The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-15
pfccOi0mtns In New York.


Marietta rccoomni, who duly consigned to Mr. Uuman
by tho director Of Her Mesys theatre, London. Mile
Ioccolomin is accompanied by several members OF her
family, and has altogether suite of ten persons and
pyramid Of baggage sufficient up half dozen pro
fessonal Saratoga bellies She proceeded to the apart
ment which had been previously secured for her at tho
Union Place Hotel where she will remain for the
present. Her deJ,d will take place at the AGA
deny on Wednesday next, in la Tavata,n the
role in which she made her great London
Mile Piceolomn has suffered only slightly from
sickness, and looks remarkably we'll Tho OF
this artist is well known in the United States, through
the Numerous publications that have been made in the
lii RAID in relation to her movements that IL is hardly
rsary to do more than to draw public attention 70 the
leading points her history Nile Pccolominis career
the stage dates back only about five six years
nearly three of which have been spent in London, where
she is truly called the pct Of the public She has not yet
conplc ted ber twenty second year, and is handsome
brunette, with lite, plump and symmetrical
figure. The fascination Of her manner upon
the stare the great secret of the enthusiasm with
which she infecs the audience In Italy her ardor and
impusivcness asonshed audience which proverbal
for the decided way in which condemns what is bad and
rewards what is good. In England Ireland and Scotland
Nile. Piccoomni has always walked upon flowers, and
now like feminine Alexander she comes TO conquer the
New World is not purpose to attempt to forestal
the opinion Of the public, but simply TO record her arrival
and 10 say briefly who she Next Wednesday night will
show whether people will not be equally enhusi
astc t fastidious audiences the Old World.
On board the North Star Mile Piccoomin sang at
cert the receipts Of which given to the sailors and
fremen who when she left the ship, manned the yards
and bid her ediea with three rousing cheers Her last
appearance in England at concert at the Crystal
Palace the 2sth September OF which performance the
Times (2eth) says
yesterday afternoon in the central ansep Of the Crystal
Palace the principal singers being Mademosee Pccoo
mini, sgnors Guglni, Aldghcri, Rossi, and Cis'ei,
from Her Majestys Theatre. The band-that beonging
to the Sydenbam establishment-was conducted by
Signor Arditi, Mr.. Lamley's orchestral director
and there sort OF fashionable opera tone about the
entire proceedings The derived peculiar interest
from the fact that Mademoiselc Piccoominis last
appearance previous 70 her departure for America 70
wards vhicl hospitabe AMI music loving country she
directs her steps this day. "Mademosclle piccolomnis
farewell 70 the prominent line in the bills AM
the admirers OF the vvacious and energetic little pra
donna legion, there was IN accordance with general
expectation, an immense attendance Every reserved
place had been secured In advance the total number pre-
being not far short OF 10 900 The following will show
o. what materials the entertainment was composed:
PARTL
puetto-si signors Ahiiehieri and Rossi Cm irosa
Arin. All fors' Iu'-Mademoselle Piccoomin Verdi
Romanza Sp.rito genu"-signor Gtugliu Donze,u
Dustio. 'Pariri cara. n-AIademoisels riccolom-
III Signor Gtughni. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Verdi
Finale lucia di Lammermoor. DoDizetu
Dusito q Mar,ri-Nademotsele Piccolomni and
Ronansa, "fn m ami Tia sinsarl--ssnor .iiu
Via "veara carino ..Mademoiscie Pccoiomini Mozart
Terzeto, "Pappstci"-s Giuglni Roesi AID
Romsnaa .;convien partir Mademoiselle Pcco
Brinais "Iisiamo Verdi
That Aademoiselle Pccoomni laborcd zcalocsy 70
please will be readily believed such an ardent tnpera
hers could not be osierw@c than excited 70 IN
unLs ual pitch Under crcun anccs so calculated 70 elicit
emotion She gave her whole soul 10 her task, and
dramatic, before the footghts Tier en-
thusiasln nicctOas and scarcely less interest
mark the sympathy cy"ed by her Efforts thin tho
with which these ealsts were accompanied
Tie aut nee thoroughly delighted, ap,'anling
everything and encoring almost every thing The seec
tons 'sTrav avla.-ip which opera Aifemo -elIa
pccoomn fret laid succcssr siege the hearts of the
British public now on the eve a her derar,are-,xer
cscd moro than ordinary attraction But not only thasa,
and the duet from Doni1ttis Martri,' were enoorel-
from the very significant manner Ia which Moztrts love
ly air was delivered, nadcmosoilo . riccoomni
r.rnSo s - :. M.sc,,os whom " .sc wss ac
sirous of consoling for her temporary absence
tshe returns next spring., Just as Zerlina wished
why in answer "encorc that followed this cxhi
bion Of Unaffected feeling she should have substtcd
something utterly antaTonistic AZ IL dreamt that
Gwolt in marble halls - at loss h guess. Cnn
partr sung with touching EXPRESSION was genuine
leave taking aud this time the audience played the part
of the well known regiment from which the tender heart
ed II aruie is 10th 10 separate The drinking duet
from the "Travata was too lively for tho SITUATION 10
which woui have been more cong.niai than the
smiles that never fs b. be associated with spirited
cution of animated piece. was followed, however
by what Is convcntiay termed an ovation, waving Of
hats and handkcrchicfs accompanying tho appaase ani
cheers with which the most dmnutve and popular OF Mr
Iumeys later acquisitions from III. Gland of song
greeted as she made her final curt-ey.
The suboincd verses were sent 10 Mllc Piccolomin
inst previous TO her departure
rrccoLoMISI pErARTrSG ron AMERICA.
She comes, shc comes from the Southern skee,
with all their sunshine In her eyes
A sunshine that her lips proloug
In joyous bursts of living song
She comes, she comes from British earth,
The Queen u Music and Of Mirfh--
Crowned with the double wreath she claims
Anectons git as well ~ Fames.
She comes she comes across tho
Receive her, nation 0f the free;
And when she sings lei hearts % stone,
or shc will make them all her own.
All, all her own By magic wilcg
OF sebs and blusbes, tears and SMILES,
Ard songs that sparkle from hcr mouth
Like sunbcams IN her native south.
SrI1fNrp ~, 1858. DR. CHARLES MACKAf.
Nile riccolomini brought with her signor Nlzio who
bears letter from Verdi. The mietro reoommenis Nh.
zo both n conductor AMI composer. The North star
also brought ramaro and Icrni, tcnors and rlorenz,
the blsso odnanae. Tho repertoire Of Piccoomni
in London has included the following named r5Les.
viocita in vcrdis ola Travaisr Marie, in ia Fgia
del Rereimeuo.' Norma, In "Don Pasauac;" Lucia, IN
'sIucia al Tsmmermcor' zernna, in "pon GIOVANNI
Acina, in ~ FJisir dAmorc; sasannah, in 10 Sox1c
di Hgaro;r Amina, In ola SoanaInbular Airline, in
Bates Bohemian Gir ntlaniscdl; aud Inisa Miller IN
vcrdi's opera of tho sanc name, all of which, pro
sume she Will sing here That the Jgoe abor her has
already commenced there be no Jonb, Her name s
the topic Of conversation everywhere and have
had a thorough going sensation FOR tong ume u may
readily b. imagined tina. Picoolomin will be the recipient
Of grand ovation
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Nrmo's ssIooS-MIIy. WELLS CoScxu.-MlIe Fmma
Wells gave her first concert here last night full hoase
shfh included nearly all the artists and conno ss,urs t