The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

week. after which the company win 70 70 rhAdsph ~
Baltimore for month. Returning 70 NsW York, Adeiin
Ps will give some farewell repressntatoAs, and thei
90 to Loador, where, In al probability, she will maxi
her dbas In May when tho operate season proper CON
meaces This evening Patti viii sing IN F1oows delight
full opera, NArhA," which work has been selected fol
her London debut, She will be supported by Madame
srakosch, Briguol and Juncs. Tho opera u one espe
ca w suiled TO Miss PATHS brilliant vocal qualifications
and b>v success In IL may be considered Is foregoue
conclusion Martha" will be given Wednesday
also. There 10 every prospect Of immense house TO-
night
Two very excelyent Eueish concerts have been given
At the French theatre during the week. The principal
vocalsts were Mrs. Moa.vt (soprano) and Mr.. Cooke
enor). The thsd and last o. tbs series will take place
TO night Mrs. kozart, Mr.. Cooks, NJ Draper, and Mr..
Mills, the eminent pianist will assist i0e programme Is
full Of choice morccass.
Mira Ellen Key Blunt, OF whose readinsS we have
already had occasion TO speak In veiv high
torms, appeals directly to the public In gcoorai
on Tuesday night at Hope Chapel. On that ooca-
sion Mrs. Blunt will read selections from the best Engsh
and American authors. There should be very largo
audience. Mrs. Blunt Of tho best readers in the
country
SONORA Fabr, the pyima DONNA whose arrival In New
York was announced In this journal several days since,
has been engaged by the agents Of Mr. Narczek who In
tends to give series Of performances Of italian Opera In
this city, commencing In April next and to take place
it u said At the Winter Garden. Sgnora FAbn hasa
high reputation, and already the topic
eager discussion In musical circles We Hear also tina
Aaresaek has engaged Mr.. Gottschark, the emineut
pianist, whose return to New York we shall DO glad TO
chronicle.
Mrs. Baieman's new play, ssEvangelins,' has been
6Dio had tce WinAo~ 81 In In
prose, with occasional extracts from the poem by Mr..
Lonsfeow, BY which the play has been suggested. Il
is stated that sEvapgelno viii be brought out at the
Winter Garden the 10th OF March, with Mss Kate
Ba,eman the heroine. Tho artistic tr.umphs Of this
young lacy and her sister, Miss Elem children will be
readily remembered by theatre goers.
NJ and Mrs. Barney Williams have returned to town.
Mr. Williams has been quite III, bat II is hoped that he
will have SO FAR recovered TO DO able TO mako his
rentr,s at Niblo's Garden on next Monday evening
AT the Winter Garden Mrs. John Wood has been playing
to crowded and delighted audiences. is not often that
one sees audiences 80 satisfactorily entertained as by this
excellent artist yet, Mrs. Wood has not appeared in
any new piece the theatre having been nightly crowded
to see "The Governors Wife" and "Jenny Lind" The
limitations Of the coored opera the former and the
Italian in the latter capital These pieces will be re-
peascd to night The burlesque Of "Ivanhoe" is in
rehearsal.
At the New Bowery, "wi'com iket,' an original
tragedy written for Ar. Neaae by Mr. a. j. onway will be
produced TO night Mr. NeaAe will play the principal par
an Indian chief Of the Shenandoah valley, the play
will be done wiih new scenery, effects, &C., &c.
Mrs Charles Howard, who will DO remembered as
veEy clever ooa<dinne and vocalist will open the Broad
way Boudoir TO night with version Of the "Hdden
Hand" popular tale by Mrs. Southworth. Mrs How
ard and Mr. H. Watkins (who has draaa,ized the work.
win play the leading parts in the piece
Al Barnum's Museum the "Octoroon" has reached its
fourth week, and is still exceedingly attractive. II will
be acted every afternoon and evening this week.
At the Bowery theatre, Mr. George Jsmison viii com
mence engagement to night, playing Marc Antony in
julius Cesar" supporter by Mr.. Allen Csssius, and
Mr.. R. Johnston Brutus Mr. Gardiner Coyno will also
appear in "Rory OMore."
George Christy's Alnstres have programme this
evening, which will include the rcdoubtable George a.
Ginger Blue In "The Mummy" The Bryants announce
their usual variety, with burlesque scene from Jack
Cade."
THEATRES nsEwmRR.-At the howard Athsnnum,
Boston, Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams have concluded
very successful engagement. AT the Museum Nisa
Davenport has been playing 70 full houses. Al tho New
Orleans Varieties. sour American Cousin with M
and Soshcrn has had great run and has been succeed
cd by "Evcrybodys Friend" At the St. Charles, Feb.
highly praised by the Pieayune Mr.. Eaton Stone, with
Van Ambursh's Circus and Mcnagerie, is on q tour
through the Southern cities. Tho Montgomery, Ala,
Advertiser endorses the company foIows:IaA report
having been circulated to tho effect that this company
contains several members who hostile 10 peculiar
nstitutons,' requested 70 give II An unqualified
contradiction Mr.. Stone that here s Just
ground for such SUSPICION and think his statement
entitled to cYedercc." The Same paper says that Miss
J. Gougenheim "powerfu" In the "Unequal Match"
Mrs G. Boswick gave her fifth sotrse musicale at the
Briggs House Chicago the llth OF February At Nc
rsB4eatre, the "Ocoroon" had entered upon the
third week Of successful According TO the Chicago
Times Miss Kimberly who played Zoe, sent invitation
TO each clergyman in the city, accompanied by pass To
the dress circle Of the housc Some Of these were respect
fully declined by the RECIPIENTS others accepted
Rev. N H. Bishop, rector of st. Johns church. writes
follows" shall try TO avail myself Of the invitation
extended at my earliest convenience Allow me also to
say that shall be grati6ed TO have you attend g. Johns
church at any time during your stay in tho city that 1t
may nit your convenience The hours OF service tho
LORDS Day are 10I A. NJ and TX p. NJ" Mrs. Macready,
the popular actress aud eiocutonst, has been giving
readings in the principal towns Of Western New York
Lola Montez was at Cincinnati last week Mr.. j. B. Ro-
bere is playing at the Richmond (va) theatre Mr..
Parry Sullivan is playing very ane engagement at st.
Louis Mr. Sam Cowe is giving concerts at Philadepha,
where, dit he has made great hit Mr.. squires and
Mary Mcvicker have been concertsng at New Orleans
The Ptccynne (l4,h) says
After long and careful preparation, F1otow's popular
OPERA Martha" produced last evening in superb
style al the new Opera House We not long ago, gave in
columns the plot Of this pretty opera. per-
formed night by St. Urban Ecarlat, Genbrel Felt
hnaer, Deiamarre and Jolly, ia tho presence OF largo
and fashionable audience in the most perfect msnner
brilliant assembly present.
Observance OF tho Sabbath-MeetinE In