The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-23

There being no Opera JUST now, ana ue iasnsonAoo
world being chiefly interested in the music Of Strauss and
Ianucr rather than that Of Verdi and Mozart the metro
pcis offers but little 70 interest the musical amateur
From Boston, hear that the Opera, which made rather
beginning has been saved, was here, by AIDE
lima Patti receives tho most extravagant adatons
from the pens OF the Athcnisn critics. Boston 70
tremcs about everything Tho Success Of Adelina
Patti will extend the season in Boston beyond
the timc first settled upon, and tho artists
viii not return 10 Irving Place before February 6.
Then 1t s proposed to bring out Halevys "Juive"
with grand mise En- scene Patti viii add several operas
TO her repertoire, among them the Barber" The "Esir
d'Amore," the "Purtani" and "Robsrt 10 Diabie" In
Boston the critics much delighted with the SPAR
ber that they said splendid things about Bigno Of
which (Post) wc copy q curiosity
Brignch sang and bore himself well. There was
ease and geniAty TO his whole performance which he
has rarely exhibited He sang the forid MUSIC grace
fully and fueuty and lent himself with cordalty tho
exhibition Of oyers assiau'ty He has given US
80 much satisfactory has appeared so Identified
vnh bis assumed character,
Mr. Hopkins viii give tho second of his Chamber Goa
certs at Chckcrings this evening The worthy
Of special suen,n. In tho metropolitan theatres the most
noticeable event ia the withdrawal Of "The Outo
ROOM from the boards Of the Winter Garden,
where II has been played every night since De-
csmber s, and the announcement Of its simultaneous
production both tho Bowory theatres Tho copy
the OH Bowcry from Mr. Bourccault and that for
the New from the manager Of the Winter Garion.
"Jcane Deans is sll found the leading attraction of
tho day, dividing the attention Of the town with N,bo's
Garden where Cooks Circus has had great week.
For present week there will bc specal attractions a;
all the theatres and lively time may 10 anticipated
At the Winter Garden, this evening, "esbia" trans.
lation Of Victor scours vo act "Ls Noces' Veni
erHes" orte Saint Martin theatre, 1850 will be pro-
duoed. It is a. the work Of Mat!l4a Heron,
VINO plays Lesba- Mr. J. W. wallark, Jr, Mr.. George
Jordan and Mrs Allen in the The play has been
performed In the provinces, and Is said be very in
terestng
Al walack theatre the very successful comedies, "a
Husband to Order," and "Everybody's Friend" will be
played for the last time. 10 night the new piece
"The Romance Of Poor Young Man." will be produced
in grand style.
At Laura Keene's theatre, "JeAne Deans" will be
played u night and every night during the week.
At Eiblos Garden, the programme Of Cooks Circus will
receive additional attraction in the shape OF the trained
horse Ducrow,a graduate from the Gree Napoleon, In
Paris.
At the Bowery theatre and the New Bowery Also "The
Octoroon" will be produced this evening. There some
natural curiosity the reception OF this play on the
eastern side Of the city In Boston, points touching
upon the irrepressibe conflict received with marked
dissatisfaction.
The Broadway Boudor, No. 4A Broadway offers three
light pieces" Our CAL" "The Lady Of the Lions" and
The Actress Of All Work., In all Of which the pretty
and clever Webb Sisters will appear.
The subscription the French theatre commenced
Saturday, when two charming comedies La Joie de
Ia haison" and Le Chapeau dun Horoger" were rep
resented The next performance will be given 70 NOR
evening.
Al Barnums Museum Mr.. E F. Taylor, the popular and
efficient stage manager has benefit The programme
Of entertainments this occasion s O very taking oue
George Chrsty's Minstrels Will produce at Nibios Sa
loon this evening burlssaue the "Octoroon" called
the "NosorOon." George ard Master Eugene wnl play
the principal parts 1.-THE play is funny the bill tho
public will do well 10 look after It's buttons.
Bryants Mnstre oner their usual concert programme
and q number Of burlesque scenes, dances, &c.
Woods MnstIels viii give concert and dramatic per
formance at Harrington Hall, Yonkers, this evening
The people Of Yonkers viii and Woods very excellent
band. It b now under tho direction OF Mr. Sylvester
Blocker
THEATRES EsEwmRx Mr.. Thomas Barry was in town
last week. making arrangements for the dramatic season
the Boston theatre, which will commence on the 9Th Of
February, with Mrs join Wood and j. Jefferson as the
stars "An Unequal Match will probably be the OPEN
ing piece. Mr. Barney Williams has quite recovered his
health With Mrs. Williams he will commence an engage.
ment at the Howard Athenaum, Boston, the 9Th Feb
ruary. Mrs. W. j. Florence had benefit at Memphis
Tenn, On the 18th, and publicly presented with
diamond ring by her admirers in that city Miss Eliza
Logan is playing farewell engagement at Cincinnati
The drama Of "Toussaint fOverture" is underlined at
Woods theatre Mr.. Sam Cowel has been very success
full ut the Boston Museum Sgnors Macaierr Bsaucarde
Nine. Albertini and Sig. Ardavan will commence a con
cert tour in Philadelphia this week. Beaucsrde, who
suffered with his throat his here has had an
operation performed, which promises to remove the
trouble entirely and restore his exquisite voice 10 all It's
original lexiblly. The Raveis are at Baltimore where
Iss Maggie Mitchell will play during this week At
Woods theatre Cincinnati original five act tragedy by
f. N. Powers, Esq., entitled "The Fataist, or Visions OF
the Future - has been produced AT New Orleans "Dor'
had q run Of three weeks a. the Varieties NJ.
Edwin Booth played brilliant engagement the St.
Charles. "LEtoie du Nord" WIS the latest novelty in
London. Madame Celeste has brought out baetinG
at the Lyceum. She must be pretty good, If may be-
leve the following extract from the London Sun (Dccem
Der 3Q)-
in appearance tho Dopa Isabel ubas embods the idea
which have been accustomed 70 attach TO those mag
niGecnt Andalusian beauties who have matdened IL
Of both Moors ana Christians, and have been the
theme Of Of the most charming compositions OF the
Spanish muse. Her costumes (for tho audience wore
CeughteQ WIN TWO 6etb Oh uhuOlh CnRfaCtefHuc
dances) At once simple and costly, ana dsan-
guished by contrast Of color evlncng the
TASTE her dancing emphatcsy belongs TO the grasdiose
school, may the expression, and has nothing
common with that pet sance which rendered Perca
Nena 30 great ayore some seasons since, but the
energy and activity which were Of COURSE prepared
witness in Spanish dancing, by Dona label subdued
by most exquisite elegance and refinement, which pro-
dUced decided effect upon the diec minating audi
ence 10 leave hesitation In declaring her debut
complete It but justice To observe that
Done Isabel Cubae most ably supported by Don Juan
Xerrs, whose movements disrne uishcd by great
grace and feeling is scarcely necessasy 70 add that
both recalled tho coee of each Of their dances 10
receive the warmcst marks Of appreciation rs tho andi
ence. Tho compliment was recognized by the bella
senora with inccscrioabe charm, which must be wit
messed 70 be thoroughly appreciated.
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool, IN the Steamship Ednburr Rev Wliama
Mrs ms vorgersen and child Professor frnns and
lady Mr. and Mrs Lewis John Bevan and lady, Nsa ken Be-
Geosee end lsdy, Mrs Mckay Jalres Eco Joha
Besyey Rkhard SuayBer and con- Walter LA Mrs Ma