, 1865-10-25

eYal encouragement and support In my oper Mic cE'
s s III It's spendd g oPea
only rivalled here In Europe IN one or two e,i,es,
may have y opera company worthy ot a1S h1ss
opera houses on this continent 4 company 30 great
n numbers and talent as that which hare been 50
fortunate as to engage; They arc to appear N Ias
the opera SESSION in Chicago on the 9Th Of hoyem-
bes: amer visiting St Louis and Cincinnati thsy
VIII 60 TO n7ysna and return n ron their daampns
The company comprises may distinguished
LYRIC artists ~ho hare achieved the highest success
IN Europe and i has been no easy rastter 70 1o:
to uusa The Atlantic. In Europe artists a1e well
ps;d, md they arc nea aiePosedto lase shs psoati
sne En,eRssn ffpita1s unless a:ed b pH%ea
the popularity OF the open and il daily increasing
interest in M sl great anes. together Wilh tue Dc,
artists that thc numeroas '6ss c6atactsrs M may Be
adequately sustained. Besides, sn ope!a manager
in America must have more artists al bis command
when m artist becomes indisposed tn Au1srlcahis
place eannot be supplied; but here, IN twelve
y p .. prma t6 Tf}s
d1flcnity. The only safety in America Is In having
Z number Of artists triple, OF, At the lessf,a
ena1 donhe II ees 70 provide sas, a.
conIaged me, and In the approaching season 5o9
viii have grand company worthy Of your city and
Its opera house, and one Which shall have Just |
PRIDE In preventing TO The public.
hare hesitated not Al any expense In order to |
p1ocne company both 10 magnitude and ta!snl,
sen1sea may b. esa n tbs west. Ss M Ths
ISL Who bare ac6ie1ed tee highest dl:tinetion in
1asas aae sose s ensynt hsy Y o Gee
education, and bring NTH them the most fatteriHg
testimonials Of European approhato1 This being
Us excellent In tho United States what has excited
admiration in Europe. It has Always been 90.
Among those sasagea b me a5e ioas he!d,ns he
Is one. Her reputation Us the great dramatic prinaa
dossa is so well known on both sides Of the ATTAIN
e that It. L. not e do more ,an to y h
i'd soles. Anoiher l. sIsnosa Nosi Gaidi, highly
dn Il e. n a,e sy now Il r. 1 5in Sc 1
youthful, ambitions ot esce!lsng III the lyric
AT, beautiful in peEFon, and posseases fine, fresh
She Il Possessed Of great dramatic talent and is ad
great % ly1te s1iste lie third Is slenofaa Basehett
ally for her personatton Of yarghsritta, ii Faust.
She created this Fols at La Scaa IN Milan In Ma.
p!et, Home, Genos, Trieste and III nearly ali the
sl1ef opesa hou:et. shs possca:sss 1afe rolee,
aica, and her portfsitnre of Gounod's md 0oehe's
heroinea Is sxquisl.s IN he beauty and
6omPoser's conception ie wrought out bJ her u The
fa 3 r. Get bes se aSs e. us i
she viii BECOME fasosi.e IN tie Vn!tcd States and
Hasana creating sensation as MaEghMsEitia b. such +
oiSea pa sa = .es ns VII & nola
Mofeo cieIi, recently from Mexico, where she has
ss9ssS sness Ssa a1tts fsst III r.
e. eop. oTs nd aso pep2Be fsero w sHP b S
Sn L. Of vs5ut ftss9 s e. a;s Sa.e S e
ibese Who hsse yet appeared IN sbe United states.
She is quite young, has very admitable voice and
iiancy. i Is supposed that With hcr many gins and
eon1raho Q. tho limited states; 1he other Is nos
Mos sinis music. whieh Is sutcd 10 hcr rsmarksbie
voice and Its ettensiyo range. In Rossini's most
brilliant raus!e che is adept. and w,'s excite
great t1nstcr's works.
The tenoTs engaeed nre Of high character and
9bility, signot 4us1aal has reputation T. New
ten. In 1sd1. he distinguished himself - one Of
| the Coftcst company. Hens fe9oTe Ill fora. and
II the a5;a ID ssella ST. tntodseeI the hts9
I 70 much distinction. Sirnor Mn.tani Ia The best
tenor known to Italy, and no one b.: more e1alt
sgg .no 81 ao, { e.a e. ssd. l.
snt ha* the fnest Hna freshest voice yet heard ia
Tic United States; Ms rpsrtlort y rsiy extens!ye
sonraInbula, 4c. He has IN excellent figure. Is
graceful and ndmirable as IN artist. and esce1s
n1azt Of the fasoHte feuo1s hs dramatic artist.
aIario md GjnrlIni. sl:nor Lotti, well known md
iayorite IN Chicago. is a!so engaged: ,
IhsEe wi! Ss ~q pa essppss,Enof nandi1i
ffeeh voices, snd great atamatic talents. They
hayo czteuftse YtpFFfo.rts and win command, as
,.s s1ise the nmqsa sr siGf q ths eqo o,
They nto excellent artists In every respect. and pos
seas powerful and fresh voices. siguos Collett,
who e vel and favosab1y known in Chicago. l.
Besides these have Il second tenor, Ecconda
donna, and compftmar'a, beside sisnor sart1,
In order that nothing may be wanting to com
peie my intentions 70 present Opera ln perectfon
1Ia!e engaged ~ Tutln chorus Of ladies' and
70 d 1sy 6s;t s
most capable chorus in AInestca-
The costume1s hare been engaged from tht
thiny y-st1 excellent musiclaa. under tho direction
| Of 6ienor Nuno+
Ii 1nny be wondered at that, in 50 short time,
should he explained hut It could i not haze beet
| done during my yis,t here. Fight months Ego mi
agents had secured most OF them, and others have
tlac,r, by which my expenses have been much in
+ Among the epeEa. which viii be prodaeed, BE-
1:omtardi. {1erusalcm) bY Verdi, scmirnuidc ant
William Tell, BY Ro.sfnl. Neyerbeer's net; opera
now tho ecnsa,!on in Europe, L'-Anicainc, viii b
|
Long ago ! rent to Mr.. Crosby the requisite sccne
plots and descriptions for tho proper Hse N se:ne
and the costumes have all been osdcrcd from the
Il 81 thesa extensive arrangements an II hopes t
ahosh opesa enie;P1;ss asnsai @ ts U.s. eha5stss rs 2
md 1iberaI1ty bef0ng to no ecction Of the count?
exelItitely, The Lyric Art can hest be sustained
By having 1t presented in It's full richness, and AMI
mere ternrorarv e1pedlents hy third rate eomp,niel
arc simply t9jsi!oas lending TO oz,Es my ny,
meet with sasor and that e.entualY my plan for tht
ee,ablisnment of suitable 0pcra Ho9ses IN St St
enable me to act independently o. New York. 4
se1toD Of elrht months can easily be sustained /
the pnblte wM nas1i;h thc opss. Houses: 1 hsy.
done. Last year ;ase me eatnetts Of eventual sue
cets, and IN making known thus hastily and ,mper
ely ny intentions for 'hs coming hS
cooperation of eve'J iovcf q The Iyre Mt.
Drno1Anr.-About o'clock on Sunday af,e.
noon, The saloon, No. 153 East Madison street, Ii
the absence If the prnprietot, 3lr. James zercs
aa pdG1 talOaSe I e1ilsced They sso biot
eRoSns esa 1s @oas
aaeh Hhieh thsy Rswned 1t 10; a. gh Sh1rGi Gat'
say ss WI saesl ~ r S.as
served mo tenn. 1t Joliet and August Moteth,
morc tool Of the former, and who, on being f1st Al
Festcd, Eaye Information Of the others whereabouts
They were both ssratgned before Justice stuttaFau
yestesdsy morning and In deMolt Of xsn 6a sen En-
Recorders Court,
The GREAT suoo41xa MA7cu.-The great shoe
lug match, bctwecn the two great champions
". King, OF Springfield, md John Taylor, ofJofse
The stakes arc Eide, aud the fast ST. ,hat t1 to
r8rteff rteat drAf Of interest to the trial and bet