The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-14

me scr ne very solemn an Impressive Our impressions
are decidedly favorable, and She has made great HIT
Coson certainly was not missed, and We doubt If she
could have done u better. Whorstis vo;e 10 thin,
whch mars some Of the forte passages but her
general conception Of the part and hcey to the IDEAS
OF the author conspre 10 her rendering very pleas
ing squires improves every time we hear him. His
voice clear, manly, fresh sympathetic and with ttle
more power We would pronounce hun decidedly the iness
terror we ever hearo The concerted finale TO the tord
act was splenddy rendered-as thing have
listened TO during the entire The chorus came in
just right TIE orchestra perfect and de Wnorst and
SqnIres displayed volume of tone and power of voice
which We're plainly manifest aud distinctly heard above
the eptre ,Ioupe. Tonight we are 70 have "Purtani
which If the best role Of Madame de Wilhorst. and which
win present aso BrigDo IN Of his best characters
In the last act Will be- sung the celebrated Liberty Duet
by those two great voices Amodo and Junca. On Thurs
DAY no morrow) night sig Eltore Bari makes his debH
Carlo Guino, in Verdi's master work 90 Ernani"
" Martha" IN active rehearsa and will be produced on
Saturday.
LounvILE-Nr. and Mrs. j. W, waack, Jr., are play
ing here.
RIcEMosD-Miss NJ Mitchell had a benefit here Fri
day. The eecond and last of Formes, Ponsot,
Iaborde Berkel amaro and salter was announced for
the same night.
MoBrrE.-Mr. Edwin Booth was the latest star here.
SAvANNAH.--Mrs. Julia Dean hayne was playing here
last week.
CMcAeo-A performance Of The Rivals . by amateurs,
announced at Mcyickers the lOh for the
benefit of the dramatic fund Here is the programme
THE RIVALS
Sir Anthony Absolute ..... BY Water street Merchant
captain Absolute. BY Distinguished Counsellor
Falkland BY Lake street Merchant
Acres. BY an Eminent Barrster
Sir Lucus o. Trigger. BY well known Attorney
David BY Gentleman from Racine
Fag.. BY Lake street Booskeper
To be followed by Fancy Dance 80 BY Lady Amateur
After which, Comic Song By Gentleman Amateur
To conclude with John Howard Paynes petite comedy Of
CHARLES THE SECOND; OK, THE MONARCH
King Charles. BY Learned Solicitor
Rochester,. BY Prominent Mechanic
Sapt eopp........ ...........Sy Retired PHYSICIAN
Enward BY Young Clerk
nay ny isoy anateur
Aaauy tiaTa.... by Lazy AHateur
TRoy.-Mrs. G. N Sinclair and. Mr.. Sedey playing
in the "Alarble Heart' last week.
New ORIEANs.-The Raves at the St. Charles; "Ameri-
cans in Paris' at the Varieties the "Crown Diamonds"
with Cordier and verdis "Jerusaem," at the Opera.
Miss E. Bridges reading at the Masonic Hail. "Ies
Lonnes Pauvres" been done the Orleans At the
Varieties, the 4th, sSecrets Worth Knowing"
vived for the benefit Of Mr. G. Jordan. The Picayuse
says that the audience, Of whom full moety was com
posed OF ladies' filled boxes parquete and dress circle
overlowing" Geo. Christy's Mnstrels at ArmOry
Hall. Mrs. c. Howard had arrived in town.
CHARLESTON The Neus Of the 10th says
Mons. A. Musard the great leader and manager of
cers, is in town, stopping at The Mills House.
Mr. Ullran the opera manager, has arrived in town
to sperntend the arrangements for the concerts of next
week.
Mons. Francon is in town preparing for the reap
pearance Of the Martnet Bondn troupe at the theatre
next week.
WASHINGTON S-Mss Agnes Robertson will commence an
engagement here on Monday, Feb. IA.
SAN FRAYGsco.--Mr. Collins acted "Rory OMora" Jan
IT, TO what the Herald calls densely fashonaby and
intelgertly crowded house" Mr.. Louis Baker is the
nager of the Opera house here The playing Of the Misses
Gougenheim in the Merry Wives Of WINDSOR in Sscra-
mento has proved great hit The trial OF the libel
of Josephine Gougenheim the bark Glimpse was
cuded last week. and submitted Judge Hoffman for de-
cision. The evidence exhibits systematic Of
noyance and oppression the part Of the captain The
Gougeuheims submitted with exemplary patience te
the rudeness and deprivstions inflicted on them
They have just returned 10 San Francisco efte,
euccessfal- professional the inforior.
Drew Is performing an engagement at the Ma
tonai theatre, Sacramento, under the management
of Mr. John Wilson, of the Iyceum. Of that city, where
he has met with great favor. testimonial to the widow
and children Of Edward Pollock given at Maguire's
Opera house the 14h The parouete and dress CIRCLE
it said, presented before witnessed in
California, and the performance passed of with great
eclat Mrs. Wood, Mr. and Mrs Stark, Mr.. Collins, Mr..
and Mrs Baker, Mr.. stephens, Mr.. and Mrs Conner &C.
exerted themselves TO the best of their ability Ger
man troupe had opened at the American theatre.
SANDWICH IsANDs.-Aiss Annette Ince was at the Royal
Hawaiian theatre December g.