New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-22
MUSIC.

sing the principal roles in Robert lie Disble," on
Wednesday, evening" and this agreeable opening Of a
lew seasen ia to be followed by Les Huguenots, -
"Der Freircbiitz," Nioolas Merry Wives Of Wind.
sor," Mercadante's |" II Giuramento' aud several
other fresh works. If only the bsraly Of the public
adequately rewards the enterprise of the artists.
there are shown by the latter honest endeavor to
deal justly with their public, true regard for their
art ard that reepec for themselves which the sincere
arst ever has, it cannot be doubted that pecuniary
courseement, which is always the most tardy, will
cheer the treasury Of Mesns. Fsbbri and Formes 1t
ia as certain any thing connected with that fcks and
ncomprehensible body The Putfc can be, that there
are enough people in New York who are able and viii
ling to do it, to well support operate company is
also certain that excellence in public entertainments
will be coon appreciated by these peoples after the ri-
tating dsappontments 10 which they have been sab.
ced, they nay at frs! lie iIclined to look with cold
ness on any IrviDgpa undertaking; but this apathy
can he quickly overcome, and the managers will see
that broad mantle Of charity will cover the minor de-
icencies which we may expect at the ouset, provided
they result no. from negligence, but from want of
PIE resources The Public Is not By nature unkind
severely exactiDg; but it is not entirely idioiic,
will it be made by fancy advertisements to believe that
a etore is excellent bread.
Beside this immeJists project there ia rumor which
says that another combination is to be made having
Muzo at the head, aud including Madame Colaon,
Miss Philippe Mics Kellogg Stgelh, Brignoli, and So
sni thst the Academy Of Music has really been leased
to this company, ard that it viii he opened for their
perform ances by The middle of November. This enter
plize, however has not yet taken definite FORM Be-
ycnd thess acualtise and possibilities, the lively Ul-
man is somewhat dimly seen, diminishing in the dig
tsroe most ar,fully conceaiDg his deep designs. He
may he expected TO turn up at any moment driving an
operate four inland Of consolidated companies, aud
filing newspaper columns with cruelty delusive pro-
ersmmes. MaIetzek, too, go long quiet, may stattle
us with coup d(tot which shall place himself on the
lyric throne On the whole it will hardly be well for
the public to anticipate perfectly serene or meodious
Winter. Fortunately, the ware Of the impresarii harm
10 on and smufe many will therefore enjoy such
entertainments as ars provided for taking useless
thought for the morrow. As illustration of tho
certainty Of operate affairs, it-msy be mentioned that
Msdsms Ormy publishes card declaring that she
bas not engaged her services TO the FabbriFormas
management. No one viii be surprised, however, to
fud her singing at the Academy very early in the
season.
Messrs Mason and Thomas announce that their sixth
season Of classical musical entertainments will com
menoe with concert ct Dodworth's Hail. on TGeecay
evening Oct 90 The artists CON posing the club, are
Mason, Thomas, Bergman, Mosenthal, Matzka
Tie concsrts will take place at intervals Of three or
four weeks aI6 during the seascn will be performed
piue ousrtetts three trios three sonatas for piano and
violin two quiz tes together with avarey OF solos for
pisIo, violin, yiolcnceo. A concert for which many
have long esgerly looked is at last definitely an
nourced Mics Carlotis Pstti will make her fret pub-
lie appearance in New York at Dod Horths Saloon, on
TLrndsy evening. Asdefrom the interest astachingto
the debut CT member Of remarkable family expect
atCn tss been raised by the reports which those VINO
have heard her in private give Of the uncommon musi-
cs ability of Misc Pstti She vii! doubtless be warmly
greeted by large su6ence. In this concert, Madame
CoJson. Madame Strskoseh, Biignol Sdgeli, Susini,
Fe1ri, and Ssar, will take part.
Most encouraging to the Pf ilharmonic Society OF
Brooklyn is the spirit which induced an audience OF
mary huDdreGs chiefly sdiea 10 encounter the dreary
drzze Of Saturday afternoon for the sake OF attending
tt iet rtheaTsa Of TIE The Packer Institute
hail wac crowded, and If suoh thcgs are done on a
wet daT, what may we not expect on cry 1t really
seems thst it was time for the Brooklyn Academy OF
Mutic to be bui and any lingering doubt OF the ex-
pedency Of the undertaking would soon vanish before
euch Of muoa detire as that here alluded
TO- The next four rthtaTsss and the fret concert Will
tsle place at the AthereEm the remainder a. the ne
Academy.
Tle optra ard music geLersl'y seem to flourish 10
ENGLAND. MT E. T. Smith has before this comm II eed
his teaso, q, Her Majestys Trester London giving
English and IsIisn opera alternate nights, with
double company. Among the principal artists OF the
Erplish opera are Mis- Parspa, Miss Jenny Bauer
Miss AlletssbdIi, Mrs. Lemmens Sherrington, an en-
thely new singer, MIRA. Laura Baxter, Mics amy
Huddalt, Mr. Sims Reeyer, Mr. Parkinson, Dir. Geo
Perren. The opera to be first presented was Mac
fsrren, "Robin Hood" Wallaoss " Amber Witch,
composed expressly for that thsa'er, would iono"'
Tbs prcmir ent artists of the Italian company are
Me. Titens, Nile. Vaner Madame Lemsire Siga''
Gugiini, SguoT BriaDi, new anger, oisnor "a'S''f
SieIor Soldi, Siner Nioletu.
At the ROYAL Enslsh 0fers, Coyent Garaen' Tue
Pyre and Harris troupe have revived "ai''ee
Iurlire" with marked sucecss. The critics are oh0'
more warm 10 prsees Of the work. Oh Mfrs ryh'
they FAY Il Of che las much benefited oy iolg 'a'i
ton ind that she exhibited 10 invaraee aa'shiae'
the reBled taste aud facie yociuzaton wnich reh'e
her talent as sItistioally complete az Ii Is
Mr. Harisn i, said TO be sin full possession OF ai NJ
,ou,r.'- "A pofs,ssion leh oaunot be paininly our
d,nsome unlss lie has added materially to his stos,
tnes lie sspg in this country. Mics Leiner' "s,'
know concert srgsr bot LIE rtO ths stage "A'o ''
cidtoly favorable impression. -
IteBs and Giuebi have given three eoicsl,s a, ~
C,,.,sl Palace, including R'isnis "Sia'AI '.a g.,
CHI aud Mario were In Manchester, wuefe INV
le,b, olucks " orfeo Norma Luerom su. va 40
Ola were TIE principal orerss. s'ecor Dragons wa
,he Macbeth, Mtdsns yisriot Lacy Msooe'n in.
i,t,s ~ors sirginy at Liverpool on alternate AsH'