The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-29

Madame Carozx zucchi bias been singing IN Madnd
with great success. NsrNgf tiNdDN9 ~
Mrs. Green, known to the Boston pablis BY her sags
name, Mrs. Marshall died In Boston on the 10th.
Edwin Booth ia playing stn ut the Boston Theatre,
and the Black Crook commences lis seventeenth week
at the Continental Ns Af ttN6
Tho Handel and Haydn Society gsvc Rossini's sssbat
Mater and Mendslssohns hymn Of Praise Holy Sat.
urdsy, and Elijah on Easter Sunday. Madame Parepa-
Rosa Miss Adelaide Phillips and other eminent artists
sang tho solos
The Peak and Berger families OF swiss bell ringers are
at st. James Hail. Buffalo.
Musical people In France and Germany skeptical
she question Of the progress Of music in America.
Thsy cannot credit that the past under Harrison
has brought works, greater number OF artists
more thorough rendering Of each work, and
slant support Of the public than at any OF their best
and most fashionable concerts sorees But American
visitors to Paris and Berlin say IT is So
Ofenbach has q new operatic extravaganza under
way Imagine Robinson Crusoc. his yendredi
the goat parrot and suppose, OF the gentle
mon with cannbal procivities singing ensemble
the island Of Juan Fernandez Opera Comque) II is
said to be equal TO Orphee.
Mile. Mason, singer Of no small renown some
twenty years ago, and who TO certain extent became
the Of Madame Solts the Grand OPERA died
few uays since in Paris, after having undergone
most painful operation She In the forty
year Of her age.
Mr.. Harry sanderson, the well known American plan.
st gave bis first concert at Hanover Square Rooms
the 10th inst He assisted by Miss Louisa Pync Nine
santon- Dolby, and Messrs Cummings santon, Aptom.
mas and Weiss The piano playing was very highly
spoken Of.
T. W. Robcrtsons new comedy, Caste, has achieved
quite success tho Prince Of waes' theatre It'll Of
'Ours pattern.
Mr. Scott siddons has met with doubtful success at
the Haymarket, In the character Of Rosand She has
much OF the routine Of stage art 10 learn.
The Exposition folks promised bran new three
act opera by Potter tho great International theatre for
the opening night Tho main attraction will be ballet In
which bevy Of genuine English danssuses will prousts.
troupe Of redskins warranted genuine and furnished
with satisfactory certificates Of ferocity will represent
America at the great Imperial woolIy horse show.
Carvaho has his myrmidons scattered abroad in tho
vain search a tenor for the forthcoming Romeo
and juliet Of Gounod The work will DO roady for pro-
duction some time about-
The latest dramatic production ct the Ambisd is ave
act drama BY NM Fevai and Csafulie called La CAo-
anna II 10 taken from Feval's novel; Bosche de Fer
and IL sort Of modern Tart1e the evil element being
moulded on thai immortal pattern.
The proprieton Of the Figaro entertained their pro.
fsss,onal friends with grand banquet concert and
paror drama the other day q private hotel in the
Champs Elyseea All the celebrities were thors, and
onsnbach presided At the piano.
Al the Gazette the Pirates de Savdswe has brought 70
the treasury lass than $40 000f 1.-THE sightisth rep
resentaton the renewed and The several
theatrical effects Of the rocAs enhanced by fresh
addition 10 the apparently appalling dangers OF ths
scene in natural water.
Die Krcine Friederike Corman has !eu Amsterdam
after most brilliantly successful season. she will
shortly visit United States and shc said be the
best Coincidence In Germany
The Princess theatre reopsns May IL, when An.
tony and Cleopatra will be produced with great spcn.
dor and completeness Miss Gyn will bs the Queen Of
the Nile.
Triccrs Norma set the Turn people in a fsrment
Blind Tom Is going to the Exposition, also Amsr.
can product
Oscar Pfe,ner, the eminent pianist viii leave New
York for the West this week. and will start for RIO via
New Orleans after VISITING the principal cities In the
West and South. He win return 70 Now York in The
fall Nine Pfe6sr (ssnor Altiora). accompanies him.
We promised a rare novelty q the Academy OF
Music, IN May In the wonderful feats Of Professor RS
iey's Japanese troupe They are said 70 utHanlon,
out. londin and out Ravcl anything ever here be-
fore Little Gan Right" Is verabe Tommy In atsrsc-
tivcness
The reheasas for the grand June festival in sieinway
Hall have already commenced. The programme for the
week Of the grandes description and nearly I've hun.
dred artists and performers have been engaged.
Mr. y. b. Mills the pianist, who has such Last
ing reputation IN this city by his playing, for the past
season In particular sails Tor Europe this week and
will probably represent American pansm Al the Espcsi-
toe