The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14
RIs RI.

Arrival Of the Great Tragedienno Yesterday
Morning.
The Europe. bringing Madame Ristori and dramatic
company arrived at this port from Brest yesterday
morninp, at seven O'clock having been thirteen days
the voyage. The passage delayed rather length
ened day or two beyond the usual time IN conse-
quence OF six days OF storm which in after ieav
ing Brest The tragSdisnne s accompanied by hsr hus
band aud family, suite OF ana her dramatic
company, which includes q number OF names new in
the hisrionic annals OF America On landing Ristori
and personal attendants consisting Of the Marquis del
Grlo her husband; Nile Blanca aud signor Giorgio .
governess three servants private secretary and the
general mscsanes OF . suite Of fashion, wore
driven in close carriages to the residence prepared for
her at No. ST West Sixteenth street, where luxurious
breakfast had been madc ready for. her advent Her
friends had also decorated the with bouquets Of the
most tasteful pattern and composed Of native flowers
and and expensive exo.ic2
While being driven en- voifsre through some Of the
principal the visitor expressed the
greatest possible pleasure In revstns the metropolis OF
the West, and declared that felt she were com
ing home, rather than having just landed in strange
country. Many OF tho salient buildings which she
passed she seemed to remember as old acquaintance.
and welcomed the sight Of them with demonsrative
joy. Meantime, the sale Of tickets has commenced,
and every preparation is being made for her
appearance in hedeA, one OF her masterpieces OF
tragedy, the 18TH OF the current month.
THE DRAMATIC COMPANY
accompanying to take in the hstronic easts to
be given Theatre Francois consists Of the follow
ing persons :-Slgnore Adelaide Rstor, Antona Zamar
nj Coffin LUCIA Glech Virginia Cass (her drst appear
ance in Americal srgia Santecchi. Sanni Pecchio,
Annna Butt ther first appearance In America) Maret-
Ia Bergonzoni Grazoza Czech, Adelaide Butt cher first
appearance in Americal Signor Michele Bozzo this
first appearance In America) Giacomo Giech Giovanni
Carboni Ludovico Mancn Cesare Rstor, Achille Cot
tin Guiio Bnti Clio Maria Borsh (his nrs appearance
In Amer CAL Napoeone Morzldolh, Luigi santeccni tns
first appearance in America Giovanni Iessero. Bena-
mno Marine (his first appearance IN Amer cal FEDERICO
Verzura Stage Director, Cesare Risiori. Some half
dozen of these names 10 the American public,
though most OF them are well known In European
circles
Several new roes which have already been mentioned,
have beeD added to Rstors roper Tor her second
season In America. Tho number OF representations
proposed is one hundred and sixty eight OF which
twentyfour are 10 be gwen in New York and Brooklyn,
and the remainder In various provincial cities ana,
during the months OF December and January, trip TO
Havana 10 contemplated:
AN INCIDENT OF THE voyAGK
Tho trip was comparatively uneventfuI. One OF the
passage and Madame Ristori Immediately proposed to
give entertainment for the benefit Of the wife and
family residing In Havre, In which Madame Lagrange
generously assisted Madame Risori recited the inter
between the two Queens in the third act Of Mary
Stuart, also scene In the French language, from Joan
OF Arc Madame Lagrange sang an ARIA from Robert le
Diable and .UIaa POGO ia" An American gentle
man also sang Q romano IN Italian. handsome sum
realized.
Numerous visitors called yesterday and were intro
duced 10 great tragedienne among whom many
names Of fashion and Sctdt.