The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18

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Opera TO Boston has left the Irving place AaSss quits
desoate WHINE our Brooklyn friends attempt in vain 10
solace themselves with Beecher Professor Anderson
We hear from the modern Athens that the Opera season
has opened brilliantly Tn Ballo in Mascheta was an
rounced for Friday, and Miss Kellogg Is TO make her
debut next week in " Linda di Chamouniu
Max Maretxek has finally completed his preparations
for his long talked or Mexican campaign, and viii give
representations In and about the halls or the Mou.
tezumas during April, May and June. The fol
lowing " corrected let OF the impvesasio's rorces
Max haratzek, director. Prime donne-Adel M Patti,
Madam DAngri, Sisters Nasaii Teuors-sgnori s ~
FAM, Erpani, sbrglia and Tesla Baritones-siguor
0,tarian and Hypolite BassSigrori Bachi and Rocco
Conductors-Signori Abela and Nicolai. Acting and
General Mansger-Aibert Maretzek. Treasurer-Aifred
Joel Adena Patti was to sail from New oriaaps for
Vera Cruz on the 18th OF the preeent month She sang
laery in New Orleans the Ycls Of Dnorah in the Spar
don de Poermei." The Picayne states that the per.
formance great success
The arrangements for the grand complimentary benefit
to Madame Anna Bishop arc progressing. We tina,
tho affair Is in the best hands, and that the programme
will be such % to command success.
At the next concert of the Philharmonic Society or New
York, 23d inst, Miss CaIotta Patti and Madame stra
kosch will sing is stated in musical circles that Colts
chalk the pianist viii shortly return to New York and
give series Of concerts with Miss Carlota Patti In his
peculiar schoolthe effective and emotonal-Mr Colts
chalk In without rival
The directors of the Academy OF Music have elected
Mr. Ulman the manager for the ensuing fall and win
ter season Tho Academy has been temporarily leasoi
to the Wizard Anderson, who opens for series of mag
cal soirees on Monday, 25th.
The theatrical record for the week IL rather dry than
otherwise. Mr.. Forrest has repeated Damon ana other
roles at Nblos Garden. At walacks theatre "a Bold
Stroke for Husband" "Ihe Road 10 Ruinu and "Ion.
Assurance have been given for tho benefits Of Mr.
Moss, Treasurer Mr. Blake and Mrs Hoey. At tho Win
ter Garden Mss Jane Coombes has played In Gloves
Sacridce," "The Lady OF Lyons" "Ths Stranger and
"The Love Chase" Had Miss Coombes' repertoire con.
tanned plays lees hackneyed her would been
moro pronounced. At Laura Keenss theatre The
Seven Sigers has reached hundrsd and teentb
performance, and as it is still very attractive will
some time longer, perhaps through the whole
The artists OF the French theatre 20 this week to Pha
deIpha opening at the Walnut street theatre TO
evening. Returning next week, they intend to pro-
uuoe Central Park, an entirely local comic play, writ
ten by two gentlemen connected with the French press
Of this city comedy is underlined at wallack 8,
and will be produced at an carly day.
The theatrical for this evening are rs
follows
At wallacks theatre Mr.. Charles walcot.-an artist
whom the public delights to honor-takes his benefit
For this occasion that capital comedy "rhe Knights Of
the Round Table" will BIO performed. On accoun. Of
severe illness Mr. waloot has been compelled 70 absent
himself from the boards during part Of the
The public viii have opportunity TO show their
old favorite that he has not been forgotten.
At Niblo's Garden Mr.. Forrest will play King Lear.
At the Winter Garden Miss Jane Coombes plays Evene
Amyott In "a Wife's Secret" Miss Goombes engage
ment closes on Wednesday evening next
At the Theatre Franeas, grand musical and dramatic
performance for The benefit or Mr. Sabat,er Two fresh
pieces, with concert interude.
AT Laura Keenes theatre the seven Sisters" will be
played.
At the New Bowery, "Bran Boroihme," Tin honor Of
st. Palrick) and a new drama, called "Owlet or tho
Royal Hghwayman - will be performed
AT the Union (ate Nationally theatre, "The Cross Of
Gold" "Black Eyed Susan "Phantom Lover" and
Irish Assurance" will be given.
At Barnum's Museum, afternoon and evening tho new
drama "Gitane,' with sandry other attractions, spec
fed in the programmes.
At Bryans' Minssrcis, sundyy new songs, buresquef
and comic scenea, winding up with "Dixie.n
AT the German Stadt theatre, "a New Heart and
World" with Nine. Becker Grain and Mile. Scheller in
cast, VIII DO psyea tonight.
Mr. Edropd PiIet win give recations from Shakespeare
Scott, Buwer and Collins, Tuesday evening next,
and large and select audience may doubtless BIO
peotej.
ARTISTIC MoyKsNTs.-Mrs. John woed and Mr.. Sothern
are both applicants for walacks theatre for the
Mr.. Sothern has just concluded very
ful engagement at Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Barney VIII
ams have returned TO town. Miss ]. Gougenheim has
been playing in "Jeane Deans, can Unequal Match y
and "The Serious Family" The Quaker City journals
are warm In her praise.
There to BIO grand revival Of the Peoples Concerts
la Julien, In Philadelphia, this evening" under the d.
recon Of Herr Epgelke, Juens principal assistant who
viii be assisted by corps Of artistes and grand erches
ira.
ADJUSTMENTS are receiving stimulus In Philadelphia,
notwithstanding the pressure. II rumorcd that Bar
Intends converting the Girard House into Museum
At Covent Garden theatre, London, Mr.. Robert
stoepel has produced his Hawatha symphony, with Ma
dame PalmierI, Messrs. St. Albyn and II. CORR vocal
lists, and Matilda Heron. Tho critics praise the music
but condemn the performance. The British mind docs
not appear to have been particularly excited about the
matter.
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