The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-30
Theatrical and Musical.

rHE IrALiAs orEEA AT CAsrLE GaRDrS-The repeti-
ton Of due Foseaii last night created again de.
gree Of enthusiasm such seldom witnessed In this
city At the conclusion Of the opera when the vocats
called before the curtain hats and
were waved for several minutes Bosio, Badiali aud
LoriDi never appeared here to more advantage. The
last act psssivey triumphant, and produced
storm Of enthuIiasm. Lorini sang with great excel
lence. His fine voice was used with admirable skill
and power and gave promise Of brilliant future fer
the artist BadAlis acting great and fully equal
20 his vocsliEation. Bosio all herself Though,
perhaps not quite brilliant, the FIRST repre-
sentation, the effort a most remarkable one, and
reflected the highest credit upon her genius. This
evening the popular La Favorita' will be per.
formed with an immense cast. stenanoni Salvi, Ma
RIM and Badia will sustain the principal characters
This announcement will be enough 60 draw together
crowd Of Thousands.
BowTHr THEAfEs-The splendid spectacle called
The siege Of Monterey will again b. produced this
evening in consequence Of its great We
not surprised At this, what drama could be pro-
dueed which would operate more upon the feelings Of
the people, or excite such lively interest. a. one
representing the glorious victories achieved by the
American army upon the plains Of Mexico The
amussmsnts viii close with the farce Of Set BeggAr
on Horseback"
EfHto's GARprs The beautiful domestic drama call
ed The Pet Of the village will again be prssented
this evening. Mademoiselle Blangy, the highly
compshed darsstfss, will appear Ambrose In which
che viii display her iniuitable pantomnic abilities
in the engagement of this artist whose abilities
taste and no doubt, will be amply rewarded in full
rnd fashionable houses The character Of Pierre will
Be sustained by Mr. Chppendale, that Of De Lorme by
Mr.. Lynne. and Mrs Vernon will appear a. Nine De
Lorms, ard Miss Nickinson az ADgeline. Notwith-
standing ths great attraction of Mile. Dlangy the
manager, DESTROYS Of giving entire satifacton TO the
patrons Of his will also present
another piece q less interest and In witch all
his celebrated company Of comedians will appear
namely the operatic burlesaua OF Fsmrralda This
l. great bill Of entertainment and no doubt. will
draw large asst mblage.
NAriosL THrarnr-The same bill as last evening
will b. presented TO sight The Of this i that
the pieces are good. and have drawn crowded house
The fret IL the drama Of Uncle sam in which Chap
man and other effective comedians will appear. The
next s the very successful drama Of the New York
fireman," and the last, the military drama Of
Miss Mavipa will DISPLAY her abilities a. a1n,st.
between the pieces This l. n fine nights amusem emit
for the small sum Of twenty eve cents
cnRsrr's orrRA Housr.--This celebrated baud will
continue TO give their highly amusing concerts until
Saturday evening next, when their concerts will close
for short period, while the hall IL undergoing tho
rough repair.
otrwfc -Pierce's Ministries announce the same bin
Of Amusement for this evening-singng, dancing. and
instrumental performances.
AMrstels MvsruN.-The attractive drama Of the
-Drunhardn sthl con tinues 70 draw crowded houses
The acting Of Miss Fisher aud Messrs Clarke and la
daway Is nightly rewarded with enthusiastic cheers
The Museum is in the full tide Of success
sufcrpE w CoSsreurvcr or LAwsurr On sa.ur.
gay AFTERNOON Francis Diilovay, sexton Of the Chan
Gerry ace Church, was found shot through the head
with pistol In bis hand IN the befrey u the church
lie was last seen on Thursday just amer he had rung
the bell Ter the lecture His family residing at
Maiden and be bad been boarding In Eliot street and
while his family supposed he was az his boarding
house the people there suppoe he had gone out 20
see bis family and hence there vas no sarch FOR him
Colonel Pratt held inquest on the body sunday
forenoon, and u appeared in evidence that the Do.
cease had lost 81 60 by awsut and took his de.
feat much n heart The jury W their verdict found
that he committed suicide by shooting himsel with
pistol, while under great depression ~ fp'rits
caused lnwruIfW he
bss lsf, about $4,000 In real ests'sBs'cn c0Hri,v