The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-14


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Operate aAd Dramatic Matters.
The Opera Is going ON much prosperously than ~
opening Of the season seemed TO Indicate The SHc,a
vespers has attracted four full houses and a pr,
Of its SUCCESS conclusive 70 the business mind -
receipts greater Friday than on the rst nisk
There various opinions TO the Of the music
but only TO the spcndor of the seine "a ,s
theme Of universal communication The vespers win -
given tonight and on Wednesday; large number a
places for both nights havo already been secured y n
than probable that this opera will not be givea
after Wednesday, the is drawing V
q close, and the managers have sewers
sensations for tho public-amoug others the per-
Torrance Of Mozars "Magic Flute" which announced
for next week positively. On Thursday Il this week
there will be extra performance for the purpose Of IN
Producing to tho public Madame Albertin an artls a
high reputation in Europe Mmc Albertin is considered
Of the first dramatic singers Of the day. and ths
role selected for her deb. Leonora in the "TrovatoreS
will give her ample opportunity verify tho favorable
accounts of her from European critics Beaucarde ~
sing the tenor part in the "Trovatore this occasion
The managers Of tho Academy also preparing for s
detta of Miss Adalna Patti who rehearsed Lucia day
two ago. and received the highest compliments iron
select audience According TO all accounts, Miss PATTI
will brilliant artistic the Americas
stage.
The theatrical record of the week presents actuna
novelties. The revivals Of I" The Wifes Secret" ard
" Tho Wreck Ashore at Laura Keene's and Wallack's
theatres have been quite successful aud smike" is stun
attractive at the Winter Garden. Mr. and Mrs Barney
Williams have finished the fourth week Of their engage
ment at Nblos Garden, and there apparent diminu
ton in the number of the audiences At the Thea
Francais the " Deni- Monde" celebrated drama
by the younger Dumas has been successfully produced
NJ Nansten and Mile Lurctte very successful in
the principal r6es Mr. and Mrs. Drayton have attracted
large and delighted audiences to their Parlor Opera
House, the upper hall Of Hope Chapel The entertainments
is not only exceedingly good from artistic point of view
but entirely unobjeconabe the eyes of the most
straiaced sabbataran We hear that extensive prepa-
raons being made at Palace Gardens for Van An
burgh's geological exhibition. building forty by
hundred feet especially adapted for the purpose Is
in Of erection the easery side Of the grounds
will be opened TO the public in the course Of two weeks
| The panorama of Italy, known waugh's Itala, b
still exhibition at Hope Chapel and largely and de-
| servedly patronised.
Mr. Sam. Cowe the celebrated English comic SINCERE
passenger by the Asia, and his debut in this city may
be expected very shortly. Mr.. Bourccau is preparing
|
produced the Winter Garden about the LIST Of Deem
! ber De Lave, the Rochester rival Of Bondin, is
preparing to give some exhibitions the tight rope At
! Hoboken.
The theatres offer for tonight the following named
| pieces
At NlsLos GARDEN Mr.. and Mrs Barney Williams viii
play in Mr.. Walcots farce, The Customs Of the Com
| try the drama i" Shandy Magure,' and g Latest
from New York"
At the Winter Garden Smike" will be repeated, with
Miss Agnes Robertson, Mr. Jefferson, Mr. Johnston, and
! Mr.. A. H. Davenport in the cast.
| At Laura Keene's theatre the very successful
play, "The Wife's Secret !" will be repeated,
| with the burlesque Of "Norma," in which
Aessrs. Mark Smith and f. A. Vincent are the prime
donne In the first piece the acting of Miss Laura Keens
| and Mr. Jordan is exceedingly good.
At Wallacks theatre The Wreck Ashore with Les
TER Blake, Walcot, Mrs. Hoey and Miss Cannon and n
Paris and Back" with Mr.. Sloan, will be repeated.
| At the Drayton Parlor Opera House the operetta
"Never Despair" from the touching story (pauvre
Jacques) and Bctter Late than Never" operate pro-
verb, will be given by Mr.. and Mrs. H. Drayton.
At Barnums Museum this afternoon tho clever drama,
| 'Thc Flowers Of the Forest" will be given In the
evening 'The Lady Of Lyons" with Mr. Delman Grace
| and Mrs. J. J. Prior as Claude and Pauline
AT the New Bowery theatre to night the favorite
/
| local piece called "Fast Women of the Oden Time
| The pantomme s'Raoul" will also be given.
| Inc B0wery theatre management will produce Mr..
Plunketts new drama, hree Eras in Fircmans Life"
It'll apropos the of the Senator Brodcric
The "Doom of Deville" and "The Laughing Hyenan wiz
| be added to the new piece
The National theatre will be opened night for Circus
performances, under the and style of tho Chatham
Amphitheatre. The Sherwood family Walter Aymar and
fhaC lOup Topy pa
gagged.
The coored opera conlpancs-Woods George Christy's
and Bryantsannounce the usual variety OF ontertan-
ments in which the three stars E Horn George Chris.y
| and jerry Bryant, will have prominent parts.
CoNCERT-Mr c. Ferguson, the performer on the Irish
union harmonic pipes will give Thursday and
Friday evenings Of this week ut Mozart Hall. Also
morning performance Friday.
THEATRES ELSEWHERE. Ravels are at the Boston
| theatre. The GcseHe Of the 9th says
Mr.. Brougham's ola podrida, "od Friends in New
fore audience large numbers CHI ary of applause
1t is pleasant and witty ric and well calculated to dis
play advantageousy the versatile talents of Mrs. Barrow
| and Mr.. Warren.
Mr. Lanergan and his company Of American actors
were giving very successful performances at George
town, Demerara at the last accounts. The Australian
papers chronicle the joint appearance of Mr. G. Brooke
and Miss Mary American the latest
sensation there
PrCC0LoMNI IREIAYD.-The following letter has been
received by few young gentlemen in Dublin, who pre-.
sented the fair artie with suporbly bound copy az
Don Giovanni" to mark their enthusiasm of her per-
formance Of Zerina-
PARIS, Oct. 10, 1859
| GENTIndEN-I have been favored with handsome ana
elegant copy of the g Don Giovanni Should Heaven ac-
cord me the 10 revisit the city of my sympathies
that dear Dublin, l hope to be able to express in
words better than in these hsy lines my lively sense OF
gratitude towards those gentlemen who have conceived
the graceful idea OF giving beautiful present I
encourage myself with the fatterng hope OF assuring
them in person hereafter how much prize their gift
could wish that my dear Irish knew that can never for
get the proofs Of kind sympathy they gwen me and
that neither time distance can ever obiterafe Them
from my recollection. Believe that sign myself with