The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

}, AcADExY OF MUs1c.-After nearly week
performance of the Schumann's Combinatio
troupe at this place of amusement, the audi
ence last evening was not diminished either il
Numbers or enthusiasm. In fact, the presen
, company is possessed of such q versatility o
: talent that one cannot tire of witnessing thei
: performances. and Mr.. Bidwel may feel as
! sured that his engagement with Mr.. Schu
mann has, and will in the coming week, be 6
grand success No company since the wal
has taken 80 strong o hold upon the apprecia'
ton of our people, and we cannot but con-
graduate tho Academy management upon the
troupe. The agent of the Schumann's Mr..
Redin, gentleman of most pleasing manners,
assures US that next week new stars will ap-
pear and an entire change of programme will
take place.
Tho grand Schumann matinee takes place
to-day ct IL NJ, and all ladies should 20 and
If they have children should take them to see
this wonderful combination. The entertain
ment is pleasing, instructive and select Re-
member change Of programme next week,
apply at the box Office for tickets and thorough
attention will be received from Mr. Starr, the
polite and accommodating treasurer.
Thu OPHRA.-We have been favored with
view Of tho photographs of several Of the
leading artists engaged by Mr.. Canonge for
the coming season. or Miles, Henriette de
Jolly and Teoni, whose counterpart pre-
sentiment is just now before us, we can only
say that if their artistic merit is at all COM
mensurate with their good looks, the habitues
OF the Opera House will have no cause to COM
plain. Mr.. DardiSnac, the second baritone |
Mr.. Merle, who takes the place of Mr. De-
voyod, and Mr.. Chelli, the tir~t tenor, are also |
represented in several of their leading charac-
ters. These photographs will be on exhibit
ton at Messrs. Flies and Tyer's stores, Canal
street.
GAYErY THEATRE. This pleasant place of
still fourishes with the excellent
troupe Of burlesque and Ethiopian artists who
are engaged there. The audience last even
ing was decided improvement upon the pre-
ceding nights. Everything passed off pleas
antly, and tho audience went home with many
pleasant recollections of the good time to be
enjoyed At the Gayety Theatre.
The GLOBE THRATRE.-In company with
Mr.. Kittredge, the manager of the Globe, we
we're pleased to meet Thursday evening Mr.. {
". B. Cahill and Mr.. Harry Mccarthy The
anne of Mr.. Cahiu as a burlesque actor is
vide spread, and he is acknowledged to be
great in his peculiar line OFF the
tage he is a jovial and entertaining gentle
nan, and makes o host Of friends wherever he
oes He will meet with hearty welcome on 8
lis temperance here by those who have not a
orgotten ''what Harper said" Mr.. Mccarthy :.
I'LL be remembered as popular actor and com =
oser during the exciting times of the Con- Il
ederacy, and around him hang pleasant re- r.
elections of the "Bonnie Blue FLAG
1essrs. Cahill and Mccarthy will support the
Vorrell Sisters in their burlesque of the M
Field of the Cloth Of Cold which will be M
le opening piece at the Globe Theatre on
[onday night next.
Troops AT CoUsHArTA.- Belle Rowland
rought up two companies of troops and left d.
em at Coushatta. Capt. Rea says Twitchell d.
ID i've other carpet-baggers came up. The
rmer asked the commander of the troops to
rnish guard Of ten men to accompany him m,
his plantation. This was promptly refused. l.
witchell then asked him if he could borrow
Q guns of his sick men, which request was
20 emphatically refused.
Capt hea says ne heard the officer tell
vitchell that no was sent to Coushatta
nply to preserve the peace and that if he
witchelD created any disturbance he would
We him arrested as promptly as he would
= one else. The captain also says that he ma
Il take back to New Orleans, on his return --'
p, one Of the companies he brought up to
ushatta and also the company now at Colfax. A
Devices came down to the boat, carpet-bag ;,
hand, before she left New Orleans, but
pit. Rea thinks he did not like the appear T
e of things, and so concluded to remain
the city. Be all this as it may, the troops,
lie they will of course obey orders, are in ~
apathy with the respectable white people. oe,
'hreceport Times, 9Th inst 0ne
When Pitt pinches the colored men too
thew Pinch hack