The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

The musca events OF the past week Included the por
Torrance Of Mendessohns Elijah at tho Acatomy, with
Formes, dAngn and Perrng In the solos, and tho Har-
monte Society for the choruses altogether the best
ofatoro performance or the and will bear rope
titiou. Mr.. Formes won honors n Euab," the
largest and tho most difficult part he has yet sung hero
This week VIC 10 have at the Academy entire
change Of programme. husard gives ncx set OF qua
drIes founded upon popular airs. Formes 10 srg and
Mss Miner and Mr. Cooper make their debus at these
tho present wcck will close tue nrs mouth Of
Mr. Musarc concerts, which have been highly
full, notwithstanding the caprcousness Of tho weather,
which effects such entertainments moro than army
with banners." The Academy presents every evening
most brilliant up )oarsnce, and stranger should
neglect 70 visit II. rhore Is no such delishIu,
place Of amusement this sIdc OF tho At.
lsrtic and the price Of admission Is woud srfuly low
During the past week there Q number OF musical
entertainments, more less successful Madame Bou.
cbee and siguor Alamo, Miss Esuonde and Madame de
Lussan Miss Brarerd and Nc James MAeder, the
srtists- Al Mr.. hseders concerts Mrs Clara Fisher
appeared after too long absence and received
splendid reception al the hands OF the public.
We're II not for Messrs. BroushAm and Burton we
should be Obliged To record q rather blank week a, the
tbesarss Mr. BroughAm has given two brchurcs The
nrst called the "husard Ball." remarkable chiefly for
giving Tie author actor opportunity 10 get slorioasly
to be Sold made Us laugh, and tnst is saying gres,
deal We shall describe the plav, thea would
be speied auotors At the other heatrcs
cept Bo~ery, there has been positively no hing new
mr. and Mrs Waller closed four weeks engagement at
the broadway saturday. ney leave the city full orau
r,ls not Of dollars kss Laura Keeue is still doiog her
BIT OF paxiotc drama; ard Mr. Stuart, OF w.liacks
preparing the long promised Brigham Young pece, for
which exquisite scenery has been painted Mr Eidy
ul..s AZ.
Bowe,y and the public will tina, his enterprise Is 70
wsroed. Altogether, the theatrical scasoa which nov
orsv pg 10 close bs, not been very brilliant ono. We
90 lot think result altogether the fault OF ths public
tie Broadway theatre has been closet for tie present
The city theatres announce for this evenins:-
At Burtop's, FIVE pioces-"My Friepd 10 tho Straps"
Hussrd asli," This House be Sold !" Nothing to
Nurse and An oDstnste Family" Burton, Broush
asd wsIoot all play in these pieces
A. wallAcks, "a nlrnins Call" I" The Love Kaot,"
ana B,os tho swan" announced. Al tho famous
cUmsdisns will splear.
Al Laura Re,ne's theatre Blanche OF Brsndywne'
sl keeps the bills The scenery tsblcsux and forth
are worth locking at
At Niolo's 6Aroen the engagement Of the Rsvcls u
nearly over. The b, for 10 night includes "rne Greca
Mnpster and "fhs nopemeut 1.-TWO capital pieces.
A, the Bowery hostre the splendid pacsole, ar emil
enters upon lis second week Mr.. Eody and Mrs. A.
Parker play the principal parts
AZ Bsrnums Museum the seIeslors fer this afternoon
and evening include woman-Her Faith, Hope aud
rrras," Irish ASSURANCE and Yankee Nodesiy." and
"rovg as"
Tie oolored opera companies--wooss Pcel's and Bry
Gis'-sll of,r something mes for TO tisht
rBx,rncAL MovKsxSrs-Mr. wacss bcneit v An
rounced Buttons Thursday, and Mr.. n. D. Csrkes
at tho Bowery Wednesday One OF the daIlcs has
given long ctch OF the life Of stock actor OF part
GUAR prominence, VINO has lately been baptized at q
fashionable church The life Of third fourth rate
actor hsIcyon one, and wonder that they arc
no, all "couvertea" Mr.. A. H. Davenport had os,eat
al wslschs lsst week, and received several valustlccd
dedur BY the Mobile papers that vestva Il about
10 sive operate consents ct Dufields theatre In
her troupe Mas Jessie MLesn OF the fsirest ofNow
York bellies. Mr. rbalberg, Mr.. vieuxtempe, Nine. Cara
dcri and Miss Jasns hsy will leave town today on an
extended concert through the West TO Wisconsin and
Iowa Their nrss concert viii be gwen 10 Albany this
evening" Mr. rhalpcra's concerts have bccn tho most
suooessful ever given this country. His last tour In
the south ne,ed $4,000 profits IN cs than three
months Mr. Charles Mathews Ia playing a. Bostsn.
Iospos-rbe Opera season at her MJcstys theatre
opened with "Les Huguencts" Ardiu assumed the d.
recuon Of the orchestra Tho Pod says
OF oourss the main attraction Of the nights perform
ance Icy the debut Of the prims donos hsdernoi-
| sels rucns II vas triumphanuy successrul, and De.
sefvedly so The voice Of this lazy the nos peerless
raby long memory For r1cnness Of tone and qualify u
Ia unsurpassed by any voice known In our tim wnle
va extensive compass and capaby OF sustsntaton, even
no 70 - very highest noes IN the scAse render al
,pstrumSns OF ordinary power In the hands OF con-
.uu mate artist like Mdlie. Tsens Her voice, no revsr,
is bu, = part OF her attractions q dramatic artist rne
new prma Possesses tragic such ~ V rarely
met viii Gays; not The noisy, ootrusivs demon
stratiyo deveoepme.t Of the dramat, art, bat some
thing OF hisher orier, dependent the impulses OF
i her own nature. This was FIRST ndi,ated In the
Interview with Marcel before the del between
Paoul and ~ Brts but reached ln cuminnne
point In The duo the third act In which hdlc II
tens achieved triumph which places her AZ the present
possession of the throne OF the yrch
drama The talent the prima donna Va precisely s
that order on which criticism u really thro~n AZ
actress sue distinguished BY impassi med isrVr,
and dignity ana srsca OF CARRIAGE singer sne h~ &C
CURED entire mastery the my stories on her sr
Sepoy Giugln NOT mes 70 tho part OF hAeui he mas
sung elsewhere, and ways With success Iaet night
4 ~ n6le 70 pecpossses his audience - 70 msxe
them forget Predecessor The part Who vss supposed