open very likely
Monday next, with Lucreta Borsia" followed by II
Giuramento," the new opera ii Furioso," Lom
bardi" and probably tho GAIA Ladra and other
velti.s The house will undoubtedly be crowded on
Monday next
Of visiting the Bowery theatre before the changes
undergone under the and enterprzing management
Of Mr. Hambn would scarcely be able to recognize the
old quarters There is net only change in decoration
but what's more in character The house, which be-
fore the resort Of the cuioes has become
the fashionable place of meeting for the elite Of the
New York bourseoisie. Though we have q high
pect for the former class. We believe will
greet the preponderance Of the latter. This bourg
are in fact, the republican gentry and though
sometimes assume the airs Of aristocraoy, yet gene.
rally, they are very amisble sensible class 1t is
her great respectabiity among the nsons and Napo.
leon knew it we'll though he called them nation of
shopkespes"-thst r. Of the oou'g.oi:ic Now We are
mined to put down the bourgeoisie Mr. Hsmbn, the
other hspd determined to put them up aud has pre-
entertainment We glad to the eminent sue
he has met with. and the cordial appreciation
with witch the public have reo-ived his communicable
efforts to elevate the standing the Bowery and his ee
CANT taste Ia the sces Of he has select
ed This theatre nov become by h. spirited and In
teleoual management the " Aston Place Theare'' Of
down town." in New York possessing all the elegance
and rennement of that splendid place, withou. any of
opera comonsd with the ballet continues every even
ing to attr act large audiences Guy Maunsrns" and
mer is opera of exquisite beauty aud merit and a.
II has not been played in New York for past
expected that It would have drawn infinitely b.tter
uncertain s the public uncertain s calculations
its future movements and predictions that the
heavy pautommic confusion of the latter seems to please
than the clear eleg ant and BEAUTIFUL connection
and interest Of the former. " Guy Msnnerog" WAS
this occasion, well cast and the performers executed
their several parts in style Of great beauty which
CALLED DO repeated applause and from very
full house Miss rurnbul tases her benefit this
ina and ehn tall ot haat
formsnees loudly call upon the public to Tor
ward this evening and give hsr bumper.
CHATHAM THgATRE-There never was such thestri-
ca hit as Nose has made the photographers multi
plying bis licensees throughout the city The boys
the street have caught his sayings and yesterday
ing whewsipg at Of the North river docks the
arrival Of some friends per steamboat we we're quite
amused ct seeing squad OF youngsters ensctng New
York 1t isn their own account to the unbounded
delight Of the byssnders We forget what great CON
poser 1t who, when told that his opera per
formed by all the street organists replied that he
glad of it, evident proof Of its popularity; but
Chsnrau has muck the same kind OF proof besides
applause OF two thestres full every night The other
amusements at the Chstham lively and interesting
Last evening for tho musical piece of paul
Virginia. with cspitsitsst the comedietta Of Faint
Heart meyer won Fair Lady, and the enable
farce OF Our National Defencss,o made up quite 40
amusing bill To night New York - 1t Is' will be
performed, with other interesting pieces
GRAND CorcERT SforoRA BIscAccIANTI.-This
young lady who acquired such promiu emit position
a singer among us here ia New York, puts forth
programme for her rst concert which to take place
at the Tabernacle this evening All the necessary &C.
cessories to grand concert will be found Ia the BILL
she to be assisted BY SiRnores Perel and Novs aud
Master JAMES Perkins. the pupil Of Signor Rspett -
Sigaor htmseif has the direction of the orchestra
which VIII be full one. The pieces Of music to oe per
for med are all tsvore and beautiful eelstsd from
the operas of Robert DeversuxD" Linda" Anna DO
lenon BsatricsN ~. sgnora B.c accanti will also
sing the beautiful Last Rose Of summer ;, and the or
ohesrs will play the ov~rturer tn Tampa, and La
File du Regiment in the Of the evening The
will delightful one are sure and we trust
TO see the house fHed to oterhowing
sApLE BRorBsRs These singers give another OF THAR
pleasing ut Rutgers institute. In
street tins evening They have performed 80 long and
we'll In New York that their reputation fu IL estab
Iishsd asa very superior band The various engage