The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-15
ANU .emsnts Last Evening.

Goes OF the commission, tie ard adj urned to Monday
NEXT, Al IL O'Clock,
Amu.emsnts Last Evening.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC--"IL TROyArORB."
The second week OF the Opera at the Academy wai
nsuguraaed last evening BY performance OF the rro
valore," which attracted, usual, . crowded house.
Madame Frczzolpi sang Leorora Mile ves.vsI Aza,ena
asnor Maccaresr AAnrioo; sgn0r Bernardo the Conte
Luna.
This occasion particularly interesting from the fact
sha Madame Ere zzon sang, for the FIRST time in America,
,6e In which she has had great Partisan u.aon,
and the expectations OF the d,lsan consequently
raised to high pitch. II may, perhaps. DO ungaAaat TO
ray that taese expectations were not fully realised
Oct spoh The feet. Madame Frezzoliris dell
cate vooo ID not equal to the requirements Of
Verdis muso, and she too good artist not TO be
Of this TACT In luence she reserved herself
Tor act in which sang exceedingly WE'LL The
solo presiding rendered with degree of
dramatic feeling and intensity which have rarely heard
eaualled; and In the prison Madame Frezz olin
proved herno mistress Of the situation st eat 10 dra
ra&tc point q view The performance whole verded
the position geueraly In critical circles thit Madame
Frexzoni thoroughly good arst 30 far as edaca Ion,
experience and inutve sppre aion Of tho exgencies OF
He csucsrned IL also true that her voice not
Charming that makes the audience for ret her
,nasGra defodx miraon at the exquisite manner In
which abe bngs out Ter strong points ana NOES the
weaker
We have SPOKEN already 10 praise Of Mile vessvalrs
.AxuOena at night ~ hne ~ ever, and we believe
chat piece Of fine dramatic and vocazson 1t has
sy been equslled
The tenor, Macca Ierri, made good deba He has
xood voice. ~hlch, however, will leave him very II
he continues 10 force II he did last night He made
quite tue IN beautiful Of the third ACT bu, he
would have been much better had nped to
20 much He has yet 70 learn hos to sing
Bernardr equal TO his role, and though careful
nser generally, he fat in hs piece De resistance, the
In the act
me orchestra and chorus excellent, aud the per
received with high satisfaction by the audi
apoe, the artists resolving all the usual nurras
DxBUr OF CHARLES MATHEWS AT TIE ROADWAY
Charles Mshews the eminent English comedian, whose
name reputation have world wide extent, made his
ara sppexsnoe-after many years absencs-on the
boards OF the Broadway last night. Time has nos very
vcusiby affected Mr. AAihews powers He Ia sl the
light easy airy gentleman be used 70 be when, In oom
pany with vesr his late with, he played In The old Park
theatre His Uteranco, however, seems slightly impair
ga probably by the loss Of his teeth In his al nrable
youU h. night very ndsnc,, and many Of the
bess points were entirely the audience peculiar
characterize In Mr.. Aathews acting 10 the constAncy
with which keeps attention Of the audience liked
t moi polu, in il; and this Is true under circumstances
when his position 10 The piece 10 subornlnate ~ wei -
when u als prominent place. NJ. n.ine.' aenu
Arce OF "Paor versus Chatter" In which be dew down
The paueiu and evoked The mlrth Of ~ large .
nouse ever the Broadway could boast o.
There rot Q spot unoccupiec from the par
1uctse 70 the gallery There vas ono serious draw
back the enjoy mcnt Of me evening, ani tat w the
Dad vepuIau m OF the theatre The temperature
equa that OF she boiler room OF nship, and
che odors zero hardly bsble in language Aopus,
In the COMEDY Of la, night Ma tied for aose,
"a MI Mahews' be,t character. Ia fact, mere 10
only in toe peca in ~hiol MS talents rave pay
md n Il he well supported ire perfor
nance would have been 1Iher tame Mr.. hhihe~u WAS
called ufter the comedy, AND -m very warmly 70.
s,e,yed speech Cnlsrded hui greatly 10 the dis
appointment audience, NJ Ioa tho stsge mana
ger came out and made speech sjout bins N Aad ns
great Eorope, and mis- altitude fJr the reception
he met wa tom sue suoit nce-Dough not called
out ai alA Of which Ieeroed r,11er neon Trentnsioo
70 his sudsosy the ooAe Of The farce however, sr.
Nsews onced TO tue cal, and begged 10 be OK used
rom The tax Of making speech breuf thinking the
n-dence time, tcr the ate,ins reception no
Dad met with at their hands and Announcing snst tns
1ame bill would be repeated o-nght
wALLAcK's TaRATEx-raAr GELD BOX.
The donbe attraction Of shs volunteers and Camille"
,rev . crowded house at w.llach's LA, n'ght-to tue
great delight of who vent TO the soldiers snd The
alghs annoy OF those who vent 10 tie play Tae
sscranng and the entertained volunteers cneered for
.aoh other their leaders 10 their hear CONTENT ami
.ncu ohocred She coorr just previous 10 the fourth act,
Doe .uc gent 81 for three cheers Tor wGrd
q Burnett The Bigad General bad arisen TO rospond,
when obliged TO 81 down upon call OF another
a, nj for chcc for Garrett W. Dyckman the man that was
y have hal tho soc box Anoner snthusiasto gent thon
called for cheers for General Burnett, tue msn, Dy
I'D, who oasht TO have the gold box hr mrnen
briefly responded amid confuscn aflef which the
play proceeded Min Heron played Camille with unusual
eokesuness and 50 dsnserousy 80 TO cause one siy 70
-emAyk, 4" like It, but knoT Va immoral Inc hddi'
saops 70 inc hardly seem 10 have improvcth II.
JtRroK's fugArN-A BsvivAL AND NEW
FARCE.
me old comedy OF the q DfSnAila' sN revived las,
eight ii this theatre give Mr. James Murdoch an op
portunty personate vspd, role admirably adapted 70
ais style OF scung in which he appeared to great ad
"A IT, x.lR~
out their merit Ia certainly overraed They are witty
- true oen highly suooesfu in tho dolnestion
AZ ohayscr but taey fail In oil the osher essentials that
10 70 make up attractive comedies They ARTIFICIAL and
unnatural TIE characters sc from the most ABSURD OF
noaye and me au,hor seem 70 have done taer oo" "
possible. The "Dramass Ia open 70 thn critic SIN, Dat
viihal n Ia an attractive comedy, aud viii a.Ay. 90
plays The sadins part This actor really inertia vory nigh
praise care The study the elaboration nc bcstoss
arrcd soc his performance OF part Of Young
hrsbcl vM not apparent a, vspd, which va an easy
be rcpeaIcd .opighl nee farce OF ,he "sasner and
rAsher" genus tDuued "A Fsarfs Murder DO wn rown,
performed Tor The Ora, time last night and achieved
.ar showed considerable constructive sk on
part Of ~ author, and the situations sufficiently
absurd 70 be elective 10 the hands Of nrs class cjnc 90
Tors Bat hsssrs. seymour and seschell very pssanle
,oso Gay, very grea, comic syors, and
tbcy bear tie burden o. me piocc justce hardly
done 70 few good nsturcd people laughed, bu, Il re-
1uired TOO effort fo- o. the audience 70
,on In the merriment rnc suthor should try again
aARNus's AMERICAN husgrs-psBur or rHs wsLsa
ETGHTIEgA Ais.
parpum having played oil European 'NishtuF ale"
On the American people with considerable financial
oe has ale upted 70 renc7ae bis fallen fortunes By tho
,yesep,si,on Of another RMS he has obtained, not
arolung daughter Of the swedish mounslps, but pretty
and accomplished drtists from Wales Miss L Williams,
popularity known the Welsh Nightingale, brings with
aer favorable report from London, where she vas con
dersbly admired for her aDe execution Of ballad song,
Las, evening she made her dsbm 10 America iull
house warmly velco med her sn0 Stepped Tor yard DC
tore the foot ,ght. Miss willsms has gpod nfure,
90 more Than medium bcsh net gross pat rsh " dell
cate In build The expression OF her coante1 aaco
agreeable especially chen singing ~ speakas earnestly
but mechanical nile In wncn tno frequently INDUCED,
upper teeta made her look anything bu'
facnatins al ,be time snc gave mono vsuae viue ener