The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03
Operate and Theatrical Natter.

The return Of Mr. Umans opera company 10 good nsws
10 metropolitan cosnoiseuv The latest Bostonau pro
clamaon Of the manager states that La Zngara" viii
be given this evening for the only time that
afternoon the artists will leave by special train for New
York. They 10 sing here on Thursday next. The
great Of Mr. Umans In Boston has already
been chronicled He returns to the metropolis laden with
provincial spoils and crowned with Athenan laurels
State street smiles upon him. Beacon Hill patronses him.
Pass Mr. Ullman. With such endorsements who will
refuse his paper
Happy enough to hear that Pccolomin and the other
nightirgaes charmed the Bostonians, still more
grafed by her return In fact the loss Of the opera
serious deprivation to great many people who do not
care for any other public ement Everybody was
glad to hear the other day that Mr. Srakosch predcaed
well his brief campaigns, but that turned be pre-
mature report Apropos to this, the statement which
has appeared in Of the papers that this
pany has been broken up is untrue. The artists
are all engaged till June next. The tenor Brigno
has been loaned to Mr.. Imam; Colson and Junca
have been too III to travel but de Whorst, PGrod and
two others in the Southwest, giving concerts to
crowded houses and with the whole company Mr..
Srakosoh viii probably give Italian opera St. Louis and
Cincinnati, opening Mr.. Pixies new Opera house in the
last named city about the end of February.
Mr. ullmans season, which is announced to com.
mcnce on Thursday, will continue during six nights,
when the artists 20 to Philadelphia and the South
not 10 return until April The operas announced include
GA zngarar Ubo Bohemian Crl), for Pccolomni and
Brigno and "Martba in italian, both for the frs. time
in New York. These works have had, in English and
versions wide popularity They both much
better in Italian, and being sung By artists vastly SUI
pcro to those who have heretofore expressed the prnc
pal roles, they will prove emnenty attractive. Orders
for seats will be received in advance and opera eoers will
Of course make the most Of the season. which, like all
good things, is too brief ola Zingara" Thursday.
The theatrical chronicle for the week is very moager
Mr. Barry Sullivan closed engagement Of two weeks at
Burton's on Saturday. He played during the week
Benedck King Lear, and Petruchio All these imperson.
atoms marked with originality Of conception, grace.
full bearing, and even, equabe style. We have had
but few artists good Mr. Sullivan, and although his
engagements here have not been successful in pecu
mary his merits deserve, yet he has made
a good reputation, which will serve him in his
provincial tour, which he commences at Boston
tonight. Mr.. Sullivan has been well supported in
such characters Julie dc Mortemar ("Richelieu'),
Ophelia and Katherine (' Tanning the Shrew) by Mas
Ada Clifton AT this theatre on Saturday Miss Cordcla
Howard played Eva, in "Uncle Toms Cabin for the
housandh time, which rather good run for any play
Miss Laura Keenc gave morning performance Of Our
American Cousin at her theatre on Thursday. II is
stated that the affair will add Ave hundred dollars 10 the
fund Of the Mount Vernon Association aid which was
given. The play still fills the theatre every night rain
shine, and is Of retained N the bills for the
week. Miss laura Honey who has lately joined this COM
pany is much liked.
At wallack's theatre Mr.. waack's revival Of tho
Merchant Of Venice is still attractive and IL will be re-
pcated on this evening and during the week No ono
should fail to Mr. walack's shyock, the crowniug
point in the fine ensemble OF the performance
AT I,urons this evening The " Hunchback, Is to DO
played, with Miss Morant as Iuliar and iIr. Moorcs
farce. My ovcrcoat' will be the afterpccc. Ga to-
morrow evening, the Bouxary ballet company will
monco engagement
At tho Broadway theatre the present announced
positively the last week OF the Circus. Novel attractions
are included in the programme. Mile. Loyal the equcs
rcnne Of this troupe Of the best artists in her line
that we have
At the Bowcry theatre the bill for this evening in
cludes tho popular nautical DRAMA "Capain Kyd" "Po
cahontas," and "The Two Buzzards''-a capital bill.
At the Museum the juvenile artists, dramatic and
choreographc, still attracting full houses They sp