The New York herald., 1869-06-02

soA., -sng In this act the waltz song which Is IN
III sre = olsss5 Sssuss g
aria "Ees Iaments-' 'ons de Fredegoade." which.
sIIswcd that this truly ao rirab!e artistic was wet
acqoainted with grand Operr, In the last ace che
ntaoaasea the fs@S9s SS DS'sfo Droved SsfseM
worthy or tue high reputation which she won here
at her DEBUT. Mlie. Desciauzas lGalsuintnel made
her appearance In the middle OF tue second act ana
versa and well deserved applause. Her ptquans.
appearance MAKE er Irresistible in every roe whch
se- UNDERTAKES. It WIN be long before we have
Nine Bell and MlEs Desciauzas in ihs city. Carrier
sang m his usual apakhe6c manner, ano
d sscSs s Srush ss entered ass S
and Rizere Qarniryf filled their r6ses passabsy and
Messrs Genot Francis Mussay ana CnoRin ~ saSs sSs
comic element abouS the 0pera-.more SO than tn
"IIEn Grove" 1t has spirit andlwhat we might
IS FAR superisr 10 that Of oienbach and Is worthy Of
opera comatQ1e. The finale of the second act y full
work the same variety and spce as ma5 be found
in .Geneysver IL is pisy 1 shat !, MT. a. Gssu re-
Had it been brought out earlier II would have had
an immense run. Ite chorus and orchesfra, under
seps wss ali 81 tat eoa Be desyd Mr. aS mas
certainty selected brilliant work 10 ciosehs season
OF opera Oou6e.
DIusicaI and theatrical Notes.
flying column q opera boufers fom the Fifth
Avenue theatre headed BY Irma aEsf Anjac, held
possession OF the Brooklyn Academy ~ Music lass
night. and tickled TIN, naughty aristocrats OF tho
'Heghts" with Orenha ach's la Perichcls" and thc
breezy cancan. Mile. b onfanfl, assisted by corps
de ballet during the pro, yress OF the opers treated
those present to some cha racterstc saltatoa gyra
tlons which they eviaentl relished with much zest
The pious people VINO nhai bit "the proud village ON
the Heights" have taken kin dly to opera oonde and
Its delightful concomitants but as the 0ciDe eeasoa
is rapidly drawing to clos they VIII be aaorded
but very few more opportun tiles lor induigln9 -
however, once more have the xcrucsailng pleasure
OF witnessing something resemb ing, ~ q meaSuro,
Sab q set To- the ewa ravsh1S mus. Of rbe Beus
The regular musical and dram tito season In the
city abruptly on a zig z
will remain open during the SUNNI er TO prevent OR
citizens from becoming clogged WI tn toomuca pan
The Grand Opera House closes on Saturday even
ing, Notwithstanding that "Patrte'- the drama now
ment
The Theatre Comique also closes on aturdag even
blondes Of Sarlesaue open on the 7ofiox ing Monday
at Selwyn's theatre, Boston, for the sum mer:
satardass s evsn,ns. % but the theatre opens agss p
Monday for the summer season with the M w paAs0.
% Iaur troupe rom England % viii make tSer fss bow
before an American audience.
The opera 0OuDe season at the Tneatre fEHuc1o
closes with the end OF next week. The theatte 0pe01
shortly afterwards for brief season Of GOMEZ ah0
standard drama by company from S9iwynS
theatre, Boston.
The opera oO,6e season will probably close at the
Fifth avenue theatre on or about the 2oth inst ne
theatre will afterwards remain closed until the. fal
The San Francisco Minstres VIII wash their iburnt
cork faces at the end OF next week and VIA not
smear them again until September or October. when
their hall Will again be opened for the reception OF
their friends.
Bryants' Minstres and the Tammany will probably
close at an early day.