The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-13
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.


: coSoERr AT ST. ooLUhBA's CHURCH
The concert given at this church last evening, IN
der the direction Of Mr. Gonzalez was great success
both unsteady and pecuniarily The artists were IN
fine voice. and their efforts fully appreciated by the
very large audience The proceeds are to be devoted 70
the pepstuaton Of the present very tine choir and organ
service Of the church
MISCELLANEOUS.
Meyerbcer's r. ltSicaine given by the English 0pers
company in London is spoken OF Of their most
marked The hbrto was rendered into excel
lent English In spirited manner by Mr. Kenney. Mlss
Louisa Pyne, Madame Lemmen Sherrngton and Charles
Adams rendered full justice to the The band was
conducted by Mr.. A. Mellon. Miss Lousa Pyne took
the leading character Madame Sherrngton appeared
Inez; Mr.. Adams vasco de Gama;: NJ. Lawrence, Ne
lusko 1.-THE reel hero Of the piece) Mr.. h COrrie Don
Pedro the President OF the Council; Mr. Dussek Don
Diego the father OF Inez Mr. Aynsley Cook tho Grand
Inquistor, and Mr. Patey, the High Priest Of Drama
The mise On scene gorgeous and exactly thai OF tho
italian Opera On the 25th Of October the Mock Doctor
was performed By the company, the new ballet Ia Bal
lsr;na coming Afterwards This bales u said 70 b
very sparkling and picturesque and wolf recsved
Vincent wallace the composer, left two son& Both
give promise Of musical talent They are now studying
at the Conservatory Pars II 10 contemplated In Lon
don give grand musical entertainment At ono or the
leading city theatres 70 provide fund sufficient -
enable the young mon cultivate their talent without
interruption.
signor Persichin has produced canata Ia Rome.
which is greatly praised by the Italian press
The now Sale de Spectacle at Antwerp was openeA
with brilliant success the 18th Of October The prin
oipa item in the opening performance consisted OF tho
Beethoven symphony in c minor.
The Opera House Of Paris is being pushed forwara
towards completion with extraordinary activity. THIS
Emperor expects 1t opened in 1887 and sculptors
masons smiths painters and abores are all at work On
in the building with activity and degree OF app-
cation seldom equaed In Of the departments tho
aided by the steam. The new house will b
inauguratcd with an original work-Le Ron Lear--of
which tho music will be composed by Verdi and the
poem by Merry
The popular series Of Sunday concerts of NJ Pasdeoup
commenced in Paris the 22d of October at the Cirque
Napoleon The programme comprised selection from
the works of Weber, Haydn Mendessohn and Beethoven
These French metropolitan concerts begin at two O'Clock
in the afternoon and furnish delightful entertainments
between the djisner and the diner Of the citizens.
Messrs Newcomb and Arngton's MINISTRIES have been
very we'll supported in Mozart Hall, Cincinnati.
Miss Maria de Roode gave a concert in Mozart Hail.
Cincinnati the 9th of November she was supported
by Mrs Eugenie Rice and Mons. Pinguely The pieces
were from the compositions of Mozart Liszt, Arditi.
Beethoven, Donizetti, Artot and Gottschalk
Cotton and Murphys Ministries returned 70 PORTLAND
Me-. from Boston, November 10 They were to perform
two nights
Tho San Francisco M,nstres, with select company,
have opened the Eureka theatre San Francisco, for
short season.
Mrs sedley Brown playing in Arrah Pogus At the
Metropolitan theatre, San Francisco. This u Mrs.
Browns first engagement in California
Song abounds at the Olympic theatre, San francisco
Quite recently during evening the audience were en-
tertained by Johnny Collins in his udicrous
baby;' Jenny Lamont in "Her bright smile heunts me
still !" Rhoades with his "Tramp, tramp" Billy Foxs
story about the 'Prety little girl and the whole com
pany in the "Anvil Chorus and grand Walk Around
Afterwards came the burcsque OF Arrah M Pogue o.