The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-03

Edwin Booth Rsmless Il in Boston this week.
Hermann is prestidigtating IN Philadelphia
Joe Jefferson Rip Van Wrinkles In Chicago to- NOR
row night
Patti gives o grand concert in washington this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams will humor the
citizens OF "Porkapolisn this wsek with round
OF their Irish and Yankee impersonstions.
The Thompsonian burlesquers will exhibit "Sn-
the present week.
Kate Fisher aud her horse "Black Bess" tickled
the stoical spinsers OF Worcester on Monday night
with "Mazeppa."
Parepa-Rosa favors the moral Chicagoans with
another week OF English opera
The Rchings-Be Bernard opera Troupe will operate
In Buffalo all this week.
Brgnoll delights the citizens or st. Louis with
Italan opera this evening.
Edwin Forrest commenced a i've nights engage
ment In Buffalo on Monday evening.
john .. Clark the American comedian, now play
ing IN London with signal success, viii continue his
English engagements until spring.
Bouclcaulrs last sensation. lost at Sea-" was
produced ut the Arch street theatre Philadelphia. for
she irst time IN this country on Monday evening.
chang, the elongated Chnaman and his almond
eyed vile kin-F0o exhibit themselves this week
the worrcl Sisters win prance and sing In the
Duri,esduss o. "i.aiia Rookh, and Belle heene' In
Louisville during the present week.
Lelingwe, the great Romeo Jaffler jenkins, will
be "a Victim OF circumstances IN Pittsburg all this
week.
Zoe, "the Cuban Sylph,n sensationalizes the Lam
casterans IN pennsylvania this evening.
Among The European celebrities VINO contemplate
professional visits TO the United States this season
are Mr.. ana Mrs Charles Mathews, J. ID. Blackstone,
L. A. Sothern and Anna Cora MowatI.
Kate Reignoids Is starring In the West with ssThe
Serpent on the HEARTH" by means OF which she Is
gaining much success. This week she plays in
Mr.. Maurice Neville, by request, win repeat his
impersonation OF "Otheo, IN German. during tho
MI. Tayeure assumes sole control OF the French
theatre on November &, when no Will produce new
sensational drama OF London life by Henry Leslie
ana Jonh ;. Clark The drama, tho title OF which
has not yet been announced, Is said to be q strong
one both In story and construction, and is likely,
therefore, to attract attention.. The scenery was
all painted IN London by artist OF high Iepute,
ana VIII represent some fifteen or more views OF
London street scenes.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ]. Florence still continue their
triumphal career In San Francisco. Their houses
are nightly packed and 1t Is estimated that at tho
close or their engagement they Will be richer by
$500 In gold than they before their departure
from this city. Mrs. Florence had been suffering
convalescent, and was denghting her new admirers
with her excellent singing. Her songs have become
yery popular IN san Francisco, ana even the boys on
the streets are singing them.
A very interesting concert came or on Friday
night at the Conservatory OF Henry Moenhauer, on
Scncrmerhorn street, Brooklyn. Tho principal per-
formers were the pupils OF the conservatory assisted
by M0llonhauer himself ana the able professors Of
the institution. The only vocalist on the occasion
was Miss Mary Taylor, young lady OF great pro-
mise. She has clear fresh soprano voice, which
she used with excellent Judgment ana sang with al
the graceful ease OF professional concert singer,
profession which, we believe che Is about TO adopt
and which she Will certainly adorn Tho piano per-
formanccs OF the pupils exhibited a great deal OF
proficiency. The hail was crowded by q very
fashionable audience.
Mr.. II. Graus German opera troupe, which OF late
has been meeting with considerable success both in
this city and IN Brooklyn, brought their season TO
brilliant Close last Saturday evening nj the Theatre
Francals The opera performed upon this occasion
was s'Robcrt 10 Diabe." which was given In the
same unexceptlonablo manner as have been the
other works by this company On the 10Th OF No
venber the troupe Will naugurate season OF grand
German opera in Philadelphia, where they Will
doubtless meet with as great success as has at
tended their Efforts Ia this vicinity.
The art or music appears to have met with very
determined enemy In the person OF the Mayor OF
Mireval near Montpelier who, according TO q
French journal OF the 10th OF October Just issued
an Official notice on the subject
Whereas instrumental music Is permanent provocaton
to disorder and excitement to mutual hatred fell
low citizens, whereas the public interest
put OF Its hereby declare
that Ii forbidden TO play music the village nns cafes,
eating houses aud oho public places without author
xAton 1t Is also fobiden to give balls sorees concerts
In the same places without our permission.
Hts worship then proceeds to threaten pains and
penalties against ali persons who shall venture to be
musical atter that warning, which bears date the
2stn or September last