The New York herald., 1850-04-26
Fashion and the italian Opera.


The brilliant, fashionable audiences at Nblos, will
have only few opportunities for enjoying the
delicious musical treat, furnished by the great vocasts
at that establishment. The dramatic performances
under the supervision Of Mr.. John Broughsm, will
commence certainly by the thirteenth Of May and.
II may be, earlier period when the Italian
pany will make visit to Boston. ON their return.
they will occupy Castle Garden. to which point may
expect the whole fashionable world TO flock la the
summer months proud and happy in the enjoyment
of refreshing breezes lovely costumes splendid
music snd charming song The houses at Nibo's have
been marked already Nv negligent elegance Of dress;
and the weather becomes finer and warmer, shall
end hats disappearing from the ladies heads though
by tho charm II Rochester Stratford ghost, and
natures ornament revealed with all the appropriate
,mb lishment of art. No s,archcd muslin or paste.
board must between the and the notes Of such
exquisite mnstrelsy be enjoyed with the
utmost delight The present style Of hats dipped on
the for, head Ia Marie Reine d Eeosse very prstty
and becoming 60 many oval faces; but hats uu-
suited to the Opera impede the sight and hearing and
destroy the elegance Of fashionable assembly They
VII BE- ronhncd 20 the carriage and the pavement
Tomorrow night. the promise Of fine weather. and
the announcement Of the repetition Of that grand and
magnificent opera Macbeth will bring together all
who have any true love for that which exalted the
lyrical drama The opera Is not only emincniy beau.
tfu whole but Is full Of freshness Of design and
ofa sustained lofty character. Ner1is genius marks
every and he has cunnngly mastered his theme
We perceive the intent Of his chorus and deeply
affected by the language of his instrume Such
an opera must charm more and more as its excellence
becomes appreciated and Tor it, merits too ire
spcct,c q the great aicat exhibited IN every depart
ment Of its representation sgnora Angela Bosio
triumphsny sustains the character Of Lady Macbeth
pouring fom her delicate throat torrent Of melody
80 just 20 pure. aud sparkling. a. to cap.
tivsio the senses and demand homage from the
Judgment We doub, that, in the two years since
this opera produced any lady has surpassed
Bosio ia the roe Of Lady Macbeth. srnor ce.are
nadini's Macbeth Is highly finished performance
His acting and singing created quite yirore. and
be sustained admirably by the female chorstcrs.
Who p,rsonaied the witches in style which has
been approached the English American stage,
far a. have had opportunities Of judging IL
In vain for In limited notice of the performance
describe the Wild and appropriate effects produced
by thsm. or the high merit with which they gave the
music q their scen-s Indeed the whole opera was
ercellcnty performed aud brilliant With dresses
and appointments. We must not pass over however.
the performance of signor Loyni In the last act he
sang with deiciousn,ss aud power which will long be
remembered proof Of his rapid advancement in
the art. The enthusiasm Of his manner the soul in
his last song and the sweet and mslodious manage.
mont of his slvery voice. eSacted our warmcst admi
ration words. however can but fecbly convey our
impression of the individual or general charactercs
Of the reprcse ntaton We can but assure the public
tlat fa grand musical entertainment. In which the
interest never for moment aags Is wanted for enjoy
ment. Macbeth tonight will supply IL. beyond n
question the suggestion Of doubt Pail not to go