The New York herald., 1850-04-28

THr ITALIAN OpERA AND FAsHros.--"Macbeth" was
repeated on Friday night to smaller assemblsge than
the rst occasion Of its representation though the
house was very fashionably attended. The perform
snce confirmed first opinions TO the character
Of the whole composition Of this splendid opera and.
though the illness Of signor Lorini deprived the
audience ofbis beautiful solo, the performance other
respects complete and highly acceptable signora
A. Bosia sang the music Of Lady Macbeth with great
skill and effect and her acting of high order
notions ofthe character not demanding the vulgar idea
Of towering stature, or u masculine voice. signor
Badiali's Macbeth was and powerful perform
anee we'll sustained throughout and loudly appauded
-as It merited to be. The chorus less attentive
than at the first performance but acquitted them
selves generally, in excellent manner-givng great
force TO the whole effect The orchetr also, merited
high praise for their skill
1t is intmated that at early day the entire troupe
will be brought forward ut a concert at the Tabers
nacle, when the public will be satisfied that musical
treat viii be presented, which seldom be found in
any city of Europe The company is much larger than
those of the opera houses of London Paris and
bned in performance, may anticipate the high
est pleasure from their joint efforts.
This troupe is under the management Of Signor
Marty Of Havana, whose place is admirably supplied
here by his son-in-law, signor A. Pader accom-
pished gentleman, skilled in the modern languages
and in all that appertans to the beautiful Of music
The experiment under his auspices, has shown that
frst-rate opera company can be supported in this
country; andwe have no doubt that the kind Of
an arrangement for success, and for great opera,
can be carried out between New York and Havana as
has been existing for many years between London and
Pars This is the only annexation between the United
States and Cuba that We advocate ut present It
will answer every purpose, and give us more music
he nd he dee haas If xnIo
cannon Could Signor Marty and his son-n-aw
signor Pader call General Mare eek their councils
and give him baton for the winter campaign the an
nexation would give the most complete satisfaction
A levy can be made Of about two dollars for each
representation. upon some hundreds of our citi-
Eens which would go far towards carrying on
the proper disposition Of the forces in
Philadelphia and Boston would do at certain sea-
sons, TO aid the cause; and this continent In short
time would be the theatre of action for hundreds now
in the Of their education In Italy, who will be
painting for glory and golden eagles. Besides. veterans
in the service could be obtained for with our Califor-
ns gold and line Of steamships can transplant
with profit the most renowned and triumphant of
those who have battled for fame the old continent
Why should not have Alboni, viardot, Grisi, La
bache, Ranconi, Mario, and host Of others in New
York! We have the gold-we have the steam Let the
annexation, then, 80 on in this musical, artiscal
style Wehsve all the elements for beating London
and Paris in every respect and the day is not distant
when the New York and Havana opera will be the
summit to which all great vocasts and musicians will
aspire. With Marty, Pader, and Maretzek combined
we can win the field. We have the gold and steam
Let us have the enterprise
Tomorrow night brilliant array Of talent, excr-
cised upon delicious music, will call together all the
taste and fashion Of the metropos-for there is a
great anxiety to enjoy the few remaining performances
before the departure of the troupe for a sister city