The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-20

having yet been Unable 10 produce II. The arhar'
e sufficient guarantee that It win achieve popu
larity In this country.
Letters from Mexico give a more encouraging accom-
of operate affairs there Maretzek arrived with hi
troupe on the 10th April and commenced his %
the 18th. The "rrovatore," nErnani the "Barbiere,
"Aorna, "Lucrezia Borgia "'L Itaan in Algeria"
Martha had been successfully given with very fair
SUCCESS. The sisters Natali had msde favorabl
IMPRESSION particularly Agnes Madame d'Angr had also
become very popular and Biah the basso spoken
Of in terms Of high praise 1t was in contemplation TO
produce the Prophete the necessary prepare
tons could be got through The mise IN scene was to be
on q scale Of great splendor
Gcttsohalk gave farewell concert recently at the
racon theatre, Havana.
Madame Virginia Whiting Lorni, the American prms
donna tcrmeriy Of Boston, concluded brilliant en- rage
ment at Berlin recently and at last accounts was Great
irg a sensation at BRUSSELS.
The opera season at New Orleans closed last week
Madame Frezzoaai ndisposed," and unable to ap
pear her benedt night
Madame Fabbr Md husband (Herr Mulaer) have been
coaceItiziog in Mousscal and Madame abon With
two Others haa been 'tourne through Great British
and Ireland.
NieuXtemps, Formes aad Ole Bun were in london a.
last accounts. company OF Christys bnstreis were
performing Of Her Majesty ,ncert Eoom and gourci-
csut end Agnes Robertson plying "rhe Colleen
Rawn" at the Adelphi Grs and Mario 10 have
more at Coyent Gardea Drury Isue theatre liz
closed and the Theatre des Nouyeaus at Brussels
BEEN destroyed by fire.
Galgrani's AesseSger OF May says
d. Mario starts Immediately for London, having-1
consequence Smiths resgnng the direction OF Her Ma
Jesty's where he had accepted engagement for the
seasop-again come TO terms with bis former manager
Mr.. eye.
NJ Belar, whose singing Of the music of Rossini
the best by far on the stage engaged by a. Cazado
second tenor Tor three years
NINE Aboni IL on tour, singing IN public concerts, In
Ireland.
Hnz's well fled sale few evenings since el ,rded ne
OF the most reliable tests OF the enjoyed by Nile
Ida culee of lady proc the piano.
and q composer Of taste and elegance, She also
much admired In "Mor;eaux,' from Liszt and Chopin
She was assisted by H. Leon Iafont and None Requier
Delaupay. The browning treat Of the soiree was,
ever the concerto, the orchestra being caeay led by
N. Tilmant
TO THE EDITOR oF THE HERALD.
Mr.. Geo. + Bstow's monster patriotic Union concert,
In aid OF the Volunteer Fund.- established for the benefit
OF thOee Who go to the war; will take place next Satur
DAY, May 20, at the Academy Of Music. He will be
sisted by the New York Harmonic Society and nearly
all the best artists in the city, including Mss G. Hipk
ley, Miss N Braineard Madame Anna Bishop, Madame
Stoepel, Miss Rowcroft Messrs. Amnesty Cook, j. X.
Thomas, Geo W. Wooster and others Alec Mr.. s. B
Mills, Professors Eben and Dohler, &c &c. with full
and efficient orchestra. General John A Dix 10 Chair
OF the Committee Of Arrangements, sustained by
hest Of hGhly influential names Among them
Simeon Draper Comptroller Haws, uon Fernando Wood
Nest Rev. Archbishop Hughes, Rev DIR s. H. Tying, Rev.
Dr. Armitage Rev. DR.. Hutton Hon Hamilton Fish and
very many others The excellence Of this most noblo
commeuds itself to all good and true patrots
II is in which rich and poor unite rhes will
doubtedy flock thiiher next Saturday and fill the house
from floor to ceiling