New-York tribune., 1873-05-09
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MADAME ANNA BISHOP.


Madame Anna Bishop announces that the
matinee concert on Saturday of which have already
spoken will be her last public entertainment in New
York She is about starting farewell tour Of Amer
ca preparatory 70 her final retirement from profess
sonal life The close Of this remarkable womans career
Is an event that deserves than passing mention
She has sung in all varieties OF music and in all parts OF
the world has Travelled more than any other priIna
donna who ever lived and thanks partly to her excep-
tiona physical powers partly to the admirable school
in which her voice trained has kept the faculty OF
pleasing far beyond the brief period 70 which vocal
lists career is commonly limited. At her farewell con-
cert she will the assistance OF number OF other
artists among whom Nile. Drssdil, Miss Canissa
Mr. j. r. Thomas, Mr.. Emile 5auret Mr.. A. Il. Pesse,
and Mr. Bergner
MUSICAL NOTES.
Mr. William Castle is singing IN English
Opera at the Gaety Theater, London
Foreign papers give the most glowing ac-
counts OF Madame Parepa-Rosa's farewell benent at
Cairo. The popular prma donna iS now we DeleVe at
her home in London.
Signor Tamberlik, who arrived here the
other day from Havana will sail almost Immediately for
MIN in New York having failed for lack Of other artists
cooperate IN H. There prospect however that Ne
may visit America next year
Arrangements have been completed for
grand Jubilee concert 90 be held In the immense new
depOt OF the Michigan Southern and Rock Island Rail
road at Chicago. during the first week IN June. The
concert will be under the leadership OF p. >. Gilmore Ot
Boston The building will accommodate audience
OF 10000 people
A Vienna correspondent writes as follows
respecting young lady VINO is pleasantly remembered
m Eew-Yorki MISS Minnie Hauek took her leave OF
the Imperial Opera House Angeiiqle gin lie Domino
Nor preparatory 70 entering upon ber engaRsnehS at
the Comic Opera. TO a great evening Tor her The
public overWhem her with applause, and called her
on repeatedly. Nor were her comrades less friendly anu
administrative. on entering her dresslngroOm, she
found estvey decked out and, az the conclusion OF
the Operahe members OF the company Assemoed on me
stage. and Herr Walter, after making spirited speech
handed Miss Minnie IN his name and thai or his col
leagues splendid wreath. on the ribbon which tied II
were the names OF the donors
The Atheneum thus speaks of some of the
and NM MaureI and Del Puente, are Engaged for M
strakOsch's next season IN New-YOrk; The debuts
Continue both az Drury Lane and Covent Garden; and
what really singular about these hrst Appearances is,
that at both theaers the only genuine successes have
Seen won by the baritone bassrs Thus, the Royal
Italian Opera, after the decided failure OF two tenors
and three wouldDe prtne dOnne NJ Maurel, the new
Puenfe an Italian baritone mas been equally fortunate
az Her Mlesty's Opera. NJ Maure appeared ReH0tO,
Am VrrdT5 BaO In Alaschera aud 81 gnOr Del Pueute AS
Rt0olstO IN the work with that TILE by ;ne same
poser. Both nave good stage presence, acS Well ana
sing artiscay NJ. Maurel superior % sIgnorI GRAFT
ami and CotOgn but not equal NJ. Faure and SlguOr
Del Puente L. perhaps, better than sgnorl MeudOroz
and Rota but Is not a rival SignOr Agne6 Mr.. GYe,
therefore, can claim artist prize cut Ot the
impOrtauOns already heard. ana MI. Mapieson can
reckon on two valuable acquisitions C5guOr Medini
DeI puentel among ms seven newcomers. Among the
secondary artists, Drury Lane mas been fortunate IN
securing signou Pro and Clmpobeo aud Mile. Tori
ani and Mic Macytz, the new soprano and c0nuatO,
possess sufficiently good qualities 70 be useful nOt
brilliant accesslOns The former lady, who Gi,dG IN
RigolettO sang the Italian Opera House the
time AS Mile Aibani, during NJ. Verger's disastrous
season 50 prematurely closed and surprise De
elt that the young asprantS for primd-dOnuasip
were not gifted enough 10 interest the Parsan connois
s.urs ami 10 save the fortunes OF the theater Mile.
Tbrranis real Is Osaya TOrnquis she was born
IN Vienna Of swedish extraction. Sue has been
well taught her scales correctly; but she u
destitute fe sacre required 10 make an artstS
who command tine sympathes and excite tue eho-
tions OF mixed auditory. Her fault is the want OF
dramatic .ensbiity ana power; her Glldd, there
fore last lIuesday did not Affect the audience No
voung Russian oontratO has personal attractions, bd IA
MaddaIeaa has few chances showing 0n hor voice.