The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-12
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

The principal cities IN the South are amusement
The Newark Opera House Ia announced for sale.
Blind Tom "goes 1t bndr In Salem on Monday
evening. .lllye9
Mr.. Grau's great opera ooucs company sail rom
Brest to-day on the steamer St. Laurent.
Fanny Kemble will read "Antony and Cleopatra,
on Monday evening in Troy.
Mr.. II. 0rau's Inherent German operate troupe
will try to sing in Milwaukee on the nth inst.
Miss Fanny Janauschek, the German actress, viii
appear at the Academy OF Music In this city on tho
5th OF October and at Wizards theatre, Boston, on
the 10th OF the same month.
Madame W. v. Wallace, the widow OF the late
author OF "Luriine" "Marftana," the "Amber
WITCH" &c, recently arrived in this city from En-:
rope, and intends devoting herself during the fall
and winter to the teaching OF music. She IL al
present residing in Brooklyn, but can be addressed
through Messrs. Chickerng 4 Sons of this city.
The following matnees announced for TO-
day:-wallack's Little Nell and the Marchloness;'
olympic. 'i.umpty Dqmpty:' Broadway, The HID.
Lost I at Long Branch;' Theatre 6omquc "rne Lin,
Magician; pixies Music Hall, "Hibernicon;r Irving
Hall the Lincoln .'Diorama" Academy OF Music,
Brooklyn "Barbe Bleue." by the Bateman opera
The TIE dramatic critics are getting themselves into
sna They have aTeady o aMo 6vsr na
deterioration of the modern drama, and the Puf-
who Insist that everything Is perfection IN the
metropolis at present. sharp newspaper war Ia
threatened between these parties, and, indeed the
preliminary skirmish has already occurred between
The Telegram and the Tribune The critic Of the
latter opened the ball few days since IN a severe
article denouncing the "Jeremiahs," and claiming
that, notwithstanding their whining, the drama in
the metropolis Ia more ably Interpreted now
than at any time from Siiakspcare's prime to
the reign OF Garrick and the old comedy WRITER'S
The Telegram, "Jeremiah thereupon slaslcs the
"Puifer'' with some keen arguments, and COM
petely floors him with an expose OF the New fprx
dramatic ring and its foreign influences. The
'Jeremiahs" claim that the deterioration OF the
drama IL owing to the failure TO encourage native
talent and the prcjudees existing against that talent,
either matured or iH the GERM In this nrst en-
counter the Jeremiahs" have decidedly the best OF
IT, the defences OF the opposition being completely
battered down. II IL very pretty quarrel az Ie
stands, but may result, however, In bringing ABOUT
some reform III the direction aimed at.
BANKRUPT VINO IS 4 BANKRuPT-We nave
nation OF the five hundred and nftyseven creditors
of Mr.. Ker Boyce, that q warrant IN bankrupcy mas
been issued out OF the District Court OF tne Oni.eQ
states for the Southern District OF Georgia against
the estate OF Ker Boyce, adjudged bankrupt, upon
his own petition; that the payment Oh any debts
and the delivery or any property pelonging 70 SAID
bankrupt to him or for his use, enu tne uanHer or
any property by him are foroidaen oy law. inc
amount owed is e. 52o,923 The creditors, with few
exceptions live In New York, aefew In Philadelphia
and baltimore about twenty In dnerent cities OF the
southern states-three living IN Savannan. A meet
inc 81 the creditors to prove their debts and choose
one or more assgees OF his estate, will be held at
court of bankruptcy september 1s In Augusta, Ca
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