The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19

A concert win be given at Steinway Hall ON Satur-
day night for the benet OF the artists OF Ole Bulls
troupe who lost all their effects in the terrible dis
aster ON the Ohio river. Miss Barton and MessrS-
Ole Bull, G. r. Hail. J. NJ Pattison, G. w. Morgan
and e. Lansing will appear on this OCCASION The
programme win be one OF excellence, and the object
should attract . full house.
"Genevieven is again the nsrors at the Theatre
Francais 1t will be given every evening during the
week and also at the Saturday matinee Monday
will mark the one hundredrh representation OF this
charming opera in this CITY,
Tomorrow evening will be the last OF the opera
bOuDe season at the Grand Opera House. ''Orphee
aux Enfers'' win be given upon this occasion for the
benefit OF Messrs. Leduc, Lagrinoul and Duchcsne.
'srhe Tempest under G. w. Tayleure's manage
ment, will be the next attraction at this house.
The Worrell Sisters are charming the Chicagoans
with 'Barbe BIeue."
The Broadbrims Of the Quaker City are signing
for the genuine opera ooue; but they don't want Il
until the middle OF April, at which time their
Academy Of Music Is unengaged
The sManager In Distress was played In R0ches-
ter. That style OF thing WIN prevail here before
4 Boston paper coolly disposes OF the magnificent
opera troupe organized BY Pere Bateman and now
playing In that jaundiced village under management
or ]. Fisk, Jr, wholly unworthy OF MENTION save
Aujac, who has some pretensions. Poor little iriha
to be rutnessly iayed IN city where the pastoral
win over the pastoral Bostonans without the aid OF
the Olympic In Boston RECEIVERS from the desecra-
ton OF buresqre and has been elevated into
circus.
MISS Kellogg Is meeting with immense success in
Indianapolis
The good people OF Memphis did not relish 'sThe
Red Crooks as performed By Miss Leo Hudson. The
critics declare that 1t was the horse alone winch
made 1t .toierable.r
Mr.. Edwin Forrest Is attracting full houses IN
Newark.
The aWanderng Jew,- as personated By Mr.. Ed
ward Eddy, remains In Buffalo for week.
Al. Maurice Strakosch has purchased Rossni's
'Petite Messei from the composers WIDOW. u u
ruInored that NE tlpyesartO coltempiates having il
performed on the same day, and as far rs possiDie
az the same hour IN all the capitals OF Doth worlds
The Idea has, doubtless struck the viyacious FRENCH
imagination hugely.
The '.Italian Brigands, il the dramatic attraction
IN Nashville. MIR. L. Edwards and Mics hate Da-
venpOrt do the leading business
Detroit shOwmen give away 500 nightly 70 their
audiences by lot or lottery II has heretofore fallen
to the usners doorkeepers and female relatives OF
the management, at WHICH the good bufgaers o i'e
trolt marvel greatly.
burlesque on Miss Rush.on's career this coun-
try, called the 'sGushing Gioiinda,n has been pro-
duced in st. Louis at the Olympic.
Mrs. Scot-Siddons plays ihs week III LOUISVILLE
which also reioices just now IN the innitab.e and
only Joe Jefferson.
Lolita aud Rip Van Wrinkle jefferson are dividing
the hon0rs in Cincinnati.
strolling company OF players are deligllting the
Hooscrs OF Lafayette, Ind, with ot, or tee cricket
on the Hearth"
Miss lmoaene Tracy Is bewitchinr the TroIans by
playing Asnodeus IN 1.-THE Little DevIls SNARE
Mrs. D. r. Bowers VIII shortly appear 1T Mcticker's
theatre III Chicago IN new comedy entitled 'Snare,
or What Can't Money D0.'
James FISK Jr 10 advertised in the Boston papers
as The spropretOr'' OF .sFrencd OPERA Not a bad
thing to own; but who OWLS the kugs.; oYeras
likewise the ltalian2