The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-19

IL
The season Of Italian Opera, under the nlnag rial
pieces the associated artists the Academy Of Music
terminated On saturday evening when Nose In Egitto
was given fer the second ana last time, audience
rmnrkable for Us brDlagcy and fashion than its
numerical strerg,h.
On the ion this brief but in an artistic sense
most attractive seascD, Lay well Afford 10 coagratu
late TIC anag nj Of the associated the perfect
good faith they have maintained their relations with
the p bic. In addition TO excellent re,roiye tho
musical public may congratulate itself che produc
'ioa Of two Operas darirg the season comparatively
them, viz: Ncl cedautes .. II ciuramenoD
and Rossins master work. Nose in Igitto -
both Of which Gotten up in admirable style,
and al great expense N costumes scenery, properties
&C. " tho associated artists We glad learn that
the and pats" a the academy have recog
niz.d the cxerans and enterprise of The management In
liberal and becoming rai ncr In the hFsi place ths
txscuiiyo committee presented The msnag inent Wit.
500 IN other WORDS returned them sy0 each Of
the lat Two weeks u tho season, whilst On Friday even
rg w. Colsfn, by whom the Academy leasei be-
half Ct the associated artists, tn recpnt Of the
oiicw ing letter, enclosing contribution 81 $3.50 from
b. stockholders and patrons, slight mark d their
esteem tor the energy and perseverance tn Artists have
displayed and the admirable in which the
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IL Nr 4. CosoyRepresenting Madame CDlsou Mcssrs.
BrgIol, Susni. terr and Muzio, associated artists OF
the Italian Opera
sr--on behalf Of The stockholders az also OF tho
patrons ~ tie Acad NY 81 Music, have tho pleasure Of
handing YOU FIVE hundred and thirty dollars con-
trihuiivp from ihsm towards the large expenditure
sop they regret Il h. not proved reunerative one
sth as, under more favorable crcnmsfarcs, the merits
and hesy &C the entire troupe would NO doubt, havo
commanded. Respectfully,
John y. BrDD, Treasurer.
AcsnENy OF Mtxfc, Dec 10. 1850.
10 which Mr. toison, behalf Of the artists rep'ied
rs folCwss-
PHuApyIPfuA Do. Is, 1890.
To J. ~ gtED. Fe, Ttl-AsgREg IHE .AffHfcAx AGA
MrSrcs-- mt wr.a a
sr-I desire express, the name Of the Society Of
AsseeIaied Artists ther gratitude FOR tho gene
ard unexpected lberallty displayed by the stock
holders and patrons &c the Academy Of Music, and tho
great satisfaction The Associated Artists feel that their
Efforts have besn understood and appreciated BY the sub
Scribers, In rendering both material and mo- Al support
viii you ACCEPT behalf Of the ontTbutra, tho
grateful recognition and Acknowledgements q the Asso
cisted Artists and the Of their dstneu shet
considerations Iremain sir, yours, most ctfaIy
A. doISON.
This i pleasing aud gratifying termination to the
season, and which docs honor alike 20 the artists
and the stockholders ana the patrons Of the Academy
The company appears tbs aud six consecutive evenings
In Baltimore whore The prospects from guaranteed sub
Fctiptions highly faiterng. We understand that
there y project foot for the return OF the company
carly - the year, for short b. sub scrip
tion, which viii guarantee them against loes.