The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02

| Th> prospects Of tho Opera are getting better
with eacs performance. Nothing finer could DO desired
than tho "lSara Il Rohan" Monday In which Mime.
Gazzanga made ace success, and Ferri the greatest
Chevreuse have had here There great deal OF in
terest attached TO this evenings performance Beau
carde the celebrated Italian terror will make his debut In
"IA Favorita," r which certainly offers him fine op-
portunity Nine. Ga.yzangas riumpis III this opera will
DO readily remembered,
Apropos to the Opera; Ar Unman sends tho following
letter.
TO TIE EDITOR o. TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
AcADKxt or Music, Nov. !, 1852
The tenor OF the article the Opera todays HERALD
calculated 10 produce tho impression that there exists
some msunde ing between Mr.. Strakosch and my
self, and tina has withdrawn from the management.
This y not the case Ever since last May, whom asso-
have marked relations, and that this union win
stand beyond the time stipulated In agreement, and
Will ultimately become permanent lajustice 70 Mr. 5tra-
kosch, cheerfuly acknowledge the excellence Of the
majority OF the engagements made by him In Europe
The unqualified success achieved by Fsrr and ssclli
corroborates the s0undness 0f his Judgment Should
Beaucaxde and Madame Albertni tul1l M which their
great reputation claims for theInand for my part who
Venice not entertain the least doubt that WIN DO go
Mr. Srskoecn will BIO entitled 10 the fullest appreciation
At the hands Of tho patrons Of the OPERA since he has
signed their contracts at the time those OF Fer
Sgeli and Susin Purely managerial reasons have In
duced US however TO keep Nine Alber
tint temporary secret Mr. Strakosch, taking the credit
OF the good engagements Of bound 70 accept
blame Of those which have turned out less fortunate
but the first talent as the two now prime dome who have
appeared do not possess qualifications 70 take leading
Music they will be found useful in completing the esNbe
In grand operas such Mozrts "Magic Flute" where
there are required not lees than six prime donnehree for
the great parts and three for tho The addition
Of Madame Abcrtni and Sgnor Beaucarde TO the artists
already before the public constitutes company Of mpos
ing strength and completeness, company Of which the
manager Of any great European opera house might justly
feel proud, and that capable Of doing than
justice 70 the graDdest and difficult opera. II pos
sesses in Madanes Alberni Coson and Gazzanga three
prime donne OF the highest merit; in Beaucarde Bgnol
and stael three first tenors such Opera House
boat of at time these with Ferr (whose every fresh
appear ance, thus far, has been fresh riumph) Amo
dio, Jnnca Susni-whose speedy arrival is expected
Madame Srak osch in her line Of characters, Miles Spe
rama and Crescimano in roles suitable 10 their capacities,
Muzio and Bergman conductors, and Dubreui stage
marager present list of talent such my dear friends Of
the French paper who still pcsevere in their gross per-
fona abuse, and with whom the of a difficulty be-
tween strakosch and myself ACKNOWLEDGEMENT decenty
mpugn In spite Of their unblushing efronery. To
to Madame Albertn and Sgnor Beaucarde-thsr
Is certain, beyond doubt la the present dstrusul
appointment of the opening Of the season, IL would
be hazardous 70 predict furorc on their very arst
night But il Is to me, knowing them thoroughly as
do, "fxed fact" that later they must make
great sensation. They are at the present moment the
eaea, STARE o. ay where Their Joined names pos
London and both have achieved undspued success
tho very London boards which Mario and Crisis
natural terrain Madame Alberni will appear after the
Sicilian vespers," on the success Of which have
staked the Of the sgnor Beaucarde appears
toll night and Friday. He goes In Italy by the soubri
quet Of the inspired tenor He Is, therefore, the
same every appeasance Should this be one OF his
"insIred evenings he will produce excitement i'm
mediatey If not, he will do another OCCASION but
succeed he must, later he has done every
where am, sir, your obedient servant,
b UIIMAN.
WINTER GARDEN.
Mr.. Bourccault produced last evening version
Of "Nichoas Nickleby," which has been in q dramatic
form the most popular of Dickens works. IL except
"Dombey and Son." which made by Mr.. Burtons
admirable acting In Cutie. Nicholas Nckleby was dra-
mstzed close upon the heels of its publication in book
form, and first produced at the Park twenty years