The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

drawn up s executed-of which there Ia little doubt-Mr
Uman will become the lessee for one year, with pri.
vege Of renewal rent Of $l2 0O0 The directors also
stpule in the lease the privilege of appointing repre-
sentative have charge Of their property stage carpen
ter and an engineer, to be paid by Mr. uman, and Mr.
Barry will probably remain the agent the directors and
stockholders and will also be the general stage Manager
post which his long experience admirably qualities him TO
FILL and his acceptance Of which trust Is ample security
that the property of the stockholders will be well cared
for It is Mr.. Ullmans intention to give OPERA oratoros,
dramatic performances spectacles baets ana we should
not be surprised that series of dscourses from
the most eminent dvines, including Rev. Mr. Spurgeon,
would be given there Sunday evenings With this lease
Academy Of music, substituted Mr. ullman by having
the control Of the Academies In Boston, New York and
Philadelphia will be able to establish series Of rotating
attractions which will undoubtedly prove remuneratve
and popular.-Boston Gazette
Madame Gazzaniga has sung "LOusa Miller at Havana,
with great success.
Miss Avonia Jones was recently at New Orleans, en-
route for California. The Picayune predicts a brilliant
future for her.
Mr. J. r. Anderson has, believe already sailed from
New Orleans for San Francisco.
Mr.. Burton had sailed for he Havana.
Miss Jane Coombes is playing at the Boston Museum.
Mr. f. L. Davenport recently had grand benefit at the
Boston.
Miss Lucy Esco gave operatc sketches in costume at
Buffalo on the 10th January.
Mr.. Neafe is acting Mt Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence at Memphis
Miss Susan Denim has Joined Mr. Pacide's company at
the New Orleans Varieties
The hearing in the matter Of the bark Glimpse, which
was beed by the Misses Gougenheim, the ground of
bad treatment and short provisions on the voyage from
Australia to San Francisco, going at the latter
place the 23d December before the United States Dis
ict Court The evidence for the beants very strong
The latest London papers give no theatrical news Of
Importance
The Turin correspondent of the London Post writing
the 2Sh ult., says-Anoher piece of stirring has
convused the POLITICAL dipomatical and theatrical hor
zon. Madame Rstor the well known trdgedienne, was
on the OF starting from Florence to fulfil engage
ment at the Teatro d Forentn at Naples when o at the
eleventh hour elegraphic despatch communicated
TO her from no less parsonage than the Chevaer Don
Cherubno Fortunate no seraph by the bye but rather
of conspicuous rotundty and by ne means fortunate in
the livery he wears the Neapoltan Charge dAaires at
the Court of Tuscany announcing to the eminent actress
that she bad been banshed from the happy domnons of
bis suphurous Majesty. The Florennes, who relish the
ent dcte have commseration for Rstor but rather
condoe with the poor disappointed Neapotans, who,
after engaging boxes at the Tearo d Forentn at
prices and who had fondy cherished the vision of
Rstor in 'Maria Stuarda," "Mirran &c, will now have
10 WHISTLE not only for the actress but for the money
The anathema which has gone forth fcom the Ncapotan
donations is said 10 have originated in her triumphant de-
clamaon Of patriotic hymn to enraptured Yenetians,
Parmesans and others, last
The director OF La sCaa. "a Mau has been prevented
by the crisis which prevails in Lombardy from
payne bis performers. This is the first time such
failure has occurred there.