The New York herald., 1870-11-04

SrADT rHEATRE.-At this theatre last evening o
numerous audience witnessed the performance OF
the excellent play "Czar ana Carpenter (Czaar una
Zlmmerman)." The musical arrangements under
the direction OF Herr A. Neundorn have
been greatly improved, and now form
n mis- the
"Czaar und zimmerman" Is very good. Herr
BierlinR took the part o. Peter the Great while
sented Peter Jwanow, young mechanic, while
Herr HUlzel acted the more dicnlt part OF Burger
supposed to take place. herr Hoizel Is an n
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part OF Marie, as the niece Of the BIrgermeister;
ner II sc and
Herr Habelmann "a the French Marquis OF Chat
teneuf and Herr Large as the English Ambassador
at Saardam did well and were loudly applauded.
Altogether, the entertainments is very well put upon
the stage, and an evening spent at the Stadt
theatre may be said to be well employed at the pre-
NEW YORK CIRCUs.-This admirable institution
has entered upon what promises to be the most
successful OF its Not only the best OF the
Old favorites have been retained, but many new
faces have been introduced. The business has been
excellent and uniform since the opening night
ss and
Messrs. Fills and StIckney did some wonderful
6s. Ieats Of he MhorsemanshiP, and % the humor q the
liams, kept the house In roar. The Australian
Family and Levanline Brothers, and q well-trained
tertanmenf. Mr.. Boswod's orchestra is superior to
what one generally hears at an establishment OF
tins Kind In week or two tho successor OF the
late lamented Cynocephalus Will make its bow.
ASSOCIATION HALL-EUTERpR CoNcERT-A num-
Der Of ladies and gentlemen forming choir OF fifty
good vocalsts, an orchestra and an association of
organlsts, pianists and composers have organized
musical society under the name "Euterpen for
the purpose OF giving series of concerts and re-
hcarsals In New York and Brooklyn. The first con-
audience, at the above hall. Mr.. John P. Morgan
was the conductor. To give an idea OF the high
Wors have art as e
Psalm, for tenor solo, chorus and orchestra, Ferd-
nand Hitler first time in America); trio and two
chOruses from the unfinished Orator1o, "Christusn y
by Mendessohn first time in America); Respon-
sorlum ct Hymnus. for male voices, with vloloncello
deissohn first time in America); three motets
capella. chorus with soil, NJ Hauptmann; 'sMitten
wir I'm Leben sind' c,ln the Midst Of Life.' &cl,
Americal Psalm ia, .'When Israel out Of Egypt
Came,n rnotet capella, MSS, 3. r. Richter Jirst
Sist slme IN AMERICA; "Dis @ Ersis u %alpafals is
n Nsont" ,6 ballad by Goethe. music BY Mendels-
gathered together Is calculated to carry through the
enterprise successfully In an artistic Poi1t Of View
Tocs Tas 0S sssy much
played in Them last night The enterprise, like
those Of the Church Music Association Glee and
the support Of the public. such societies and their
entertainments tend to elevate the public taste and
estaOllsh healthier spirit In music. The attempt
alone Is worthy OF praise, and when earnestness,
talent and conscientious perseverance are brought
into or nrequislon there should be different response
on the part OF the public from that which Mr.. Nor
gan and the "Euterpe" received last night
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTREI.s.-Last evening the
mlrth-provoking performance Of the San Francisco
Minstrels kept large audience in continuous
In addition to the other funny things done the new
song and dance "Let Me Be,n as performed by
Of laughter. The ballad 'Uont be Angry With Me.
Darlingn was well sung by MIR. D. 8. Wambold. and
Charley Backus, Billy Birch and Bernard by their
dro REPRESENTATIONS contributed TO the mlr 0f the
audience. +~@ ~ #t NJ
new Como OPERA TsoUPE.-We understand
that tho celebrated Lyster Comic opera Troupe.
which has created great sensation In California, is
under engagement to Manager George Wood, ana
VIII appeaSat an early day At the Museum.
THH AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.-The pleasure
seeking public have not much longer to enjoy the
fne exhibition Of the American Institute, which
closes tomorrow. The attendance has been very
large throughout this season. and we are not sur.
psed 70 learn tnat no previous fair OF this ancient
the present. The award OF premiums and closing
ADDRESS are TO be announced at four O'CLOCK Satur-
DAY afternoon.
chhNCh nEADIS0S- series OF Frencn TenuluBS
and recitations. the first Of which comes on this
evening" is to be given during the present month at
the hail of the Union League Club. The programme,
as advertised, promises rich intellectual treat ana
will no doubt rebound TO the already high character
OF Mr.. Favarger as French scholar and lecturer.
WESTERN EMIGRATION FROM THE SoUrH.-Nearly
OIL the interior papers OF West Tennessee and North
Mississippi mention that movers In wagons are pass
ing through dterent places, going west OF the My
sisslpp river. They are from NORTH Georgia. Nortn