The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-02

%. Louis Is tuning itself for opera oo,t0e
Ais Fanny Price u fav0ring the Buffalonians will
Foul Piay.n
'Foul Play" will be indicted on the Philadelphia
On Monday next
The Theatre Comique in Louisville opens tomorrow
evening with strong company.
Charles Dickens - to receive $4,000 for his series
Of 100 farewell readings in England
y Nile. Pauline Lucca has been creating great sen.
oAtion at Leipsic In "Faust.n
,.nsyesnne de Ligneris," the new drama with which
me Vdeon opened, is dead failure Its authors
HUndine" and her graceful half.clad nymphs win
prince about and stand on tptoe for the last time
81 we QUAKER City tomorrow night.
composed BY Prince P0natowski. 1t Is destined for
tyne debut OF Miss Minnie Hauck, the American star
non whose rising SO much Is expected in Paris dur.
70 said that Mr. DION B0ucicault has gone TO Paris
70 arrange terms with Paris manager for the repro
SuuOu0n OF "AIter Dark" In the French capital. A
cool proceeding, this II it De true. But perhaps
french audiences have forgotten Lies Bohemiens de
8 In Italy there is lyric company called the Gre
gore troupe, which goes about from town to town
Periorning the light operettas known as the Partisan
2ePert0ire. At the present moment 1t Is at Rome
&ivlng the music OF Herve and Onenbach, "LEu
Oreye,, and the "Belle Helene.n
y MI. Bateman has perfected arrangements whereby
,Ine facilities for approaching Pixies Opera House
Uurfng the season Of opera 0Ol66 will be increased
in accordance with which a number OF vehicles viii
@e specially detailed to leave Union Square and the
Xutl Avenue Hotel every two minutes from half
PaSs ok until eight O'Clock each evening, and pro-
Ceed direct to the theatre. Equal cOnvenlences will
pt0vided Tor the return OF the visitors after the
oao6e OF the performance.
Vvenbach and Manager Grau's Opera BouHe
Company.
jacques Onenbach, the popular opera bo,t1e COM
poser although complaining bitterly OF American
managers, on the ground that he receives from them
4lenT Of glory but no money, is nevertheless mag
naqmous enough to congratulate the leading artists
PI II. Grau's new company on their American en-
aeements, and to say good word also for the en-.
kefprisng manager, as win be seen by the following
letters written BY NJ. O1snhach to Madame Rose
Sott o. Mr: Graus troupe, and to NJ G. Nandres his
VILLA oRPHxE, ENrRYrAr, Angus. H. ian
EHr DnAB MADAMK-I happy hear that Won save for
AN YORK With the view Of interpreting my works am
VII ve you the recognition which You have met SveTv
Your here has been great but with YOUR
eev rumphs none meri. them than you Az rsvosi
- kind enough to Let me hear from you often.
as assurance OF my most diasinga;nsa continent
n ne following extracts are taken from letter
written BY N. Onenbach on the 4kh OF August to his
publisher, n. g. Mandres:- -
receipt Of the letter which you notify me that
6ork iss Desciassss and Fonsne feel very happy Of
D know already OF the engagement Of Madame Bell
~ ha Sr.ss1 her letter Of oonUasuiAsion There is
have heard through friend Carrier Of the engagement
IN As q my sad S sy ssS
%hsm sdass, but as repor
81 r es soa % Sys
vea rsri similar array Of talent and feel hattered
Dn my "npo 81 20 yar S s
= eecoud Paris and the Atlantic exists no more.