The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-26

Esnsni and Tanansni as Carlos v. The " Eisir
d'ADore" cas- 10 b. produced last Wednesday, and
Madam. Pico would sustain the character Of Adoa Sig
WITH hat 81 N.morino, Sg raaneh that Of Sergeant
Peleoe and Sig tpio Amau that Of the quach doctor,
DuIesna ..
hosIHKAL-Ths Montreal Pilot, Canada, gives glow
ing account Of the first performance at Bucands Royal
theatre in that city of Edward Moores tragsdy Of the
Diameter, In which Mr. George Jordan played Bsver
, The Gsmsstsr, and Mrs Buckland Mrs. Beverly Both
received praise from the Montreal critics.
VALPARAISO Madame Biscaccianti continues to win.
the prs isss OF innumerabe admirers in Valparaiso She
have tina, city the l7th u for Santiago, the
capital oil tbils
cAuFoRSn-Dates to the 18th Of June represent that
theatrical business not quite good formerly
Nine Ihillon, Mr.. Thllon, Mr.. Hudson and Mr.. Leach
sailed IN the for New York arrived here the
12cl cinderella" produced at the Metropolitan,
San Francisco, the 10Th, with Madam Anna Thilon
as Cinderella Mr.. Hudson Felix, Herr Mengis the
Baron, Mr.. Leach Iandini Miss Gould as the Fairy
Queen Miss Peby Clornds. The opera passed on
the ,ats action Of crowded house Miss Laura Keene
hau a benefit at the American the 10TH whom there
wss . crowded house. With reference to her managerial
sleculstcn to which alluded last week, the Attn
theatre Commercial street and win open II in short
time, with superior stock company We fear that Miss
Upon The arrival Of ladies in this city they
inv sraby attract about them crowd, who, protesting
to be men Of influence and to have thorough
Of the requisites OF here totally destitute OF
the ignorant of the other. We fear Miss keene
will axe failure by opening another theatre, and par
tculsry such out OF the way establishment IS the
Union theatre on Commercial street. With two welor
fsniz.d conducted theatres in this city, think
Miss keene could have found better field for the
c.e Of her taieIts and more profitable one than she
will in the opening Of third regular theatre Neverthe
less, wish Miss Keene every Success
Mme Cally giving French opera at the above
theatre at the last accounts Kate Hays CIV
IN Mn HALL NJ
had quite successful Mr. Charles Burke and the
Denps doing fair business at the American thea
tire. Miss Heron appeared at the Metropolitan the
9th Lay, Parthenia to j. B. Booths Ingomar. The
Ala says
We have just passed through in theatrical woriT
with long season OF stars who have been shining in
past and have coodescended send down their briln
upon in consd ration Of certain very solid
il the shape Of oleraby large sized piles of silver and OF
gold. The engagement of Madam Thon has Just closed
and she will leave city in few days with thirty
thousand dolSrs the profits of her abors for three
months hr Murdoch, during his sojourn amongst us.
has rockeed something that The Rousets
in weeks. equally successful and We might 20
through whole catalogue and chronicle the enormous
profits which have been realized in California by most Of
the theatrical stars who have visited and who have
retired about retiring with their .pilesn to en-
joy their benefits in another land.
The Alto goes to say that the Californians have
made up their minds not to do any One of
papers Of the 18TH under the caption Of the
Metropolitan" says
During the first act of the opera, the Metropoli-
tan, last evening, two gentlemen, of
the Legislature, bad an interesting little fist fight in
Of the orchestra boxes by which the whole house was
few minutes when the parties separated BY mu
tusl friend We did not understand in what the DIFF
Guilty originated but would suggest that gentlemen
should find locality other than the theatre wherein
to settle their differences.
Mrs. Robb, nee Goodenow, concertizing at Sacra
mento The Bateman children playing at Stockton
The Manpaisir troupe were not successful.
MEuco-Madame Sontag doing exceedingly wela
in opera according to latest advces from the city
Mexico The Stefanone troupe also succeeding we'll.
Pada and Bordas (rom New Oreans) singing with
Eaoame Sontag; and Signor Salvi, of course the
mansay Of the latter Botesni also in the city Of
Mexico.
LosDoN-The new drama, "The Knights Of the FOUND
Table," continues to be highly successful At the Hay
market. Charles Mathews re-opened the Lyoeum ON
Monday Mark Lemons farce at the Adelphi called
Moving Tale, has been successful chiefly owing tc
the ks.leys The French dramatic season At the 81
James' theatre has enced and very profitable Mr.
Robson Jasper Touchwood in the revived comic dra
ma Of ;. Hush Money" and Mrs. A. wigan Sally has
made INC hit Of the season. at the Olympic the best
attended theatre in London. Harley the Baron von
Grostnbaca, in q new piece by j. N. Morton, called
Barry Sullivan rs at the new rand theatre Miss Roman
has commenced her English opera the Surrey
rity well at sadiers Wells lie was to ss for New
York the 8th instant. Mr. Charles pipdin Pitt hAa
Oeen payine bottom IN A Midsummer Nights Drean
1t il gratifying 10 learn that the managers of Drrry
lane theatre contemplate the production Of new mus
cal work by an Englsh composer 1t Is said that the
a,e Mr. Rookie left behind him an OPERA entitled Caeio
stro OF con- id.rable merit and his widow now expects
TO fnd her husbands reputation heightened and her
own limited increased by its succe ssful pro-
ducsion.
PARm, TIo-The musical journals announce that his
Hgbness the Duke Of SAKE Coburgs opera "Sant
Chiara which has been performed with success ut sew
eral Of the theatres in Germany IL to be given at
the Grand Opera In Paris next season--Made Cru
volli and d. Gueymar sustaining the principal parts
new opera, called "LArmorique,n the words and
music by N. Marie French composer has been ri ven
at Toulouse 1t is very highly spoken of by the local
paEers:
Paris Italian Opera next season:-Sop rani-Mesdames
Frezzolni, Roso. Gaper, Cambard Weth: contralto-.
haGame Rorghi- Mamo; tenors-Messrs Gapsr and Ora
zian bassMessrs. Ross Dale Aste, and Susini. Other
engagements are also on the tdpis
prize for poetry to Madame Louise Coett The subject
was Ihe Acropois Of Athens and the number Of com
petitors sixty.
Mdle Moeker, q daughter of the welknown artist
at one Of the minor theatres Of the French capital and Is
spoken OF as promising. pleasant gifts 90 BY nhert
her daughter ought to rpen into the Duga
zon OF the second Empire-a Madame Donati rip,G
DONNA is engaged for the Grand OPERA and will shortl
make her appearance there in fla Juve."
Mission to Experimentation.
The services In connection with the ordination Of
E. f Martin, under appointment Is missionary 70 the
Copts in Egypt took place last evening the Church Of
the Puritans. The services we're commenced with .
duet, The Lord is my Shepherd after which, tho
choir sung the hymn
Go ye messengers of God
Like the beams of morning fy,
Take the wonder working rod,
wave the banner Cross on high