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

CARiBAI.DT IN THE CoCLISSES-A GRAND OPE-
Ratio REvoLUTIoS.-We alluded the other day
to the dissolution Of the famous opera
troupe which Mr.. Cavour Strakosch, one Of
the most eminent diplomats Of the day, had
succeeded in bringing together at the begin.
ming Of the season, when Victor Emanuel I'LL
man was in Europe, making preparations for
future victories, and counting, as usual,
very large number Of operate chickens pre-
vious 10 the period Of their incubation. The
scene, as We left it, was refreshingly dramatic.
In the DIM distance might be deserted the ship
which bore away towards the tropics Cortes
ana her followers. A little nearer, In wha. the
painters call the middle distance, we saw the
graceful figure % Corporal Patti, wooing our
Southern brethren with her pnu,,,-- ra.as l..
.As foreground appeared Uilman, Maretzek and
Carl Formes, all engaged 10 the most wonderful
Of combinations and the most intricate OF in
,rigues Ii was the old quarrel of Germany
and Italy over again. The Teutons seem.
ed to be as firmly fixed in Irving
place as the Austrians in Yenetia, or
the poor old Pope ia Rome The Italians
were, to all intents and purposes, left out In
the cold. The Germans rallied to the support
Of their beloved Formes, the horns Of Israel
was exalted, and the tribe of Benjamin exulted
with exceeding great Joy.
But this was not TO last forever. The Italians
soon found their Garibaldi in the person OF
Sigror Muzio, who i evidently a national man,
and, like his great prototype, scorns all dplo
mslic shams and red tape hum6ugs. He straight
| way put himself Of the head Of the Italian
forces which included Brign.n Ferri. susi1i.
| Sbrielia, Soda and Coletti. all sons Of The
lard q song, and annexed Mad COlson.
Miss Kellogg, Miss Adelaide Phillips and Ms.
Nonts omery, thus uniting the three Powers
France, Italy and The United sta.es-agains, the
Germans Like Garibaldi, Muzio does no, i'm
medistely attack the metropolis. He proceeds
first 10 The subjugation OF the provinces
After brief series Of concert skirmishes 10
the interior, he opens his campaign At Phila.
delpbia or the i9ih Of November and follows
II MP with operations in Boston, Charleston. s.
@. New Orleans, Cincinnati and st. Louis.
where be has engaged the principal theatres
We presume that early next spring The Garibal
di of tie Opera will proclaim himself impre-
sario from Irving place, aud give the Germans
the alternative Of an honorable peace or utter
eEtermina.ion, az they may elect
A. matters stand now, the people ia the pro
vinces will profit by our loss. They get the
bee, company that has left New York for many
day. II comprises the strength Of The Italian
artistic talent IL present IL the United States.
The young aod dashing impresario, Muzio, has
maaS qualities which wiz recommend him 10
public favor. lie comes forward like an en-
tirely new candidate for the Presidency having
10 friends 70 reward and no enemies to pun.
isl Like Garibsldi be stands IN direc, OPP
position 10 the old forms and usages. His
artists are al directly interested IN the success
of La enterprise. Like Gsribaliis soldiers
they nc Into he work con Gfa0re. If the Ca
yours, little Nspoleons aud Victor Emanuels Of
living place DC not succeed in the attempts
which they will undouoteely make-to split up
the Italian artistic society we may yetsce q full
aud complete Opera company In New York
under the direction Of the Garitaldi Of the coz.
lissss One thing Is quite certain II Muzlo re-
uains ., the bead u Affairs we sssll have some
fiesh operas. II is quite tine .hs. the old rspcr
toirs and lie stale Laubug connected with it
were laid ome high shelf Muzio, the ope-
ratio CART .lG, il jest tie man for the occasion
lie sOes forsu &c day conqaerire and to con.
ger, rs We hope. Every true supporter Of the
oivine art uil! join with ', 10 wihirg all suc-
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