The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-14


Peres Nina the premiere donseuse OF the Spanish
company at the Haymarke has presented her lord with
pledge OF mutual Affection" and again returned I,
the boards, much to the delight Of Young England Mr.
j. H. Mevicker the weli known American comedian ha,
made his diou at the Surrey and achieved great sue
cess. The Times says:--
lie possesses the rare qualification Of being able "a
combine the very extreme Of national cooring with
appearance OF perfect and spontaneiiy may
remark to his special praise, that the piece sam
Patch in which he has made his Debut Il so fsarfay
titesome and absurd that nothing short Of genuine CO.
mic talent could show itself through the dense atnos
phere Of dulness Now, Mr.. Mcyickcr does make his
audience laugh in spite Of the obstacle aud therefore
great IL his triumph
And the Sunday 7irses t.
Mr. Mcvicker h decidedly Of the best actors Of hi.
kind that has yet waited this country lie strongly
national but wthAi easy and unsxaggersted steering
coarscness Of silsby.
Mr.. Charles Barry, actor well known Of the West
has also appeared at the Surrey In Fais,an rhe sh
ling Opera at Drury Lane Is doing we'll
Mrs. Lucy Escott sung Lucia on the eth, for her
benefit.
The saddler's Wells has actress, Miss Eburne,
who is well spoken Of Gris and Mario singing In
Liverpool Professor Anderson the wizard, IL draw
ing crowds to the Iyceum, small theatre.
The New York correspondent OF the London Sunday
Times writes very good letters because he adopts the
scribng the DEBUT of Mile Rachel he appropriately half
column Of HERALD editorial, but forgets to mention the
source from which he cribbed the matter.
MOVEMENTS of OrrRA AKrrns.-The following from the
Paris Re7m Franco italicnne Ia . complete list Of the
leading opera artists, with their present locations -
rRMx ABSOLUTE
AT Pars-Mmes Giuiia Grisi, Rorina Pence virginia
Boceobadati fforentini, de Rolssy. Al Milsn-Mme-,
BarbiertNini, Angelina Orecchia. At CrcmoBe-Mme
virgina Viola. Al 1rieste-Mme. ZecchinA. Dabaa Al
Tnrin-Mlle Marietta piccolomni Al Gsnes-Mme. Lul
Rome-Mmes. Adelaide Basseggo and Elise Iipparin Al
Napes-Mme Giuseppna Medori At Messina-Mme
Gord.no At RovgoaMme. sslyini Denaseii. Al Mad
rd-Mme. Garibodi. Bassi. At BArcelona--Mme JUL.
enne fejean At Lisbon-Mmes. Caroline Alano and
Carradori. At oporto-Mme. Torrani. Al 81 Peters
burg--Mmes. Angelina Bopo and Marcellna Iot,i Al
Bacharcst--Mme Adelaide Ravaga. AZ Constantine.
ple-Mmcs. Borfi Deleurre and Vittora Ruppin At
Jassy-Miie. Josephine Brambla. At News ork-Mme
lie Lagrange, Miss Henslcr and MILE Parodi AZ Rio ia
nero--Me. Emmy La GruA At Mexico--Mlle Almont
Al iIavana--Mme. Cuvanti-yiu. At Edinburg Nine
Fodo.
rRiME DONNIE cos1RAIr.
yeti. a, Msard MIN and pHrrb'y
ople--Mme. Tosi. At .Jnssy--Mmc Guerrini
Al New York--Mlles. Aldni and D'Ormy At Rio janet
ro--Mme. Casalona- Bar bogio. Al HavMnA-Mme. Buc-
ca'ori: AT Ednburg--Mme. Wilman. At soxico--Mlle.
Nestvaii.
rpiM rusoa Assolrr
At PariF-MM Mario, Carton, Salvi ct Mongini. At
Mlan-MM. Giugiini and T.. Graaisni. At Cremope-M
Benefit. AZ Bergame-M sinioo. At MAntoe-M Pag,
NJ
mia Bestini. At Trieste-M Negrin A. NapIes--M.
Nitrate. At Palermo-M. Naudin. At Messine--M Par.
aini At Roygo.M, Agresti At Boiogne-M. Bcaucarde.
AT Rome-MM Musiani and Prudenza. At Florence--M
rancani. At Ascoli--M. Dali Armi At Iivournc--M
Pagnoni AZ Maird-MM: Mavezn and Gaivani At
Necchi At Matc--M Tamaro At Corfou-M Negri
At niuope-M. sacoomano. Al Saint Petersburg
esi. AZ Jassy-M. Miraga. Al New Yorh--M. brig
mole. At Rio JapeiroMM Mazxolcn Dnfrcsne and Gen.
Tie. AZ Mexco-MM. Ginnnoni. At Havana--M. Tibc-
rini At Edinburgh Ncri Haraldt.
AssoLrn.
a, Paris-M. Evernrdi and Graxiani At Napics--M.
Boo,ne-M. Peneich. Al Milan--MM. ciraldoni, zacch
At Turin-H. Bolni. Al Cremone--M. Mancusi. At Ro.
yiseM. Giorg Pacini. AT T,e,te--M. Gu,cciardi. At
Tfrvse-M. Corsi A. fjvourne-M Ronconi fSebahtien
AT Pslerme-M. Pixsigat. Al Messine--M. Cort At Ma
drid-MM Beneventano and hattioli At Barcelone-M
1iori. At Iisbonnc-M. Rar;olini. Al Malse-M stora
AZ Constantiaople-M. Bonora. At Alcxandrie-M Gi.
raldoni: At 81 fetersbourg-MM. Ronconi (Georgcs)
Rio Janero-M. Walter. AZ Havana--M. Vita. At Edin
burg--M Monan.
AT Paris-MM Apgcini. At Genes-M Laura. Al
Turr-M DaIIa Costa. At Trieste-M. Cornago. At Nj.
Al Constantinople-M palla Costa Cesar. At a. Re.
tersburg-M Ddot At Madrid 81 viaeit. AT Lisbon
MN. Nerini and Celestno.
At Parir-M. zncchini. At yeniee-M. C,mbiaggio
~ Ilorence--M. sshegg. AT Rome-M. Friui. At Mes
,na--M. Catani At Madrid-M Soares. At IIsbon--N
Botcls. Al Constantinops-M. CALI At Einburg-M
Donaio.
stenanonc had arrived In Paris but had no, been en-
gagged.
AIw FRgscu PLAya--The opening az the Odoan Las
been celebrated by the production ~ play by George
Sand entitled 'fMaitte Fayiiia.n 1t was completely
successful and like all her dramatic works original and
piquant In plot, and resting upon simple thread u
Interest, which Is deliberately aud naturally developed
Nnitre Fayilla" Ia ma.Rro who believes himself pos.
.esea - an ample inc ome which has been LET, him BY
intercourse with bis family and the sutton Of hs
IA though this really the But The will only
exists in his imagination, and The family 10th 10 In.
form him Of tho truth. This sentiment Ia beautifully
when undectved h0wever the real inher(.
tor the rturethe father OF the snitor-ls 20 novel
ny the old mans distress that he willingly gives his
sent to the marriage Of the two young people At the
Palais Royal, tribe entitled lie Gendre DE- ~ Pom
must rather leok far the OF this In the admirable
and dro acting u the hopJ> than in the plot. II will
suffice to say and 70 explain the Whole 81 the plot that
Veau Iiquc in the some shat sangainary hope Of his
being in consumption, departing this world after
his marriage and leaving bis wife the po.e.or Of very
large fortune and at liberty to marry certain marqu
81 whom the fa,heriDlsw nj least Il very much eyri,
The p~d,e however dpappoins s expectations, he
grds and agreeable and In the dialogue which be-.
tween the Aihet inlaw anxious Tor hi. death and the
on-inlaw refusing 70 die must be looked for tbs main
attraction and fnpnment of the piece.
The Duke of ssxe Coburg has arrived 10 Paris 30 b.
present. al the production a his new opera, santa
hiarar
the ~ ~ October under the direction u snor cozA
90. The singers engaged mostly old fayoriie. begin
ming with Grisi and Mario. The prime donne, D. Iis
and Pence for Parls Both have sung ~iih sue
as the ~. Carlo Naples. Tha. charming oontrato
Borghi Mamo Is also Engaged, and viii appear again
Iosros and Mr. n.5gsy william. are p.yngs,
will play here the I'D inst. Mrs G. Howard has been
rs yIng af the Museum. I" SIN Water Runs Deep Il
announced here With Mr. Warren Joha Midway. TIE
Howard AfhenEum viii close tomorrow evening sith
complimentary benefit 70 the manager, JIM Yield Miss
fsrnonde reading from the Irish poets uih great
success In Boston and vicinity On the evening The
sis eli IL the taking a. sebastopoi Mr. Comet the Lead
" 81 the band ~ the boston testfe orchestra,
ducsd them through medley, 10 hon9r ~ the avet.
~" in the Fast. lie began with the "Mafsslsise
II ynn passed on 20 Z" God save the Qne~s'si Witch
Every fHyahinsn IN the houss up sisrnniy a.
srge boys a, bspisuxI bn,-and ended With Yankse
Doodle.o
Pmtspr s--yrssvaB give concert here recently,
md has sailed Tor Mexico. w. " T. davenport com.
Deneed sn engagement, A. the Walnut, MONDAY
sing Mr.. o. A. convay has t~en playing sBafasy, 80
'stn Water Runs Deep" ., the Arch. nss,bs coiny4.
~ fsixissu) ~ Infants c0msaisns viii tplow davenport
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