New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-07
MUSICAL AND DRAsArfc.

MISS Gaf's CoscSEr.-A seeeoi cc,c..t az 6us
Js.aLs May gsys tie public an Opportunity u ssa4a
besrirg ,ae ve1y besufiful vooe Of tbs youhs Ans-
can artist Size sarg variety Of Italian piec.. 81
was tumu,uously spplsuded, gaining on The saeo.oas
Of her auditors each time that size appeared rhs sr
7" In quss'o semplice especially received dssfeeinx
encore. The other srtists Alsimo and TsfsneW. bel
to submit to encores for their merorous efforts. NJ.
Hairy Sandersou received double one for bis pee.
Torrance Of fartay, and shows great advances IL bic
taste-sdded TO some points Of execution which are
remarkable. In octaves, for example, he ia unsur-
passed The concert gave much delight hs al ito.
BROADWAY THKArKR-Tpk GREAT RoszAU
BALLET TsouPE.-Havipg already given, on the oc-
esson Of the . performance Of this troupe at PhIs-
delpbis, column of description to il, we may shorten
our remarks on its appearance last evening The
New Yosk public was not slow TO welcome or sppss-
cate il. The house was well filed and the appliance
hesty. Theaeigoers here now for the frst time have
an opportunity Of seeing what ballet really 10 - 10
numbers. The stage is literally crowded With the
dancing army Of reaIy 200. OF the quality Of Tie
dancers suffice to say they come chiefly from hilaa.
the school which produced q Tagliori. Roman him
self is one Of the beet of Europe in bis walk a. an &C.
centric Mepbistopheles snd in sima characters. Tks
other prir eipsl were Mlle Louise Lamoweux Sgrors
Emma Sapsolini Signors Gaetsna Prates, Siguors
Ssrsfira Ceecbett Sig. Gaspsre Prates. Sig. EHppo
Baratti. Sig Giovanni Praes Sig. Cesars Cecchesa.
These are all superior artists. The first, Nile Lsmop'
reu1 allies grace, lghtness and variety In her steps
She il cancer Of ext sordiuary beauty The seconds
may rank a. frsts II she be taken away.
The ballet of Flust, given last evening, IA sveFy
inter esing work of lie cass; Multfofm ransncgriSca
ten; supbur,ous horrors and dreamy ecstssiss; The
tsgedy Of sse that would be young sgsin, and so'd
its sou 70 The devil for the opportunity Of bhshsed
affection after Goetheset to the poetry OF uotios
ard the measure Of music. Some exquisite Landscape
sceper, was shown We believe it is by the celebrated
Russell Smith. TIE combination Of The side scenery.
however admits of Improvement. The orchestra, led
by Carl Bergmsnn, leeds more practice together %
give il the snap and impulse for ballet music sut~
taken ss a whole, tie entertainment Ia worth muoh
more than the cum charged for seeing It. II 10 on
grand scale by far tie greatest Of Us kind which sss
ever appeared here. All the patronage given viii oct
more than suffice to remunerate the spirited NJ.
Maraba for such large, expensive, and daring an
dertaking putting ON his stage suoh ballet troupe
W.LLAcK's TBEATER.-Lsst evening and on Non
day Mr. John Lester was i'll and unable to play his
part in the Rivals" On the first night Mr.. A. II.
Davenport read the part from the book but at even
inc he acted the character which should have bccn
undertaken by Mr.. Lester much to the satisfaction d
the audience. This willingness OF actor to assume.
under great disadvantage the responsibilities OF an
other is worthy of commentator at the hands OF the
puhlic