The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

IT. 6r,t n III % 'No-ms,.' Gris and M.-io, bss
t,g hsea al ,vspt 4" vii The mu-isa, Tohi t,,sed
70 ,srd WITH @Exie,y. ffe sesuta,,ou n the prmA
d ma graf rticn ~ W. }, faDe rests uoon ner
psrf,IT,ir. o. ii chara isss han tn rs0.n-
az ths rorm's Of b.oi, S'sdanone, aod other
great ssrsrsu 81 the lessee ~ Cate arrea hum
p house, 4 ,anpr have ,ai ed 10 realize hs expect.-
tons. frsm he sslcory I" he to,tlghts 1t a
besas, Varying from the stif hrisues of some Gloss
Jpea old entsmsat 70 the dainty tuie COZ lst,ish
"a cress Of tss trss, from >ars,oss or Newport
- ever ard snon raSoe together in onedeoce Arai
tia baton, Crsts aeie glance these are find
Il -ourd esrres may BE- s-tisnsd with the conjecture
tina. there ut have b~s fv- thousand persons pre-
sat Tour " ud Jay 4 lmpr handsomely; and
q ct the GROVES OF lis evening we hope to hear
If ,stes THROWN np h IL contrasts from want
OF sn-oursnment,
let hasten Ia ssy that the favor shown ny the pub
lilo 20 The singers fly r.cprocrs,sa by the latter
6,isi wac in her best VEIN Her snxDg think
my more -ort,y # her rest than tn. part
Of lucrsza H. Casa igs' of GriS has aimo.t at
tanned historic sme FOR has been fashionable
rave alb us ~ and when the fair singer il ap
preaching sser 3 gently, the aud yellow leaf, and
Cd men shae II cir hears they think Of the ris Of
otter ye, er tasts iva s enchanting her tAh Il
T. cof' patti ec tey were. It Ia almost su.
aoce which T. fam liar 10 every o'e, of the lyric stage;
bu' thee waT cam OF help thinkisg VINO
not prepared for the euot,ons abe ,ired in
the scepe of aousy to EEL surprise a. rae won
dro,s o. We actress t, 'e,ve Castle Garden
a very vivid an delightful remembrance Of the
or r'eur # her ard toe rathos VI her toue.
Or So N.lms will liy. after Der hers have sung the
rart with OF woes, and possibly vocal
skin but WI ole. she stands without r, al and
aver ! l. gone may ne that hs one 1t leat
Of eliinis ~oss VII gradually disappear from tho r.
pprto,y Of the lyric stage
II would Re Plea an, 70 sesk of Mario in terms Of
eqntl gratitude. BIT as often happens to ths gros,
tenor, gpor Mart-'6s pe.s ountiy--was in bad voies
sst evening re fa,le' to su-tAap tins high note At the
eiose Of TIE ar, Me pro ese." which he began vitn
grea- spirit and effect; and afterwards, or two
occasions his 7oce shovel signs OF fatigue and iscKe
tina ola anc brlapcy which usually characterize
II. Hi ing was Of rouI good expected In
the with Norma and Ada'esa he waa fully equal
to MS self Naro'- Pcliona ~ well koo xn a,
CRISIS Norma. Ibose VINO to hear he do
Ia TIE pat should 20 and hear him ssain.
The detntante sienorna fopovani was satisfactory
uccessul Der voice is rest aud ~ eeAb aud she
sang Occasionally with great deal o. feelings
st Of who have Adalgisa frequently mur
c.fed. AZ actress she lack confidence and
dliomt-de,ects which time will cure
s'gn'r ,roveso ssng well, but did rot produce a.
m sIked effect on The louse a. his last part The
choruses, rue, ind ifTen little more drilling
would Improve them
better arraIl cement at the outer entrance of the
GARDEN, securing larger sning for the enter
would sive ldies' bopDets mems ribs, and the
gers reputation . smart man.
closer regard to tine it ew Sc please tho puo
lie. II it be nerdeo III the cper. shaii =.
quarter n,st eight Jet u be stated in the os AID
strike the auson to half pest sevsn as useless and
deceptive