The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-23

lie Voyage de yofssis,sr Irrtckoa standard cmSite-
radv, n indeed Tho light and sparkling Productions
bearing that have standard ss-es, pre-
aensed lest evening Whom we say tha. the story Of
Monsieur Perricons journey, with ,is comca incidents
and les unpleasant results. IL rccoun.cd iu foor
Drumming with Wit and during which The audience labor
under prolonged At Of nciment give but faint
idea Of tho susE nasrre OF the piece The principal
character masterpiece II nasuralness aud Perrchon,
the old bourgeois with his petty preiudces his likes
ana dsskcs, lii fondncss fcT tho man whose life he
thinks be has saved and his dctesafon Of the friend
who has just him from death, hts hatred
benG Ivy H. Obligation he feels he has contracted
y SO perfect and true typo .. snc retired snopkeepsr
ffsst ds lie VnnGe requires excellent acting; II
last evening given wlta excelieht effect M Edesrd
in the most important riye performed mra admirably
and wss repeatedly ap,suded.' NM Scrbos Chandors.
Juignct Chnf aud Dc.igno. Nine. lsirc and Mile. Al
phoosno played the moro subsidiary parts with their
usual ease and success
80 MusicaI.
Martha given At the olympic theatre last evening
BY the Richings English Opera troupe. The audience
wa, large and good harored. The cast tho follow
ing :--Marha Miss Richings; Nancy, Mrs seguin,
NE Mics HARRISON Piunkett. Campbell; Lionel, Castle;
Lord rrisirsm. seguin MISS Rchings voice showed
the accomplished artist a. usual, ADD used with
;udcous cars necessary precact!on As Il ia becoming
evidently under tie trying test OF different rjc,
every night Ms Segiin's Nancy was q rare piece of
acting displaying vvac!ty. coquetrv and charming
grace The voice is Of tie best cultivated con-
tralt,s We hav~, although Il lacss breadth acd
power Campbes singing WAS up to his usual
standard of excellence but there absence Of that
dashng oabardei devisho0f mir character site Of
plcn.Seti. we disappointed in Castles Lionel,
especially in the cold. harsh in which he sang
the beautifui Aapp1 IL seemed IA i nc could not Use
the and pcfldmglto IN tic asy!c OF Brgnoi
ard Tiil in the alr Tho rhorrsas we're veil ron
dared end tae orchestra weak usual IN spite OF
the lett hand whipping IA arrangement IN lie piano
Fotow ths attraction last night at two theatres,
,hs Olympic and Thaiin Al the Litter ono Of his hsst.
most nneodous ard most SPARKLING works ''stradr'a,
was gwen. Madame Johannsea appeared as ieoIor'.
pimrisr ~ stradaa, Craccll and W Torncs a. the
robi,er, and Ilrchs RaSs There is not artist ~
the operate stage WHOSE has be.d 10 pr.ms
donna standard ,nger THAI Madame Johannscr's last
night she sang snlerddly. displaying The thoroueh ar
tist "a bringing 90. the strong brilliant points or her
voice and avoiding the weak once Franz Himmcr made
very good s,radcia AMI the robbers werc excellent
tha, Is N ant actng--nc' n character Tho HOUSES
at this tnsatrc growing beautifully LEES each night
through The neglect OF oGr German population, Tois ne
clec, the upiusi fle management produces
the operas 90 the German school and although there
are many defects Gov OF the artists are remarkably
brilliant siit there g enorgh 70 enc0ur,qe them 10 st
greater esoris As Il y nov, 4 Is struggling against
tate.