The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-04

l Operatac ana Dramatic Matters.
The ssssoa 4 Ne Wm,>- Garden oaessd o. saturday
afternoon, md NJ. Harstssk co., '"ssss ss"ps%a
PhiiAdsphia, and afssrward, . sum.
G mmsncisg o. The lsta d Juns. n ..,"
Winter Garden was Distinguished BY ~ Msrs M
cutar characasrstos- Il YVES . haxsrdoss expsrA
but he carried through with aimabs Sssh AID ss'fa
Hs CAsval d. 6saals La Juivs," In which ~sosn
and s<sel' sung moro admirably shaa In anything -
rns tenor. who was already fsvonts with the pasis.
won high position By biz performances Of the role Of
ueazsr.
me season q. Philadslpais win no& begin - early
waa anticipated OF the uneas Of Mr. Marssxsk,
Who, We are glad 70 learn, esavAssstsg.
ne ssaaoa hsrs wound up curiousy enough with ths
production a the Saturday matinee Of opera unknown
here. II was vsrdrs al Mssnsdisr" the lbrssi from
6cher's "Robbers" Tho principal artists Who appear
Cd 10 this work nads their dsbss In Nsw York; but
they found 70 b long way behind he standard Of
culture required by audience, refrain from enter
hg upon critical examination Of tsir merits rhs opera
was HE'D Ths music good In parts only but through
out the SCORE can be traced The nastsrs hand In III ~
early freshness asd vigor.
ma Academy Of Nuaio win DO spsnsd b nighA, Tor
ara opera the sPoIiuto," with Nine. Corsss, Anodio,
and the now tsnor, kusiani.
, We arc shortly to have a oppostmity Of hearing
anoher member Of he eftsd PasH family. Nh Oasiossa
Patti, who has . high reputation both - . vocal
hs md pianist, be- been pequestsd BY iAsgs
number Of her pupils and others 10 give oonosrt which
win take place time next week. Ths leading opera.
10 arts IN the city have offered their assistance 70
Mn Patti, and the programme VIII b daintly selsoAsd.
mo concert viii b the very last st snsrtasasas
Of The kind for The ssssou and therefore especially
terestins TO the general public
me theatres last week gave nothing new. Al Laura
Keens's Mrs.. John Wood aad N. Jsnsrson drew
crowded houses 10 old pieces, while the number q
passengers BY the "Overlxnd Route" n wslAok's has
sometimes been In the accommSd atoms FOR
them. waDacks win close Saturday week, and The
"Overland Route" win be played up to the lest night oe
the season The theatre will be reopened maasdassly ~
Mr.. W. Florence.
Nb,os Garden, which Mr.. Nixon hes positively turned
into real garden, u TO DO opened for summer tho
asrica season this evening, with very well selected cor
papy, and one especially strong In the crinons depart
pen, Miss Polly Marshall the joisst OF souorsss, lead
ing Oh the list The lobbies and house have been
ranged and made 70 blossom Ike AL the depart
mens Of the establahmsnt have been reorgaDzsd and
among other things the refreshmsnt have been
newly arranged by Mr. ". A. Moore, long Mr.. Nbsos
sssse director The opening bin includes ballet,
and fresh bureaque, Of which full details win Be found
In Mr. Nixons oopious Advertisements.
At Laura Keenss theatre to night . co mic piece.
"Our japanese Embassy," 70 be done, with "Jonny
Lind )" which Mrs. wood gives those inimitable operate
limitations which took the town by three mosihs
go. Mrs. Wood and Mr. Jefferson play In both pissea
performance b 70 be given at the French tuestre
this evening fer the benefit Of Mr. Pillst Richeleu"
end The " Old Guard" are the pieces announced.
Al the New Bowery . new spectacular drama, called
General Jacpon," b 70 b brought out 70 night With
new soanery decorations &c Tho managers II the New
Bowery ri up plays Of this kind sxcssdissly well.
At Barnum's the domestic drama, ChAriotss Temple"
with new piece called Lsoune," win b. given v day
and ths evening.
George Chrbys Mnstrels, Ut Nibos Saloon bring out
their version Of ths " japanese treaty 70 night.
rhs Bryans, d Msohancs' Hall, have revived their
editsou, and \ quite The hsea, oe The HsApesr."
Axrisnc Movnnm-M Baltimore, % Friday Of ths
wesk Madame Colssn and sIsnor sssn vii giyea grand
concert Madame SsRzanigs sAAlsd for Europe ~
Wednesday and purposes 70 retire from the sAss 10
estate which her family owns u Boryhea, Turin
Mr.. w. Oowsl has leased the g. Louis theatre for the
ensuing winter season. II b expected hat L,szs the
pAnina, VIII vst the Unlasd States next winter Very
ubegAl o6bra have h~~~ ---~. ~ sisA ~ p~fs nsse
MAda11o Woutoro, puPu
y engaged II BarHum's Museum Nms g. IAursnt's
concert ast wssk very good one, aad drew largo
sudisucs Mr.. Poznasski, American volnist pup Of
visuxtsnps, has given . ooaosr u vsans, playing .
mast difficult "coaesrto" By hin nAssr veil orr
gaa "socurls" and oaprios" The critics speak very
wen Of the young artist
hss Havana paper ays:-Gotssohak gave another o.
hh aslghVu concerts o HAbansrcs Last Saturday. The
Louvre, which h admirably adapssd 70 concerts, Was
filed 70 overfowpg By most fashionable and apprsca
i've sudience Every ssas occupied, and upwards Of
two hundred were obliged 70 stand up throughout the
performance. A fAatssA, composed and executed BY
0otaschA, crsaAsd greet snshua,aau, and daes from
ola ravostA," BY The Tessas, warmly appaudsd.
ne s6srs Natal, who 70 b great avoses In Ha-
vana, after singing duet from "rne Blue Domino"
were greeted with prolonged murmur, which showed
sppsooaoa than the clappipg u nands, shtch sss
sautsd sbcm. Agncra vllar de volptn wss received
"Iinda a ChAmounix, }" which abs sang 70 perfscoa,
wee rapturousy applauded.
News From Cuba.
! ARRIVAL or TEE cAHAwBA.
The Urlkd States steamship Gaia wba, J. ". Smith,
commander, from New Orleans, as eight A. on the
27th u arrived ii Havana at two p. r., ths sosh,
arriving here last evening four Gays snd -four hours,
from Havana The CAnasba has had oelsnsfu weather
the entire passage. rhe city and harooe o. Ha
vnrg continue perfectly healthy Toe two hospitals