The New York herald., 1863-10-05
d 00stcal.
rHB ORsEA.

foAehG Narssssk inssgursas ~ grsad spssasas ssa-
son With ths prodaotioa q Deaissstis "Rssssso
| Dsvsreux" We have sirsady given . sunnnry Of che
plot Of thi opera. and ~sat'oasd the fact that hms
Msdo Mle Sulzer Maxzoeai sad Beioi ase 10 the 1ss
These artists great favores and 70 judge from the
| rehesrsas. viii sing tho opera admirably.
The seats in aii parts Of the house we're taken days
SINCE aad we may be prepared fos dispay Of fashion
such as New York has seldom witnessed oa such occa
sions. The t,s,e Increasing here whiio the
opera is becoming each year end OF iRs
tuition We assured that tho management has spared
no pains or expense Ia excellence
| operatic seasons Of London or Paris.
| During tho weeg 10 have "Robertc ievereux,"
"Rgoletto" and Norma chef a'eutres enough in all
conscience TO satisfy the eriqeant ha,ie II the
opera In 'Recictto" Miss Kellogg will mako her nrst
appearance for the fhe rot OF her best
and assisted by Mazzoien aud Beaui, she viii most un
aoubtedy have opportunity appearing to great nd
vantage. Nj Keloegs voice has gl,ed in volume ana
| power since she was last heard at our Academy
| MR.. 0RAU AND HIS ARTISTS.
Before his departure Europe Grsu engaged Brignoii
for season he neglected. the other ar
with whom lac bad made successful tour through
the Western Staes last winter The smart tmp'~Sa'1o
know that having secured Br,gnoi troupe could be
formed with the artists and he left them to the
enjoyment Of the summer unrammeled by any bond to
him. fle know 80 he asserted that when he camo back
here he should find artists AL ready and
cep his terms permit him to lead them TO fresh
| trumphs.
He went TO Europe found that whereas here he could
got excellent artists at very shabby prices abroad he
required to pay immense salaries in gold for artists
whom he pronounces superior to his own. But
then he supposed was Ia securing latter
| until he should return. He had Brignoli, and
he could easy. Here he made great mis-
|
hastened secure some OF the artists he
counted upon, and number OF them are now engaged
for Cuba These artists ali receive salaries exceedingly
| liberal in comparison with the they pa,d by
tirau.
But herein does not consist the greatest loss OF the
cautious Grau. According TO the terms OF his on
gagement with Brgnoli. that favorite tenor
ceve his salary every two weeks in advance The en-
gagement commenced the 1st Of the month, and
Brigno paid Hence he IL free aud hear that
Max Strakosch his FASTENED 10 Brignoi. Maret
EEK has chance to produce great excite
ment in musical world by engaging Brignol
for number Of nights before he the series
OF he give jointly with Gottschalk, under
the management OF StraSosch What q sensation Ma
retzek might with such tenors Brgnoli and
Mazzolen, both such great favores here
Poor Grau will mde"l he surprised upon his return.
He will find that his troupe IS scattered Brigno is
longer his Susini TO Cuba Nine Lorni, who
sang for Gau twenty different operas many ght,
will doubt be Off TO Europe as hear she is to sail IN
the trip OF the Great Eastern In fact Grau will find
ha: he is that most unsa factory all objects
pressdrto without troupe and what still more annoy
he will ascertain that there no troupe to be formed
Tho result OF his experience will be that when managers
have got at small salaries excellent artists they should
secure them Grau had mis- birds in his hand, but he
had visions OF greater attractions in distant
European BUSH He allowed the Substance to fa that he
might the shadow a1d matter OF Il all
ends in smoke very docul aud pathetic ballad might
be written apropos Of Graus Affairs In the most generous
spirit tender the suggestion to those In search Of
theme
THE GOrrsCHALK CONCERTS.
We ara not yet prepared 10 say when this avorte
pianist will the series OF concerts he to give
here We may announce, however, that they will
, | BE- the most attractive given IA this country.
. Brignon TO sing at these concerts and cannot
imagine any combination which could prove more bril-
liant than that OF such artists himself and Gottchak
Tho musical world will, indeed have chance for
enjoyment in these promised concerts Gottsch Xix has
composed for Brignol some beautiful romances.
MR.. DgxPsrER AT IRVING HALL.
On Tuesday evening Mr. Dempster will give at Trvins
Hai arst ertainment this city. He will on th.
introduce the from Tennysons princess
, and number Of new ballads. Our readers are nc
doubt that Mr. nempstcr excSls in singing pa
tbeiic ballads We sincerely recommend this entertain
ment to the public.
TIE MISsTRELs.
Woods Minstres have got ghost. and every night
thcv get up such sensation with 1t crowds their hall
TO overfowing They even bring out the thing at matt
thus proving that with them there is nothing
possibc-day night their ghost walks We recon-
their entertainment anordng much pleasure In
dependently OF the ghost.
Bryants' go the tenor OF their way, hch
consists In turning away some four or FIVE hundred
people every night We would recommend that the haf
be enlarged the entertainment be made less funny
People not be disappointed every night Dan
mour and Dave Reed should have conferred upon them
degrees as H. Ds They are inable in all Of blue
, | devils
George Christy, well and favoraby here ia
the minstrel line opens 10 night with efficient troupe
at ssj Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel The
programme promises a rich treat.
Hooeys at Brooklyn, creating quite furor In the
City n Churches Their opera house crowded each
evening by well amused audience The songs and
esques OF this troupe really very attractive and well
worthy the immense patronage they receive.