The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-05

rnnNoh IhkArkB.-A most entnual8SttC reception
was given last evening at this theatre to Mile. Ailne
LamDee, who made her drst appearance before
New York audience ~ Eurydics In "Orphee aux En-
fers" the first and tive may safely say the best OF
Ofienbach's operas. Into this opera the composer
threw all the ardor Of his first inspiration. Many OF
the themes OF the "Belle Helene" and OF "Ls Grande
Duchesse were borrowed from II, for Ofenbach does
not hesitate TO pllage for himself. The part which
NILE. Lambele 80 successfully sustained last
evening was originally written for Tantin, nine
years ago, and "Orpheus" met with such immense
success a. to be played five hundred and MY
times In Paris and four hundred times in Berlin.
The opera ooa1e seems to he gaining ground every
England to psy oaS s mas ss %sSn
Grande Duchesse," 'l'Orph6e,n ia Belle Helene"
and LA Barbe Beue." Last evening one Of the
duet In the first act with NJ. Deere (Orpheus) with
accompaniment obi0atO on the violin by this gen.
LsmSoes pastoral aria ia was both SppIsaSed and
encored Another interesting feature was the second
saoieau representing the gods and goddesses asleep
ana snoring ana ending with their waking up to all
the excitement OF an olympic cancan.
GI0RzA's GRAND CONCERr On Wednesday even.
ing last IT the Musical Hail. corner of Fifth avenue
and Fourteenth street, complimentary concert was
given 70 Professor GiOrxa teacher OF vocal music In
which he was assisted by Miss Annie and Miss Fanny
Poweli-daughters Of Powell tho historical painter
and Miss Maria Ptkn, private pupils; by Madame
Phyfe and the Misses 8. Burgy, l.. e. Burdett, G.
O'Connell and Maggie Mahoney, and by the following
professional artsts:-Madame Camilla Urso, volinis;
Signor Massimliani, tenor; Sgnor Bellini baritone;
Signor Fassati, basso cantante; SignOr Garibold,
basso, and signor Abere, pianist. GLORIA con-
ductor. large and stylish audience was present.
The programme opened with pretty quartet
from "Campana," by the two Misses Powell, Miss
Burdett and Mrs. Phyfe the execution OF which pre-
pared the house for the success Of the whole bill Of
nineteen different selections The aria from Verdi's
"Attila, by Garboldl caused the very appropriate
remark from critical lady, There's splendid bassO
lost al nesco" "The Dream, :" by Camilla Urso on
Bull were only younger man, and all other con-
siderations were harmonious to this end what
charming Ursa Major the hddle) would be for the
great Norwegian. Gi0raas "Ripet che mani" was
teto from Verdi that diamond brooch OF 'RigoettO'l
by Miss +. Powell, Mrs. Phyfe, Massmiani and Bel
ln made the welkn ring with the echoes of the old
mattel" "Non'a YER" Miss f. Powell fairly earned
the enthusiastic recall of the house, as In "L'Elisr
d'Amore" did Miss Fanny ana Fossati. Giorza's
Nightingale Polka" by Miss Burlett, was neatly
and decately rendered, rs was "La Stella" by Miss
Pitkin and the duetto from Ricci's Chiara OF ROsen
berg" sung publicly for the first time In America, as
done by Fossah and GarbOldi was as inspiring as
the rattling rigmarole Of Figaro" or ie gato'a
sparkles OF la Belle Helene" The chorus by the
company, the finale OF "Ernani," given with a WILL
ended the pleasant entertainment. From this test
OF his pupils GLORIA had every reason to rejoice with
them over the cake and wine.
THEATRE CoMIQUE.-The programme for the pres
ent week at this popular place Of amusement Il as
varied as II Is attractive, and combines both negro
and melOdramatic sketches Besides the usual
variety of songs Dances acrObatc exercises, classic
groupings and aerevOlante nghts-the latter by
Nous. Airec, and graceful IA they are dangerous
there are A Trip to Paris" farce The Mutton
Trial" laugIabIe picture Of justice, and The
NyInphs OF the Caribbean Sea-" buretta, full OF
improbable situations, elegant dancing, sweet music
and magnificent scenery. The "Trip to Paris Z" In
PRODUCES. during the Exposition, two American
negroes, Josh Brown and his companion, Geo. VIII
liains, TO the lady Of Il house with apartments
TO- et n TINS iady r IN n, love Wsn a,s gs
In coal box, where he is unwittingly Toured by the
American gentleman and subsequently arrested. his
gay uniform being made black and white from coal
and -four. by comrades robber OF the most
daring character. The situations are udicrons in
is exceedingly iaughablc. Joseph Sheppard, ne
gro Of the darkest hue Is charged by ponpous gen.
having broken Into his sheep fold and 'cut dc lroais
ob fourteen Ob his sheep" Joseph is arrested and IS
placed on trial before Judge Bedford. His counsel
I0inbs lawyer: one Howe whom Old Snarl recog
Dizes as ''de gcmman wot stole dem scbcDteen
yards OF clorD. in an eloquent speech. worthy
sensibIlItics OF the Judge who Is always Ito be
seen" by counsel or persons acquitted on INSULT
city. The Judge succeeds In confusing the com.
painant and on the conclusion Of the appeal in be-
half of the prisoner the evidence b reviewed in very
amusing manner by the "Bcnch." The result of the
investigation into the "aw or the cases. turns upon
the FACT that the prisoner has mother ninety seven
years Old who works from six O'Clock In the morn
ing until twelve O'Clock night Ia support him, ana
therefore H. would be unjust 20 deprive her OF his
soacc ~ This sketch Of Mr.. White was received
with roars OF laughter. For FUN innocent amuse-
ment and variety ''from grave 20 gay, from ridcu-
Ions Ia suDlinler recommend 10 pleasure seekers,
a they are not too byparcritical!y inclined. even
ing AZ the Theatre Coniquc.
MusicnI and Thcafricui Notes.