The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-03

ITALIAN ornsA The Ias week Of Mr.. Mare.zeks
at Vie Academy will commence 10 morrow evening, -
which Nine Gaseier will for the first time essay
the role Of violea in sLa Traviaa" She TO be sup
ported BY Sig sbrga, (his frs, appearance and other
talented artists.
EsGIsH orEa-rhere will doubtless be large atteaA
OF the lovers Of English Opera nj Burons 70
night 70 witness the debut Of the famous Lucy Esco azA
other distinguished artists who recently arrived from
London. The English version Of s Trovatore' is " bs
tho opening piece.
Nmo's GARpKs.-A new and intensely exciting dornes-
TIC play from the pen Of Mr. Boucicaut is 10 be brOugf&
morrow evening, with scenery machinery aaA
all other necessary 10 render SUCCESSFUL
1t entitled "Pauvrete, and the chief characters are -
be represented by Miss Robertson, Mrs Pope, Mr. G. Jer
dan, and Mr. Borrc.caut.
wAuAcR's TiKAT1x will reopen Tuesday evening
der the sole management of the proprietor who has sur
rounded himself with superior company in which thers
are many old favories The season will be inauguratol
with new comedy by Sterling Coyne and bug
lesque by Mr. Broueham.
LAURA KxxNR's-Two very popular actors-Mcssrs. J. 8.
Brown and C. Walcoaro to mako their first appearance
here 70 morrow the former as Sir Harcour Coury ana
the latter Dazzle, in Bourccauts comedy Of "Londsa
Assurance" Miss Keene Is TO bo tho Lady Cay and Mr.
Blake tho Mcddle.
BowxRy TnxATRR-Tho Industrious managers Of this
popular house well tho extensive patronage THAI
s nightly bestowed upon them They arc constantly
bringing out new pieces, and what is still better, they
placed on the stage and acted in manner that is highly
creduabe 70 all concerned. Tomorrow they promise
Bourccault's Phantom" the pantomme OF I" Rsou,,s
and the now drama called " Handsome Jack"
AMERICAN MusxuA-Dr Valentine the popular humorist
who tells dro stories and twists his int
all Of fantastic shapes, will assist in entertaining The
visitors TO the museum to morrow afternoon and evening
Thodons mimic world will remain short time longer
wooDs MSsREs find it necessary TO place extra seaas
in tire asles nearly every evening" in order TO accoms
date the large numbers of people who come to enjoy tbs
songs jokes, &c OF Fph Horn and his companions Tho
farce OF the Old Clock Is to be repeated TO morrow
The BRyAS1s.-Dan and Jerry have made a decided hit
in their udcrous burleslue Richard the Third" and
the piece Is consequently again on the bills for the next
six nights II will be preceded, as usual, by many very
funny things, including +" smuggy MuggluraL"
TE CAMmiIs have fairly established the fame Of Ia
elegant hall 444 Broadway, place where negro mia
sreisy all its varieties may be enjoyed to the fullest
tent They not only good voca,sts and dancers but
superior panommsts rs ovlnced by their performance
OF ale Moulin Magique."
DR. BoYNros proposes to give another lecture at the
Cooper Institute to morrow evening, in which be will in
troduce the chief experiments of entire cheis
try, natural philosophy and electro magnetism Acoord
ing to his advertise reu he will DO many things that The
unntated would almost be inclined TO consider super
natural
'JErxs PRES" or rather Mr. Stephen Massett, intends
to edy the good people OF Hoboken with his unique
tertanment entitled "Song ami Chtchai Of Travel il
Many IanGs,n at Odd Fellows Hail. next Tuesday
ning.
PHIADEIrmA.-Mr. Cowclls new play, "1hc Youthfsa
Frederic the Great was produced at The Walnut on the
18th The cast embraced the names OF Miss Anna Cruise
Miss c. Richings, Mr. Rohngs and Mr.. Drew The play
very successful The Ravols at the Academy q
Music
ST. LouIs-Mr John Savage has produced here nov
play called 'Sybn" The accounts in the journals
very pcrscrous but seems 70 be an effective and VOL
heroine, and is highly praised therein.
Nsw 0RIRsNs-We are indebted (says the Picoyune e
the l2ih) 70 Mr. III Lamothe, Of the Theatre dOreans.
for some interesting details concerning Mr. Boudodsqurs
operate troupe Mr.. Boudousque has been
several months in France endeavorng TO secure artists q
leading talent, but found much difficulty than usual
last he had succeeded securing the services a
Mile Iafranquc who last year obtained one or the CHEZ
prizes at the Paris Conserv atoe She win divide ths
leading roles with Mile paoa She il said TO have fms
voice. much dramatic expression and handsome person
and features Mr. Boudousques great card was the en-
1fgnad md with
Mile Cordcr, who IL also pupil of the Coascrvatoire.
and obtained this is first prize in grand opera. Mr..
Roqucpan, manager of the Opera Comique al Paris,
ALE DESTROYS Of securing her for his theatre and insisted
on her making an engagement With him As she Is
pupil Of the government school OF music, and
government there NEEDLES 10 art As imperiousL
police matters the Minister Of state has interereA
and ordered Mile Corder TO break her engagement with
Mr. Boudcusquie and sing twill ye mill ye at the Opera
Comque. II is most probable that Nile Cordcr VIII come
here in defiance OF the minister's orders She Is de-
scribed fret rate singer intelligent dngue pretty,
graceful, and full Of dramatic enthusiasm. Mr. Bou-
dousquie has not tt succeeded obtaining baritone
He viii probably be delayed longer than he expected fro
this circumstance, and in that he will bring all hia
troupe out in the steamer Vanderbilt, from isvrc -
New York and thence by steamer here. HIS other new
operate artists Lnst FIRST tenor Lucien Bourgeois,
leading light tenor Taste basso; Petert Wade, da
Eazon Actsmer third light tenor, and SIX chorus singers
The drama and comedy troupe Is composed Of kne
Boudevie, u the 0eon and Porte St Martin Theatres ~
Paris; Nine Laeicn Bourgeois; Mr. U.r., Of the rar,s
the Havre theatre. and finally, new stage manager, Mr.
Wade.
FOREIGN OrERAur AND THEATRICAL NEwS-MtdarD0
Anna Bishop, the singer has returned 70 Europe In The
Tyne, alter extensive tour through the Australasia
colonies and South America.
Roger has reaIfesred at the Grand Opera Maurice,
In the oTrovaorc," with ugalde a. Iaonora
Frczzolini has returned 70 Paris
NJ Gioglini, the celebrated tenor Of her Maiestys
theatre has been coded the Grand Opera Madrid By
Mr. Luuey until the period for opening the season In
LONDON.
Great expectations are founded upon new piece
hearsai at the Gate under the attractive title 81 Ia
Bgame, in which Nine. Doche Is engaged for tho prin
Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams whose performances
have been 80 universally successful in England, in hA
ana Yankee characters propose is stated, 20 give
few representations in Paris during the winter.
II is stated that NJ Alexandra Dumas, in =. Pc
tersburg Is negotiating ~ obtain the direction d tA0
French theatre IN that capital.
new successful opera "a at length announced II Ma
ess ~ Tue Ia =, c.n.a1 40 eompossa by 1900
poser being several times called before the pubic.
The Grand Opera At PARIS preparing the opportunities
Of Noise and work IN four acts entitled "Ls Drrnir
Jour dHercuaneunn," by NM Merry aud felcen David.
The principal relies viii be Oiled by M.isncs Guaymard
and Borghi Maino NM. Roger, Ohm and Bonnehee
The Theatre yriape has eonnenced ia winter sNzsnu
with Moxarts celebrated "Noccs de Figaro" MsGames
Carvaho, Ugaidc and vandcrhcuvcl Duprcz oiled ths
principal parts.
The Italian Opera season for 1850 in Paris commences
on the ist Of October, and win close al the end Of Apri-
The following the list uf artists arrdsSopran-Ae
danes .rsi Pence, Ie Ruda and - Urban prma don
ns -oomprimsria-ssd.me Cenhsrdi oontraiu Mo-
DANES Aboni and Nan.irr. dir; tsnori--MM Mario,
Tamberls Crazisni and Gslvsni; bariton-Ma cranapi
and CoFri. primobu ftp-M Zacchni: bassi-NM Angelina
and fatricsN scconde part.-Madan Dell ancss. NM
Rrssi snd soldi: drctioro d'orrhsx,ra-M Bonct The
promised the usual fayorcs by Rossni noni
zrt Verdi and Bclni, together with "Don Dcsdcrio, By
Poniatowski; Marta" BY s1osow, and IN Giursmcn
". - by Mcrcadantc.
An Italian composer, named Bcrrcsioni. brought
acton before the Paris Tribunal Of Commerce sgant n
Cslxsdo director Of the Italian theatre under these CIR
cumsanccs-He stated that IN September, 1851. theV
signed agreement 20 tho effect that he (crrcttonab
should IN fortnight rcmi 10 Calxado opera made
up az taken from tho works n Rcsn,
entitled the Curio.o AccIeu,e . wth nbr.,,o and ,hsi
Cal,ado should pay him souf delivery, and 5oof this
day scr the nrs, performance The opera was duly de-
hvered, and soof paid n pnt In rehearsal but never
Produced and The plaintiff had consequently, not recev
cd the remuneration to which h. entitled and hal
besides been prevented from having the opera repre-
scented in foreign and provincial theatres. He there
fore claimed iooo0f damages and that Calraio should
be made 10 bring out the opera before the t December
next, under pain OF 2oof hne for each DAYS delay In
80 h.