The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-23
M usicnl.

Musical.
The GhloniSusni opera troupe under direction of Max
Strakosch commenced n short season Vhrce nights
OF opera in Charleston, S. C., the i2th of March.
Madame RuGersdorf is fulfilling an engagement in
Holland
The National College OF Music, in London IL about to
be given up n failure The Marquis OF Townshend
guaranteed its support for two years, and the time has
expired.
The Able Isz has arrived IN Paris TO supcrntend the
rchearsals of his mass the Growing, to be per-
formed for the first time in the church OF St. Eustace
biarch Is
Emma is the title OF ballet to be produced at
the Milan Scala
The following the titles OF Italian operas
just ready for production - Veronica fyto by sgnor
Mcners; Due Mart, by signor Nicola d'Aricnzo;
Cisranni III AdpoH by signor Coppoa Ub,to dd B,ef.
eia, by Sigpor BagettL
It IL said in London that sgnora Fern has made a
failure in La fdrod In Milan, having voice for the
Scala and that Mr. Santley displayed judgment In
fusng 10 sing in the opera with her
Mr. Charles Adams has returned 10 London from
Madrid
Mr.. Tom Hohlcr, the English tenor from whom
splendid effect looked for will make his nrs appear.
at Her Maesty's theatre, London, the nh OF
April II IL no, generally known that Mr.. HohIer
employed for -four years clerk In the Secrcary's
oaice Of Inland Revenue. He then became private
secretary 10 Lord Dudley who him Italy
plcte his musical education.
Mr. sancy has thrown up his engagement In Milan
and arrived In London.
Mr.. Bslfc has completed q opera, entitled The
knight OF the Leopard, In Paris
tenor named v',unn IL singing with in
Padua
zda, the opera by Fiotow. is in preparation at
the Opern Comique, Paris.
Madame Lin 4 -Golc,chmidt Jenny Lind) Is about to
undertake a concertizing tour through Germany.
Patti has signcd engagement for thrce months
with the opera in st. Petersburg She Is 10 have four
hundred pounds per night, tan thousand pounds
sterling for her stay In the Russian capital
NJ Gounods two act opera La Colombo "a In rehearsal
at the Opera Comque, Pars
Madame Carvalho with Nile. Nilsoun, the prime
aso'e the 1rst imperial Of the French
Court Tho programme included the OF Gluck.
Verdi, Mozart, Gounod Auber and Gretry, that the
royal entertainment cry catholic arnr although
given In Lent.
The volinist sivor has given q grand ooncer Mar.
settles France for the benefit OF the families OF the
tins Of the cholera rcal,yed the OF fourteen
thousand francs when the artist forward o. play
the last piece silver wreath presented 10 him in
the maine Of tho city.
Don Giovanni has been revived In Milan, at the Car
heard IN that city Tho young French prins
douna rns Morio sustained the part OF Donna Anna In
very artistic md pleasing manner Ciaoomel male
admirable Lepereio Garcia a good Don Giovanni,
hat IL spoken OF not equal TO his predecessors IN the
part. Tsmburiui and Ronroni Ia MORO had excel
lent benefit the 9th nigh,
Madame Frczzolin, the singer has ordered sale Of
her furniture paintings and works Of Paris she
will be compelled to resde in Italy for the benefit Of her
health
Nine Han,ier Didier. Tamberllek. and Graziani have
reached Paris from 81 Petersburg Grazian ap.
pear February 20, and was likely To take part with
Fnschlni and Mmc Grvssi the revival Of ~ 0iuya
nsnfo
his denied that Napoleon presented valuable braeee,
10 theresa, the singer
The musicians employed In the orchestra Of the Grand
OPEN Pas lately demanded an increase Of amount
ing 10 the AggrSgate, 10 eo00of In the year. The
demand submitted 10 NJ Georges HAn the conductor
Of the band, who reduced u by one half; ~ WINS then
taksn TO ~ Perm, the manager, who cut OF ioooof
more and lastly 70 the Minister Of ss,s ~ho redncsd
The remaining 2o,oo0. TO 10000 The masielans
.stlsaed, but they resign they would then
loe their claims retiring pension which
they are entitled after some years
The nrst % series of which given Lent
each year by the Prefet Of the Seine Just 81
at The Hotel Vile, Paris II brilliantly attended
Among the pieces performed were tho overture to tho
Joy,u - CoawSr,I De wtndsv by Sicolsi; duo from
the AtroaH,. sung by Nile Nissen aud NAadin piece
from GwislaHrs m air from ms Yfdi, Eachon,i,
and the hnale 10 tho Grs, act u OJ,rga
the Paris opera houses, February "a L'Afe,ou,n,
performed al the Iiaen aud Rgoi,t9 the Grand
Opera
Leon Dapfcx. son Of the tenor will soon make biz
lrsi APPEARANCE baritone Ia PARA
PATTI roo YUrNg Tp ayr ssppfKD
paris Zen ~ corrcrpondenre ~ ~ Nord
You Know That there has again been souBs sk ~ 81
AppfosfhioR marriage 81 Mile Adeina PAU Indeed Il
appears that the Parsan pBhiic impatient b. f1sfry
the yoslng DIR Va may this from the easartlasa
With ~fich they di@c0sa fhe bridegroom now f.aaaasu
prince nov parish marquis aud agaln a. AZ treaeut
eat frsuch noble, bat ] Awyfa ynn ifIat on ~ y
occlsion, o. on preoedins 0nss, tho " en,s. ~
Without foundation, and believe people viii hsyc ~ sait
for lorg time, tao year pcraps. for The asae
u VIE Patti Il v BOT fLa' tie diua 81 the "a. 1r
theatre u hot Old onoogh ~ marry, tor Al.
aimoa mantle msnners persist 10 Elsins ter oglg
twen'y YEAR, and sven nnr,ncn WI tsll a. n csaf
demo tisi her age V gsits twenty fliree Hswrypr
Nl'e PstN - stlM minor. che Ia a Fpa.s All and ~
Spain % attain Their rnanTi ~ ,nf.I AZ W
trenty.nye. u foiigwa that tho dssg ON 80 ~ N
und~r t~O yes's TINS pacsliarfty rnfts, fstt.r
cant ~ hrti ughi ceflyes great n.Irtssee IRON a.
AinsulN psailign ~ Nile Pstu. In ift.s az utssr.
made ~ her ftiatigos With NJ srskasrh bsr trr,i ~
inAv, her gaiua d. dsd To- % thrss starr tha ~.
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