The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-16

| Op9 ratio ana Dramatic
The orers,ic urck has been very s5ree o'o oae' Ee
Picco'ornir sung In tho "Ircvators" Wa 'uppo'e
/ BIZ vrae ssLosoh a. Axucena Brgnou ~ Nam 100, an
Auod!o es the copte d Luna; In "LElsr d'Amorc" wi
Briguoi Z. Bsril aud Msggorot; "Ia Favorts," ID
which Juuea made his rsxtfe ard was very exceIenl
10th acisg aod singing. and for the marfe satur
day, pon easqua,e" On Friday night and Saturday morn
ing the house was crammed. The opera for to night ID
the "puritani, in which hme. dc wIInorst will make her
first appearance this season and sing Eiyrs with the
support o. Brlenoi. Arnodlo and Junca.
Ina card which IS printed elsewhere Mr. SrakOsch aa-
nouaces thai is the u,cnton Of Madame de whors TO
retire almost Immediately from the stage This circuul-
stance one 10 be much regretted, every had
predicted mcs brilliant for Madame do Whorst,
who now 60 far as singing is concerned thoroughly
good and correct artist Tho "Puritan will DO very well
given this evening" and those who appreciate is
hcous melodies necd have fear Of disappointment
to the manner in which they viii 10 sung.
The orchestra Of tho Academy, under Mr.. Muzio has
been the theme Of universal commentator II s the best
We have had here for opera.
"Dcn Giovanni will be done this week With great
distribution. Pccoomni, Parodi Mime. Strakosch, Brig
roll, Amodo, Junca; almost everybody, in fact sad Of
overy body will 60 TO hear IT, Tho present will be
the last week ba. one OF the season.
TIE early appearance Of the new prma DONNA Cortea
is announced e! e Academy Also the renrie Of N. and
Madame Gaseier.
The first concert Of the Metropolitan Musical Society
will take place 1t the AcAdemy-of Music ON Tuesday.
The array Of vocal talent includes Mms do vii
horst and z. Basi!i, and Of INSTRUMENTAL Mr. Mills,
the pianist and other first rate artists Tho concert will
be very fine one.
Mr. 8. b. Mills will give his first concert In America ct
Nbios Saloon next Thursday, with the aid OF several
ve.y popular artistic Mr.. Mills has very short
time here first rste reputation which he fully deserves
Arthur Napoleon is route for New York, after q
very successful tour in the South.
The Theatre Frsncais temporarily exled 70 Ph.adel
phs, will be reopened the 10TH with the "Le Gcndre"
de H. FoI.er On Saturday Mile Sens bereei will take
place.
tie city theatres gradually winding up business for
the season At the Metropolitan Miss Davenport closed
Jog, profitable aud pleasant engagement on Saturday
cenng. She presented By the artists and employees
with braoee. souvenir Of agreeable connection.
Mr. Wailack closed his performances for the
Saturday +" Rob Roy" has drawn very good houses at
Nibo's Gsrdcc, and GA Midsummer Nights Dream"
keeps It's pace the bills Of Laura Kecnes Theatre
AT the Metropolitan tonight Mr. HackeH commences aa
engagement, playing Fasiaf in the Merry Wives of
wntsor," part which he has peculiarly his own.
This viii probably be the farewell engagement Of Mr..
Hackett in the United States He announces in another
Offers for sale his estate In Illinois.
Mr. L. B. Conway is the Manager Of the Metro
rolitsR thostre.
Az Waack's NJ. Fs,coners comedy OF extremes, or
Men Of the Day, will be Introduced to night with cast
which embraces all the popular artists othe company. Tho
comedy treats OF living characters and the present tines
aud ought 10 DO very successful
At Nib'c's Garden "Rob Roy" with hs fine cast and
tie aid Of Mss Escot and Mr. Miranda the musical de-
part,ne nt enters upon its second week.
AT Laura Keene's theatre "a lidsummers Nights
Dream is announced for repetition every night this
week.
AT the Bowery theatre the patriotic dramas "Harry
Bufnham'' and "wallace p and the Two Buzzards are
announced for this evening
At Barnuras Museum Uncle Toms Cabin" is announced
for this afternoon and evening.
At Woods Minstres there will be the usual programme
of sosgs &C. with the SCENT Of the lake" The Bryans
give their burlesque Italian opera.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson has been playing "Our American
Cousin" TO Nova Scotian cousins, at Halifax, much
to their amusement Mr. jefferson goes next TO Portland
His journeys through the rural districts after the
manner Of triumpbal marches
Nixon Co.'s circus, which lately finished great sea
at Nblos, is astonishing the people Of Rhode Island
and Providence Plantation.