The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18
operate and Di lnatic Matters.

operate and Dramatic Matters.
The chief topic Of conversation among tho AabttU's Of
the orora the forthcoming Jut Of Pccoomni, who,
having arrived safe and sound and being sheltered under
the star spangled banner and tho roof the Union Place
Hotel Will sing for the first time America on Wednes-
day az the Academy, in ia rravata.n We hear that
sufficient orders for a tho lower part OF the Aca
deny for the rst night have already bonn received. Up
tn the time Of writing Mile pccoomni hls not sung,
cept at piano rehearsal where she cnrann od seloct
party of artists and connosscurs The aud trum of the
Academy has undergone changes for the btr the
particulars will be found in Mr. Ulimans ad-
yeftisemcns. The sale of SEATS VIII be commencsi
this morning. and those who wsh for places
would do well To rise with the lark. Aivanco orders will
not be regarded but the earliest applicants to-day VIII
have their choice OF seats
Mr. strackosh has returned from Boston pushed with
Ahenian laures and loaded with STAT, stse dollars e
commenced brief season at i.urnns On Saturday with
Mme Coscn, Brgnoli and Amoiio, in tho "rraviata.o
The house was fun and the sta all IA Hrst condi-
ton Nine Colson sang and played in the fourth bet
ter than ever before; Brigno superb voice. and
made the Of r5te which really doesn't amount u
much, written The orchestra and chorus we're much
better than before. This evening To have tho
g 'Puritani,p with Nine. dc wilhorst Bcguou Junca and
Amodio. The debut Of Mime. de Wlnorst will, without
she had a very strong hold upon tho public which haa
been increased by her ea.avors pert ct herself
in the details Of her art strictly speaking there I'd
such thing nationality in art matters; and perhaps tho
fact that Mime de Wilhors is American, raised within
the sound Of the City Hall bell recommendation for
her artist But the other hani the Italians
should not monoposc the profession OF music and tho
New York prima donna has certainly clam to b. heard
II s the general on,on among musicians who have heard
her rehearsas that she has much improved in yoico
and execution The Opera IL Is hardly necessary say,
is the perfection Of cdnlaLae writing and affords a fair
test for any artist
Mr. Strakosch has become tho temporary ossee Of tho
American Academy Of Music at Philadelphia.
In the theatrical world there has becn nothing Il
special interest The announcements for this evening
numerous and youmnons Yuta!
The Broadway theatre will be opened the regular
under the management of NJ. Eddy, and with q
scale Of prices regulated upon the democratic standard
The company includes artists Of acknowledged ability and
the theatre has been put in FIRST rate order. The OPEN
ing pieces include The Lady Of Lyons,n "A korn-
ing Call" and I" The Mier's Maid ia the first piece
Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne Will make her 1rst appearance
here since her California tour and play Pauline, Of
her finest roles. Mr. Eddy IL the Claude. The new
management has the iarcst prospects of succcss
At Nibio's Garden Mr.. Bourcicaa;t's clever drama,
"Pauvrc.,e, commences the third week Of successful
career M's. Robertson Mr. Bourccauit and Mr. George
Jordan play thc principal parts.
Al walack's theatre, comedy by Charles Dance,
called Marriage Lnttry" viii b. pFoiuoeJ. Tue cast
includes Mr. Lester, Mr. sioan Mr. Floyd, xrs oan and
Mrs. Vernon. The piece recently produced ondon,
and highly spoken Of by the press Mr. Bsoughams
burlesque "Netunc's Defeat stli keeps III place tho
bils and scems to grow in popularity with tnc pubic.
AZ laura Keenas theatre, cornsiy, written for
this theatre, by Tom Taylor, and cacs "Oar American
Cousin" viii bs produced for the 6rs, ,ms There Will
bc much curiosity 10 tho nrst ,ssfprm,nca on
American boards u the last work os most popular
London dran,aist Miss Koone, NJ jefferson AMI ct,er
avcrtc srtss arc 10 the cast AMI tho p.cco VIII
with all the aids ~ scenery, &c, giving pcr,c:s
enssmAk 70 sha stage.
The Eowcry theatre has aadsd nr Ba aScssaalt's
"Fsuvrsss 70 ~ repertore anil ~s bs given for ,hs
nrst time This evsnins, with rsc Nao rrumpet (pan-
tomimc) and .sThe ION of Honor"
A. Barrums museum there arc TO no given ast1rnoou
and evening performances which include great variety
cf entertainments suited tastes.
A, wccls mnstrcls IN addition tas usua Ethiopian
opera, Mas julia Daily viii appear tho burl. TIA called
I'm and Out Of Place., which she will appcar IN rrcas
many characters singing many and dancing many
dances Al Pccl's and Bryants minstrcls there 10 more
than he usual variety songs burcsqucs SC 10;
Nowithsapdng the prevalence Of foreigners tho na,vo
American opera still keeps the icId.
III. pro, ncal theatres do 10 be- doag much
except At Boston, wber. Mr. Burton hrs playing =,
crowded houses Mrs. Mcmahon, the psrscycring, has
been playing Detroit, and has published another ot;cr
lmpang smashing cutting up and, IN act altogether
annhIlaiing some unfortunate country editor
Madame cax1snga has been engaged by the directors
~ The Bootyn Philhsrmcuic ,r their Grt corccrt IN
the aoih NJ Noii viii supply Mr. Esfed's pace as con.
ducior until the retnrn of that gentleman faya
The committee of arrangements for th- COW ming of 4
general meeting % the citizens u Broiyu the subject
of the proposed hall. have dxel upon
Thursday evening next tho roytchn,c ~, meeting
Tho chair will be taken past O'Clock Tho
call is signed ny tho following leading cizsns-sarnue
= Powell, Mayor; A. A Lowe, Henry r Pcrrcpuint, Z.
W whtchouso y Chittenden, Arthur W Benson, Alex.
NJ White, Theodorc Polhemus, Jr, W c. Langley Caleb
tarstow Lea Lacquer -. Carson rcvort Rev nr sorrs
Rev mr. Farley, Judge Greenwood Judge smith T. D.
wyman Samuel sloan, Roln S.Rdfori . Rockingham.
a Nichols. J. W fNgraw, &. H. sand, y X W lssi pr
A. coos HUI, Nv dudley, I'rot H. Raymsl b.,
6c II s expected that the meeting will b. ono of III,
largest and meet influential that has ever been held foe
any s,ml ar purpose in the sister city.
Tho Metropolitan oc and Naargal Union w give their
arst concert or the Friday otober r. At III,
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute.
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