The New York herald., 1862-11-03
THEATRICAL AND MUSICAL.

II
rsoela In The aviaa" This lady ~ hsve afro idy
stated, comes to with the prestige Of Londcu
csss won both in English and Italian opera. This snd
the fact that she American the daugsser OF
OF our New York citizens, sufficient TO her
cordai welcome without the aid OF tho
IN connection with her past which flying the
rounds OF the newspapers. As the interest
cited by her appearance has subsidized little, We
are to have double attraction In the production
Of heycrbeer's beautiful opera Of "Dinorah" (Ie
PARDON dc Poerms) and in the debut OF Milo. Cordisr,
VINO sings the principal roe. This lady belongs to
the class OF cldn.snses legercs and Is very popular
IN New Orleans whore she maintained her ground during
thePiccoomn Juror which says good deal for her quail
ties as an artist Then we are to have Madame Iorni
Whiting, another native prima DONNA who has made
reputation in Italy, who only sing few nigh,s
for us previous to her departure Mlan where she
is engaged for the carnival. The contralto Is TO be
MILO. Morensi, name TO US, but who
may not tho less justify all the hne things
said Of her. She comes from Havana, but whether
she is Spanish, French or Italian we arc not in
formed The male members Of the troupe arc Brignoi
Maccalerri, Susin and Amodo. We glad to be able
to add that the orchestra and chorus to be strongly
reinforced and that the works promised will not
be shorn OF their effect by false economy.
Mr.. Waack is doing splendidiy with his new comedy.
overhowng houses be repeated tonight and
on Wednesday and Friday. Tomorrow the fine old
medy Speed the Plough" is TO be reproduced with sevc
raj important transpositions in the text and with cast
improved upon That OF last Miss Mary Barrett,
daughter of the late George Barrett make her the
atrcal debut on this occasion.
At Laura Keenos "No Rest for the Wicked seems
likely TO week two longer. The new fairy
spectacle Of Blondete" is underlined for the oath
Mr. Forests round OF parts during the week have
been Claude Menotte, Spartacus, Richard ILL., and Jack
Cadc This evening he repeats the latter character
beyond all question of his best. He closes his on
series Of performances in Brooklyn, alternately with
Miss Matilda Heron. The latter distinguished
appeared at this establishment Saturday, after an
absence Of many months from the stage. She played
her favorte part of Camille and was enthusiastically
welcomed
Mr.. Booth has been playing Romeo Shylock, Hamlet
and Richard Ill during the week at the Winter Garden.
This evening he appears Claude Melnotte, character
for which in physique and style OF acting he emnenty
adapted To render the cast OF the piece effective
possible Mrs. Julia Bennett Barrow has been brought
from Boston to play Pauline Mr.. Booth terminates his
engagement the 18TH but before It's close Taylors
now piece 'The FOOLS Revenge" in which he sustains
the principal character, will be produced.
At the German Opera Adams charming opera ssIe
Position de Lonjumeau" the novelty of the week
It produced to crowded house, and met
with marked and we'll deserved It's com.
poser, pupil Of Boisldieu, made his reputation by
this work. which abounds flowing and pleasing mco.
dies Tho Of Madeleine Is we'll suited genre
Of Madame Roter, and capally sustained by her.
Qunt who, whatever may be said Of his voice Is good
actor did his best to please the audience and succeeded
The chorus and orchestra were usual well drilled and
II. cr~ A1,a
evening" 'Le Postillon' Wednesday Gle seraglio; Fri
day. "The Magic Flute" and Saturday, "Martha;' to
wind up with grand sacred. concert on Sunday.
Gotschalk closed his second series Of concerts with
matinee at Irving Hall Saturday, which brilliantly
attended This evening he plays at the Concert Hail.
Philadelphia tomorrow at the new Assembly Rooms,
Baltimore and on Wednesday and Thursday at Wizards
Hall Washington Miss Carlota Patti will appear all
these concerts
The Ravel Troupe return here on the 10th, which
day they again opon for couple OF weeks at Nblos pre-
vous their departure for Europe. They have boon
doing business In Philadelphia and Baltimore
Gabriel Rave with card Indignantly denouncing
"tho usurpaon OF tho title and othcr professional dis
tncons the Rave family by obscure and unprincpled
performers"
Barney williams and wife playing most successful
engagement at the Howard Athen@um, Boston, The
journals Of that city describe the houses crushers
crowds being nightly turned away from the DOORS They
return to New York-playing at Providence Tor few
nights their wayat the close OF this engagement and
open at the Winter Garden on tho 18th.
The Brooklyn Philharmonic Society gave their FIRST
for the season. at the Academy Of Mus sasu
day evening last. The programme, with exception
that Of the overture to "Medea" choice and we'll
varied schumann's symphony No. l, in fat, and the
overture "Oberonn p the other orchestral pieces
They were full justice under the direction or the
skilful conductor Mr.. Eisfed. Tho vocssts were Ma
dame Comte Borchard and Mr.. William Castle In the
aria from the ssDomno Nor" and "Rodss Variations"
the precision and brancy with which the highly ornate
music OF both morceaux was executed by the former
were greatly admired, and Insured in each case cordial
encore. In the fine duo from the "Poliuto" Madame
Borchard was even still more successful, the motive
OF the allegro being perfectly rendered and the delivery
Of the declamatory passages exhibiting all the evidences
OF careful dramatic cultivation Mr. Castles share OF the
score served to bring oil tho Of his rich and
sensuous voice. and showed that when he has had little
more study he will make his mark In the italian roper
tors In his from the lombard he was tu
multuously appaudod and compelled TO repent IT, The
duet on the Trovatore executed BY Miss Eugenie Bar
netche and Mr.. Gotschalk Of the great features
Of the evening is scarcely necessary for 10 repro
duce our opinion OF this piece. In point Of execution
as we'll as arrangement may be pronounced the most
elaborate and effective Of Mr. Goschaks compositions
and performances Taken altogether this concert Was
one ofsGhe bcs not the very best ever given BY this
society.
Al the Old Bowery Mr.. g. l.. Fox continues tho all.
SUFFICIENT attraction. This cvonng he appears In his ia
part Of Digwced Mutton, in tho "Quicksands OF
Life"
"Claude du Val" "a drawing great houses at the New
Bowcry. Bonifaee, the hghwayman, and Mrs. W. O.
Jones, Nell Gwynne, each inimitabe In thsr way
Commodore Mutt has returned TO Barnum's, and has
wonderful experiences TO relate Of bis visit to Washng
ton and Of his interviews with the President and the
Cabinet. The little leaves shortly for Europe, no
doubt important diplomatic mission to replace
one OF the political dwarfs At present representing US
there.
George Christy has great bill this week. The per
formsnce will net belle the promise