The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11
Musical and ORA matte.

Decidedly tho most interesting In the world Of art
Just now, Is the in which the admirable lady,
Madame La Grange, has been able 10 suaisn heren
successfully in the bold enterprise OF opera
the Academy OF Music. Az this bokcved 10 DO the first
time in this city when lady has assumed the usually
crushing weight OF such burthen, exces moch Aten-
ton. The lady has now however, been with long po
rod and she begins to experience fact which evoua
artistic OF her rank realized have before
made SO long stay with She has outsAyed the
appetite for tae novelty of her first coming which
long since much Of the by which people 10 s
country wee stimulated 70 encourage art al all sbc has
been with whilst the press has brought all It's powers
TO bear upon the task OF creating wide familiarity
with her and the fascination OF her last n,gh
che sang in rrovaore," and although ory or tho
protscd resident patrons Of the opera have e Tho city,
yet were there many srargo's rom all parts OF tho
country present. that the NUMBER Of her audience yielded
upwards of Sc the greater portion of which keo
for choice of before o'clock yesterday after
But with all the attractions Of this opera 10 sing which
ia happiness tie admired prima dynno, ecs,acy
gtterpg Brignon, meat and drink the exceIens and
round Amodo, professional reputation 10 tho con,rno
Miss Phillips, place and proprety to the sopCrcrs Co
iei, and sure surplus secured TO the trtHuryjcf
the Academy-yet, With all this tho cram enbusi-
astc appreciation and the cash in Ia Oranges boz
have fundamental bass In the advocacy Tho
press II Ia through this that has been nyougbs
to the attention II the ccuntry-more particularly through
the agency OF this journal, reaching extensively
every quarter OF the anry from which these
patrons CT the opera are collected
The Opera House last nigh, presented the old
splendid array reviewed from any point where The
crowded tiers could be seen. All even TO the Ampoi-
theatre packed. both sess and passage ways Ye,
appears that large numben were TUNED swsy srer
notice was stuck up that moro seats could be sod
is just when many traders and visitors
city that the Opera Bouso doing import mt once
to the city and achieving the for put 70.
Ia to be hoped that Ia Grange viii be induced BY her
success 10 extend her for another week.
II T. not at the Academy aone thai this A,lesisd.
Miss Logan, waacts theatre Affords aso nightly ev,-
dcncc OF the honest success which just and vide prb
city Provides against certain nvdious processes by
the individual nhisues practices Of fass syssem
OF Journalism attempts 10 supsrsedc tho utility having
legitimate circulation Miss logan will close Saturday
evening engagement In which she has vndicsted
rank ~ . first class ra9,d,'n,, and established .
in her artistic career. For her rvocess
here Mics IogAn's tAlcst has been her war
rant She has yet to reap the further benefits
which jus, vindicai N of that success has hal
Journal addressing M, merely tho dcnIzous "
wards Of New York city, but tho onre people o. ,nese
Srakosch and his troupe have Just returned from par
al OF the Union and Cansdas with ynaberg
troupe. They ground already in good degree
harvessd ~ was thought, by the previous of mo
king Of the clavicr with Uman. But they have
thclss returned with twenty thousand dollars
cleared. All parts Of the country thoroughly
walked up In tho matter Of for art, especially foe
music. The newspaper has procured agitation Of his
matter which will yet resu In patronage and se' fov
this sort Of effort heretofore unexanped In the world
The other places Of the city Al eel
paroned, especially Nibos the favorite resort
which, with the danses, sgnorts RoIls, 10 pou In
a nightly plethora Of delighted persons
Touching upon these within ours nmedAse
scope and sway, Is pleasant Ia thai attn beyond
ether fields Of art in successful ulage Inc fsvorae
Of young New York, "he magnificent vcstya" ike In
Grange, another manager Of The OPERA where tho
most skiful DaITessarios had failed, hss been
eaping rich Where the dominion Of In Grange
here bounded the SOUTH thence docs the sway o. tho
vestvah ex,end-Me1ico, Havana, the cities Of south
America all the ancient empire Of the spsnsrds IN tho
Wet Indies and south Amorca have paid their buto 70
her in r,ch aluencc characteristic OF the cline. she 10
her way Europe again reorgani1e her opera
troupe Cor renewed season.