New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22
MUSIC.

The sale of tickets for the "Carlotta Patti
Concerts the first OF which will take place next satur-
day. at stenway Hall commenced yesterday, and will DO
continued throughout the week at the Hall and az NOS
T0l and ia Broadway
concert, for the benefit of the sufferers by
the Avondae calamity viii BIO given next Sunday even
ing at Steinway Hail. by the principal artists Of tho
Parepa Rosa Troupe all OF whom have volunteered their
services Mr. Senwsy gives the free use OF his hall for
the occasion
We are requested by Mr.. Max Maretzek to
contradict dstnctyhe recently published in
contemporary to the effect that at one period OF his
management he refused to allow the late Mr. Pamo to
enter the Academy of Music. The story altogether
TOO improbable to be credited. without formal de-
NAL especially consideration OF Mr.. Maretzeks we'll
known participation in entertainments for Mr. Palmos
benefit toward the close of that gentlemans fe but
he regards 1t intended, and perhaps calculated, to
inure him personally, willingly present his denial
The French Opera Troupe will this evening
appear at the Academy OF Music for the first time in
NewYork. La Juive" is selected for the opening-a
work calculated afford extreme test OF the merits
OF the company IL will be by the cast Of characters
IN our advertisement columns that the principal artists
are all new and unknown in NewYork. They will at
least enjoy the advantage OF being heard without preu
dice Two balles will be introduced under the direction
OF Mr. Van Hamme, and we are promised degree OF at
tention 10 choral and scenic effects of late
years at Academy Every connoisseur should be in
terested in this enterprise IL it succeed. and IL the
pledges of the programme be fairly carried out, 1t will
serve as needed stimulus to the general operstc
progress OF this city The works announced in NJ Dry
anes reperory generally of high class and their
effective production here would be matter not only OF
present satisfaction. but OF obvious Importance for the
future.
The second performances of "The Bohemian
Girl" and LA sonnambula" were given on Monday
and Tuesday evenings. The improvement IN the
former was marked. The choruses were sung
with much greater spirit and precision than on the
frat night and the action OF the principal charac-
tiers was more consistent and harmonious through
out. II the performance was not altogether what
might have been desired, have at least the satsfac
ton OF knowing that neighbors in Brooklyn. who
are to be favored with "The Bohemian Girl tomor-
row night. will have had the benefit OF two
excellent rehesrsals in New-York In LA sonnam-
bula," last evening, Miss Rose Hersee confirmed
the agreeable impression she created ON Saturday.
Her equally pronounced, aud In some re
spects performance more worthy Of critical
approval OF popular applause she received almost a
surfet Mr. Albert Lawrence took the place OF Nh S. c.
Campbell Count Rudolph. but the change calls for
particular observation. For this evening, MallaCes
Mariana Is announced ut the French Theater. with
Madame Psrepa Rosa In the principal part Mrs. h. sa
rillo
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Hermann's next nights ut the Academy are
Thursday and Saturday.
Peril new drama, by Mr.. DOminich Muir
ray is In rehearsal at Woods Museum.
Afternoon performances are given mt the
Olympic and at the waverey Wednesdays well AS
Saturdays.
Mr. James Mace, an English prize tighter.
retired from the ring, making statue OF himself at
the Tammany Thcatcr
Miss Pauline Markham q performer whose
personal gracos have heen much admired is to have
benefit AT the 1unmany, on Friday evening next
London Assurance is to be acted, We un-
derstand, ut thc tiith Avenue Thcntcr Mrs scottSd
uons who II now ON the voyage "a New York viii mako
her hrst sppoaIonco tbere. lio ia Twelfth hghk-