The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-14

| ITALIAN OPERA.-Tho fashionable world has been
thrown into OBSTACLES Of delight during the last two
days, BY the arrival Of fresh Italian troupe from It's.
ly engaged It seems, by Mr. Fry, ct tho Aston Place
Opera House, and probably to open the
short, Of the Opera which takes place In
week or two ct the termination Of the present sub
sorpton, closing next week. Our Italian eorrsspon
dent gives account Of these artists which 10
rather interesting. Their follows -vir.
gna Fasciotti di Bsrgamo soprano; Alssssndro FER
rsri tenor; Francisco Tafansl baritone; Sgnor Cas-
trone, bssso.
The prima donna IL said to b very nns looking
young woman, in possession Of considerable talent
though not yet fully developed Hitherto she has not
obtained any general reputation In ITALY, having chief
ly performed at minor theatres In Bersamo Brsscia
and other second and third rate stiles in Lomb
Some say, however, che is . splendid creature, and
will astonish Opera goers almost out Of their
But s 10 we'll known 1t would not take much to ssto.
nsh them out Of their senses not having great deal
to spare in that line of business She will make her
debut at the extra subscription the Aston Place
Opera House. Tho tenO,s 10 not much known out Of
Italy, but said to have occupied very high petition
In Milan, having been called there the primo
ABSOLUTE. The barytone is . Frsnchmsn BY birth,
Blu; has performed for several years In some Of the
principal cities Of Italy.
The prima donna % yet has made NO engagement
with Mr.. Fry, but probably will soon make ono. They
have been considerable time their way from Italy
having been detained in London Paris and Liverpool.
They complain COED deal Of Mr. Fry In Europs-nos
the Fry having failed to perform his promises
made to them but hope that will be rsmedled By
the Mr. Fry Of New York.
By the arrival Of this troupe, We may now count
three four Italian Opera Houpes In this country
and Of them certainly very good. The Trui and
Benedict troupe, which has been performing during
the season closing, will probably not be rsengased
BY Mr.. Fry fer the extra session. The new ro~Ss
will be brought out and novelty takes we'll among
US II they possess any talent and power they viii
with brilliant success. great deal Of curiosity 10
excited Is to their talents and powers, accompanied 1t
must be confessed, with . good deal Of controversy
and hestancy.
APPLAUSE AT THE OrERA.-It IL asserted that Q
marked sensation was produced In the Aston Place
Opera House during the fret representation Of Lis
Favorita," and round Of applause given In the
second aot, while Truf was singing The foreien
dtietfonte surprised-it WAS not at the right
plsoe-it unusual; and for time they we're At
loss to discover the new point that Tru had made
which excited such universal enthusiasm After the
sot Truf vas led on and greeted with round Of APP
psu.e for something, Of which she ignorant, but
Soon after the act, tho secret came out The fol-
owipg conversation overheard In the lobbies bs
s.ss s nice hit Of TSufr e took, toc and tn:
b'hoys and gbals give her round p"
Did they, though? was getting some oysters out
side What the muse 7"
"Wsrn't no muss, Bill; but she sang Tom Hysrs
name right ont in the piece hind brought It in,
like-just mentioned II tom mi. hi hi, and Oh, 10.
NINA didn't We stomp some!' |
Trufh IL some-s she 10 . knowing cove but say, |
Tom, did the brokers and the counterj Jumpers give
In y,
"Ip course they did They heard her pronounce |
Hysr' name as veil ss We. What do them spooni.,
know about Italian, any more AN We DOT Bowed nj |
tbiDk they IL much a ua.p
IL seems that Ssnorita Trunh Qnnooently, doubt)
sng an Italian word that sounded like Hyer; the audi
took At onoe especially those who filed with
w nsns End The champion; snd being friends Of Tom