The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-24

We regret and that there is a prospect o. sirnor
Mazzoleni returning TO Italy. We have had DC singer
here who has rendered himself more gcnei ally accepa
bic Els peculiar quality Of voice his fno dramatic rer-
captions and bie ARTISTIC feeling insured him at once a
hearty welcome aud ne has preserved the good opinions
thus gained by his correct conduct and eeutenanly
bearing We could hare had tao tonors more
satisfactory in every respect, Though different ia
their line than Sigpors Mazzoieni and Brgnoli
For several 10 come we would have
been satisfied to the tenor ro'e filled By them 10
the of ali others. That the pablo is OF the
opinion may be inferred from the unprecodented,y
successful result OF the last seasons operations The
thirst for novelty does not bod people the fact that il
would be dc 1T, perhaps mpossb 0nd their eoua g
We trust that some arra;gcncat will DO effected by
which sguor Mal1oepi viii be Induced TO change his
purpose. manager risks good deal in allowing such
artist to leave the country. Shorld the difficulties be-
tween him and Mareizek be susceptible o. cocipro
mise, that Mr.. Grau VIII scizo the opportunity of
making 4Fsausemcnt wila him. With nazzoen
and nrgnoli in lis ranks the Grau troupe might defy
composition.
ENGLISH OPERA
The English opera gave their first representation
their from i'hadei hia at the Brooklyn
Academy of Music last evening Since ibe company last
appeared here two very acceptable addans have been
made 70 1t IN tho persons Of Mr. Edward Segun who has
well cultivated, though very pow erfui bass voice.
and Mr Walter Birch, second ionor The announcement
Of IRA navlo, was 10 be expected drew very large
house This popular opera may always be relied
upon for few nights attraction With sucn cast as /,
upon this pubc must indeed DO difficult
not be pleased Madame Borchard played 7erllna
Miss Louisa Myers. Lady Acish Mr w Castle, fra lila
voo; Mr.. s c. Campbell, Beppo; Mr.. Edward Scgun
Lord Allcash, and Mr.. Waiter Birch, Loren TO-
There very fir orchestra, and the chorus,
though EMIL was 10 toe-abiy good training
The rsce, the whole played and sung well, fts
dramatic features being enhanced bv the spirited acting
of Madame Borchard-an artist always at home in her
psrtas well of Mr.. Scguin VINO nprovised a very re.
spectacle imitation Of Lord Dundreary in the OF
Lord AIlcash Madame Borchard and Mr. Castle bore
away honors Of tho evening, both artists being
voice aud singing with eniran. In the the
frat act and In the in the commencemeu, OF the
second, Madame 3otchard especially excel ent her
byply 10 the former being capital piece OF acting Miss
Myers deserves word OF praise for tho m,nner IN which
she the role OF Lady licish, part exceedingly lin
cult Tor girl youcg II to Ne regretted hat Mr.
Campbell had not part that weald have broagbt mis-
superb voice into riay than that1 Perpo. On the
whole however, the opera gave great sitfactcn most
OF The solos many Of tho concerted pieces beng
Enthusiastically encoed II will be repeated again for the
last me this evening troupe playing in Hartford on
Wednesday.
Tx vASnrSsor READiScs.--rhc series OF readings
given during the last two wcess II Dcdworths n, by
Mr. AID Mrs vaudenhof havs been very successful aud
we're attended by large and Gvprccatye audiences They
will he brought close fos the present. THIS uesday
evening. vixen selections from BSi.y tho Fourth AMI
Sam welor's Valentine VIII be read.
Mr.. Oscanyan as enc Pnsiadciphia SAINT
tary Fair.
al l-Ate pHrlsprirHIA, May %, 1864.
Mr. oscanyan, the celebrated Oriental lecturer Is he,
BY ny,,atou TO establish and take charge OF Tarksh
slo.k 10 be couuecsed with the Sanitary Fair. Il will