The New York herald., 1864-09-04

ysees aud the river hs oonconrse vas per
du rose where theatres 10 The open air
Css. we're Herr; = We.
than y Inc morefashiunabe quarters. with this differ.
however, ha. wberess IN the ueghborhood Of the
rue u Antoine they all trcoiofed. Az tho
\ they were also Of other countries (.
Tho Ernpcr,r Empress Ia the course Of the after
doom proceeded 10 an open caleehe, without escort
through tue two principal scenes of amusement the east
| and the II Paris. On approaching the Barrier
do rOns Tho crowd became % eense that sss
pace. and Ihe cheers were uoAendous; IN fact, tho
wcrkmen tina, district The whole time touched the
carriage and werc amos, eoatac, with their na,es
ties at either side. lhe Emperor and Empress after
sonswhst ,sss fam,aris received we're ust ss loudly
coeered fteir haestes 'sarneq 70 We Tui'eries 70
J eEEreG
mons were nausuraied fhe Marie Of The llth arron.
dseement, Place du Prince Esaene the CaMpana CAL
eries q Antiquities 10 tne Payllen Demon, at the Low.
poultry market a. the haes centraee the three boule
ysrde Hsussmann josephine, and de Messne, and shs
lake 10 the seybborhood Of vinceunes.
The OrerN I'm England.
REVIEW OF ynE SEASON IN L0XDoN--vERDf'G NEW
OPERA NOT FORTHCOMiSG--How TnY PUBi lC WE'RE
TREATED BY the AaTisrs--pEBUr or NEW SING.
IFrom the IOndsn Times, August 1877
The performance Saturday night brought the scheap
nshts' and tho 10 q cloee. The opera was NJ
Gounod'a Faustollowed, riding to custom, Uy the
National Anthem. There crowoed attendance A
viii show that cne or two important pledges have been
FOR the second time s,snor verdrs much talked Of
opera Fora del Des,no, was announced and for the
second time has not Been forthcoming en- the present
occasion moreover the popular composer had not ony
consented TO suprntcnd p the preparation OF his
work bu. undertaken TO make notifications
opera 10 say nothing OF bis modified deaoaemes)
Afterwards heard pr. u would appear thvt the rorcc
Desno In this country Sromiscdat both Italian operas
and performed at Mother ataliy seems 20 attend y
ss fT ~ we 10 ihgland are .'eeIneo true, u N:
Goun0d gets on exped,iousy with l~ heat opera, ana
Mehe becomes as general as iavori,e taust lMscn
fcems more than probable) the music loving oHoc OF
this capital can afford TO wait, however naturoy pned
a. be preference accorded by the Swan Of Busseto 10
the Russisns and spapards, WHO have each had the
privilege OF bearing and appludns what IS not irnpos
sibe, judging from bis recent abandonment of art Tor
politics aud agriculture S'-'"- Vast -~ro intend
"'' Aa 'Aia.' bn n0sii.yey bis last dramatic com
position--hs Guniaumo Tell La Fora del rcst'no was
frst on the list OF promised ncyerics
Next came lie Spose aeg.e d Wnasor, an Italian YER
sion BY signoT Mage cn; Of. .hoa,c OTTO Ncoais comic
opera Die Lasilgcn Weber Won Windsor, Ihia really
ns j,s appearance under Tho altered title of Fasta
and its production vas 10 all respects cfcdtaoe to the
theatre.
ard Wagner, the announcement OK whose celebrated
OPERA founded ihe lhurngisn legend OF annhauaer
prospectus. Why the director o. her Majesty tneare
was about throw down the gauntlet 10 the Orera In
tho Art Work OF the Fuiure-and let the concsited
and thick headed people OF the French oapaf las Kerr
Msnss eo, cans o kaew nor
any one care, prosiaed only Tannbauser was be
brought oot WITH al he an.cipatSt splendor and com
Silent the victims OF 'destiny whose bodies strew
the stage ths end OF Sgnor yerdis operaor rather
the by Don Angelo Saaycdra Duke OF Rvas upon
which founded. For Tannhanser however, the
scrbers and tho public received compensation Gou
nod opera, Mreile. was produced at the Theatre
Iyrqus Paris, tho end Of March, and Mr. Mapo.
son, whether be had previously abandoned hts crusade
justified IN assuming opera OF ihc composer
OF Faust would be unanimously accepted ns ample atone
and relsas tho sequel essaS.S.da csrainy So
Mireie had NOT been advertised, its production was
claimed by the manager and acknowedged by bis sup
porters on and this tho more readily inas
much the opera Of aouncd placed upon the stage
in manner 10 satisfy the most critical Judgment-with
powerful cast 100, which great artist like Mr. STANLEY
consented 10 strengthen Ivy playing small part Ike
Ourrns and maaica execution, more especially
CARDS the orchestra beyond praise No other ahso'no
novelties announced BIT, the prospectus alluded TO
hrcs '.evivais as positvc-tidslo, Der Treschutz,
and Anna PoleDa-one OF which alone actually
ricd cut. That cDe howtycr the great dramatic work
Beeihovcp not only Tue event OF the season.
raised the aG dorno oolo, high as she already stood
before higher u tine estimation OF the public.
OF the singers named in the prospectus
OF sisnsr Tence, tenor rom he San Carlo at NspIss
who did not enter an appsa. a all END slgnor
erepaa Be.tin who, though ready at he pos was ai,
was rorhoompg More than ths, the chance Of heaang
(iU Tsoe,o) senor varese, onse tho most famors ara
s @ N his .o s
ior the paG o e which she e
Msjcsiys theatre 10 aro,ner acquaintance, whom
they wiz ~ az r.cbabiy be glad 10 welcome again next
presrectpa Mr. Napeson 20, ory foiaed but exceeded
bis engagements.
though by no comparable with nile. Trehei,
was the absence OF that accomplished
singer at least sceepsbs The mrsic Of Faust had cvl
IDENTIFY lost o lis charm and the opera wac given
less then eleven times the course Of the season.
Nile. rfebelA N recent performances more
taking Tho part vi Siebe 10 which on the london stage
she has known no equal.
i. fgavis.a with anoher new artist Nile. sinco taso
by the way, not in he prospectus, who made highly
credit, debut Yole, associtod with sisnor rsgoli
MIR T. 4. smiihs Riscc,to AZ Drury Lanean intelgen.
rctor and snger eld crmoni ignor Mslvezz ss
Alfredo tthe feebcsi that silly young
temsn can cali 70 mnd) incia dt Iammcrmoor, with
aud Eui,co IA work standing greatly in need Of
.seyen years. sleepy: and The Barhicre di Sivieia
(which sieop)whh Nile. frebe,ii who sings
The music OF Eosna ~ cnssle,y end brs n,y as she
represents With ifyoy archness the character from
whosc iirs hnvs sgnor Gsrdnni, whore tltnav'va Is
cue q ,bc mos, yeDtemasly on TIE ssge NJ Gaesic9
busting Figaro. and Signor lrilsa by NO means
! pearcd-may be Dismissed with a passing reference
Tbe Huguero,s was followed by Floiows Aarihs,
WITH new Lorchst.o IN nl.e s.Aso and new
as were, through the indsposiiion OF Mle volpini
aud Signor Gardoni, but both happily efficient. In the
meantime pretty divertissomens, called La tesia di
| Bao bad been proauced for hademoiseia Bcretta
Thep came Neyerbeers 1rst grea, French opera-ihe
! mTEt.Co rofna1IiC KoDcit 70 Dhrie.
On the same occasion, too Madame Harricrs wppop-
rya 0f Ate Pauline Lucca Mt too Royal 0rera Berlin
who successfully alternsted with that pquaut
but neNpcable little lady the part Margaret 10 Fanst
made her 6rst appear before london audience The
/ reception Of Eadams wppsrn her best
i friends could have desred but exception was taken
NATURALLY ebonahl 10 bor pronunciation of the Italian
language which found detective In theatre
where she mad German French and English artists
thaa Italian 10 contend with. Her splendid soprano
vslce however, carried everything before n aud this
I was aided and abetiad by q moro than Ordinary
share or dramatic earpestncss. Of tho Berlin
papers iaely much addicted " mixing mp arr with poll
/ ucel have complained that Madame Hsrrers Wippern
| was only allowed 20 appear 10 character at Her
% theatre, and attribute ths to divers causes
not ore OF which has anything 70 do with The truth.
Ihoss who are aware that the part OF Leonora IN u FRO
yat9re resigned by Nile. Tens IN favor Of Madame
wippern aud tba, though announced 70 siog H. at tho
eleventh bor Madame wippern was not rosdy, can afford
10 emile ht The absurd iDsinuatloDs from the banks OF
the spree and 10 far that the truth should be made