Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-11

BALrrMoRE.- Paullns colson, delicious singer and
universal favorite, sang In concert on Saturday
night assisted BY signor stisel and DR.. Perabean.
PHILADELPHIA.-Therei is moth ne new in the
Quaker City, dramatically and the business gener.
ally quite dull
BosroS.-A man namod George Jones, who hum.
bugged tho people Of Richmond, Va, ON 1897 10
1913, TO an extent that they had never been humbug
ged previously, probably never will be again,
has taken unto hims II another wife, ir the person
OF Mrs. Mary y. Bgclow, Of Boston The nuptials
celebrated on -sturday evening last and Bishop
Eastburn oflcated. Since Jones's re urn from
Europe he has 1ourished under the cognomen Of
Count Joannes," and made himself quite ridiou.
lous In New York. Some twenty ye,rs ago, when
be mtsmanaged the Richmond TheAter, he was sim
ply George Jones, aud quite innnitessimal at that
lie was then the husband Of Mrs. Melinda Jones,
who stlll lives; and the beautiful young actress,
Avonia Jones, bears the bogus Counts name.
vARrErIEs.-carlotN Patti, a sister OF Adsliua,
and year or two her sonior in age, e about to make
public dsbE In New York, at a concert to be given
next week. As pianist and vocalist she is quite su.
perior; but physical innrmty will always prevent
her appearance in opera. She is very charming
girl, and greatly esteemed for her intelligence, mod
esty and talent She will DO assisted at her debut by
the leading artists OF the opera, aud will offer such
an entertainment will be sure to attract crowded
house.
The New York correspondent OF the Boston Jour-
nal Of MHsfe (Dwights) says that the long opera
struggle has proved peeuniary loss to both houses
though II Is supposed that Maretzek lost the most
Patti having given the Academy the advantage, we
suppose. The New York correspondent Of the Bos.
ton Ersnfn0 Gazette expresses a similar opinion re.
marking that neither Of the italian opera companies
has been doing we'll. Tho Academy, as a general
thing, has been mlSeraby attended. Not even little
Patti could get crowd on the occasion Of her benefit
Mr. Ullman has engaged for his Fall season at
the Academy Of Music, In addition to Fabbri, Ade-
lima Patti and Madame Colson. Among the male
singers will be Brignoli Amodio and Carl Formes
Among the operas to be produced are La Jptrs, Ma.
o~eoo and the sicildn Vssptrs.
-Gottsehalk recently gave concert at Havana, the
programme concluding with hymn composed by tho
celebrated pianist, and dedicated to senor segura an
aged Cuban musician, who conducted the perform
ance.
Tho opera season at the Rallens ended on Mon.
day evening, with the benefit Of Tamberlik, the
tenor par orcsonos. The proceeds surpassed S4 OOO
In America you think your managers pay their sing.
ers very high salaries. From the llth of March to
the lst Of May, period Of less than two months ap.
pearing only three times aweek, Tamberlik received
$4,000. At this rate our famous vt dlere sings to the
melodious tune of 100000 per annum. Who wouldut
be tenor1
The new prlma donna at her Majesty's, in Lon.
don, is named Csillag. How d our readers suppose
this is pronounced Why, Chillok.