The New York herald., 1863-05-25
Musical.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

% Saturday morning sgnor Benis benefit took plaoe.
at the Academy OF Music. clone" was given on this
casiou and was possible successfully rendersd
than at any previous performance. The house WE'LL
filed though not crowded II should have been
the beueftof 50 panstakng and talented artist
Bellini.
Mme Guerrabela fully confirmed the impression pro-
BY previous performance Of the role OF
She acted and sang admirably The may be said or
all the artists, who In splendid voice. Mazzocni ID
certainly tho best actor bave the operaio
STAGE while his fine, manly possesses unusual al
fractions He was loudly and moss deservedy appaudsd
throughout tho opera
Beini received with great applause when he,rst
appeared and with the other asists called before
the curtain at the close OF ths first act The performances
certainly great success, and should warrant. ma
retxek's making further trial.
"oRPHEUs" AT THE WINTER GARpEN.
Tonight Nile recita vestvai appears In Ensliah ope<a
the Winter Garden theatre. She produces with tho
aid Of talented artists and magnificent mise scre
Gluck's great work, "orphsss." We have already
ferod this opera possessing unusual attractions
and giving Nile. vestva grand opportunity dos the dis
play OF her nne voice and dramatic talent.
In Paris her 10 "orpheus" was immense. Tho
performance 10 night wsn undoubtedly be- moss bril-
liant. Among tho ar,se who 10 assiss Mlle
vostvali We observe the namo ef Miss Nina
Geary, who makes ,cr FIRST appearance h this
opera This debut will ssd additional interest 70 the per
formance which the New York rsblic their
FORMER great favorite, vssivali.
Mr. Carl Anschutz the direction o. the orchestra,
which is guaraneosor efficiency Tho hause,
assured, will be liged up brilliantly ir as every effort,
win be made on the part the manae to give ecia
10 tho undertaking.
On Saturday The 0stschak conoarts eioeed With LA
tnee at Irving Hail. upon which occasion the popllar
pia mist played some Of his favorfo morceaur Hs
was assisted by Mr.. Harry sanderson, who Ia
certainly artist Of rars merit Mrs. Alb
bott Mr.. william Caste and Mr.. 8. G. Camp
bell sang this occasion, all with great success.
There Ia somshing emnoniiy attractive TO In the
nne voice Mr. Campbell Wa observe lie great improve.
meut and wish TO encourage the artist In his orts for
the fu cultivation OF ol the most pleasing baritone
voices we have heard IN those days, when American
artss having such groat and undenAhc successes
abroad. we notice with than Ordinary Interest all
evidences OF unusual talent a, home
We bear that Mr. n. Gonzales the well known baroIe
q th CITY, and leader Of the choir Of the church Of
Ann. IN Eighth street has orsanzeo o vocal
s,s IRON, among ,cadus artists n the metropolis r.
anpouncemenis will shortly appear The coni4 al
present consists of Nile Anna sal9m9ier lnprna; nile
H,gsr, cbnrato Mr. Charles ca Ia Porrierei tenor Mr.
n cn,ysicy baritone, and Madame Goc1aioz, pianist
Tur cApKrs AT THE AcAptNy or MUSIC.
.s ,nc Ssw YORK Cadets A. the Academy ol HusIs
i c,,tlsd elite ~ West Point or, the viessltudes II
t,ssnt Itc Tho iriN aud exercises alrh8get tv
Major II tasko. and lhs piece produced BY VI roHl
I parrp who The eia.e fnaunfer on rl7 ccC8rttn
lie boys aricd admirably fsicc ng rrc't credit utja
- apive ranea rsrsens, and tn7 thn bfa q AZ 10
hoasarfto frecsics with ralcrtt eco maternal pridp
ana grall@t1a 1hs house was ihsr.ly iinret we
ntteet NO rs greu many olccsi n daflaoi.ca xr@c
present 100 ~ ~ ts ii'tsant sE.Vfinlnrg 8 ihe
commcocon 4. q fund "a otf,n SIC clf-is c.fssO
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