The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

Madame Aitoni, one of tho most celebrated Itsiian
arhstes in Eurcpe embarked In the Hermann for Nev
York the 2Gth inst. will arrive In this city
days We have a positive account Of this embarkxton,
by last letter ;rcm Paris She Is accompanied hy
young 6asss singer named Revere, who Il said 20 Ss
nearly equal 20 Lablache, and by san Giovanni, q
famous tenor. She Intends to give concerts In Neg
York, and through the country and also To sppasr
In opera previous TO her return TO Europe. Alboni
fine aiistc. has splendid conaito voice. il very besv6
ful wcn,an and il ~ stout in proportion Is Madame
Tedesco.
Madame Sontag we learn by private letters writers
by herself and under her hand, dated from Brsmsa
intends TO embark In the middle August, for Nee
York AID also to make tour throughout the country
What further arrangements may take place connected
with Nine Sonags tour, shall learn hereafter. This
lady and Is considered the classical aud
vocalist, of the Italian school living She 4
beautiful woman in tho prime Of life and has occupied
high position in diplomatic circles through the Continent
Jenny Lind is gone and slresdy many Of the oystoe
house critics and tho oyster house Journalists wha.
during her residence here with the power control ovr
oysters which her presence gave them perfectly
eloquent in their laudatons Of hor beginunz to
make mouths at her and her husband bat
at the latter genius. Otto dodschmdt seems to have
given great offence to great of tho oyster houss
critics, and they are blazing away at him without any
mercy qualification Whatever we said Of Jenny
Lipa and personal musical guale- MAS slwsrs
said To her face. and during her presence In this esy
Now that .bs Is gone We shAl have turn road and
defend her reputation and that Of h.r Bit OF hu ,Lar
sganft those vagabOnds of the oyster cellars WI. had
been trying to out OF her her I,tto iiokrcw.
while here, but who now having failed 10 au thsif
pockets, afe venting their spleen against them
On. Buu left saturday Tor Boston to give soma
concerts there Ole Bun IL just great an artist aud
a. he fellow as he was during his previous visiL. but
has not by my means been successful formally in
New iosk. or throughout the country lie grsat
mktake in supposing that W. green ~ w
WI re tan yea-s ago. in spring time We grown
immensely, aid been humbu. god much since that
time that cannot DO easily hunib,iggcd b, Ds-
triotc declarations instead exq iowipg Oie Iiun
mado mistake in not giving concert Lrst In Nov
York. and taking his position simply great artist.
without The snec'aion Of being great patriot rcpal
other humbug, We hope ho will succeed but.us
In blnntuggiDg the BostoDhns
Lola Montee has gone Ihladeipha She had bceu try
Ing to hunbug M with her dancing for time bus
al last laid 1t sside and to realities She made
prodgious hit ia the new piece, called Lola Montes h
bavaria in which she merely p1sonstes her-ct u
only playing oil again her old tricks. This piece could
have run tour or 1--we weeks. When rhc mad. her
appear ance in this oy advised her to give ectureA
q get up such pieces, and that she would succeed
in either of these eho the Justice Of
advice ana is bencntted by having adopted IL Shs
has now a most brilliant career b,fo.s her When ina
present ptce Is exhausted Let her got up drama u
" Lola 5ontcs IN Boston, and show mp the Boston choM
committee and Corpoi alton; also Life in New Torkr
ana thow up tho editors here who abused her b-oaus
tb, thought sEe ucb sinner also Lie in Par.n
" Life in Wursaw and Life iD Loudon y With her hus-
Denu tAoWn up IN All MS gresnneoe. She travel
through this country with these pieces f coupe of
years and msc hundred thousand dollars At the Iask
mig in the Brosoway theatre the led with
the most M jo able and respectable soccty Of New York
principally ladies' of the first ranks ia peiy and pAe-
riuca
Madame Thlon-the beautiful ThiIlon-and the gous-
ses-the charming Rousscts-nrc still at Nibos. But
what has become II the moDkys7 and wbt he dse
Al! the young ma ters and misses urig taeR
praHdpsfas ans grgndmaD,as about The monkey h xtra
ard the monkey opera aud the monkey ballet We musS
have th m IL seems that The monkeys Is q
Ia ind I'm th.rt
playing string and another "A young monkey-S
q pert CT Lois Moutos in scratching aud biting