The New York herald., 1877-07-08


and he won't get It.
1t Is reported that vssd's "Aida" will bs brought
out In Paris next season.
The naughty Chsumont takes the place Of the :
naugh,ier Therese IN London
In tho Naples Conservatory OF Music there are 5000
autographs of musical composers.
Emma Celia Terry will speud nor vacation at Silver
Lake Mass aud Ut ''Piseon Cove"
Patti thinks act OF cruelty that her former hus
band did not go into mourning whom her father died.
Miss Fanny Buckingham will appear In ''Mnzeppa"
at tho New Broadway Theatre during the present week
Max sarakosch has secured Dalton, ia,o Of ths
soldene troupe, TO support Mrs. Uaes hor Canadiau
tour.
''Baby as the English version oil u recent Partisan
drama is called Is to be produced At the Park Theatre
on July 10.
Between his music aud dovitry Heller has succeeded
In capturing tue CaiIornians, notwithstanding the
competition OF Cazeueuvc
There Is said TO be a revival IN the piano trade.
Pianos in London sdvcrsissu at s75 each, and
American organs at $40 oaoh.
Tho Aquarium has added many new and curious
fishes 10 Its collection, and rs p!easan. place Tor tho
amusement lovor or the student
California paper says ot ono oil the artists there
that ''sho nice dumpy little soul. win eyes that
have slight tendency toward toelng in"
Four thousand execulants appeared In the chorus
the iate Handel snd Haydn iesuvaI In London. The
affair was under the direction Of sir M,chaei Costa
A gentleman at a musical party asked friend in a
whisper, '"How he should stir the hrc without inter.
rupung the musics" ''Bet Ssen tho bars" lied
friend
Tne musical festival at Louisville, KY, on July 10,
IL and Il promises TO be grand alair One hundred
select artists and OF 200 voices have beon
engaged.
San Francisco Is following hor sster cities in pro-
vi eyp m tor A
orchestra Is giving what ~ called Crystal Pavilion
Concerts.
'Woodleigh" will be continued until further notice
at waIlack's. and ON Wednesday evening Miss Lette
Alien will receive a beneat. The play Is pleasant and
agreeably acted.
Tho summer at the Union Square Thoat,e
will begin July 90. when Mr. wolfc's now drama,
"Ioor Jo, adapted from "Blcak House., will DO pro-
duced, with Mivs Mary Cary in tho priucipai role
Concerts have boon gwen both In tho Crystal and
Alexandra palaces IN honor OF the visit Of General
Grant. American national muxic executed by full
military bands addition to the ordinary orchestra2
An opera called ia Suocera' tine Molher-inL Law.
by an English lady, Ms stewart, has greatly excited
the English colony at Naples IL originally writ.
Tor the French stage under the title OF A Belle.
Mere"
They have new tenor In Paris with the cuphonious
namo OF Mierswinske He has rich, poweriu, aex-
over said 20 have tne natural presence and bearing
OF n gentleman.
Herr Rubnsein has received from President Mac.
Manon The Cross OF Chevaher OF Legion of Honor
The great pianist has gone to Russia nnish Ncro"
which will he produced bsxt winter at the Italian Op-
era House IN paris
The prejudice which still exists against the English
language as language tor soug commenced with the
Introduction o. Italian opera into England dis.
covered that our language would not amassmats with
tho music OF Italy.
The health OF DR.. Won Bolow, who IN now staying
Blngen OH the Rhine, so tar restored that he
has accepted the engagement SO long contcm plated
and Is bs the conductor of the orchestral
concerts nj Glasgow.
"Rvangeins'' will be played this week u The Filth
Avenue Theatre ana the boston Museum rhe cast
here IL strong one. Al tho cio.e of the week two
popular artists Mass IAzzis Harold aud Mr.. George
Knlsht, are TO receive benefits
The right things In tho right place musc
for tho winter months, recreation and amusement
hot sumner nights. Musical people don't like 10
overload their stonacbs with hig toned harmony
wnoa the thermometer MARKS Lins.y degrees
Young marble worker OF Paris has rscoutiy been
discovered with such a remarkable tenor voice that
Ambrose Thomas tcld him the doors OF the Conser-
vatoirc would be thrown wide opon to him whenever
he chose enter Unfortunately tho young nan Is
ton poor, kc.
ltis said that there Is an indcscribabc change in
AGellpa PATHS appearance. ana In her mode Of
singing her voice seems uer and rchcr than ever IN
the lower notes Sno has lost oi her arch
ity ana gayoly. She has grown thinner an1 her
worm She looks, IN fact, as II she had suffered
Ernest Hutchinson is the name OF u new musical
prodigy who has been astonishing people At Melbourne
Hc 10 only Ave and halt years Old, ard has kneel
high chair In order 10 reach tho keyboard Of tue
piano. His playing of sII Mo Tesoro' at ono OF hrs
concerts secured trlple encore. HIS com postens
likewise said 10 10 remarkable and his muscsl
Is correct that he can recoauizo any note when
upon the Instrument although sanding at dis
tsncc and with his back toward IT.
Tho London AAengna says:--"It would be OF es.
senual service to tenors, native foreign, II they
would pay u visit1o the Haymarket Opera House, and
take lesson In tho art Of legitimate school of sing
ine from. .ssnor famberhk. They would learn the SO
cet OF preserving their vocos through tho experience
oil tho Roman tcnor, nov IN his i.y-sevonth year;
they would be taught hov to declaim recitaivc. and
they would derive inostimabc advantage striving
to initiate his skin in the delivery Of tho
scales"
Lord Lindsay, the president or the Wagner Society,
and other momocrs C the committee have resolved to
raise fund 10 present the composer adequate
testimonial. They have tskea this step in order "
carry out the principle which the association was
namely to assist Herr Wagner to establish the
National Opera House at Baireuth. Herr Wagner has
been Suffering scvcrey under the load OF the deficit
Baireuth and the the Royal Albert
Hall have beel Of little service to HIM
IMPROVED EXPORTS.