The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27


We are having rather cmbarrTgIncnt OF riches ia
the operate way say "richcs purely in CONVEX
tonal way the performances Of the past week not having
been particularly erich" far novelty goes Every
body knows that the OF the Academy bolted
from his grand aria in civilian Tell which everybody
went particularly 10 hear, and consoed themselves
with Gassier, who was realty very fine 'Tcli," and
Iamoreuxs pas soul, which came in curious place bu.
was welcome anywhere Then, at Barton there has been
the debut of Gazzaniga in tho "Trovatorc. (tososus
perdiz3 and two performances Of "fa Traviata'
by Colson, who is charming Brgnoli has been
singing admirably; his grace and finish tho Mscrcrc.
the "D quee Pra," and "rarigi Cara" place him
among the first teuors OF his order Amodo has been in
splendid voice. and is singing better than ever And this
record all Of consequence in six operate representations
and nsate The houses have been fairly attended but
the only really full audience the rst performance
Of civilian Tell" at tho Academy.
The sacred concert by the ssrakosch opera company
attracted very good house Burtons last night The rst
part Of the programme embraced miscellaneous seIec
ton, and introduced tho basso, NJ Junca who sang
airs from the eMagic Flute Of Mozart, and the "Etoe
du Nord" OF Meyerbeer Tho latter admirably
rendered as TO give the artist the honor OF recall NJ
Junca has good voice, full aud equal To judge OF his
powers accurately however, hear him sing in
opera or with orchestra. AS il was he made
good impression The second part oc the concert was the
"stabst Mater Of Rossini in which Mime Colson Nine
strakosch, Sgnor Brgnoi Iabocctta Amodo and Baril
sung The solos The music all well executed particu
ary the Qui est homo duet by Mines. Coson and Stra-
kosch, which was impcratvey encorcd
The operate announcements for the coming wees in
clude civilian Tell' Monday, Wednesday and Frid
cheap opera on Thursday, and matinee on Saturday
the Academy. 'LuCrezia Borgia,' with the debm !.
Juuca AT ia IA Incr
On Thursday Madame Colson sings "Norma.' To-day,
at this house, there will be sasinse-thc 'srovatore'
with Gazzaniga, Brigno and Amodio SO the public viii
have plenty Of OPERA at any price from twenty five cents
up to dollar and half with three performances at
which all the seats viii be thrown open at fifty each
The rivalry among the managers to the benefit Of
the public We hear that the tenor Stefan is in good
voice again. and will sing the whole OF his part in civilian
Tell tonight The opera is magnidccntly put upon the
stage and for those who do not for the there
is fine scenery and capital ballet The present IS an
nounced the last week Of the opera at Brons and
the last but at the Academy Theatrical matters
tnue dull. piece would be welcome as
despatch the Atlantic cable. The record OF the past
week really offers nothing Of the slightest interest the
public Laura Keenes and Nibos have been well attend
ed, but we recognized few New York faces in the
audiences.
phantom and ''Thc Windmill announced. The new
piece 'La Pauvre,te Is in rehearsal aud viii probably
be brought ont Wednesday. The will embrace
the Of Mr.. Bourcicault, Miss Agnes Robertson
Mr. George Jordan Mrs. Coleman Pope and others known
to fame
At Laura Kecne's ''The Road 10 Ruin is announced f,s
this evening. Mr. Blake will play Old Dornton and Miss
Kecne Sophia in which parts they admirable Mr..
Jefferson will play Goldlnch for the frs, time. Miss
Mccarthy, souJseae oC provincial repate, and very
pretty GIRL will make her debu the musical farce of
"Jcnny Lind
Al Burtons theatre Venice Preserved is 10 be played
the principal parts By Mess,s Roberts and Lorraine The
.'Irsh Lon is the farce.
At the Bowery the nautical drama sGeaiowcr' Jes-
sic Brown and 1.-THE Two Gregorics" are announced Cor
this evening.
The public amuscmcns other than theatres and OPERAS
numerous and well supported Thiodon's Theatre of
Arts is still exhibited TO curious crowds at R,rnums
The colorcd Opera companies Wood Pees and Bryans
throngcd every night, and still keep up fire OF
novelties On Tuesday Mr. Mascot will give In second
entertainment Niblos Saloon. The FIRST was highly
agreeable and successful.
wailscks theatre VIII probably be opened on Monday
next with Broughams burlcsquc which cabcs,ic
Bosroy.-Mss Eliza Logan announced 10 commence
an engagement on the 27th Mt the Museum. Cooper's
English Opera has been quite successful the Howard
and Miss Miner is especially praised by the critics
At the National, Mr. Proctor has finished an engage
mont and has been succeeded by Mr. aud Mrs T. s. Chan
frau Mrs Julia Dean Hayne is the at the Boston
Just now. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mathews sailed from
Boston for Liverpool in the Asia.