The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-02
Mts.CAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

At the Ahambra, San Francisco, the "Prates OF
SACRAMENTO was recently brought out In an inn
proved and truly villanous manner.
Chanfrau "Sam" closes his engagement at the
Howard Athenaum, Boston, this week.
"Nobody's Child" probably half brother or sis
ter to "Nobody's Daughter has found an asylum In
the theatre at Helena, Montana Territory, where II
Is at present being properly cared for by certain
Mrs. Langrishe and Mr.. waldron.
"L'Abime," at the Vaudeville Paris is reckoned
TO be OF the most successful pieces ever produced
IN that city.
Two celebrated Partisan danseuses are hors de
combat AZ the present moment Mile Granzow has
crushed her foot and Nile. Pioretti has tumblcd
down stairs They both recovering, however
and hope in few days TO make their temperance
Nile: Nilsson makes her rentree at the Academic
lmperiale, Paris, early In August.
Auber's Premier Jour de Bonheur" is in rehearsal
at Prague, Pesth, vienna, Dresden and Munich.
ances In the English provinces during the ensuing
autumn Mr. Mapleson will bring over the majority Of
such well known artists as Mile. TieJens, Miss Kel-
logg and Mile Nilsson.
The "Grand Duchesse, at last accounts was holding
court in san Francisco. MISC Emma lawson, q
promising young American prima donna, was
creating quite aJtoore In the role Of the frocksomc
Duchess.
The director OF the Gazette tparis) has applied to VI.
Victor Hugo for permission to play his drama OF
''Mason Delorme."
Philadelphia rejoices in the possession of two con.
jurors who nightly play the very mischief among
the lovely Quakeresses, with new sensation styled
"Diaboorum, or Nights in Dreamland."
Lingard, the London mimic Is In Hartford recev.
ing great deal of applause and less stamps from
the apprecattve Connectcuters.
troupe OF blind musicians have recently been
concentrating the Nevadians. They are credited with
having given an excellent show.
The Viennese opera closed at the end or last month
with "Fausp and re-opened again the LIST OF July.
Mrs. Bowers has gone to Sacramento, after having
played successful engagement OF eight weeks IN
San Francisco.
The chivarous warriors OF the "TIubn are still
lighting their ~ battles again by the aid OF the
far Sallie Brownson Goodrich and the Panorama OF
the War.
Rubinstein receives for his visit to London OF six
weeks the sum OF $500 from Chappell A Co. Halle
receives Zoo FOR the eight recitas and Patti GS00
year rom tne same speculative firm.
The Theatre Rossint, at Passy has been sold for
So, GOO In gold. II originally cost $4,000.
by his connection with the Theatre Lyrique, Paris
His debts amount to over $1,000 and he has sacri
nced everything, even his furniture to meet the de-
mands OF his creditors. Madame Carvalho has stip-
uaed to pay the cred tors $4,000 out OF her profess
sional earnings.
A remarkable drama by NM. Jules Adenis, O. Gas.
tineau and Robert Houdin holds possession of the
Ambigu Comique. II Is called ssIa Czarrev and IA
IN i've acts and eight tabeaux. The subject Is Cafha-
rine the Second. Kcmpelen the inventor OF the
automaton chess player, is an important character
and the chess player itself has important role In
the piece. II is very ingeniously managed the ar.
rangemens being due TO Mr.. Robert lilo din. the
conjuror. The piece is altogethera success.