The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-26
Mexican Adviccs In Wash ngtsn.
OPERATE AND THEATRICAL.
Musical.

MUSICAL
Manager Grans second grand will fear turn
out fosco. The promise was ample, the performance
has been nought, and Ia blame, as we are as
sured. The artists cannot sing when they have sore
Threats and colds and their indsposons seem OF long
endurance, must, perforce resign the bright hopes
created by the announcement Of tempting novelties and
render up 10 the good people Of Boston oil the sweets
which Manager Grau held tantazngy near our en-
joyment but which cruel fate deprived Of On the th
OF February Mr. Grau departs his 10 the modern
Athens and the short interval between and then would
render any great display here quite Of the question
We rather envy the Bostonans the in ssre for them
and sincerely hope they may be fortunate than
ourselves and that their operate may not sudden
~ collapse as ours has DONE through the ndsposon Of
the manstay Of Manager Grau's company. When sgnor
Brgnoli gets III the 10 close until bis re-
covery, just as an omnibus stops suddenly when a
wheel falls OF. Omnibuses, however are liable 10 have
new wheels put on them but Manager Grau has no spare
wheel, and when his operate vehicle breaks down he
with spartankc resignation, waits for the complete
restoration OF his wheel II is hard realize that with
Dos. q sy2!e artists At big command, Mr.. Grau should
have met with signal defeat in this his second sea-
son. II is to be hoped that. In future campaigns
he viii pay more attention 70 the matter
OF Napoleon lost Waterloo for want O. them
Grau should benefit by such prominent examples, and
always have his near AZ hand case Of sudden
Disaster We still hope against hope that ere his dc.
parture for Boston we may enjoy Of the novelties
announced a, the commencement Of the season. and shall
accept half loaf. or SLICE with gusto
ponding TO the cntire enjoyment should have expe'
rienced had Mr.. Grau's season been brilliant
expected II il a consolation be aware that early 10
March shall have the Maro,zek troupe in our city and
that for some two months there will DO a sustained
operate season. Tho thought be encouraging " the
hdbitucs Of the Academy Of Music ...--.-~-
The third concert Of the Brooklyn Philharmonic took
place on saturday evening under the direction Of Mr.
Theodore Eisfeld The house was filed Mss kellogg
tho only vocalist but in the estimation Of the Brook
ynites she is evidently host herself her songs
received with marked applause
on Tuesday evening (o-morrow) win take place at the
Brooklyn Academy Of Music tho grand promenadc con
tho Mercantile Library Association OF Brooklyn
The music will be by Helmsmulcrs Twenty -second regi
mont band aud Germauia orchestra.
MiNsTRrLs.
Bryants' continue their prosperous career. We
ucincd TO doubt whether such constant patronage was
ever before bestowed upon any place Of entertainment
the city Every night numbers pers,ns are turned away
from their overcrowded hall They merit thor success
. only from their varied and pleasing programme. Tie
spirit OF fun sits enshrlned In their midst.
OF WOODS Hall the same may be Justly said. Every
evening II is crowded 70 excess
Buccys scrcnaders attrac. fair share OF the public
patronage By their operate bursquos dances and mea
dies. Their clever performances nightly oil tho stuyyc
saat Institute.
FOREIGN.
The London winter season is not very nourshng All
concerts have Teen thus FAR failures aud every provincial
Speculation, with the exception Of The Ttens opcrsiic
trcuIc, hid cnialcd losses upon the in,prc,nros.
Tho managers u tho rival opera houses make grea,
preparations for the next season, which, is expected
wl 10 brilliant ono IN consequence OF the festivities q
the marriage Of The pr,uce VI Wales and The rrx,@ u