The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-09

The last performance OF this admirable italian COM
psny, took psce Saturday night at Castle Garden
where the enthusiasm surpassed any pspulsr demon
strAtion know n the history of music In this mo
tropoiis This morning the smsbls and snterprizink
manager signor Padsr together with tho entire
of artists, vocslists, and musician viii depart for
Philadelphia where they will perform for . few nghts
They will next visit Baltimore and thence proceed to
Charleston, from which city they will embark for
Havana on the first Of October.
The Havana company among us suddenly,
without any previous flourish Of trumpets In the sim
plcity, well as In the strength Of their art and
power, and have made triumphs every week
having accomplished in fame and In pecuniary suo-
than any other troupe that has visited New
York. Max Maretzek the first to succeed with
his opera company sigpor Padsr has done mors-hs
has coined golden opinions" At first, at high
prices the enter PRISE sustained at expense Of TWEEN
~ thousand dollars month, only promised to be
without loss. The decision of the manager, however
TO make the opera popular, Mt admission price Of
only any cents, proved judicious Prom four to
six thousand persons have listened deiighsdiy night
after night to the great artists and tho public taste
has extended for this kind OF entertainment This 10
not surprising. Tho company IL, In numbers and
talent much larger and powerful than the usual
opera companies of the great European cities ~ the
list OF principal performers will show
Stefanoni,l Balvi,
Bosio Prime dome. Loripi, }Tenori
Teds SEQ, yietti,
G. Co. vir,ti' contr.lte g S, B'di'ii a.,,,,
Marpi, Ba~so. Colletti, }
Their first performances In this city the eleventh
Of last APRIL at Nblos Theatre established the great
fact, that they were Superior to Any troupe that has
visited this city, sinoe the days of Garcia Marni
Attils; stenanon as Norma; Boso, rs Lady Macbeth;
salvi, as Edssrdo Tedesco, as ssppho O. viett as
Arsace; Costni Is Adalgisa Lorini Poione; Wet
ii, a. Brnsn c. Badiai Is the Fsscarii Vita IS Bel
core Colietti, Ramondo have sminently distin-
euhed themselves while In several other r5ss sssh
has trumphsd abundsntly, In the highest sense Of
success. After appearing at Niblos and the Aston
Place, high prices tried with tolersbs success
but the prodtabls commenced at Castle Garden
the eighth OF July, since which time the most per
feet has crowned every effort Tn. history OF
the whole season has been OF trumphs, and the
vocaliration has been crowned by Of the most
richly deserved ovstions ohroniosd In this
tropolis Bottesini upon the double bass Is another
Paganini and dare to say 1t, without . rival In
the world Por several nights past he has enchanted
tboutanss by his derfoi mastery Of the instru-
mcnt, atipg implied amount Of enthusiasm.
The manager Of the company proposes to return to
this city In April next with Q uperior troupe.
We have doubt that the utmost will crown
his Efforts and should eli the srrsngsms nts ie
signed for large opera house be carried out during
the winter. doubt not that the harvest will be .
rich one for the enterprisng proprietor. With mag
nihsent esfs bishment broadway ct popular prices
the great talents Of the Havana oompany will never
know Improbable night High talent and low
prices forever! Nov for Jenny Lind hurrahl