The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08

obaAe admitting Of complete adaptation TO the subec,
and Incidents Of the DRAMA and We Cannot but Wondsr
Paris was not followed instead OF ADOPTING ths rsdcons
folies Of an ignorant italian playwright But. ss Il is
their minds ron these various "ocstens 20 aDssc.
to take Ricardo ~ the name Of lcenous prince Re-
nato as wronged and revengeui friend Amelia az an
erfng and repentant wife, and 80 OF the other persons
Of the drama, mas<er when or where It enacted
bazaar Ia aid Of the funds Of tho Female School Of Art
was opened In London the 18th OF June Lady sher
con, Mrs Ane9 Gibson, Lady Tanker ge Mrs. g. G. Har
the Misses Thacksray OF the eathor) and ohe
well known ladies' turned esallkeepers Mrs. Gibson and
Miss Hall issued cards announcing that they chad
necton whatever with their rivals the other sids'
meaning their own mothers The whole affair was pro
ductive Of much merrinent and large receipts Some
thing Of the kind talked Of here in aid OF the Volunteer
Fund.
Concerts arc now the rage 10 England. Sims Reeves
rang In Cosia's CELL" a. the Concert OF the Sacred
Harmonic Society, London and two repetilons an
nounced June 10, the Vocal Association gave its last
subscription concert st. James HAIL at which Aptomas
the hsrpA was 10 appear Mr. Henry Leslie reproduced
his own cantats "Hoyrood," with cuccess In London,
June Is. Aprxo concert Of the pupils at the Royal
Academy OF Music announced for July The giving
OF prize medals to proficient students to be revived
the Philharmonic Society," London, gave final concert
june IT, Carl Sormes sang sphors aria "StiIe Nooh"
john Francis Barnett, a nephew OF Barnett the COM
poser, made his debut "a pianist, and caused
great eensation. Carl Formes also appeared In
Liverpool, at the St. Georges Hall, June Ia
The London Rerdd announces the two great provincial
musical festivals at Hereford Birmingham, to be
commenced August ~, and 10 comprise four matiness
and four evening concerts.
Patti ia uunoticed, by this mat, save in Punch.
There Is little new in foreign theatricaIs. new
atv
translated from the French by H. wsAn the actor and
is called ga Charming Woman" Mss Amy Sedgwick
played the leading part, aud the comedy very
ceesfui.
Tho "Coleen Bawn s still drawing fdn houses In Lon
don Mrs Soan favorite at waa k las. season play
Ing In the Same piece at Liverpool with great
MIS-. s will return 70 New York in August, TO resume
her position at waacks hsvicg declined very catering
oilers from Bourclcsult.
drama, called "The War In America" has been pro.
duced at Dundee, Scotland Bourcicauit's "Jesse
Brown has to answer for this The plot OF tho drama
must be curious and the denoueulsnt undecided
At Bondins last performance at the Crystal Palace,
London twelve thousand persons present. including
many Of the nobility. Tho Journals protest against the
wheebarrow feat Bopdins little daughter appears as
passenger
At Paris the opera OF H. Beriioz "Ies Troyens'
he rtoans he's been definitely accepted By Abe Grand
Opera The subject Of the opera Ia akea from the iad
and both libretto and music are by Berlicz.
An al freco theatre has been opened in tbs Bols de
Bouogue-the Central Park Of Paris.
Gau1nanis Messenger severely ooademnsa new drama
'ESther Rame" recently produced at the Vaudeville
The critic declares that tho weather warm to laugh
and crying cannot be thought Of This drama ia the only
novelty Of tho weok revivas being the order the day
The Albert theatre, Rome, has been closed, in
Sequence Of ga violent political demonstration" Bou-
quets tod with tricolored ribbon thrown the
dancers and shouts raised OF "Long live Emanuel King
OF Italy"
Madam Lucy Escos, and squers the tenor, have been
producing English opera at the Theatre Royal, Mel
bourne, Australia Our lst dates Of April 26. The
Opera then oosed alter very successful season
ard NJ. G. v. ocke was playing Sr Gea 0vorrefch
Tbs "a Of April celebrated usual by speech In
honor OF shskRpere, delivered By Mr.. R. Younge.