The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

ssll Trovatore" Mt the Academy Of Music.
Last evening verdi's lavorite opera. 'Il Trovs.
tOre,n was repeated by the StrakOsch company
with unequivocal success. The cast included
Nine. Nilsson, Miss Cary, Signor Campanini.
Signor Del Puente and SiguOr Scolara. Chorus
and orchestra were wen balanced and kept in
effective relation by the baton of Muzio. or Nine.
NELSON'S Leonora it Is not necessary to speak
in detail. 1t is sufficient to say that
1t remains one Of the CHEFS dGuure Of her roper.
toire. All her well known triumphs were repeated
from "Tacea la Notte" to the nale and the clarity
OF her tones, finish Of her vocalization and dra-
matte force elected enthusiastically warm plaudits
Miss Carys Azucena evinced the determination
which this lady has taken to add lorci
contralto voice in her representations. Her
success last evening was but second to that of the
prlma donna. The ManricO of SignOr Campanin
exhibited this artist in perhaps his best light. The
OF fatigue in his tones shows that he needs
applause he received. In the famous "Di quella
pira" he aroused himself to superb effort. Ii
calls on the fall Of the curtain HIS singing Of il
was impassioned, true aud finished, and the effect
on the audience electric. "Ah che la Morte" was
Del Puente's Count is a conscientious and re.
spectacle performance. His singing or 'Il Balen"
was rewarded with an encore but without wish.
ing to detract any from the artists success we
may suggest that the popularity OF the air had
great deal to 40 with It, me performance through.
break down, and those who have seen opera In
New York for years past know how much this
that the instruments OF q well-trained orchestra
should get through al Trovatore" almost unaided,
formance is nevertheless, sufficiently rare to be
heartily welcomed.
Musical and Dramatic Notes.
Sothern is playing in the Club"
John owens and his company are at New Or
leans.
Dion Bouccault Will open at Booths ON the 10th
of March.
Mr.. Charles walcott takes Mr.. Tylers place at
the olympic.
lima di Murska gives her farewell matinee to-day
at the Lyceum.
Gilbert reappears at wallack's tonight in the
"Heir at Law"
Miss Lisette Barnard opens q: the Metropolitan
Theatre on the 23d.
at the Fifth Avenue.
Misunderstanding" dies to-night-takes leave OF
the public at Niblo's
English opera, with Kellogg ana Van Zandt, Will
open on Monday at Boston.
oliver Doud Byron is announced for Monday at
the New Park Theatre, Brooklyn.
Theodore Thomas gives his fourth grand matinee
concert at Steinway Hall to-day.
Gilmore's Twenty second Regiment Band Will
give a concert on Monday night.
Aimee Will appear IN "La File de Madame
Angot' on Monday evening, of the Lyceum.
The author OF "Davy Crockett" died without
having witnessed performance OF the play.
Miss Rogers has met with much success in Ne
vada; she has turned all hearts in that icy region.
Mile. Sorel made her debut last night at the
Lyceum Theatre in the role OF Marguerite, in
Faust"
Janauschek gives "Marie Stuart" as matinee
performance. In the evening she appears AS Lady
Macbeth.
Mrs. Conway OF the Brooklyn Theatre, contem-
plates starring tour. Mr.. Frank Roche VIII &C
company her.
Fox is about to desert the Grand Opera House.
Il is rumored that he will form new combination
at the Broadway Theatre.
Mme Lucca repeated her wonderful lmpersonar
ton of Zerna in "Fra Dlavoio" iast evening.
The stadt Theatre was CROWDED 10 excess.
A bur,esoue company, under the management OF
Mr. n n. pratt, starts Monday week through the
postorn circuit. Moses W. Fiske and the Happy
yvorld, are to be the leading attractions
rne broadway Theatre will be opened on the 6th
Of Anrtl. with the original Humpty Dumpty Mr.. q.
7 FOX. supported by his brother G. K. Fox and q
1oroe company MIR. G. II. Tyler will be the man.
ager.
The puppet manager, Mr.. McDonough and Mr..
| Laren OF the Opera House, Reading, Pa, have had
some trouble about the Royal Marionettes. The
Sheriff interiered and the interesting puppets
gave a free performance in court which was very
| touching.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
WASHINGTON, March 0. 1874
Assistant Paymaster George E. Baughman Is Or
dered to duty in the Bureau OF Provisions and
| Clothing Assistant Payinaster James A. Ring 10