, 1873-07-27

Contn intondB to rotro from tho profnHHion NJ
the close Of tho season. TIioro ~ not tho slight-
Michael l,as promised to bo tho musical director
md conductor Of tho proposed National Opera
Uouso.
Mrs. 1mogonc Brown, tho church and con-
cert vocalist Of Now York City, ID at nroaont 10
I; cal Soaaon tefo sho I has oa yet appoarod m IN
public Mrs. Brown writes in warm comnloitla-
lion of tho artistic morlt OF tho American 30
prano Mile. All'ani, who Ia now singing at tho
opOra In London
Tho Inst london AH.cnaatn, saya: "AI1o.
Carrono, tho Venezuelan pianist, had matinoo,
III WiiliB' 1loomg. on tho I'd init, aaaiatcd by
Mile. uactalo. Mr. Lloyd, n. sanmet. violin,
with Sir J. nonodlct slsor Ia ,cala A1r denz
rono must DO placed III tho worry flrat rink OF
]atiy playors ,or execution In eqial to any do
mands, mud llor touch las great CHARM"
Patti has appeared for the aras l1 time in Eng
laud u Etpird In " Ernani" Tho performance
IL r. sS p9Sn of or 4t Poee N
quality md compass, hor brilliant execution and
1nislod style, wore displayed with immense Of
foct in tho caYatina, Er''an involarni,' aud hor
ots in tho concluding trio with Don SHua mud
Erndni."
Horr Manrico strahoach (brother.in.law OF
Mosdamcs Atlolina and Cnrlottn Pntt) lsas do
cded not to impede the propoaod share company
tho salle Vontadour with alternate italian and
French onGSng, but Herr Btrakosch statcB that II
tho company broaks down ho has made arrango-
nents With tito propriotora Of the ltnlihn Operas
House, who arc spending $4,000 on roparation
and rotlecora.ion, to reopen tho theatre with an
Italian troupe nlono.
Prof. Ella Baya that nubinatein, during bin
late visit to London, called upon DR.. Bulow, who
IL now in Dadon-Dadon recruiting from tho Of.
| feets of his recent arduous London season, and
| GnEr0atDu nHFfOfmHncOH
America. Ho said, sTlloro % Is ltttio poetry or 1o-
nance amongst the Americans; their all-engross-
Ing object IN life seems to DO to mako and Bpond
money; Novertholoss, they arc fur moro impres.
sonablc than tho English tho loast musical
people upon tho faco Of tho carth."
A correspondent Of tho Baltimore Sun anys:
"W1EMAn, June 3O.-I writo to inform you Of
the rocent musical triumph Of o young American
Franz Liazt, poerless as pianist: The young
lady was formerly q pupil Of tho Peabody 1nsti-
tuto in Baltimore, Miss Katie dnnl, daughter Of
Mr.: George ?: uanl, u profohsor Of music, Of
ngo, having boon under Liszt's general direction
al student Of music for something over two
years. during portion Of which tiruo sho has
been on pursuing her studied ut the conaerVatorum
Tho strakosch brothers will open the opcra
season i'll Now York with h1mo. Nilsson -Rozaud
aa tho principal Btnr, b1llo. Torriani, s'oharm-
ing, graceful, beautiful, Milo. Maresi, from La
Scala aud Genoa; Miss Annie +. Carey, con.
Donfrateo, tho baritones Maurol and Dol Puonto,
the baBa signor Nanetti, and Muzio as condue-
tor Tho oPer9h VII bs 2 " ada" "Lohongrin, Il
No2sa d. Eigaro
"Lueretin Dorgis," SDon aiovanni," "Trovaa-
tore" niigolotto" othollo," "Ernani," md
"somnambuln."
Tho Cape Arny correspondent Of tho No. York
,, Time. writos, July 10: :" Wo have had IN ac-
| ~, n,.1,o ~ of kTt,o
was with tho troupe Of Rubinstoin. Language
J is inadequate to o1press tho bpleadors Of this
lady's toilette. AZ for tho mass Of yellow hair
it must woigh at 1oaBt 4 pounds or course,
whoro dross Is the exception, not tho rule, as ID
tho oaso ut Capo May, such an astounding Phe-
deightod to say that tho chances caat are not BY
7 any means envious. do not think auy lady
horo would wear her coatnmo, even for tho
ploasuro Of being gifted with her fine yo.cc, and
her intimacy with tue groat pianist." Fine voice
il good
b Tho curront number OF tho Pail 1fall Gazettt
! contains the following interesting items: M
Baylor, IN lis now schome Of the Theatre tailor
I at Paris, promises that Mdno. Patti and Mdmo
il verdi has loft italy, and las arrived in Paris
+ Thore he will devote himself assduol1sly to thu
It now orora ho has in hand. Mile. sohnoidor ii
o making groat hit at tho Paris Varieties In th'
/ "araude Dnchcsso," and some miBcellanooul
9ntertalnmgnts. After Ino viii wltlafawal ol = II
!. Il Lide 40 Madame A4got from ino stage 9
T. tho farla foios Drama5!9ues, noyois. ';t1
1 ~ NM. Aermahn anu sassom' o1sisie,
. Mour 40 ba!aor', ,,, w!H ns,,;up DO produced M l
d new 9pera, " NUNS; :;, iaaano lnnSh
i tho Athonoo during tho next eonson. Tho lats
: atago-mnnagor ut tho Arontma,tro Theatre
!, named Andre striflor, lately committed suicide
J by shooting himself in tho brenst with pistol
: Milo. Marie Royer actroas, of tho Theatrt
+ Francais. agod 81, hns died OF typhoid fover
i Hignor Tamberlik is now in Paris arranging fo
r M artistic tour i'll Amorica. Milo. lima Il
4 Murska is engaged for tho Imperial Opera.
: month, and will so in the autumn to Amorioa tt
: Join Mdlno. Pauline Lucca In IN operatio tour
III. Fauro will also visit Yonna before his return
j. to Paris. Tho threo principal singora now en-
rara1 at tho Tmnnrin1 0nera- -HouHe nra nil ut1nil