The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-20

Retr;r-:on" and sss "Hsiock OF the Glsao vii Ass
be played.
Ar NBLo's GARDEN tho Raves sppsar in two pieces
one OF which is the new pantomme " BlanchsJr a.s
nlle Robert appears In les AbeillesD
| at the CHGnxgs SrREn THEATss the bill !nciadss
The Crusadeys," "Sally Spart' and q Fate, or n,
\ Caidyen of Loven Mr.. Eddy has tenent on wednos-
day, when Messrs. Z. L. Tlton H. wakins, and B. ana
| 7. cony will act for him.
At tine MusRra, "Dred" is announced Tor this eve
niay II is worth IL, price Of admission so see Isu
THUMB % " make up for Tom tit
At the BROADWAY VAaxIIEs, the juvenile ccnsdiaas
| play n the Phantom chip and " The Iyeh Broom
! Maker
| Awco0'g MINISTRIES, Veto, and the "Conecz. Ia
MaretzeA,' continue to G.aw crowds They arc up rr
| to night.
At BuoKs-'s, the burlesq,e the ''Tcvatore VII be
revived this evering, with Plenty Of goo<ssongs.
TH OfKRA CoscxxTs.-Aaa.s at the Academy arc -
In an unsettled state and the opinion prevalent thns vs.
shall have NO Opera for two months at sest Maret-sg
has taken bis company to Boston, where tey open "a.
night In the "Trovatore." We shall have soweyer a.
Wednesday of Isis week, interesting conc t by Pare.
d. assisted by ISberni Paul JIkea, Bsrna.u. Mor.nr
and STakosch. There Is good Zeal Of anxiety in mud
Gel circles to hear bern In the ROOM while they
reappearance Of ?srod viii be hated with joy BY many
admirers The Philharmonic Society win give cour on
cets at the Acader1T commencing early rnoash
Tro stockholders hs7e relnquishod their privilege q
free admission to these concerts. Tt, German Opera
Nio!es goes bravey "Undineu was quite Success
fnl "Aessandro Strzdelia' Will be given to o-morrsw,
ard he new prima dcnaa will appear "a Thursday.
We see that More, Aldni Miss Anrs Vail and Ganne-
nj the later tenor who well spoken Of by the peess
havs been giving at the Montreal Theatre.
Thaiberg's first concer. in America will probably bs
given Niblo's Saloon Thursday, 9th OF November
Parodi, Strakosch PAIL Julien, Tberin and Bernardo
arrived as night In this city, and left Immediately Ter
Philadelphia, where they will perform this evening Suw
the Philharmonic Society They last week concerts
in New Bedford Providence, Worcester, SpringnAlA,
Hartford and New Haven, all to overfowing houses.
Asubscripton list has boen started in Boston BY NE
Beethoven Concert Society FOR series Of eight orche
concerts. They have got their Music Hall and Bee-
tbovens statue and gong to have their organ; md
now If they only sell fifteen hundred sets OF uckees
they will have their concerts One Of the papers SAYS
our (nodern Ahenans love Of great instrumental mu-
sic s now distinctly put to the tes,; and adds fer
vcniy-"shal not rush great orchestral music -
one rushes from hot streets IN dogdays seasher'
They get up good musical criticisms in California vide
the following on tho coiored opera;-
One or two songs by Mr. Wells, were exquistsy rsn-
Mrs julia Gould Collins fell upon the tympanum rioh
fun and delicious, soothing the troubled sprt like
could almoss see the angels Who hover around taa
gates OF PARADISE and Oil with harmony, concord aaa
innocence.
Bosros.-Madamc Corn &c wiIhorst gave two concerts
here last week. at the Music hail. to good audieaess.
The papers confirm the favorable opinion Of the New
York press. The Coipi1 says
After the selections from the opera zen Trovaore ps-
Msas% oy ~ MI who1 matter 10 ns customary style OF ccs.o
was very decidedly ia her favor. She unes great per-
self sr whole look sna vas
THAI OF lady in hcr drawing room than public singer.
She sang "Tacea 10 noae,n sIIsmcr sui all rossa,"
n md tn dnattQ -
ssme opera with her supporters, and the ''srisdia,'
codncss OF Boston deanu not aroused until the
"Brndsi !" which she rendered with great effect. H1
voice although not possessing tina. strength which d.
raccrizes most professional singers and which mun
mise, ith parotis notes ringing in Ears, vary
sweet and her high tones clear bell sho sang with
great taste, and some Of her swels shakes were s
tistic In the highest degree.
,hesfe fnRay nRifhed he, 1t shs pee1aa
At the Museum, Friday and will be succeeded by Maas
agnes Robertson. The Pyne English Opera company aes
at the Howard. new drama, by James Pilgrim, "Ths
Demon Of the Hartz Mountains" has quite suo-
ccssful.
PmrArnmnA-Miss Laura Keens commences an e.
evening The National circus and sheatrc wall open fe
the season 10 morrow The company consists OF Nesas.
9. j. Arnold, H. Q. Ryner, II. Thompson, w. France j.
Proctor, w. Walls, o. Stafford, L. Horton Mason, yLs II
C. Iyncr, Mrs. Frank Drew, Mrs Bradshaw, Mrs. Ayi.s.
Mrs. Nichols Miss Kate Arnold, and Mile Josephine,
danseuse.
BrYEno.-Mr. and Mrs A. H. davenport win shortly
play star engagement al the Metropolitan
BNIMoRK Mr. Edwin Booth made his dstag 1t the
Holiday street theatre TO crowded house, Hamlsl
Tho newspapers speak very well of the performance.
WAsAscros. s.-Nss Laura keene and her COMPANY
Played here last week.
CIsusSAI-A letter, dated october 10, says: "Niss
Heron has just concluded engagement Nasiosai
and has been succeeded by Mr. and Mrs. Conway.u
Woodfa n fact
viii open the 27,h OF the prescn, month It will held
800 people, and promises TO be very elegant and
convenient We believe Is erected by subscripsiou.
sr. f. l. Ti,on, the stage manager in New York,
looking out for attractions. Mr. Pike cnterprssg
gentleman o. wealth and TASTE has purchascd lot
Fourth street, known the Virgins property"
setcr with adjoining lot making in all So feet front by
le0 feet deep cost Of 81 400 per 'front.' which
hc intends To erect magnificent musical hall opera
house, the interior 70 be, ~ nnlsb similar NIbos
cncAGo.-Mr. and Miss Ricbings have been playing
here, and will be succeeded by Kiss Eliza Logan. AZ the
Metropolitan theatre Mr. Collins the sh comedian has
been playing 10 full houses Mrs Bostwick gave
cert here last week.
Lorsv1IK, Ky-hr. and Mrs j. b. Conway have been
very successful here Mrs Conway has played voass,
in the Harblc Heart +" 10 her husbands Raphael.
ST. Lovs-Mrs Fsrrcn has been playing ai DO Bax's
theatre,
NEW oRrKASsNr. Crisp, the manager Of the Cayssy,
arrived the OH, and would shortly be followed By Als
company, which includes DayIdge H. Bland, Miss n Du-
rand Frazer the tenor r. Iyster and others known
the Metropolitan boards The Pcayaac learns that the
manager Of the St. Charles, Mr. De BAR win commence
his the evening Of the sth November with Mrs.
rarren his fret star, to be followed BY Mr. aas
Nrs Florence, Mr.. and Mrs Bourccault, Mr.. and Mrs.
davenport Mr. James walack, Mr. Neane, Mr.. Hscksts.
Nr. Collins aud others Mr. ne Bars company viii osa-
ss Of Mrs Glsdsonc Mr. Neaglc, Mr. Msrtin fold maay.
| Towers Qow comedy, study, Mr.. Walters, Mr.. Sven
(vocslst), irs. Neastc Miss Mary shaw tArs O. How
l srd,s siser, Mrs o. ne Bar Nile vallce, Mss Emus
Flake and oilers. We have received full list Of tn
company OF French theatre which will open tne
| 9th November, - follows -
Charles Boudousquc director; L. Fot acting manaecr;
Pevost chef d'orchesrc (0pera) l.. Provost do sbr
The yaudeyie nevelle, scenic artist. Chevalop ~