The New York herald., 1868-03-18

An advertisement in q Cincinnati paper reads -
follows:-
De Pol's great European star ballet troupe, pre-
senting the most complete deEnnaa E,t ana satnsc
rendered doubly attractive by the nrst production IN
the West Of the greatest modern sensation. the Csn
Thus one Of the most degrading dances that sv@
emanated from Paris and which in that city ID con-
sidered the lowest type OF the terpsichorean art y
dignined as the greatest modern sensation.
Maguire's troupe Of Japs who were at Cro6by1
Opera House last year. were at Pesth, Hungary,
lately. curious scene ID reported to have taken
place there the occasion Of the first exhibition
They had been invited to breakfast by an amateur on
the morning Of a representation, and during the 70
past the strong white wines Of Hungary were crcu.
lated freely In due the doors OF the thcStre
were opened and all the seats were speedily occu-
o pos
announce that the actors were unable to appear IN
consequence Of having drunk too copousy at break.
fast. Great tumut ensued, and the result was that
the defaulters were obliged not only to return the
money received, but also to pay nne lor navine
failed in their duty to the public ahey are saa So .
Rstori's success in Havana has been the greatest
triumph that that stage has witnessed since the days
Of Jenny Lind whose Havana debut is SO well known.
The London Globe thus speaks OF Bandmanns Mar.
csse ne n the chappcser Of Narcsse 4
great feature OF the performance In short ~ nc
less the actor than the part which bespeaks aten-
Mr.. Fechter. general personal resemblance wiz
be apparent to most observers His style is some
thing very closely related TO tnas ene great Mnf
passed some time In America and there learned his
English-a much more respectable Accomplishment
are more manly and expressive than those OF the
gentleman who so long reirned supreme on the same
boards, and his facial expression Is incomparaoly
Another Of those dramas Of the sensational or
Boucicaut GLASS; with which the public continue 70
East London theatre II is entitled IA Quarter Of
Million OF Money" The fulcrum Of the plot-Lovs
vs.. Money-may be surmised from the title.
aHamIetn grand tragic opera by. Ambroisle
Thomas was produced, February 20, at the Imperfsi
Grand Opera House In Paris. Mlle. Nelson made her
rst appearance at this theatre In the chief soprano
Amer a lengthy and successful visit to Melbourne
ed on her return TO England, where she intends
81 wing series OF farewell performances previous 70
her na G M % om @ the stage Tne perform, M y.
Royal Highness the Duke OF EdnbuRg, who, when 1t
Melbourne. more than one occasion paid visit 70
the theatres FOR the purpose OF witnessing Nine. o
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Paul gave their popular en-
ssSecs S Bnan
February 26. Mrs. Paul was most enthuslasticany
received In her striking song, the Dream OF tne
favorie, "Rory O'More" gave great satisfaction OF
course her marvellous living photograph OF Mr Slime
Reeves was, - usual, tne oo7s5e oVo'0 "a siS S"eA
After numerous vicissitudes "Don Carlos' has q
length been brought out at Rome. large auaience
filled the Teatro Apollo but the opera was coidly re.
ceived. Most OF the numbers were neard IN glacial
silencen though the execution connded 10 steront,
Bremond, Mesdames stos and Vanien waa as good
TSe recent revival Of Mozas Don ciovannn as
the italian Opera Paris. has led TO the exhumation
OF the fact that the opera was performed IN that city
for the nrst time on the 18th OF October ISL with
fhe following cast:-GiovannL Tachinardi; 0ttavio,
Benelii; Leporello, Barilli; Masetto Porto; Donna
Anna, Madame Barilli; zeriina, Madame Fes'a; 81
v[ On March M. Charles Mathews Quilted the olym-
mic theatre for the provinces. where he will make
six " eeks' tour, after which Mr. and Mrs. Mathews
90 abroad for q few weeks more, and return to the
0lympio At Easter. A dramatic version OF Mr.. Ed
nynd Yates novel Of "Black Sheep has been pre-
pared expressly for them by the author OF the novel,
In conjunction with Mr., Palgrave Simpson. Mr..
Charles Mathews will sustain the character OF Routh
and Mrs. Charles Mathews will make her reappears
ance the stage In the character OF Harriet Routh
We learn from the French journals that signoe
Scoa, the brotherinaw Of Mile. Carlotta Patti, has
been suddenly attacked with brain disease during
the progress Of the Unmann tour In the south of
France. This unfortunate circumstances has natus
rally cast gloom over the party; Nile. Carotta IN
particular Was too anxious and weeried TO sing
either At Montpelier or ElsmcA Luckiy the tour
terminates In few dAys = Nloe, where the afctea
gentleman viii have tho best medical attendance.
U1inxnn has also been IT, 90 that the Management Of
i NJ ~ xorr,riG~ Il volvod VinnyfonnA