, 1864-05-11
AMU8EMENT8.

The orxnA.-That dismal 1talian ultra-marinc
blue Opera. Eruanl, was performed last evening to
rather thin audience, not possessing much enthu-
sasna, and with not campsiguers enough to get up
aesrsation, There were some bright spota, bow
ever, scattercd through the performance, and one
Of these WIS the Fcappeainnce Of Virginia Whit
Ing after her singing among the uabaueros, She
retuzns to rs With new Lease Of life, and ro'ee
a aardbiity md elsthcity which surprised iii. she
has also in the interim ga!nec rie'r and considers
eeeding aria. tno :pfezto, gave the beat taste Of
her quality. They Wero aung with crest feeling
and IN genuine artistte style. yle.,...
he melody il he dnale ef the third act. ohy som.
o Ga snpea5h1, G[,.s and the choral effects rero
fo7nes has eauEht he operate slekness-what-
erer that is. We hope it will not become chronic,
lie obligedt to chronicle the p,9fando basso IN ez-
tFtnaN. We cant spare time. Barti took bis part.
Int it was sepuchral dismal and ilteeas through
out, and WAS eung Wretchedty out Of tune At umee.
Stefan1 WAS excellent throughout, with one or two
minor exceptions, when he strained his voicc from
The chorus continues to ehox Improvement, and
the orchestra outdid itselt. They went through
Tonight, "Faust", which e creating sensation
E l SsG0S e.
sober Germans, astonlshed the bury English, and
In New York and Boston has carried nudleuces
week aitsr week to the 5etY verge o. musica! IN"
sasity.. NJ drau has leit no stone unturn-
ca 70 pIoduce 1of thc uEsI
70 70 ~ mezlts. Mayml r. H. peen ousy !or .iI
~ Erv efstctiIc Eoth chorns and orchestrs viii
bc enlarged, and the Light Guard Band has been
rus IN tho third net, We haye no doubt that the
viii create sensstion. The seats a.e going rap
idly. and those who propose to sec 1t should secure
Z, Muzrux.-col. Wood, In the pursuit Of it,
+.rest,,o y,,3etv ,or tbc nnmerons n,t,ons NJ tha
NuEeum, VIII present Oliver Godsmith's famous
old English COMEDY Of " She Stoopa to Conquer"
Nr. Aiken sustaining the character Of Young Mar.
lors aud Mra p.r-fn th,+ M MI. us-a..ot1o n,
ThuTsdsx rser,ne - .hs Telet i ~ e.xsMsn all, =.
speated' and on alternate nights until further 10
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etI. = - - e.. " " ClapP
Snnse9 m esch ~ IL nressntaior T.
resiiy TerT Gsditabie Wotk E Of aTs r1inp ,o.I;ks -
nnIsr fsf,s - tn.nire tSa 1nsaast - tS1 h W.. IL
ta nndience .n5 no ~ ne ns e,n 1ns nE,1, Y y
without cIuefienctug the warnest natriotfn emo.
tions TN erhih;tin .rii1 c1nss At fha ana ~ ths
weeR. and be1oad that lime he chance n Loaf. SA'
AcanEHY Of Mrs1c'-The nav aTtnYaranz. a,
the Sons of Malts'' and The "ActiVo Boy sfe r.
ttandnr tho laIre uumber Of apaosemeits now in.
yitin@ lie nntroRare Of he pub,ic. Tiers mnst be-
an CARLY statt to get seat
VAr1rTWs-The T VsrfetsAs has 4 GALAXY of stara
and ihey sttract iaren sndiences See adyertiss,
ExTEHmyB FmEs.-About eight O'Clock ycstes-
day morning fire broke ont IN tho frame building
on Twelfth street, near MAJ, connected with tbs
Jesults' College. and used as school house. The
t1fS r. department & promptly Turned out, but ewing
lime the1 Wsre nnah1s t. nra1snp IL a. en'
The ]nss !" esti1stad ~ ahn1t e. M r.htch !.
rnTarrd ~ an insnr*1ea 81 "Dou' e~o'o' "A'eii 10
Al 6altpast M tel ten n,c1ocs ,u,t IA the ene,ncs had
rrfnrnef fnY:n he lar ~ 4ha~ - ~ o1mnonsJ
h1 s,, d H. uG 81 a.. IN tnS5 MeEe sMTmm1neo M
G.s csn.ed hv the .cridant, i.niic, - sonaa u
the wood niles Of tho NnrthTeste-n Raro.S To.oa
NM sits,ate IN Ghicsoo aveT1a 4hs a.. - w.
eTiineni.hnd h4 ona h3rad a,.S ~ as ~ ~ Iae w.
nenxs emnIo1ees en4s ,1uc nns " s Hus @
}nT;y,+e5 5p'''ee' 1'''i0 'noso oA1nase Aao oeeu
W,If an bour later . A.. xns 3,.co,s,.5 L., w..
Second dist9ict md the steamers 1cre ca!led ont ant
tHrca .Issi .hort a;. KanS " loI o.
fon1th strset in fhs rtsr of John Rsheq. ~