The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-31

done IL wrk, and the dssors,or ana nssnavsst Asve
made gosd Of the recess t. u,,,.pt ~,
dsi pleasing and graceful The worthy Iy,.susr srJ
Warren, remains faithful to his old post Al IN 49,
nel,y ~ marriage bell" vii improved sna 49,
orchestra TIE sdsr nip Of Mr. Robnta 70 1eArhf
with the poser and music Eaa,Se
mepts understand. have bsa entered with INV
oIsnstis 4 Amer European celebrity Vho
Will appear IN succession ge her with opera AMI ballet
artists.
her hkt this ih.stIe In heDsina
VI shtridsn hDosies beautiful play Of The Hunoh-
backn On h.r nrst entrance hailed several
rounds Of applause ana ssui,d garden bOua usta
irtm all paitr IL. house Mise Dean tall gpsesful
tguie with captivating manpers. very handsome face,
and clear Luebipl ana III pressivo voice She ~.
peaTed al frt he modest couLtIy belle possessed Of
uDstIoitd artlehn' winning deety from vhiakx
she emerged B., dsge 10 the would be dsshing lAAy Of
Ber &c, ~lD cir thomas Clifford mr.. Blnnd1
her lover were usrS.d IN tue part with gsnte-
neis and subaIso feeling VI nou.st love; but, when
sighted by bin IL. ~nan apparent in all her Of
fepu'o dignity. The MASTER Walter Of Mr. Conway who
received Viii much applause perfect; and tha
tcens between Juiia where she cals upon hin,
Urging the pur energy Of de,psra-
tiop, tn free Ter Cm bated with Lord rim
rel was artnticaiiy l,no.r.o b, both Mr. Bland Was
yeiy gO0u tbNpiar. te reads wen and has clear.
distinct VOICE. ipsids. ae ta'hom was usual ire
eirtbly drol he Nas received 9Th several rounds Of
harry spplaes. Ais oLnie Lonscale looked hesn
maIkaby vel ano paJ-S IL viii spuit and aSimssiOn.
iAe loy. sc,D. De1w,a her and Moaus MR. Grosvsaor)
cIes ed much laughter.
Miss Dean loudly called for AZ the end Of tho fourth
act and bc.Ig itd ot~au by M Conway received an
. u.
apd is ir III. character OF Mariauna in The
Nite Tor ths evening II which Mr.. Conway Will Per.
form julien 81.
We always te. when the broadway theatre IA
open bscsuse met ainssnt 20
improve the m,Dd We auiosgst those who bsiisye
hat plays int.uud by -licy united powers
VI prtcept un1 ,2a,n,r, a goud influence the
1,s Of men III e,ale the cause Of good mo-
rails whenever by pa ont.d miIat,on Of come his
,oIy fsbl oIsSn prvss,ye conclion by rim
,ipiss and acOrs gaturai the agents produce it,
We are instruc.d 20 v v,r ue aud aohcr vice There
I'm ~ nl
Others in its iDpessseneos and ITS elect The drama
awaken admiration eA.ss curiosity aud pl ioa-
llovtn4nt in he minds OF persons aho would not
opt tske tie trouble 10 read cr.ply in search Of It's
eAcsllencist winch axe porrraSed IN the stage The
~iipgs OF oi bu,sr and Of Knowles abound
WIN Eaun Que sle. s'htouce iseqnenuy soasAinsa
whole volume q m ra improvement. Let the manager
4 the Brosdw"y coptnuo To produce such PLAYS. sad
with his talented con Pany, be must command sssssss
NIBLos TnsA RI-aIss FIIzpArRrcHs DxBuT The
detl Of Mise Fitzpatrick At Nblos theatre lost night
was emntpty tIcc.ssni and the warm and hearty APP
paute which greeted her have been vey Ratterng
to The fair set1'4ne Al indeed she seemed very
nervous, but that feeling of and with the en-
conTaRipg plsuds OF her rdiI zee she began 10 seem
quite at home The gh reputation artist which
tbe bore On he London Stage has su red dstsatou
from her Geta here aS evening and 1t Is evident that
she will become Of he greatest favorss had
for seme time The piece rejected was Mrs. Gent
livc's comedy Il the Bellies suatagem," In which
Miss +. The character OF Letitia Hardy The
fopg which ouIs IN he third act,
w Leie are yuu gong my pretty maid -
Was most euDg BY and aswn gruat
APPLAUSE but TIE piece itseii mot injuS isiousy
chosen to sbo~ of Geb.Iane. Nothing bs ab-
suid and ridiculous than the construction II tins
calico comedy which has interest and nases
me eozen cnsIsc.s the stage than four
whom are etsn,a 10 OF IA any connected with the
po,if plot there Fro CHUNG end IT. most
stupid Gull affair, sDd though pen Of LADY it
y, iu Of scenes which tusssst 10 bfpg but immsrAy
attention OF the audience and therefore, Miss Fitz-
patrick hue much more difficult task TO perform than
II pr per una amusing coined. bad been selected.
Miss r. Is young ano handsome women, with an
elegant figure ana srsceu r,sge, and vsss clear,
mellow aLd mhicai Tier actg Is very fne, and free
from that ysrsranirg Tor elect which 700 often is
manifested even by ,ome oi the pepuiaY wtistes
hhe rish~ but u been ed ncat and brousht
Up in England, che IL the stage about fys years.
having INIT appeared IN III. provinces. usny
attsiuipg prob,atI. epgngeu, ME in LONDON Gnsoov
and Dublin. We bI,. aoubl but she wnl estAblish
heistn at Niblo N prime fasoiie ..
Mr.. Whes'lsh another new actor sustained his part
very we'll and War valuable aoJunci to Niss \.
Nav YsRK THEATHk-MApAMs THILLoS IN rirs "Ew-
cHAs1RHss '-Ihis theatre (ate the Aston Place Opera
House, was opened last night for the season BY the les
zee and manager Mr. Charles H. Thorne formerly an 60
tor and manager in this c when Madame Anna Thil.
Ion he eminent priDa donns stated in ths blk, hut
who has recently taken this degree in this csuntryD
appeared Is Stella 10 the "EnchaDtressn in which chm.
racer We have before had occasion mention sr The
character Of the EDchsntress' does require high
degree Of kl in It's performance but is nevertheless
piece Of rome beauty and within the range OF Madame
Thilions talents actress and vocalist IL is not
that first eass kind Of opera that ought to have In
this city, but L. IL pleasing ard quits the friend. Of the
artists engaged in 1t ana in the absence Of anything
OF higher character is not surprising that it should
draw q crowded house such the last night How
different would be SoDtAg the soprano, and Alboni the
contrslto In first GLASS And why should We not
have an association Of talent of the highest city
and country which snoids the finest field for artists In
the world nseaa Of selected operas suitable to the tn
tents Of The artist who makes visit to this country
matter Of speculation and realizes that success which
London would grant because we have nothing bet.
ter while Lonoor sDa Paris abound with talent Of
highest order That Maeme Thlon is "A fair actress and
vocat Is uDdsnsbe, that she il jcdcious enough
to select very and parts equally an.
patent ano that he performs them well aud with
appreciation aso nue. but t Is not the high OF
opera, OF rang. o. nperA. that New York audience
opghi 10 have oap'iDusly fcrvtd 10 them mana
gers should and have every encourage obtain
the frt talent fI this city which kDrope can command
instead Of artists sho never have ADDED u London
audience, and ~ho hove only Provincial reputation in
the un,ries fr III whence thy Gene What greater
nconttency iaers of artists OF world re.
IoNntd r.puision ike son sg aud alooni treating us
only TO o.ncers wiie their splendid opsras,c talents
wutdd enchnIt us. they have In Europe nd in
Iior VI unkwBos Euopesn artists bear away the palm
OF the opera tefo the American puoic surely ihee
be some bad MANAGEMENT nrwhere, for people
on on earth ae more wlii.g 10 pay for, or capa-
bic OF sppreciaiig theatrical ana vocal TALENT
'n"b .he hntftcsb PUBIC. 1heu Why Is 1t that thew
fIoul0 be kept worse supplied ihan the Eng,ish or
trench pubic Why, for instsDcs. should AlDUni aud
Jenny Lind give ut only .xhib Ion OF their vocal
powers in concerts, they have euch aned LONDON
public by their greet dramatic efforts OPERA Ii must
BE- want Of p,rL aud thea ricsl manage
which shows dsposition 10 'iub On ana make M ,n.v
with vhSt@t can get, or what fdls 10 its way tnan
launch out into be European and bring before
Us operas and talent Of the hplo.t II may b
ALTO want Of taste: nevsah.les Il must be admitted
tBat there are sign oiDproyemsnt and hope day
II clme OF hand wheu Mes York audience viii
A
ton OF first rate talent B,tn Co@cnt Garden and the
QuteDf theatre In London spprar b. almost willing
TO transfer thrmstlvea 70 New York for rsasonabe
confederation for IL Is getting u be pretty w known
IN Europe th1t America slods the fnest field IN the
world Tor th.sc, a mt and not much the place 70
SUIT any artse who obooics to speculate a viit here
~ u u he place which hss right TO cboo,e aud etTonix
the rrst talent the vofd csn pIodnco Ii anything
were wanted TO add force these how
II would be 70 eompsre New York and london America