The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-10
Musical and Theatrical Notes.

Julian Romea tile famous Spanish actor, is dead.
Miss Louisa Payne does not intend o visit America
this year.
Edwin Forrest IL announced to play Ia syracuse
| on the 22d inst.
| NJ. ana Madame cucymard have been separated
! by judicial decree.
I Madame George Sand has dramatized hsr n0Ve',
''Monte Reveche"
Grip Van Wrinkle" and "FouI Play" are the at
fractions of the hour III Chicago.
Ers. Frances Anna Kemblc VIII read Antony
and Cleopatra" In Troy on Monday next.
The composer OF ''Marthan has Just married his
cousin, Mile. Rosa de Flotow.
Mile Nilsson has been unwell lately, and ''llalnet"
has given way to "La JurYe."
A new dancer Mile. Marctetti is making q great
sensation At Florence.
Madame la Marquise de Caux has had an cnor-
nous success al Baden i'm -isucia" anu "Oon Pa5-
quale"
yesterday per steamer Scotia rom Liverpoe.
Mr. Edwin Booth recently purchased some "cloth
of gold for his new costume In 'Rcheheu,' at $40
a yard.
work or demolition is even now about TO commence.
something useful 1t Is said viii DC erected IN It's
place.
pearance in Italian opera. 1t Is supposed That
Madrid will he chosen for her debut which will be
made M Norma or In 'Semralaiae." 49, mob.
Max Maretzek commences q season OF TWO Weeks
at the Opera House, Chicago, on the 2Stn ihst, WIN
his company OF Germans aud ilains' u ne nn may couiI
very well as a provincial mapager, Out nc ooi ,u
never expect to succeed as the heao Vi he'iopoir
The first and last "Barbe Bleue" matinee in Brook
Iyn win be given at the Academy OF Music on Satur
day next by the company now performing at Nblo's:
AS this is the first occasion OF the introduction OF
the ballet in the pous Oity Of Churcnes IL Is pre-
sumed that the house will be crowded: win, ..,,.r
The Toledoans were charmed last night Win mar.
thai, in German. This evening they Will be favored
with Ezra Davoo in the same f%s langa aaaS osre
troupe are, according to the bills, IRON New
York" ,,
houses at the Holiday Baltimore where he remains
until Saturday after which he goes To- BuliaIo. In
mock heroic ana serio-comic roles Mr. Lehingwel Is
inimable and creates quite sensation wherever ne
| The living op6ru boNGe column, under the COM
| mand OF Impresario Bateman, has captured 10
ronto and Ia treating the inhabitants OF that
| town to an unadulterated version OF la Belle
! Heene.n Its next maneuvre VIII be by soma pha-
lanx on Chicago where 1t proposes taking the popu-
| lace by storm on next Monday night.
| Not long since two companies OF the Forty-iOurtn
regiment United states Army 1t is said, appeared as
supers In the moonlight march IN the play OF
.Ours,' at Washington theatre The iact Is merely
mentioned 10 show how useful the army may be
made in times of peace and how the taxpayers sup
| port men TO play soldiers. .
| Reports from Paris state that In the theatrical
world things are ut a Rtandst, boxes at the Grand
opera not being much inquired after and stalls dull.
"iaustn being set free by the failure OF the lyrque
(which theatre be 1t said. Is about to reopen Is to
be produced this season at the Grand opera, NILSSON
| being the Marguerite.
The Japanese troupe OF Professor Risley, whose
successful debut In Madrid we recorded some weeks
since will shortly return to this country. Mean
| time they are exciting quite nxrore in SPAIN La
| Espdna one OF the leading Madrid papers, Is quite
enthusiastic their feas, and declares that Euro
acrobats arc nowhere In the race when matched
against the japanese.
| We Have Sold BdEneits Extracts for Cook
prpoes for the past two years and believe them equal
| hnrn rad