New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-24

regretted although Miss Keoegs part 10 not so promi'
pent but additional opportunity on her account
would be acceptable We should MENTION In regard 10
this young ladys singing that the music generally lies
very low for her voice which must be considered al
increasing the difficulty OF her performance Tie sub
ordinate characters of Beppo, Giacomo and Matted
were smasingly portray b. Sgnors Dubru'l. Wenh'n
and Muller.
The orchestra, under NJ Bergman, was NANNY, pu'
not uniformly good. There were even bitches N the
overture. which musicians ough, 10 be able to play
bindfnld ard the trumpet call, which should
be flung out sharp and bold, came forth feeble and
husky Tie chorus vas fair. The ballet was fractional
bot seemed TO please Two indies however pretty and
nimble do not constitute ballet
IRA Davoo deserved better Interpretation. IL
is true that Mr. Msrctzeks company IL avery inferior
and imperfect one that ten years ago would Darey
have been tolerated IN New YorkbCt he could at least
have devoted its best materials TO the production oi
work Of this value Don Sebastian was brought out
with much greater care. and there Is more genus III
act OF IRA Diayoo than In wilderness OF Don
Sebastians" But as Mr.. Msret6eks troupe nov stands,
il Is completely inadequate TO tie thorough representa-
ton Of almos. any important oIern. Iieshto diligently
reform it, We believe there are artists OF distinction IN
New-Yofk who could amply supply it, most papabc
deficiencies Mr. Nnrctzek hes collected at different
times score Of operate troupee In THIS oliy
lie has never within orr recoilcclion had 50 be .s
as the present. Looking back at the which he
clustered together in former years. and comparing them
With those now at bis disposition he must feel that TO
invite scrutiny his entertainments Sc hrstcss oper'
attic performances would be equally ubwise anil un-
IN zfrc- f,rt hou no
consult his own rernrnen. interest by consulting the
real artistic inc'inotiors OF the public.
NEw-YOgK HARHOYIC SoCIEIY:-In the por-
fornanco Of " Tho Messiah By this association. next
Monday evening. at tins Church Of tho Pur,aus, the
solos vii be sung by irs. Mozart Mis- luohing-, Mr..
Weeks and Mr Thomas. Tie choral force of the society
is augmented this year. and the orchestra We are In
formed has been carefully selected for this occasion.
MIR. 7. l. Ritter will conduct.
HELLER's SALE DABoLrQUE The regu-
lG- Saturday afternoon entertainment al Il Is establish
ment will to-day include ell the new tricks, the new
pianoforte performances and the new pan;omimo
BESTFIT COyCERT.-A concert will be given
this evening ct the City Assembly Rooms, by bod.
worths Bsnd for the benefit Of Mathew Conklin the
aged snd inynid drummer Of that association
FRENCH TnEATER.-This evening Legouv6's
admirable comedy. Par Drolt dc ConQnete" viii be
produced 10y Mr. Jughets company, at Albos Slioon,
for the 6rs; time We believe IL Americl.
IiIpPOTHgATRoS.-Mad Iourniare, NJ.
Verccke, Zanfret;a and the otaor stars ri this e,ab
shment take par, IN This afternoons performance b."
ginning at ha.f pas; two o'clock.
PRESENTATION CoACERT.--A concert Of the
Manufacturing jewelers. Association viii take place
this evening ct the academy Of Music. nurbcr Of
fnvOrite yocasts VIII assist.
CLINTON UALL.-Mr. George Clair. an Eng
lish orator. will read Charles Dickous's Christmas
Carol" this evening and on Monday. at Clinton Hal