The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC elsAHxes.

Mlle Morlacchi now engaged at Banvsrds theatre, is
q exponent OF the poetry OF motion There is
something exqulsely graceful and ETHEREAL about her
dancing that the cynical opponent OF ballet would
be forced TO admire and applaud her presence The
large proportion Of fashionable ladies the audience
. striking evidence OF Mile Morlacchi's attractions
she artistic and among arst in tho school Of
Terpsichorc.
Mr.. Henry Draper announces . concert At the
Brooklyn Athsnaum Tomorrow night, With Mms. Gaz-
zaniga, Mrs. Clara Lavine, . very promising soprano,
Mr. Patsison and other artistes rh,s s the first Of
series Of those entertainments and promises of thor
Harrison's i've concerts in Boston have been unpre-
cedentedly successful. The Music Hall was crowded
every night, and De Meyer Nine Rosa and Car! Rosa
awaited the artistes in Springfield and Hartford.
Madame Rstors performances IN Philadelphia. Hsr-
stantisl trumphs She returns New York about tho
is.h inst, playing six nights previously in Boston.
rectors Of the New York Conservatory Of Music are
building splendid hall In Court street. Brooklyn. Tor
at the main institution on Fifth avenue and primary
pupils received at SchIberts on Broadway.
The Black Crook. which has given mr.h TO hundreds
OF mitaors In nearly every city in the Union and Is
almost the parent Of ballet and spectacle in this country
will give place another spectacular drama At Niblos
about the second week in January The new piece Is
union OF the Biche o's and Forty Thieves ADD the
preparations are immense scale. large ballet
an operate chorus Of trained srtistes favorts con-
tralto and immense orchestra will be The leading
features. The music IS by Ohenbach.
NINE Revilie. brilliant Soprano who has been favor
ably received before Stenway Hall concerts the
boIero from the Slcilsan vespers al the Brooklyn
Academy last night at concert given for the benefit OF
Mr. Robert GoldbecE, the well known composer and
pianist. has inaugurated musical conservatores in
Chicago with marked success.
Miss Kate Bateman has achieved very remark able
success In England Inc short season Al Liverpool was
continued triumph. and all the papers speak Of her
Leah IN the most extravagant terms Of praise.
The hundred and ATTY performances OF the Gynnde
Dhe@e de Gerotsieiu At the varetes have brought In
tho respectable OF 200 francs out or which the
authors So 1o4 francs half OF this sum gong
0fenbach the other half divided between the brests
very comfortable sum this $1,000 in gold: for COM
poser realize from performances alone OF
the amount realized from his publisher and the amounts
which drop into his purse from the French provinces,
from Germany, England and Italy. Decidedly the
French system that makes life pleasant authors
and composers. Why have droit des aut,0s here
Nile Mdans Rsboux viii enact Al Milan the part OF
Juiette In Gounods opera She was engaged at the
Fence venice put the manager OF Ia Scala secured her
services BY paying the difference and attached her 70
the following note appears in the CARTE Dc,
marrying and she believes she violates no proprsty In
thus giving the most formal contradiction TO the alsess
conIsctures She Is berothed only TO ART
Ms. Pauline Lucca has been singing al Frankfort.
The proceeds OF the which she took part
70 be devoted 70 the rebuilding Of FRANKFORT Cssheda
and in consideration doubt Of this fact Mile
received at the entrance to the by the
Archbishop Of haysncs: The Municipal Council did the
rights Of Frankfort citizenship conferred upon her
The former imperial aide-ds camp, Prince Paul from
Thurn and Taxis with his wife NE Miss Kreuzer IS
playing At the CITY theatre in AixaChapele Mr. Won
Thurn.
Messrs. Choudens Co, In Paris publishers OF Mr.
Gounods last opera, Romeo and Juiette demanded 80
cxtavagant price for the permission produce Il that
Herr Won Hhisen 1ntendant OF the Prussan ROYAL
theatres has a. President Of the Theatrical Union OF
Germany, issued circular In which ne advises all Ger.
impressarios 10 patrcnize native poets and CON-
posers than submit 20 such extortion He adds
offered I'VE cent OF
the nights OF performing this opera German stages
10 which Messrs Choudens Co. nave srrssd Resnect.
ing the music scores, orchestral vocal paris the
Paris publishers have agreed to furnish n Ia he three
royal theatres Hanover Cassei and wiesbadsu FOR the
sum OF three hundred thaiers; but Herr Won Hnisen
leaves the purchase OF much In wanted and the
price 70 the individual decision OF his confrorss
coorsd woman, Mrs. Flora Stuart, OF Londonderry
H. the Manchester american says the oldest per.
known In the United States. she was born in
Boston $780, and consequently 10 twenty six Years
older than the Declaration Of American
she tells the story her father and mother when abe was
three months DID, the possession OF the smp-
son family OF windham. NJ H. % slaves and remsiped
with them until altar The abolition OF slayerv ~ thar
State. Che called her maiden name after that OF her
masters family. simpson she has lived In Rocking
ham county, IN the towns OF windham, Londonderry
and Gambia from her childhood Long AGO ahe vas lat
a widow, and has now living two sons and dauahtcr
she was at Manchester on Wednesday, and had photo-
graphs OF herself TAKEN and very much surpri sea
80 ba prorr