The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25
Operate and Dramatic Matters.

In operate and dramatic affairs the past week has been
Of unusual interest In this city, much 90 indeed as
almost TO overshsdow the great politics and tho
ring that have transpred within tho time. Forcmos,
among the operate memorabilia Of the week The bril-
liant dsbat made by Mile Piccoomin in the Academy OF
Muse Wednesday night, when her European reputs-
ton most full endorsed by Of the largest and
arprecave audiences thai ever within the walls
Of the Academy The excellent impression that she made
on Wednesday night deepcncd aud improved IL pos.
sble, by her second appearance, Friday night, The
opera selected for both occasions Ia Travar and
great the delight manifested nj her rendering Of tho
role Of tho lost onc that although had been arranged
by the management not TO give than representa-
tions Of the piece, that rule has been dcviSssd
from far to give the public Of New York third
opportunity Of witnessing Piccolomnrs rendering Of tho
character OF vlolcta. ola Traviaar will be, therefore
presented tonigh, for the third and last time.
Standing before Pccolomins d,tG, point or ,rne and
much behind In point Of interest the rcsppear.
Of Madame Cora dc wilhors before New York au
dence This lady has been always fayorite in our city,
and her reception the occasion Of her return after
pretty heightened absence Europe was nacring tr.
butte 70 hcr talents She made her appearance on Mon
day evening, in Burtons theatre the opera Of II Pi
TAM, !" in which she had great
The evening witnessed the re opening ofihe Broad
way theatre, under the management OF Mr. Eddy, and
Win VIE suia ~ M Tue tcannk AtaCtiOn
patronage which this establishment has received during
the week would seem 10 give the assurance that Mr.
Eidys enterprise ~Ii not result In a financial loss.
te-,des thcse leading events In the operate and ORA
matte history of the week. there also come
dies presented At other Of our theatres The
piece entitled Marriage Lottery" written BY Mr.
Charles Dance and brought out at wsllacks the other
was brough, out at rAnra Kccnes under the title Of
"our American Cousin, and n from the pen Of Mr. Tom
Taylor. while neither be considered very favorable
specimens OF dramatic compositon, both, ON che aby
with which the principal characters we're sustained were
well enjoyed by the audiences and proved the WHOLE
10 be attractive.
with the great and varied attractions supplied BY
managers Il would be strange if there had not been
corresponding replcnshment IN their respective
suries All the places Of amusement 10 the city received
their due proportion Of patronage and whatever
merchants may have 10 think that business has not
yved the managers OF places Of amusement have
such complaint TO make.
At the Academy Of Music ia rravisa will, we have
sad be presented night for the third and last time this
season.
"Jtssc Brown piece representing an interesting
epsode il the late war ia ndia-hss had al Nblo's
n ia announced for this evening Its author Mr. Bourci-
csult "a getting another romantic drama which san
nounced for the opening Of the winter at Nbo
There have been several pieces played al walscks
within the few weeks, three Of which will be with.
drawn after the present week TO make way fr another
new Ave act comedy entitled " Wheat and Cbarr To
night four pieces will be played--whch are " Nothing
Venture, Nothing VIM" Marriage a Lottery "Dyng
FOR Love-" and "Ncptune's Defeat"
Tho Broadway Theatre has opened aasplciously
The attractions offered IN the engagement Of
Mrs. julia Dean Haync and an excellent stock
company have not been thrown away The public
TO nigh, Mrs. Hsypo will appear the character Of Mrs
Beverley in the domestic tragedy q Tho Gamcstcr.'
We learn that her engagement ends viii this week. after
which she goes fuln engagements n the South AMI
West
~ laura Keene's The comedy u Oar American
Cousin" will be repeated 10 night 70 b. followed by Sci
by's comcdetts OF I" bay IN Paris"
gle 2owsry announces for tonighla Dew local araua,