The New York herald., 1871-11-09
Musical and Dramatic Notes.

Wachtcl shortly starts on tour OF grand concerto
commencing In New Haven November 20; Hartford.
November 81; Providence, November 22; Boston.
November "a and rs. He sings In ''n Trovatore,n
In Brooklyn, on Saturday.
Miss Cushman plays Meg MerrIlies at the Brooklyn
Academy this evening Arthur Mathlson, the favor
c young tenor ana actor, taxing the part OF Henry
Nile. % Caste,lan. Mile De Trv Misc ana Mr.
Gottschalk, and Levy, tho prince or cornet players.
appear at the next Sunday concert OF Colonel Fsk'9
Ninth regiment band at the Grand Opera House.
Mr.. Lester wallack makes his 1rst appearance
thls season on Monday IN "Roscdale."
@ sae
tire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence will have grand compu.
mentary benefit at the Grand opera House on FRI
day.
:, MISS Charlotte Stanley has made decided hit at
the BOwery Theatre this week.
:, me 1rst grand Russian concert OF Prince George
Nicholas Galitzln Will be given at Stsnway Hall on
Tuesday evening. The eminent pianist j. N, Patti.
son is engaged for these concerts.
rho bareback equestrian Charles W. Fish; G. T..
Keeu, the somerset rider: the Jec brothers, gym.
nasts and Miss Lucy Watson are the principal az
tractl ons at tina New York Circus
FOREIGN NOTES.
SlgnOr Nlc0ltnf, the tenor, has been singing
"Faust" In Madrid, With Nine. Grossl as Siebe.
English people and snutf out mr. sims Reeves. Tne
gcntleman's name Is "Sangiovanni O,Dwyer.p It
IS. perhaps, needless to say that he halls from
Herr Franz StOckhausen, OF Lepsic, has bee n ap-
pointed director OF the Strasbonrg Conserva tore.
The Paris Conservntorc has given the sum Ot E320
for Auber's manuscripts and scores or unpub ishet
Ope as,
The Paris Figaro published lately the fot owing
remarks on Madame observation-disclosures Cree nieuX>
Monbclli has hit upon the Knowing Idea Of giving
concerts under Ulmanns direction, IN Bcrlu /. iad
she been cOntented with her professional aamc OF
Monoelli--to which she owes her ftbulat ion-wo
should simply she Is a bad Frenchw oman to
sing to the PrIssans. But to do under The nana
OF her fathcr-inaw. winch IS Dacarded IN large
letters upon the posts Of Berln. Is nothing
more nor less than specializing VI ION our
dirty linen AS the daughter-in law Of
houses; she would do evcn without al ~ talent,
for the PrusStanS revel In everything thu can de-
grade u.s. She Will make great deal OF money:
but France the cradle Of her lame, will hencefOrth
be closed against her." On this Herr u Imam ad.
dressed the following letter to NJ ville assant the
editor OF the Figdro:-"I forward you all my German
posters advertisements and circulars You Will not
mud the name or Cremteux In then hu. only that OF
MonDct A Parisiarr publisher, hOwev er, aFrenotl-
bred and born, has every where nOurced the
sale or Madame Monbelli- Gre mieuxs portrait. You
forget, by the way, that Marie Monbeli like
Adelina Patti, though married to FJenchman
Is not . born Frcnshwoman, ana has sang
only IN ftaAAan Opera. i nave been very glad
during my present trip to soc your Figaro az
numerous hotels, reading rooms and railway sta
t!ons. Y the Figaro y 20 ce read for paymcDt IN
not take money for singing there"