Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13

The season embraces the appearance OF all the
ortfstes who have been presented in Now York
during the past two months, and at ouce pre-
AN ENSEMBLE TO BE NOWHERE EQIJALLBD
IN THE WORLD.
Deliberate attention Is directed to a cSmpari-
dTfstes, Chorus, Orchestra, aud Repertoire an
nounced for the season, with those Of the Grand
Italian Operas Of London, Paris, and the conti-
nent OF Europe
To achieve a company Of such wonderful OK
cellence has required the most astute Sd rior de
i'impressdrfo MARETZEK, backed with a hnan.
cial success such "a has never been operatically
attained on this continent.
To induce such a company to leave the ground
OF Its continuing triumph Is an essay hitherto
uninterrupted.
To-day 1t would have been impossible. That
one should offer inducements to grand opera,
installed in the largest opera house In the world,
with seats selling for Its chief opera at Ave hun
| dred per cent. premium, appears beyond reason
The Director ia, however, entirely indebted to
the good fortune which, with moderate fore
| sight, enabled him TO close contract with i'm
pressario Marezek, for brief seasons In the prin-
clpal American cities, at date Of several months
since.
| Especial attention is directed to the following
lists Of grand artises to be presented during this
| brief season:
Nine. C. CAROzZI zUCCHT,
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
Signor MAsSIMILIANI.
Signor FERNANDO BELLINI
The success Of these singers and their fidelity
TO the public and the management, enabled Mr..
Maretzek to bring hts last season to brilliant
termin aton-a season which was not only re.
msrkRble for the liberality with which 1t was
sustained, but for unusual freedom from disap'
| pointment.
The Director has the satisfaction to announce
that he has also effected engagements with the
following great artistes:
Sgnor FRANCISCO MAZZ0LENI,
First appearance In this city y
Sgnora ANToNETTA BRIGNoLI,
First appearance in this city j
Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS,
Slgnor ARDAvANI, and
siguor ROVERE,
First appearance In this city.
Few companies have possessed more popular
strength than Is here represented. With nine
Artistcs Of such wide and general acceptance, tbs
Director might be content to risk a season In auy
capital Of Europe. Relying, however on the we'll
known liberalty Of the public Of Washington,
and anxious that this season should lead, rather
than follow, In the fulness Of its personnel, the
Director has engaged the following Artstes, who
will have the honor Of appearing for the nrs
siguora ENRICHETTA BosIsIo,
Prima Donna Soprano from the principal Theatres
Of Turin, Milan, aud Florence
. Rirst appearance In this oity.)
signora BINB DE ROssI,
First Contralto from the Italian Opera, Lima.
(Pirst APPEARANCE in this city,
- signor ErToRE lRFRR
Principal Tenor from Barcelona, Naples. &c.
a (Pirst appearance In this city,
. siguor @. d. ANTONUCCI,
4 Principal Basso from the Imperial Italian opert
= Paris.
CFirst appearance in this city,
- The roles Of the next Importance will be rem
dered by
Signor DUBREUIL,
!. sIgnor LORINI, and others.
il The Secondary Parts will be Interpreted by
~ Madame REICHARDT
y, Mr.. REICHARDT,
- AND
- Herr MUELLER
i, Premier Danseuse...............M lie kRuGE
4 by far the strongest ever hitherto presented
- the New York Academy, embraces number
voices directly imported from her Majesty
Grand italian Opera, London. Several OF III
Opera Chorus, and the principals Of past season
THE ORCHESTRA
has been selected Ia carte from the FIRST instru
mentalists In the whole country, and embrace
the orchestral success Of the current season
the New York Academy, and will be under II
10 direction Of
is CARL BERGMANN,
AND
MAX MARETZEF
Leaders. ..............M essrs. Apply and MOL
Stage Mauager...............s ignor DuBREUl
Maitre de Ballet. .Signor ROMAN
O''1' THE REPERToRY
L'APRI INE.
AL Of tho artistos, chorus, orchestra, and COZ
tunes incidental to the recent production
Meyerbeer's compositions are brought to tn
- city.
T. For the first time in America, except in the eli
T. Of New York,
CRISPINo EA CoMARB,
4 romantic opera, in three acts, by the brothc
Ricci This opera has created the greatest JurO
In New York. The music Is exceedingly bri
liant. and the dramatic situations are in Il
highest degree ludicrOus.
FAUST,
TROVATORE, and
sR FRA DIAVOL0,
will also be given with all the original splend
that characterized their production at the Ne
York Academy Of Music.
The sale Of secured seats will commence
THURSDAY, December II,
at the Box Office Of Growers Theatre. del3-tf
] DANORAMA OF IRELAN
MAGNIFICENT VIEWS
SPLENDID SCENERY,
BEAUTIFUL DESCRIPTIONS,
SEATON HALL,
nd and 1nth