The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22

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circus is at Lima, well patronized.
FOREIGN.
Theatrical business in England excellent all sor
OF amusenents from the opera To Bondm in the fun
tide Of success
AdeliEa Patti sang at sacred concert at Buckingham
Palace on the 2Sth ultmo, before the Queen and roya,
innily July 10 she appeared IN ia Traviaa," at tbs
Royal Italian Opera The Grille Of the london Times says
that the house crowded from floor 10 ceiling and
mo interest of the audience was so profound thu,
tue applause not liberal rs be opera dosetyeA
M'e Patus acting as Vioeiio is p.oaon.ccd more
ea"fattty finished than any pfrvloas Representation
u 'ne cha'acter, ard must be Pronounced "coGsun
nat- however, Patti Is not Jai enough to play Tie
character OF broken down couftasan ,,efiectiy et
death was piece OF 'exquisite art" Her singing sex.
MIDAS all the faults Of youth aud experience bat Al te
same time, is marked by such genine beauties . a
stamped with such freshness and Individuality that wr
1t thrice as incomplete, it would da.igu. Al, ne ann,
The vcice-io use not iafe.oitoas con.ea. !o....
torm--s 'sympatha,c,' the manner ,symaathtt.,,.
and If the metbed Is faulty that is more
than condoncd by Ito extreme youth Of tho o.ecuts.-
TIE nno' critics rapturoas in their praises IA m,es
be great satisfaction for to remember .hi W ~
preciaied Patti before she SAW England; thai We 4 a
cpated Those anlosies and that n!ase her ,it
'rage," upna her here, without fear OF she l. s,
Old bat often too tguethaL lavoriLe artists M have
Of oar making, hira fortune in Sc Potassium
uext. Miss Philips has gon Paris and we siul hlvs
Huxley in reserve There viii be IN ricaa sc'ss.
OF artists YET, in spite Of fate aud the closed doors
Academy os Music. swallows ioseiei tbs spring.
At the E,ya Opera, Lyceem th, 'Gts ueno'sp aad"Ne
Giovanni have been psod.ed Ia TIE former Miss Aspse
Bury appeared for tho first tune in four ycis MAD.
olerlbe hit. In the latter Nile Tliens and .isnor ia.
siir divided the hono's. The operas were nlaa .,lg
cast.
''Cn Bale in Maschesa" was withdrawn, an! "Tiiso,s
Tap represented FOR The last ti,n, a. tbs Italian Oay.
because the public impifatyay demaniel PATHS rs.h
po,gance.
The Crystal Palace and "Monday concerts have cc4c
after SUGGEST I'll seasons
Tie Musical Society u LONDON" gave It's last
for the season July 3 1t was greatly attended,
among tho potabilities prescn, Rosa Bonheur.
Tho Yorkshire Chorat Uaon famous for chorus sngn.ss
gave the Messiah al Exeter fall Oh the II ult wan
great eco..
Mr. Charles Halle, a, his Beethoven Racitals'' july g.
played the celebrated IN Cat, orus 100, ~.
dncalty OF which causes it to DO seldom pied b.
artists. This opus Beethoven widest prusesa
against the Mozart school, ard Halle played it magni
hcenty. It IS tho greatest aud mos. intricate compos
ten for the panoiorie.
The amateur police bands have givon concert
kensington Gardens. The performance cha &c
terized by force than delcacy tho police being
toned to hard blows; bit the whole it SUCCESS.
full brass band affair few Of police might Ivy
their skill at series Of Central Park in the
same style.
All sorts Of concerts have been given and are An
nounccd inIondon. The Duchess Of Wellington is giving
concerts ct Apscy House to the nobility. Mrs Catherine
Hayes is singing at private Carl Fo Sings
with her.
Tom Tayor's "overland Route still keeps the stage a.
the Haymarket.
At the Adelrhi the "Coleen Bawn" has been taken
from the STAGE in order to afford little TO MIS- AMI
Sir. DoHrcicauit. 1t is playing in nearly
every large city in England On dit, that the
"Colecn Bawn" translated into French; that
Bonrcicsult demanded damages OF the manager Of
the Paris theatre At which IL produced, and
recovered them. We do not believe the story, but
good not TO be told The ghosts Of the Poor Of New
York." the 'Phantom itself, the shade OF Sir Walter
Scott, and Bourcicauts memory would conspire
pick the great dramatic aiapter's pocket Of any such
damages, Il he recovered them The 'rcsd art" with
Webster as Robert Landers, takes the place Of the
Colleen Bawn."
NJ. fletcher still crowds the Princesscs with his repre-
sentation of Hamlet his OticlIo is snnourccd,
and. the critics in \ tremor Of anxiety in regard
to the revolution he is expected to create in the
!tion Of that character. We readily conceisA
of several Of the changes he will inaHgurae. AZ ne
played Hamlet faxen wig, he will begin iy making
his Otieio "not 80 black as he is paiated" by most
He Will represent Ohco chivalrous Moorish
chief-Coleriiges idea and SAaksperes-and To, as II
jealous negro. He will kill Desdemona, and murder
her and the play together, the
that Oiholiu IS not negro avengng iaiced wrong b
tender hearted man Furnishing iancied crine-a
but q plying executioner These will be some Of
Fescher's 'points."
At tue City Of London theatre Americap DRAMA
the King Of the Galleys has been produced and well
received. Why an american" drama.
Madame Celeste is playing at the Msryicbons.
At tho Strand farce, by T. J. Williams, ESQ.,,
called teace and Qais q" has been produced. 10 Is
cessful, But not very good.
Tho Victoria has three act drama by Mr. Tancqez,
called 1.-THE Sou Of Toll" The play and the acting
capital.
The Grccian also has a drama, by Mr.. Courtenay,
called '.The Labor Question:, Which ie in the "Luke
the L,hsrer" style and did not take.
NJ yondin has been the subject Of three four
clever rarcss just Keenan, in his Bondins
entertainments successful ever, and notice
OF them has been taken by Punch and Parliament.
AS the newspapers have begun to attack them vehe
Ineny is but fair to suppose that they will continue
time longer Abuse is great help to such per-
former.
cproFss farce, called "Mr Goria,' by Lieutenant
Colonel Addison has been produced at the Adeph and
IS unequyocally damned NJ Du Chaiu, the author Of
the original gorilla, enacted farce his hook at
meeting Of the chronological Society Mr. Malone at
tackled Du Shau, beginning by announcing that he 'shad
read his book" and ending by calling him pre-
tended explorer and a miserable fabrication Then do
Chailiu upon tho sccne spat in Malone's
face, and challenged him mortal combat.
la gorilla in any other style. Malone
"turned deadly pale y and demanded the proeslon Of the
Charau while the piucEy little Du Chaiu marched Cd
triumphant
The new comedy, "a Charming woman," with Miss
AMY sdswick as the charmcr, is Ia. Ing great at
the Olympic.
Tho provincial theatres at Birmingham, Brighton,
pr s,ol, Glasgow, Liverpool Manchester, Scarborough
aud ssnreham are having excellent times and good
conipnuies
III he Royal Anphtheatre, Liverpool, Mr.. John
M, kainh beer a href in hia