The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12

ACADEMY OF kusc.-Ths grand opera OF William
iBs-ths charaetsr 0. Matilda b. sxnera sssfsnone,
and Gusheme tel By sgner BadiAhshe receipts Of the
benefit as he u.s. without exception, one Of he best ng
ers in his line we have had in this city.
NBLo's GARDEN Tho change Of opera every night
win beneficial effect In he treasury department.
This evening" Aueers comic opera, Fra tiavoIon win
be psyed-Mr Harrison as Fra Davolo, BorrAni a.
Giacome. Horncastls as Lord Aicssh, Mr. Holman To-
renzo MISS Pyne 40 Zsrliaa and Miss Pyns Is Lady
Ancsh This opera win be given with the whole Of the
original music.
BowsnY TnAmx.-lhe French and Spanish dancers
Bowery, very much admired, and drawing good
houses The programme for this evening consists Of the
Of IL "SeS the Sa
win appear Tomorrow evening" Mr.. J. Thorne, scenic
artist, takes his benefit.
BURROWS THEATRE This evening the fine company
playing 1t this theatre appear in four pieces rne
rat 10 THE Secret with M. @. Holland Thomas
and Mrs. Rough Mrs Dupens-the nsxt 10 the come
dy Of tho First Nght Mr.. ChAnfrau Mons. Achilie
Talma Dufard, and Miss .Albertine Emile Dufard.
Katharine and P.truchio with Eddy and Mrs. Frost
concludes the amusements.
AMERICAN MUSEUM The romantic piece called "a
Glass Too Much and The Hole in the walp' are
lected for the amusements Of the afternoon, and the
much ac%irsd drama o. "kanssns fSr or. the evening"
the principal parts.
woop's MINsrRns This house is crowded every
night Notwithstanding that the same pieces are an
neunceo. This proves the people ara fond Of negro
nftrelsy.
BucKIEy's SmxyDERs.-The opera Of "Lucia al Lam
me EssnS. a. Lucy ana G. s~s.ns Buck
Alice. Besides, there viii be negro mnsresy violin,
melophope and banjo solos.
PERHAM's NNsrREIs-Besidss several plaintiye nelo
dies pieces, duets Hungarian polka and
other amusing features, the great burlesque Baby
Show which exctes immoderate laughter, win be
given.
Susan and Kate Denim were playing Romeo and Julie.
at Troy, few nights since, when their enemies
msnced hissng Kate who burst INTO tears when Susan
I" What has my sister done9 Who can say anything
against my sster?" "a voice" Nobody:'O That
10 ss IN % Ss
your part. Nobody has anything 70 say against you
Nine cheers were given, and the play went on
BY
Jno Wood, Misses Boyce and Ellen Knowles; Messrs.
4. F. DAILY, J. Wood, Morris, Davenport Donaldson,
Bascom, II. W. Finn, Lyster, and G. W. johnson.
Newark. Thence they appear sucesssvsy at St Louis
Utica, Buffalo, Toronto Hamilton, and Montreal.
Mr. Lsn.rgsn, lat. Of the Broadway has organized .
the B.osdvay MISS Bernard (of the Arcn Street thea
Misses Ms; Biaois lo the Boston thsss are IN the
company.
CLOSE OF TIE ITALIAN OPERA SEAsoy.-Ths Boston
theatre presented brilliant coup d'G this afternoon,
the closing performances Of the New York Academy
troupe attracting congress Of ladies and nearly filing
sna n Of Asss
sentsd making the market scene with the prayer and
rush 70 arms grand finale In thus avoiding the great
trials for dramatic singer laid out in the last two act
Brignoh exceeding wise
some portions OF this opera have been repeatedly
Sinclair Brahsn, and Wood in the hero and have been
thrilled by ther performances OF the music In the duet
with Peto in lead Of the chornses ana the superb de-
perish, they made Auber famous, while their own
IsbIity became sorioa. reality. Wood and sesun
sass BsDo 30 Saa sss sot on sn
was apprehsnoed, but in the duet Sara morir
house cried encore in response to unexpected excel
ence Badial was the fe of the scene, and Zoe and
xsr sd the last scene 81 Inca d lam
mermoor Off in which Mr.. g. Harrison M,llard, Of
this city, made his debut upon the American ssage
compshed task after 5alyi Bsttini and Mario evncsd
great ntrepidty and self confidence in the debutan
acting amateurs might rejoice any novice and indgng
from the applause lavished upon Mr.. Mards perform
ance, he really escaped that peril
IL would be fair to anayze this attempt By one
unued to the stage, and coming all unarmed in direct
composition with great dramatic SINGERS; but with due
TO more creoit than mis- immediate predecessor sgnor
BrignoN.
two last perorm have not gained them much era
dit Boston Saturday Eceing Gazette, June O.
FoRI1GS.-The London News OF the 25th Nay says
Grs has re-appeared rather unexpectedly. After ber
declared intention TO retire from the stage ana her
'farewel perormances last before her dspsr-
ture for Americas. tine public had given all thong
bounced that She had made an eSSavsmens for ten
nights to perform the principal characters Of her
repertoire. The announcement accompanied by an
explanation OF the reasons which had induced her
take this step, but this wholly unnecessary. Gr
is too great and dsservedy favorite to have had
public only gaa have her besors them once
more She appeared last evening in the character OF
Leonora in La Favoria one Of the finest Of her parts
mot only as vocal performance, but piece OF
tful and pathetic acting When she presented herself
she received most enthusiastic welcome from . very
crowded house. She acknowledged it with visible
emotion. and tor time seemed nervous and agi-
tated Her feelings seemed at first to have affected her
WoHd pow But nsa las
she reganed her self possession and throughout the
whole Of the third act her performance beautiful
the character OF Fernando; he never sang more exqu
sty and acted with greater energy and passion
Sal the principal air. tan,o amor SO bsaus.fuily
that it loudly and unanimously encored. I4olachs
made the part of the aged frar deeply impressive and
the whole opera was very finely performed.
Mr. Charles Mathews 70 appeared on the Dublin boards
ON the 2lst after an absence Of years. he
well received by crowded house.
NJ Dupont, the father Of Nils Dupont the wen known
soatrete Of the Comedie Franeaiss died recently
Paris aged eighty eight He made his debut at the age
of eighteen, and retired at thirty eight pension Ut
6,ooOf., which he enjoyed for fifty years.
Miss Romer commenced the operate season ut the
Royal Surrey theatre the 2Sth May with new opera
BY Herr Meyer Lutz IT is entitled Faust and Mar
eueri:e."
Mile Argo, new prima donna, sung "Norma'' at
Drury Lane on the Goth, and made . hit.
According to the (Paris) Figaro, awe known impres-
sa1to, formerly Of the Grand Opera has Obtained che
permission Of the authorities opee theatre during
the period Of the Exhibition In which the most distn
gushed and well known cclebrttcs of Paris win sppear
Amopg the names mentioned are Ponchard, Levasseur,
Chollet Frederick Lemaitre, Fsrvie, Lafont, Duprsz
Liger, &c. Among the ladies Mines. Damoreau.Cin
ii, Georges D6jazet, Annals Aubert Dorus Jenny Vert
pre-, &c. Musard and Bordognt to lead the orchss
ira The united ages Of this celebrated troupe,
contemporary afirms amounts TO exactly 2 LAT years
Mile Dejaztt is announced for series OF last repre-
sensations ut the Gaite where Frederick Lsmsitre has
also been playing some time. These exhibitions OF
out faculties are melancholy in the extreme.
N. Beroz has left Paris for his post as chief d.
orchestre Of the London Philharmonic Society.
1t stated that NJ Roger, who is At present pro-