The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

m. ~.. = Last eisst'
Ine Noe~~ 'ANsH IN II FVRIrAtn.'
-. ex or biz Italian rAms b!
the production of "Norms, Il NAa, sn. ~. 800. =.
,rsce d renda" although stn support~ .,....s. -
r.so,nasson Of Nalibran, did not rnainsAin = ~
bad won M Italy me comparative failure 'peA -.
70 the highest exerson, and he followed his al WV
spread fame 70 compete wiib his great rivals In p
Lapdau In 1888 he arrived In Paris and went thcus
London his mind revolving The materials for hi contain
plated work. His stay In England suggested subjsc<
Ine Purans" which he duly elaborated on return
10 fsrM in 1884 The style Of his Italian had pre-
-ausso novelty Of to the more dyAma,ac mo
,hod 81 earlier French composers which had been al
bu, eborvd in the lyrical excessss Of toe prevailing
mutations Of Rossiu.. The production OF ~ Paritsn'
the Italian 0oera In Paris, presented him in . Light
~hen made happy compromise between both schools,
and established him "a the rival In popularity and esteem
Of the presumed unapproacha master OF melody
Ro sini ~ Purtsni" Is the fnshsd varied ete
tsDt " belhni's works IT. Instrumentation mOduHtions
and general fofDs far perfect his previous
pt'aac',ons Altogether it worthy II the magnificent
sn , sho produced pro-, r. SnDin anoSa.in L.oscas
sWepg the bali dozen urpas sing masterpieces In the
r'p~rcoi'e OF The worlds lyrical drama.
F0 mere than twenty years the fame and fAsciuatons
Of II puritan have extended themselves and Grisi her
SELF aud sODtAg, and Jenny Lind and La Grange have
nr'osh TO our shores their interpretations Of IT, amer
Europe hsn grown familiar With ts every note II u here
With os that inch masterpieces gaining fresh fame
lat night at the Academy Music numbers we're gather
ed from al parts Of this country Who 70 find them
sri es IN ibk city just nov.
the asps Of the has delayed the usual tide Of
southern and Western aecessions 10 city aud hence
customary thot season OF Opera this time OF the
YEA, has been wisely dsny ed also II 10 ma usually anti
citied that the same "s" Of fAsho should tarong the
-. The sooience Inst evsuux bore striking evidence q
the few people who have a. yet LETT town. Bat wiabe
mainly TO the hopgs Of visitors crowdpg Into the city
that The present season Of Opera Ill be indebted fo M
,uTyDrt To thess succession of the classic works Of the
y stage will afford the novelty Of impression,
vel w he Interest which their established celebrity mus
give.
The Of these seven nights of OPERA with
the admirable Ia Grange once at the Aoaden has
st G" opie BY SURPRISE and IL found necessary 10
ps how she has been delayed here by the persuasons
0 the empressustos and tie pisnsts, Mareizek Uman,
e believe thai ono more brief opportunity to enjoy the
einR rig OF this exquisite artistic remains II Ia
some two years Saturday eeenug A2 rs, 1856 SIEGE
4te made her oebnt here (a Nbios), and a. the mme
dae Of Grisi she has the lyric stage
IN this Continent without rival 10 the natural Of
ope, alto things must doubtless her pre-
Irving place This opportunity aid therefore
he regarded with due vaue especially by those who
not fully pcsted themselves for parnu ariy fa
yersatoua and society requ,sieta exact points upon
which comparison will be made Of Der powers with the
rev arrivas-wib which Uimsn Zoos absoad) and Thai
atsdemy.
Maonne Ia Grange was last evening greet,d By an
asthfi-hfngy mouse bftren hundred
lara cash at eas the majority Of the attendance being
the rtrADfers now visiting Ia the city Msdsm La Grange
was in her accustomed nfahbe voce, and ected tho Old
enthusiasm Prolonged applause and re oeated encores
made due accompaniment 20 spirited and we'll balanced
rendering Of this splendid opera la the scena
of the betrohA her beautiful with C,est and Brig
noi warmly received; the ensuing scena after the
hrids eiciDg Of enthusiasm and bouqueu which
nanifesy Indicated that Madame La Oranges provincial
concert toor has bad ers nfaence the culture OF
her auditors.
This brief opens With prospect Of the most bril-
liant ruccess "Norrna Wednesday No other perform
ance this week owing 70 4th of july
THE NEW BALLET AT sIsLO's.
Never, perhaps, there perfect than
the dtaa If the SRnonna Roe {prerniese dsnsease
Ina Of Ia Scala al Milan and the principal Opera houses OF
Venice, Paris and London) q, Niblo's last night The
house crowded far beyaad CAPACITY to acconmo
date the audience With comfort lo1g before the
boar for raising shs curtain. The extreme beauty md
e'ane Of sgpofna Rols predposed the audience In her
svor at her first appearance bu proceeded with
the ballet II became evident from the Increasing enthu
IN they were convinced IL artsste or
odpsry merit who enhancing them with, alone
the poetry,' but a" the melody Of motion Theresa
Ros O. mbines all the Rraces essential premiere daa
-euse-a lovely face, airy figure, bust and arms OF re-
ksbe bsauiy, and limb mould that artist
the Medcan Venus might have sighed for. With such
att ecrons, added 10 perfect mastery OF her art,
were SURPRISED the sudierce lssl night moved
furore which Seemed 10 grow the ballet progressed
gte subject Of the ballet Of Pagaa" Is the rimpe aud
common ,tofy II so many oahtr bsies and panic mines
young q stolen by gps and brought up IN the uiee
object OF the chiefs paiou aud behaved OF by
YOUTH aud attractive rivatn this Gaze the son
OF Spanish grsndee The young lovers father, indig
the probable r'tsallfano brides the Gano To uur
der Girl but the glsey resolves 10 sacrifice the young
roblt man To bis vengeance ct the ssmo time. Pa
quits ovehears the plot by which her lover IL TO be en-
srped into drinking drugfed VINE and stabbed oy ~
sastnr while slice ping she adroiuy changes the cups
and the old gpsey fans prey bIs vinsuy BY the
hands Of the hired murderers Paqua IN saDsel aenty
discovered the daughter Of lbs Governor OF the Pro
vince and ~ united her lover. Nothing Ia ~sntas,
IL to reuder the pttformsnoe perfect Paul Brilliant,
MILES LIMA Wendell and lehman and Madame harzett
darced With great spirit and grace
Al amusing Incident occurred Mt the CLOSE OF sguorna
Roilas ars grand scere. gentleman threw stua. nA'
on the stage but the ddnSe being posted In sur Ahc
rican phrase, 'you may rake my at was little discon
certod aud for q moment started back bit an obnglng
s,p..y picked up the hat and relieved her from the tenn
porary embarrassment -.
The saborns was called ou, al the end Of the ballet,
On hsv received tprnuluous round VI applause With
dew sn,id q shower OF roses- .
Mr. Cotbyn has evidently made q ludicious seectsn
from the leading dres OF the various European capitals
he has recently visited lie bss selected the choicest
ro9er from the bouquet and s likely 70 reap abun-
dan. harvest Of good ~ll and proat therefor.
wALLAcx's rusArRF-siss yuIz, LOGAN AZ BfASoA
IN "P.Zto."
yiss Logon appeared last nigh, 8eDca In kilman's
tragedy OF fszio and has been usual since her en-
ssRem, o, at this theatre, drew thrcpeed house.
There was much curiosity felt this accomplished
actress part by which she could be compared sh
another actress whoee advent this theatre provoked 80
much cri,icism, oompu neutary and otherwise Bancs
offered just such oporu atty as Was play cd twice py
the ytise 10 whom refer, aud al Who witnessed the
,ersouagon last night admit that Mss Logsns con