The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-05

Ar Isnl as the sYoadvlay-.Ths Daughter
efshs Rsg,mshs."
Ab0ai hes sppssy u In Italian opera for the fth
tine 1T the Broadway Thestre and so far from the
thusiasn dimi1hbvs II raissd last night to far
higher pitch than ,@foss. There much anxiety on
the part tf Vie cfcs the dsttsat and the musc low
Ing pubic st Urge in what wy Alboni who was
20 specessfss in CiDdeisla" would scQuit herself In
character Gr,snt that Of the Daughter Of the Reg
imsnt' 3are ulaIy tb IL rega, ded rs the ek
Of sSrtEg, Who announced to appear in It Monday
nextst another theatre supposed by many that
hcwrvsr successful Ahoni lad been In Oenerentola an
Opera which otnposed for rich oontralto voice like
hers The would not be equally ELECTIVE In the light
sparkling oses Of DoDiEeti composed for sopranos but
those who had heard and her in fglis del Regg
mentor in Europe snd all Who had resd Of her achieve
ments felt confident that .he equal 10 the task and
he has justified that expectation, proving that she y
possesd OF versatility Of genius and that her
voice extends to very wide compass indeed. Never
IVES any triumph more complete she looked and a,tsd
Maria naturally and With such graceful simplicity
with the wi hout the bolcpess that has char
aceriEed the perf Of the part by sres
that It like reality than exquisite persona
tion.
The houre crowded with we'll dressed, brilliant
audience who showed their appreciation Of the points
made by the great ore by always applauding in the
right places And such applause have rarely Wit
ed at any optra-so warm hearty ofrepeated,
and prooI ged Those who acquainted with this
opera know that It is radiant with gems the bril-
anE ray Of Il marked by joyous gayety, while
Others are raught with the most touching tenderness In
slmos thing that she sang che rspturousy ap
plauded OF eneored whether in the merry "TAnte
bstta Gle" the pathetic farewell partie convieve"
thc equally happy and brought dovn the loud en-
cores the audience But 1t In the "Ratapan," in
which she beat the the stage and marched so
admirably, and in tho Singing LESSON that she was
most successful. The audience seemed carried
sway with Q complete j,rore. In the finale she
was exquisitey beautiful and retired amidst show
or Of bouquets and the most vehement applause
She daly after called before the stage and
ceivsd the homage Of q delighted audience.
In this opera AlboDi has made papable hit" In Eu
rope she ned with success Maria even after
Jenny Lind had made much Of the role in America
fhe fas now mace good her European fame Mr. Mar
shall has made experiment for which he deserves
great credit and In whose every lover OF music
must take deep Interest. 1t Is the FIRST time In this
country that attempt has been made to give italian
opera to the public with great artistic performing the
fentatons Tie prices have been brought down to the
republican and democraic level, and longer the
arstOcracy monololze the divine art Of music. They
never .upport.d the opera IN New York and now the
people to them Stand aside and make those
WI o will
Never such delicious music given to the public a.
such prices and is gratyin to that the public 30
fully appreciate it.