The New York herald., 1863-11-09
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THE OPsRA.

AcademyNo Ausc was niiod ~ IN Immense otoWu !" "
aies who n sde grand display Of ssasss de rue ihs
opera Of LaAs" and the second act Of fsbarths were
the attractions o. the matinee ans most admirably were
they sung Ia LaSis Mms. Ortolant Brgnoli Tss very
successful. she sausUinusuaiy vol and was n5on sp
paaded ssuor AAzzopni wa In excellent voice. AND
acted with hs usual grace and dramatic ehect'
Bsllini was also ia Ane voice. We have mover .Leasu
this artist greater advantage than on this occsaiou
Throughout tho opera was admirably sung and acted
The perfect the ohoruscs "A orchestra
gave evidences Of the estss care on the part Of tho
management their ensemble all that could be desired
The repetition Of Flo.ows "Marha" gives US au
| opportunity Of noticing the grea: improvsmentWtch
has taken place In . favorts American prima dnDns
We refer Miss Kellogg whose artistic ability clearly
established by the role Of Lady Henrietta 'ksrtha"
The responsibility Of the opera Of COURSE ress upon the
a,se who sings this part which, IL ioadequa,sly rea'
dered must ents the nonsuccess Of the representation
Miss Kellogg executes the music with delicacy and skill,
and meets with genuine applause from our somewhat
cold audiences. Is of matter Of pleasure W our
public that this are, who has had the advantages
| Of foreign musical tuition, should so satisfactorily
assume the position Of prima donna which up TO few
years past deemed matter out Of the question save
where the fat Of q Paris London sudence had ad'
minstered diploma. Miss Kellogg is attracting nosce
by her careful attention every department Of her art
aud her evident desire legtmatey rank high IN puoc
| pleasure in recording.
Mile Suzer In this opera is also very successful she
sings and acts her role most satisfactorily, as evaced
by the applause She receives.
Lot, who IS nightly gaining In public favor IS ever
most successful in "Marha." He sings with much OK
precision and feeling and 10 constantly aud loudly APP
| plauded
Bachi is very satisfactory Piupse He dresses the
char acer too WE'LL however He certainly does not coA
| ke couutr
bright leggngs long black hair and fierce nustache he
has all the appearance OF Italian bandit instead OF q
bumpkn He sings and acts his role however, extremely
well. and receives much applause The drinking song
which he gives with go much animation, Is always Gu
| cored.
To night are TO have Norma at the Academy OF
Music, with Madame Medori, suzer Tamaro aud Bachi.
| MR. aRAU's OPERA yRourE
On Wednesday Ne. Grau viii introduce his artists TO
the New York public at Nlbo's Garden La Fayorita
will bo the opera given. with Nine sophia Vera Lofin
| Stefsu and Morelii.
| CoScERr AT IRVING HALL.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. Harry sauderson, the popu
lar pianist, has testimonial concert al Irving Ha
Most favcritc artists will appear this occasion
THE MiNsTRRLs.
Brysnts, Woods obrs,y s, and looeys at Brooklyn
tho tenor OF their way. Their halls are
nightly crowded to They change their pro
|
| tronage they one and all receive.
MUSIC AND PATRIOTISM IN BEooxLYS.
grand promenade concert TO continue from eight
half past ten O'clock and to be followed by dancing
which Is to be kept up till one O'Clock in the morning.
the pleasant and novel style OF entertainment that 10
be given the Brook lyn Academy Of Music tomorrow
evening in aid OF the widows and children o deceased
soldiers The be supplied by the band Of the
Seventh regiment, under the direction OF Dir Grsula
/ tbor rsnau ff.ts
the other night The entertainment IL under the patron.
age OF number Of al public spirited
citizens, whose the best certificate Of lis
| high responsibility. The cause Is a noble one, the AT
fractions are great, and Brooklyn danes and damses
have deserved reputation for good looks ana wiusome
ways What further uducement is necessary ." tpsrrc
/ q brilliant success
! Steamship Com msn unica tiOs with Europe.
| NEw PLAN IN PROGRESS or xxtCUrIOS-sHoKr-
| ENIS9 Os THK DISTANCE - saEsT 10 ~ cos.
| yEaTED INTO A COMMERCIAL FORT, ETC.
project having in view the shortening OF the distance
betw ecu Europe and America, and the opening ., tne
safest and largest port in the Old continent has just Teen
started by French company, at the head Of which are
gone OF the greatest France aud The Mayor Of
Brest as President.
This project consists IN converting frest hishcrto eS
cusively military post, into hsfbor OF commerce., and
by hitting up her neutrality-suspicious. against strong
winds heavy by range Of hiilsfo the rccsr
tion of large vessels To-day her position rs such that
she the only place from Cadiz TO 0stend, VA which
vessels 20 In and out wi,hou, regard 10 the tdo
But the greatest of all the sdsaatnges produced by
trausforI Inpg Brest into commercial harbor wocd bo,
according the els.aecr Mr flchat, TO shorten the
distance between New yor. aud Europe Of somcthug Ike
twelve twenty hours. aud to produte considerable
| ECONOMY 10 time, fue! and abor.
The capital Of that society Is ot twelve milious 4
francs divided into twenty -four Thousand shares o. one
huud ed dollars each. The list OF subscription s dero
stsd az the banking house OF Doateyesak Co.. At isf
The company subscriptions from cyesy
house Europe. and particularly from England, which
would thus partially rccupesate the loss caused to Liver
pool London by the creation OF powerful rival Win
winch these cities would have sreA; troub.s 20
pete
The port VI Bres once opened The Frcuch company ea
poets II wn be- used by British tnelr Ame
rieas Transactions, In the same way az they are low
using Nsrseles for tho she transportation Of the East
India msi This project, you see, bas IN Ia favor
practical ASPECT calculated 10 secure s SaSese. Il i
besde, placed under the Iaronss. Of " hgh stand
admin strstcfs and nnsDcets whose prestige csn
s to nnnence upon the ni~d ci iho-s ~ho
| could yet doubt u It's pfartcabihy.
| Personal 1mtSilIzense.