New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-24
CITY ITEMS.

Mr. W. II. Paine has assumed the management Of
the Academy OF Music Fourteenhst., for the coming
sessor now close at band; and Issues accordingly
the following notice TO the public;
The Acsdelny Of Music viii be opened on the first
Of October for season OF forty performances, during
which, N ADDITION TO the tavOritc Italian Operas
heretofore presented Meyerbe.rs Operas, the Huge
rots Prophet Etoe du Nord, and other novelties
will be produced, with megnifcence OF m,Se-en sceHs
correctness OF costume and artistic excellence equal to
the STANDARD already established at the Academy.
With artists Of distinguished reputation IN this coun
try and in Europe, efficient orchestra, lunier the
direction of Msx Msrczek increased )rus, and
a determination on his part that no effort shall be
spared TO render the Opera worthy of liberal patron
age The Dlrector confidently appeals 10 the public,
aud 10 the good will Of the prose- to sustain him IN his
endeavor TO give the lyric drama permanent foothod
in his community. There ~il be three regular per-
fornaIces in each week, on the evenings OF Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. An Opera Will also be given
every Saturday afternoon for the especial acconnO-
detion Of ont ot-town residents, invalids, children,
schools and Others unable unwilling to attend even
ipg performances. The pucs OF admission to Par
1uet and First Circle IL fixed at Two Dollars. No
charge will be made for securing places in advance.
The boxes of which wenty-eight have been added TO
the first circle will be sold for the season or for one
or two rights in each of the season, al reduc
ton on the regular price of admission, varying accord
ing TO location and number OF seats.
The engagements made By Mr.. Paine are Mes
DANES Lagrange. lIeu.ler, and Mcssrs Brignol Am)-
do and Moroi-already here Then selected by
Mario. and yet To arrive, Seyani, Of whom report
speaks weu-a tenor who has been only two yeans on
the stage, and appeared lately in tho Prophet at
Florence In addition Caspian, the Italian Bass, u
Young and Doted singer and last and not least, Mad.
Cast, han II the Grand Operas OF Paris AMI London,
who did Bertha in Mcyerbccr's Prophet when FIRST
prcscntcd. Mad. Css,ellan made a success as con.
cotsipecr 10 this city about twelve year, 'iuce. The
promi-,s made by tho opera management are that
everything will be attractive in the stage appoint
ncns and tho prices Of admission g. and o., ~ low
"a arc consistent with the monthly expenses, which
Mr. Paine ssys will be $4,000.
NJ Farodi and N. Strskuacl gave Concert in
Philadelphia on Thursday. of which Ief hsrs'7e
T,mes says. Pew such brilliant aud crowded ssaen
blsge4 at our fa-honsha population have over heen
gathered tcgethe,
This musical oo,upsuv will return shortly to Now
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