The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-02
Dramatic ana Musical Matters.

four months Ia very certain thst of late the Opera
has been much popularzed In this city, and We have
reason 70 hope for something still brilliant next
season. Meanwhile Of the artists will return
TO toEuropeothers viii seek rural retirement marine
Injuries " by the sad waves" The ast opera
on Friday last, when {" Don Giovanni was given by
the La Grange company.
THE ENGLISH OPERA at Niblo's Is doing fair business
oThe Daughter of Saint Mark" has been withdrawn
and it will be succeeded this evening by Blackstone
Fizwilnam's comic opera, g The Queen OF the Day.
which we believe has yet been sung ia this
try. Miss Louisa Pyne has the prncpa, part In ad-
dton to the music Of the piecs, Mss L. Pyns win
duce the far famed song Of "rhs Shy Lark"
Miss CARoIIsE LsHxASS made her Hrst appearance In
the German Opera at wallacks theatre Saturday in
Auber's ''sassueiio." The same opera will bs given
again this evening Nile Leeder is the Fsnella Of the
night.
NJ. ASrHosy's French Vaudeville conpsuy gave per.
formance at wallscks Thursday 1t was well attend
cd. Mile Alexandrne, who played in "Le File do
Dominique" is a capital ccrredienne. We see BY Le
Progres that Anthony has added to his corps draua
hque n. Leon Patre, from tbs Vaudeville Paris, and
Mile Adeline, from New Orleans He will soon produce
the "Fes de AlarSre," piece which very
full In Paris, ana translated for Celeste under the
title of "The Marble Heart never been played
In America, either In French or English.
At the BROADWAY THEATRE Mr.. and Mrs. Barney vii.
ams have appeared during the week, to the sstisfa:
tion Of large numbers the people, These artists have
received offers Of engagements from Mr. Benjamin Web
ster, Of the Adelphi, London AMI Mr.. ]. b. BucksoTe
of the Hsymarkst which they cannot, on account OF
home engagements, accept at present. Mrs. Barney
would astonish the Londonsrs "somen The bill
this evening includes John Bu "rish Assurance
and 'sYankee Modesty."
At BuRroS's THEATRE the eccsntrcitIes OF Noses not
n Egypt but in "New York As 1t Is as portrayed by
Mr. Chspau, have drawn pretty fair houses. The per-
formance night includes the adventures Of the afore
said Moses In California; the French drama, "at
faelle in which Mr. Eddy and MIRA Frost PLAY the prn
cipal parts
At the BowERY THEATRE the meo- tic spectacle
iThe Enchanted Temple, has been very well got ap,
and II draws full houses.
DONNA vALEay GoRz Is In town aud viii ahortly give
. concert.
Mr. J. II. McvrCKgR, the Yankes comedian, arrived
In town lately, and Will sail for Europe He will
act of the London theatres early in the autumn
Mr. Mcyicker the proprietor Of the plays written for
the late Mr. Danforth Marble and since the death Of
HILL Burke and Marble, he stands almost alone in the
representation Of Yankee parts. ihe Londoners will
find him "Brother Jonathan all over"
THEATRICAL GossiP Mr.. Dsvdge and Mr.. John Brough-
am left town last week for Canada. Mr. Davidge
mepces n star engagcrns 49, Mv.ss.e thoasre THIS
evening, and from thence he will 90 to Buffalo
Hackett will open Metropolitan theatre the Fourth
for performance Of ''Massniello," etc-The Hip
podrome will also be opened on the Fourth.-Gabrie
Rayels troupe numbering forty artists appear at the
Howard Atbeneum, Boston, Monoay, July ID. After
the Boston engagement hear that this company viii
appear at the broadway theatre in this city, when Ga
brel will take his leave Of the American stage and Of
this country The Boston Evening Goxsne says
W. f. Burton, the well kown comedian and manager
visited this city this week in his military capacity Of
Paymaster OF the n. Y. City Guari His reception last
evening at the tary dinner immense, his speech
very funny, and when the band 10 compliment 20 him
struck up Wilkins and bis Dnsh,' taee seemet no
bounds to the enthusiasm.
theatre opened Mt Wilmington, Del. for sum
mer last Saturday evening with b. Roberts as
the and Wayne Divine the acting mansger.---
The Francois Ravei troupe have presented to Mr. j. A.
Johnson the capable carpenter Of the Boston theatre
rich silver goblst.-Mr. J. W. Lansrgan, Mr.. Sand
ford and others the Broadway Boston
are playing good business at Besthoyen Hail. Rock
/ land, Maine.--A Paris paper says that Ane stotz
has been engaged for the Opera at RIO de Jsaero a.
SIS, ,00o per annum, furnished house and benefit.
| Pretty good terms. Stoltz achieved her position BY
the most intense study. She wss originally picked
up ragged and dirty out OF ths streets OF Paris
by an enthusiastic professor At the couervatoe, who
was charmed with a street ballad which shs was sing
| tug--Mrs. Coleman Pope is rusticating on
her farm In Hamilton county, Ohio, near Cincinnati.
Mrs. Charles Howard Ii going to London 70 act at
| the Haymarket.-M Miss Eliza Logan hal . benefit at
De,rus as when abe played Lucrstis Borgia and
hsr sister Olive acted Jane Chatteriy TO the Jerry Clip
Of Goodan who gave among his limitations Of Eliza
| Logan as Evsene. she opens at Cleveland July D.
Dulness still prevails in California. Edwin Booth was
at the Metropolitan, and the Golden Era Gala HIM "ths
most promising young actor Of the day" Esteila Pot.
ter at Sacramento. majority Of the professonsis
trying their .nek In the interior MrJ Taomsn
Is to take charge OF the weaverviie theatre. Mr. Tho
has with him Miss Mowbrsy, Miss Williamson, Pc
tte Laura, Messrs Young, Drahmer, Travers, Simmons
and others. Mr.. I. proposes TO establish theatrical
circuit in this portion Of the State, embracing shasta
wsavervle and Yreka, and TO give series Of dramatic
performances at these piaces-Costa the famous
dactor Of Italian opera bands the Philharmonic and
Sacred Har monic Societies. and the director OF great
scs festivals throughout England viii produce at the
Birmingham Festival this oratorio writt
| by himself The band on that occasion viii number $50
over 100 stringed-snd the chorus $50. All these will
be picked from Engand's best. Besidss th,
n The Messiah, Elijah and Beetnoven's Ninth symph
| ny will be performed.
MUSICAL FpsuyAL DussrtDow -JgSSY IISb.-ws
abridss account OF thls fee m4sea from the London
| Ahenoum t.
TIE thirty third annual muss -esting held suriag
Whitwssk ~ one other Of the s6vns on the Lo-sr
hhme-one OF the most important gatherings Of u.
ciass In Gsrmany-took place a. DussefSorf The hail
where ths musical performances held-ons Of those
picturesque temporary wooden rooms the Of
ns and decorating which belongs to Germany-ras
pitched IN garden, and bstwxt az and ft Of tbs long
and aDorous rehesrsa and part and part Of ths oon.
csrss, was pretty 10 the cheerful and cordial a.
oenee streaming out under the OF those lovely
th leaves and pleasant 70 know that one could loitsr
Ntnout among objects 80 refreshing 70 weary spirits
yet Mui hardly ioes note OF Madame Goldshcmtdts .
Insns voice and hardly piano OF the most elaborate
enofns. The brat evenings concert made up Of a
eymphony oy Herr Hitler, the conductor of the festival
with tfe motto " Es doch Fr1hiing perden''-on
the 1hce perhaps the best work Of hs composer aud
me oest German symphony Of a later date than Mem
deissobna After tbs symphony, Hsydn's q crestionp
| was performed excslIsnty. somshow they make more