The New York herald., 1871-12-07

Home Chit chnt.
A man In Cincinnati is organizing brass band or
twenty young women.
Mr.. F. S. Chanirau appears to be the leading
q attraction IN San Francisco az present.
The Chapman Sisters commenced brief engage.
ment at Savannah. Ca. November q.
The Titusvilie Herald depicts the "Lydian melo.
dies falling from the lirs OF the blondes like pearls
from the mouth OF Tuscaloosa clam" L. Thomp.
son Is there. s.f
The next rehearsal Of the Brooklyn Philharmonic
tral selections are spohr's ony, .'The DeIi %
cation OF S0und;' LlsLps "T9sso' (poem SYM
Phoniqael ana wsbsrs JuDsl Overture I've Miss Annie
Messrs. Mckee Rankin & A. L. Parkes have leased
the Fifth Street Opera House, St. LOUIS. for period
q three r. to esaS theatre
company that played at the olympic last week will
be remodelled-tne oest members to be retained and
other good comedians 10 be secured. The building
will undergo many internal changes anu the first
performance by the new company will be given on
Mrs. Macready, whose inpersonation or shylock
Is said TO be artistic In the highest sense OF the
word, starts on tour commencing at Poughkeep.
uel r. Cary. The following Is her route:-P Pouon.
kcepsie Albany, Utica. Watertown, OsweRo, Syra-
Titus Ttusyiiie oil Utv Cleveland AXIOM sandusky ro. To.
edo, Detroit, Jackson, kalamazoo, Fort Wayne, In
saa aeIrs sSura Day
Wiikesbarrc, Scranton Newark, Paterson and Eliza.
beth.
Regarding Rullman's Vienna Lady Orchestra
which Is now divided into two troupes-wc have
heard the following news:-vienna Female Orchcs-
ca ca Sss sensos Gsny sn ssss
Sn BnShamSon ,ssh nmS I1th Scranton Pal i2tn Wilkes
n. ana Pal ~ ls1n dRa a
Sotn Allentown. 2lss; EEasson E 22d; Newark, 23d.
a section o ena sae
opened In watertown, Wis. 3Osh; thence to
Fond du Lac shepoygan, Oshkosh Green Bay,
st. Paul, Madison, Janesviiie Beioit ana Racine
Carr scherustein. muslcal director; 7. A. Bauer,
vsmDer 2S from Bremen she mas been engaged by
both the New York and Brooklyn Philharmonic
societies for the winter.
DritIngs Abrond.
Herr Flotow's "Ombreu has been produced at
Vienna, at the An der Wien Theatre with great
success.
A Vermont girl. now Mrs. e. V. N. Hitchcock, has
risen to the musica height OF pTima donna OF tho
grand opera 1t Brussels
The cast for Signor verdi's "AIda,n to be pro-
duced IN Milan after the first representation in
Cairo comprises Mesdames les stoz and Waamsn the
dol1, and the bass, Signor Matnt
Frau Pauline Lucca has made ner FIRST appearance
IN Ss 81 ns psp Il ps az sse
perial opera House IN Berlin, and WAS enthusiastic
cay applauded by the audience. H.4#
M Capoui the tenor, ~ engaged for two years for
Russia, after his season in London next year.
Madame Pattl appeared In Moscow the 4th OF
November as Dinorah, and was called for twenty
one times The receipts we're f6,250.
Madame Arabclla Goddard Ia engaged for con-
cert tour In the United States In lne autumn OF
1872. Herr Grau, OF New York. has signed a con-
tract with Herr Antoine RuDIstein, the pianist for
q series Of concerts this winter In America the
terms being 000o for the tour. M !.
An English traveller describes "Mystery" called
the "Creation,n which he saw performed at Bam-
berg, IN Germany, IN 1883. According TO his ac-
count II was grotesque AFFAIR. Young priests had
tue wings OF geese tied their shoulders 10 per-
senate angels. Adam appeared on the scene in q
big cured wig and br0cade morning gown.
Among the animals that passed before MIN 70 re-
cetye their names was weli-shOd horse, pigs with
rings III their NOSES, and mastin with a brass
collar. cows rio bone had been provided for the
LED IL and carried IL on. The angels tried TO whistle
| him back, Uui, not succeeuing, they chased hun,
| gave him Kicking and recovered the Done, which
| They placed under .rap-door by the SIDE OF the
sleeping Adam. whence tnere soon emerged lanky
priest. In loose roDe 70 pcrsonAte kves