The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-27

Dranatac asd duAcaI Matters.
Dsoaediy INC unes intervening event Of the pas week
was 'ne e~et Performances Of ire Pyue and Ha~rssn
English Opera troupe Bursou's theatr, q, r,sss.
H. Harrison took his GAxeweai beneS, aud yav. ~
laees opera, ''Msrttana." Mr. wallace es..,css aa :.
the gems % the opera were encorsd The bo,a. -
crozded and after the curtain fell Mr. Harrison ,aas ~,
farewell speech rs follows -
LADIES AND GknTxxn-I scarcely know when ,...,
, mos. pre1onnsnt pain or peasurepain biddlsx =
many KIND friends adicu, or pleasure in thanking ym, -
this magnificent testimonial 1t is now nearly thru
that have been scourner in your magnificent corns~v
ana must say tha1 from the public have met viz
nothing but continued kindnesses and beraIity mr..
that before many years past shall the honor q
may nave the pleasure 10 meet American in the Ca
World may be allowed the pleasure TO grasp him by ts
brother. must say the (sad at all times hat -
sure you now mere particularly farewell yvt,aus
you my dear friends all the happiness and prospert
tha1 THIS world can siord And may God bless you an
On Thursday, the "Sonnambula" was given 70 anoxssr
crowded house; and on Saturday there was perfect ia
for the benefit Of Miss louisa Pyne Tho house WIS., :.
brilliant grand night at the Italian Opera-in a.
every body there The opera ezra Diavcsp's
Of Auber, 70 which added the buressa "Aa-
das, Miss Pyne a. Apollo. No artist had msrs-
ts,.ering beneas In every Al the end Of the bsr-
icsque Mss f,ne waa recalled and made pres.y lsus
speech, tA.Hs-
LAprs AND Gn1rzox-or, rather, let call yoH deas
OetQ
before sou for the last time TO thank you with an Overflow
ING heart for all your kindeses and bid you reeG
rs nosas 1e x years since n ,ais city made
me fha cordial welcome you ever extend 10 the ctr ane
seeking your aid and support You gave your hands
IN friendly greeting that nght-yOu have never vinl-
drawn them agan-and in each have found a heart
La the od World, from which came left warm hearts
wide Atlantic, and told that when my wanderngs worc
over, and, Ike ruant child, returned home again I
should find them unaltered and my old place in thoar
friendship and esteem still vacant In this new and sor
Gus world have found friends as dear and hnarts A.
those left behind me- aud f in the presnmuA.
Gus vanity which unyarying kindness has fed ssv
and believe thai you too will wish good speedU In nv
homeward fight and that should again you wtA
will welcome me back think should be only doing you
justice would thank YOU If could, for all the marks e
kindness you have bestowed upon me, but have ~
ly they will be cherished by when far away There Is
but one way in which can show my gratitude and thaG b
ton your generosity as people and when asked Of Ane
RIGA, replying, go, and judge for yourself In her
sons you will lind brohersin her daughters sisters-AaA
verywhere friends" would delay II could the utter
ance Of that little word which conveys much sorrowfA
regret but must bc spoken and if quickly, my sweu
ing heart will prevent its uttersnce Dear friends though
absent, do not forget May We meet again ana nov
God bless you and, farewell
There still another demonstration TO Miss Pyne
When she returned her hotel she found rooms occ
pied by hfy ladies and gentlemen personal freoAs
artists and MeTute~s. Here Miss Pyne presestel
with magnificent bracelet Of unique and novel pastera
". eVoih (Wuat Coiiu VIC 10 WnOut nmrI me00
the presentation happy ever and Miss Pyne said few
words in reply. MISS Susan Pyne toasted, (wha
shall have excellent artist willing TO sing second
airy partss)-so Mr. Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Py>e-
The Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department, Ar. H. How
ard, thanked Mss Pyne and her assocetes In frAAi.
hearty, manly way quite characteristic Of the emo g.
lows he commands for her offer 70 sing Tor the beneeI q
the widows and orphans fund, which concert somess1
the morning OF next Friday Tho whole aAls wasvav
pleasant bit over done; which the usual fs2k
with such things.
The orchestra Ne Last night wss conducted by r.
Ia hanna, by permssioa d Mr. Stewart, the lessee =
wailack's. Mr. K kouenhauer who the conduos@ =
the previous nights, pre- engaged n tho Phharmonta
Three years ago Mr. La Mamma conducted the Hrst POI
formanos Of the company n the Broadway eate anA ~
curious accident he the orchestral o. ~
last Tho CLEARINGHOUSE Scian" WAS never moro rsdase
and his orchestra never better.
The Misses Pyne and Mr. Harrison viii sail in Mar ~
home. They had engaged passages In the Persia 70 s q
the 2eh but the withdrawal Of that ship and The subsGs
ton Of = smaller vessel LEFT them without places
Tho Italian Opera at Nibo's Garden has no. meS w
the success it deserves, and the directors snnsunos
thai the season will terminate next week. We have
not much 10 say about this. All who heard Ms
"Trovatorc Friday night will agree with us In ~
statement that artists Ike Nine. de Cazzanga are ~
plenty enough 10 waste their upon unsppreca
tive pubIcs will be hard. too 10 end tenor eox.I :.
Br;gnoi or baritone like Amodio who v.s nm or,n...s
unable TO sing the Coute d Luna in which be made h,
FIRST success here He has however entirely recovsrsl
The performance Of Lucreza Borga 10 night sboxN -
,Yac, a fall house Nine de Gazzanigs. Miss Phllxrs
BcicnoH aud Amodio are included in the dstribut!oo
The subscription Cor Madame de wllhorsts frewca
is nearly completed and includes the srvs
names 10 the city, There Is every prospect thai tho
cer,s viii be very brilliant and that our pr,ma doos>
whose success Is due 70 her ndomsbe energy no n.
than 10 her great artistic merit will receive citing toksu
Of public appreciated Madame do wilhorst will sAn Or
Europe on the soh May
Mime Paiana gives her concert dndsS At Nblo,s -
loon, on the 2suh, Tuesday. Madame palania N
hay the valuable aid OF Nine de onzsanlsa fhcs d,s N
concer) sagnor Br,ano,I and sisuor yul.nov. We a.