The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-28


better filed in all respects, toan this o,casien Toe
fam Drink ng song I'll segreo, received sood tire
warmly applsudsd. Brignoli has Q voice OF
good compass and when he chooses bring down the
house.
The Transcript has the following in relation to Vest
vail aud Brignoli, who made their debut in Boston
this OCCASION
yestvei played Orsni. Those who have been in
the habit o, seeing this class of coutrslto parts
hiec by females, who in gsrb Of gallant cavaliers ttt
bear stamped every feature the Iioeamepts of wo
manhood have yet great enjoyment in store for them.
vesvsl must seen to be appreciated There Is dig
ny IN her presence, freedom from the swswartness
which too often oestroys the whole effect Of such
.cter and genuine bouhommie ovessteppiog
ths pooncs OF the stIctsst modesty which made oer
appearance as 0rsini new pleasure Fame has not
outrun the reality ~ regard to her beauty Sue eavs
the muc o her part better than had expected hsr
personal having been lAuded to such extent
that we derived the impression she not much OF
singer She encored 10 the drinking song spite
Of marif-r dsnclnst,on TO repeat it. From the
thusiasm her fret appearance created and ev.snt
po,tr TO retain the good will Of her lien ,es
dc Tor her pace among our established ,avoritss
Briknol the new tenor, made quite sensation. He
has very agreeable voice not OF much power ani ia
quality Of tore strongly resembling that of Mario par
ticulsry in the dy ing this noticeable and his
method IS good.
The theatres In Boston are not doing much. Mr.. G.
Jsmson has been playing at the Museum, and is liked
Miss L. Howard and NJ. II Fsrrsn are playing at the
Howard Atheneum. They have produced Mr.. Tom Tsy-
icr play, 'Plot and Passion" Mr.. FArrsn played Des
manets, Robson's part. At the Boston, Mr. Barry has
produced 1he Bng's Rival written by T. Taylor and
c. Rsade, for Mrs Seymour, when she opened the st,
James theatre, London, last year It /. founded on
Charles the Seconds filtration with ola Belle Stewart"
ana failure in London. Mss C. Champion is still
playing at the National We have tslegraphic
anent the opera, which says
''n Trosatore"i is announced for Monday night, and
every seat has already been taker.
Mr. Harry Eynge will man sge the Howard Athenmum
next season. Mile Nau and Mr.. ST. Albyn sailed from
Bosten last week, for Liverpool
PHLAnHIPHIA.-Tbe Walnut street theatre has relied
upoc its stock company the past week. This Arch CON.
tnues prosperous and the Museum has had its star
the popular usgedan Mr. J. B. Roberts This csatls.
man presented with sword Monday evening last
oy his II ends snd admirers.
BuFFAIo-M,. and Mrs. Florence commence an en-
gssement hsve tonight Psrod gave here las.
satreday.
Di1Ror Mr. W. R. GoodAn, after protracted and ss
vre ilness, has resumed his profession appearing
the evening OF the 7th inst Claude Melaoe support
cd by Susan Denim Pauline. Mr.. 9. W. Couldock Is
row PLAY irg 81 ;tis !hsstre
CIEyFLAND-The Athepaum opens to night, with Miss
Charlotte Wyese the first star She is oe followed
by George Jor LAM and ger Burton It Is sad will
psy engage lent there Of few nights.
AIBANY-Ihs Green street theatre Is open. M1ls Ma
Mitchell has finished engagement aud goes hence to
Boston.
ST Lous-AlTs Charles Howard is playing at the Peo-
ples theatre to full houses. Mrs. Julia Hayue is a.
Bates theatre One of the papers says"Her tour to
Europe has heen abandoned. After fulfilling few
engagements is she fpaly quits the stage"
MogIR- Mrs. Stuart actress OF considerable repu.
tston the South West died at Mobile on The 14tn
iust she has occasionally played st the North. aud WAS
once member of the Park company. Her alden name
was Vos.
SAN FRAScIsco.-D G. Anderson, Wilder, and Mrs
Kent had joined the corps ut the Metropolitan Fran
cisco; also, W. II. Hamilton. Leach haa gone to the
American The sasramsn nto theatre has fallen into the
bands of Venua King Ryer. Capt. Burtons command,
stationed ut the mi sion OF San Diego had bsen giving
smaeur performances. Bleak House, had bsen al aped
for tie Metropolitan BY Geo. Loder Estele Potter and
Neafe were at Marysvls Miss Davenport at Stock
ton she returns home in June. The Cnapmans at
Placerve, where two amateurs, Msssrs WestlaSe ami
BousteIl bad made papable hits. Miss Helm yaux
had made her debpt in Sacramento. Mr.. Josh Ssbee
had closed unsuccessful engagement at the Metro
rolitan.
FoRIIGS-There is nothing novel in the late London
papers The subscrpon in aid Of the youngest children
of Sir Henry Bishop. had reached comfortable sum
The teneG to take place at Covent Garden on the
1Sh The Adelph, the Lyceum aud the PrIncess's
were closed Srsini had appeared at the Drury Lane
opera in Don Pssquale" !" ard liked. Sims Rseves,
and others giving English opera at the Hay
The Athep ann says of Grazisni -
The baritone possesses Of tbs most meiauous
voices with which mortal ever blesTed bat he has
mpch OF the spger's art to learn regarts accent
s1t and the power Of advantageouAy disp aging his
rare gifts Perhsps like Madame Bo-io be NAV preat
by his being lied here aud In Paris study other
music and another manner of execution than such
warm and epchaDt public In Italy.
And again =
1t dces not rain 80 much as pour opera specalatons
uht now. EeSdes wba' ia gong in CSvent Garden,
Drury Lane the Hay marse and tine Strand where Mis-,
Retecca lfaacs keeps alive sort of eusrs opera the
yceum theatre hears sits frontispiece invi
tation from Macame and NJ. Thllon the public to
and the lady take leave of the stage u
of representa- tatons. We carrot suppose that Madame
1bilon, in these, processes t, take eav, public life
since though time is time, her time Of retreat should
not yet have ArIised.
Senor Bottesin has arrived from America Among
other arrivals for the may be mentioned that of
Mrs. Eascott, the American lady who has, we have
more than mentioned sung during season or two
st Naples in light opera with success. Madame Fioren-
tint has also returned TO the Old World.
At recent sale in London renowned Stl adusrius
violin brought the high price of f2o0 and the we'll
snowp volonceo OF the atc Sir W. Curtis was disposed
Of for f1OO
Epglish company. under the direction Of Mr. James
Wsacf, is about TO proceed 10 Paris and will il said
commence seres of dramatic perform on the 2st
INST at the Theatre Ventadour
Mr.. c Mathews, and others OF his Lycsum company,
have engaged themselves with Mr.. smith Drury Lane
TO appear there in autumn, MIR. c. Mathews to act
stage manager.
Madame Dcche was playing in Dumas "Ls Dsnir
Mopde,' at Brussels.
Miss Catherine Hayes gave her 6rst consert at Snga-
pore, East Indies, on the 10th OF March Last
Williamsburg City News.
FEMALE IN THE CONFIDENCE BUsryEss-on Saturday
Afternoon, Mr. Hess, butcher at the corner of Graham
avenue and Wyckof street robbed Of 5000, under
circumstances of an aggravating nature. About ten
days since, young German woman having au infant In
her Hlleh nf Shnn Of Mr. Hcna nle-.