The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-02

at the Broadway theatre, next Monday night, 10 FRO
the Liverpool Times, Sept. 2:-
| The name OF Louisa Pyne has become . synonym &
AL that good and true and beautiful "a connexion vi,
her divine art In her earliest years she lani tho
tendencies which surely denoted the poss, ,ssion OF
cent musical genius, and pointed future develops
rent which needed only ordinary fostering to issu
in final triumph. AT the nfantine age vl> the ind
cati Of her talent appeared, aud wisely did her pa
rents watch and cherish and cultivate the young an
tender germs Under the direction OF the most e0nnen
masters Of the day her vocal capabilities were .xnde
ana trained with an unwonted aud before sh
ten years old she made ber debut st Her Majes
Concert Rooms Hanover sqnare where, in the midst
orchestra OF fifty performers. she astonshed lark-
and critical audience, ard elected that genuine approb
tion which, after AL is seldom bestowed where it is
rightly earned Her success has been gradual; the
coyntion o her talent and worth has been
to their progressive Manifestation We look back with
Paris after having he'd fair reputation u home
and, passing the Intervening persd unmarked bY
sught the potent and signs of sdvanc
leg excellence, turn ~ the month of august l6Ae
when at Boulogne she first the public Per form
snoe Of On that occasion abe sprenred Aina
IN La So nambula Nor must it be forgotten that
during the Of 1861, she occssic7 with
few hours notice, with unprecedented rccess the
scientific music of Zauberaote at the Ro,~ I,slian
0lera in the presence the QUE en- and Prince Albert
NJ Harrison a. an actor has acquired high reputa
Un " bs on tn As the 0ns Th.S
TO the success OF sne opera and to the
Bsfe & may thank him for much OF the popularity of
"When the fair Land Of Poland" and "Yon'u Rer1cm
her Ne As Adolphe, in Bafe's opera of "The Daugh
ter Of ST. Mark and Bohemour in Beneoicts '.crusa
fadeless kure,s both Ia the dramatic line In
1s4e no played Mt the Pncesss theatre for OF
forty nights, in Don Giovanni During the
he created unusual sensation in Macfsrren's
brilliant opera, Charios the second" In 1861 he had
. long aod successful engagement at ths Haymsrket
cter which be returned to Drury Laue, where vino
in sonnambua " he more than justified the warmest
ccmmendatops of his warmest fr,n nds
Astocated with him and the Misses PINE Is the Eng
s basso, Mr. Borraui His has been Of true
and steady Advancement losing the hold which he
long since gained and always improving his position in
regard.
Count Arnheim, IN the bohemian Girl - Andrea in
tress" and Re6cedo, in the Crown Je vels as his
most striking personations BY selecting " The heart
bowed down. of his beat songs and BY remark
ing that the compass of his voice. the depth of his tones
and the freedom of his execution among his chief
qual;fcstionsifw we tins bri,hy pass him byt is be
cause prescribed space is already exceeded and not
fer want Of materials to construct and adorn his tr
unphol chariot
PAUL Julien, the youthful vioinist has lately been
giving concerts at Hartford, Worcester, Fall River and
other places with great This evening he gives
concert in New Bedford; Tuesday, at Providence;
at Lowell, Wednesday; aud at Concord, N. H.,
Thursday He is route for Montreal and he is assisted
by Miss Durand and CHARLES weise, pianists.
Mr. WILLIAM MASON, the Amt rican pianist, has return
ed home after fve years .ence abroad is giving
concerts In Boston, assisted the Brothers Moenhauer
yiolinists.
Sgnor NovEI, Josso PREF undo, died AT Charleston,
c., the 10th September, aged about fifty years. lie
was member OF the Tedesco Havana opeca troupe and
has frequently appeared in this city.
RosToN.-Mrs. hudson Kirby and Mr.. James Bennett
announced to appear at the New theatre this
ing in "1he Hunohbsck." The Athenian critics are
pleased with the company. Mrs Charles Howard is
playing at the Museum, and Mrs. A. Parker and T. d.
Eice at the Howard. concert by the Blach Swan
is anne ounced for the benefit of n church.
PHuApEIrmA-Mr davenport is playing a, the Arch.
'sSt. Marc" has been produced
BuInosE--Mss Davenport is at the Front street
-" walcott With very excellent comnanv- has
latterly been dcirg only paying ousIncss.
PIrTsBuRc-The theatre has been closel in conse
quence of the prevalence of tho cholsra Mr. j. Prior
the leaong tragedian return ell to New York as. week
ST. LouIs.--Mr and Mrs Florence have concluded an
engagement at the Peoples. Mrs Farrcn concluded her
engagement at the Varieties and succeeded D. j.
Roberts.
FAN FRAscsco.-Mr. Neafe srrved the Goth
August and opened Virgnius at tho Metropolitan
thsa,fe the gath. lie played week to wfctched
bousea, and though the Monplaisirs also appeared
the nights the expenses not received. Ma
saniao had been produced at The Metropolitan, with Mr..
Leach, Mr.. Phelps, Miss Julia Gould, and Mue Mon.
plaisir The Union theatre open under Wheateigh
and Haun reduced pricessl aud so cents Mrs. Sin.
clair had teen rendered benefit by the military compa
nes Of the city. Musical Hail. Bush street, had been,
opened for cheap concerts, Ia Fdrcais, Sgnor Bona
director. The Batemans in the city, doing nothing
| Mir. Bateman had bten tried and acquitted an in
dictment, charging him with assault and battery,
| with intent TO kill Mr.. soule, Of the Chronicle
| FoREioN TEArRIcAs.--Tbipgs theatrical we're very
Gull in Io4don. Drury Lane Theatre had been opened
for opera, and wallaces "Mari1ana was given the
11tb. The Worcester Musical Festival great affair
Sims Reeves, Gardcni, Clara Novelo, Miss Dolby, and
other artists afssted Mr. Phelps had revived Cymbe
line for Sa5ers Wells, and Miss Romers opera troupe
still at the Surrey Mr.. Brooke is to play fare
well engagement previous to his departure for the
United States at the Drury Lane, to confluence October
ID Mr.. Anderson is playing at The Standard "Rchard
1' get up in great sty FOR him The summer sen
son the City had closed. The winter viii
shortly commence under the d ection Of Messrs john
ard Nielsen Lee who have taken the theatre for
heightened period. Great alterations about being
made in the house. the interior win be gre.ty enlarged
and bs decorations entirely ed III costly and els
CANT style Miss lily Loveday is to DO the leading lady
| and Miss Lydia Pearce the soubyea, Hr. Richard
Youpge returns TO the theatre and Mr.. Evans, from
Iiv0pooI makes his first appearance here the open
| ing night.
| benefit in relief of Mrs. Warren was announced a
the Wells Blackstone, Miss Caxhavcn and others has
volunteered.
Mr. Coprin, a comedian attached to OF the Aus
trAisD theatres performed at the Theatre Royal Man
chester. hr. Voppin mas engagea popular NsgsuaI
for two hundred nights at $50 per right TO minister
the sntertainmen. Of the people at the antiposes-
Bale has finished his orera entitled sH Duca ed
Tttos" hcbroto by Pave which to be represented
during the autumnal at trieste. He will then pro
ce,d TO Turin 20 complete ,ther opera Le Scudiero
which be Engaged write FOR the Royal Theatre al
| Macerata.
Miss Adelaide Philip, OF Boston, has made her Sebu
at Milan. According to the correspondent Of the Lon
don Musical World, she made her dcDm in Angus. at
concert singing Al que gioyno. carataa from 'sema
rimeee,r and created fvrore lie says.of her "Thi
young artist possesses voice of good quality powerful
and sympathetic. Her style is not yet finished but sh
hold out rom,c :or the future, and with proper train
4 ing have doubt will take high position. Mis-
Phillips repeated the cdron6 at second c0nccr. giveI
for the gers benefit also the duet with
| in both Of which she was much spriauded."