The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-29

There was quite operate revival last week AZ
port forlorn hope Mr. Mulder Fa,br opened the AGA
denny for night two and has been successful both
in artistic and pecnnary point Of view, to Justify
the present management in undertaking extended
eou which will be commenced after the election, when
Mr. Ullman viii again appear the business director
So far Judge, the winter promises very
well The soprano, Miss Hinckey, is TO arrive this
week, also Nine dAngri, the popular conwalto.
We presume that amicabe arrangements will be
made with OF the Italian artists ard II win certain
Iy be much better for all psrtehe singers as well As
che public-if there Is only one troupe. The operate
public do not wish to be bothered with divided
duty" and when there Is opposition our people are
apt 70 let the Opera slide altogether Last week We haa
fair performance OF "Robert lie Dilbie and very ex
csent OF martha" Ia both these operas haaane
Eabbri and signor Stgelli particularly distinguished
themselves Formes was careless in Bertrand, one OF his
best roles but made up for al previous short oominss
IN Punkett. which he rendered admirably. For this
evening we are TO have the Huguenots," In which
Fabbri. Fanny Natal, Madame haretzek stigel and
Formes sing the principal r5s On dit that this opera
win be represented Wednesday, when the resent sea
500 will be concluded the to open on the 18th
November.
The Hrst concert Of the given by Mss Car
Io,ta Patti at Dodworths rooms on Thursday evening
Mss Patti made her debut in the concert room and do
lighted auditors with the purity and freshness Of her
voice, well a. the precision and facility OF her
execution She assisted by Madame Colson Madame
Ssrakosch. sgnori Brigno, Ferri and susni; and -
might been expected from excellent an artistic
combination the concert was OF the most agreeable
Ara. has ever given here within recollection
On 70. morrow evening there will be- st Eiblos Garden,
musical and dramatic entertainment in aid Of the Widow
aid Orphan Fund of the New York Fire Department
~ ozsigf Maj Ann
Blshcp Mrs westervelt, Ms Mozart, Messrs Miranda,
Rudoiphsen, c. J. Hopkins, g simpson and Q. A Gull
r1ette The plays 10 be performed are, CAN that Gilt
aers IA not Goldn and "sudden Thoughts" Altogether,
sbs programme Ia . very attractive one, and the exer
Of the artists will result in handsome addition to
ehe fund The expenditures from the Fund for charitable
Objects year 30 800 The calls for aid very
rumerous--thrce hundred and twenty families OF de-
ceased aremen needing assistance, and winter
Il coming Could anything be added to this state
meut except the natural sequence Of large contrbu
tlonf
In the theatrical world the events OF the week have
been the production Of Mr. Watts Phillips drama, "The
Dead Heart" at Ninos Garden and the performance OF
"Henry VIII ;" With Mrs Cushman Queen Katharine
The "Dead Heart es,sve drama, but Is rather too
heavy for audience The in which II was acted
calculated to make 1t much lighter. Mss cush-
mans Queen Katharine well known as one OF the
best IL not the very best OF the distinguished artists
creations There been rothDg at the other the
aires. the Old Bowery bas passed into the hands OF
Messrs spauldrg and Rogers who will shortly open II as
circus The dramatic season closed on ast Saturday
with benefit TO Mr.. II. Jordan. Mics Victoria, magi.
cnne nom Paris has given several performances AT the
French theatre. Miss Victoria D pretty woman, and
rather clever seiah OF hand performer Without doubt
she viii do excollenty well in the provinces, where abe
IL going
For this week we are 10 bave quite Shakspcrian re
vival. Mr. Ferret plays o.teo 10 night at Nibo's,
and Miss cushmsn appears Lady Macbeth at the Win
Ter Garden Both pieces viii probably be performed
several times and the great Of Eng
lsh dramatic poetry Will have tine opportunity to
two OF his anest creations well delinesied.
Miss Laura Keene has 10 preparation Charles
Reade's version of Molieres "Misde Imaginaire,'
and also Tho Begssr's Opera" the latter to
Introduce Misses Melvin aud wiiioughby, who
said TO be very clever singing actresses "Aleen
Aroon" viii be given at this house TO a'sht.
Mr. Walsek is doing 20 fine q busiuew with Broughams
comedy "Playipg with Fire. that he viii not change hts
bill al preseu. the theatre full every night, and the
attraction OF the play with each succeeding per-
formsrcs
At BArnums Museum they have . new piece ready to
pat in place OF "Joseph and his Brethren but the lat
si so attractive that Will not be taken OF from the
bills al present.
AT the New BoweYy fresh drama, called "Rose Il
mer written for this theatre by Mr. r. Poole, viii be
produced this evening The psntonime called "Raoul'
viii also be performed There Ia 10 be grand perform.
Ance here night for the benefit o. the G. l.
Fox Guard.
Brysnu' Mrsires put out fne programme for next
week. The performances wind up with the immortal
aDixe," the moss popular musical composition of the
day. Hooley Campbell bring out "Gumoo jun, IA
mous Ethiopian farce.
me Italian Artistic Society under the direction OF Sig
yuxo leaves day for brief tour Of concerts In the
principal cities of the West The Opera In Phi la
delpha viii commence the 10Th Of November siguor
Muzo haa engaged the theatres 10 Phiadepha. Boston,
Charleston, New Orleans Cincinnati and 81 Louis for
operate entertainments The society regre, that
engagements could be rade for giving operas at the
Academy Of Music here The troupe composed Of the
following artlsts-xadame colson, Miss KELLOGG, Miss
AdelAds Phillips, Nile Montgomery, Mai Ticker, sgnor
Btgnolio, sisnor sbriga, Soda, Terri, sasini and
Coletsi
Mr.. JoD BzorGHAx ~ LONDON Mr.. Bsoughsm made
his nrst appearance 1T tho BsymArke theatre the sh
October The Herald OF the 9th has the following notice
Of the psrformanoe;-
The cstc element the ascendsney just 81 present
N th1 dramatic world. rrs We nave ooneen SAW,
wAD I'm grasp upon the town 81 the Adephi, and then
on G1ay the "rlsh Heress dis the Lyceum, whilst
new S0edy, with Irifhmar for in principal charsc-
Ser brought cut the evening al this theatre
Tor thu reappasnco Of Mr. John Brougnan ose feature
characser,zes all these performances, the pieces have
beeu produced for the OF the actors not the
nctors Tor the pieces whether this supecrvency Of the
Art 10 ne professors beneficial greatly 10 be doubted
Time the poet says "whsn oyssy rood Of land main
fa,red It's man % also il was shen dramas, and old
too, found employ nent for actcn. AZ pre-
sent Q facttoas sort Of starring seems 20 elevate
which . well selected company set themselves 10 ex
prcss 10 the public author idea, have actors and
actresses each with r,rorios a pieces calculated for
ther sole slorhcsson IL true there ere noporAois
exceptions 70 this but Ia 10 b. feared that the pracscs
IL ginning ground Of wbca the three instances named
extent Ioler4oiy sufficient proof Ano;her
pcint worthy q remark that II n American taste
which appears just 70 D. guiding aiming - guide
our own MI thse~ the public Of L,ni0n 10 called
upon 10 sdcrse opiaion Of that Of Ne~ York. Mr.