New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

II NAV now be considered certain that Patti
Wi. NOT come 90 America THIS season.
Nr. r. 5. Chanfrau viii begin an engage
neul 30 the Grand opera House this evening with Ait
th- Arkansas Traveller
There will be a change Of bin tonight at
NlO.Os where thc publ VII. mo-" have Tie opportunity
10 ,e- " Ihc Wild Flower OF Mexico
Tie drama with which Mr. DAILY opens his
regular raA and Winter tomorrow uiEt called
Iue Dars city, and is described as peoples play
MI Sothern presents himself this evening as
"T.c Crushed TIagedan," and Will receive a cordial
welcome from the public which he has so highly edited
NJ. Deldivez. conductor of the orchestra at
tlc Paris Grand Opera. las re ed. IN consequence ~
advanced axe. His successor Is NJ. Lanoureux late OF
tie Opem Comique
A decree dated July 2G, appoints NJ Am
brose Thomas member ot me superior Committee W
Tie coming mienatonal Ezpo.ito9 81 place place, OF
De Lasicyre, who rtalgutd on account OF lA health.
NJ Masseuet is busy with the composition Of
a. opera n five acts. for which VI. Gallet h,.
the LurettO. The subject taken from Tie history Of
King Robert The Pous, whose marriage with his cousin
led % hls accommodation.
The new German Opera Company led by
Nine Pappeuhcim and Mr.. Charles Adams. viii probably
open Boston. and not sing in New-4ork until late In
the Winter or e4ry n the spring Dr. Damro4ch Is like
ly to be the conductor.
Mr. W. Pyatt of Nottingham has arranged
with Mr. Sims Reeves aud Mr. -autiey for au Autumn
tour beginning at Northampton, on September % and
ending 40 the same town ON November T. Mrs. Os-
good. M.ss Orridge, MI II. Nicholson and Mr. Sidney
ha}l0r Wlil assist.
Nile. Albani has been added to the list of
artistic, eu&i.ed for the Gloucester musical festivals
Great has been achieved hy ti- carcfu! aud cO
scCutou- vocalist at Norwich. Birmingham and Bristol
az tuc .lcuul catherine i oraoro ana lu iht cone
cert She SAID 90 be- heard 20 much greater adyan-
Lase Cham iu the lyric drama.
Among recent Partisan engagements are the
following; M. CaryalhO has engaged Mime. Cali Marie
Nile Mrules. Who mot with great success iu thc recent
competition "a the Conservaolre. and Mime. Blhr .lt-
Nauchret who took the fret prize az thc Conservatory
some two or three years ago M HaInzer has engaged
Tor The Grand opera M a.. Richard aad ". SELLER. who
were the heroes The last competition at the COnserva
tore.
In consequence Of the favor with which
"Tle Dauite- mas Deau received the New Broadway
seutdtous of that play beyond tAf p.iioa oHtluJ i
tended, aud Nile. Aimee and her new opera p0lHi cou
p0uy VIII accordingly 90 BOOTHS Theatre, Waerr hey
viii open Wednesday of next week, probably in d" La
Peuo Mariee." Mr. james M0rrl-sey, Mr. Dun's trras-
uFcr. viii De lu charge OF Booths during tine musical sea
Mr IlOtson, fOrmerlly treasurer at Booths. has
been engaged tLe same capacity 40 the PaIA Theatre
Mr. 2. S. Gilmore takes charge Of the Hippo
crOno Garden tonight under au arrangement with The
essfes boy which profits " the thirty monster fare
devoted proposed European tpur OF tie band. We
informed that these concerts VIII nr conducted m "a
style not yet witnessed IN New York Nj. Gilmore viii
arrange them after the method Of hls great uOccs lu
Boston Every attraction the musical world that can
D. obtained Will be gathered at them, anu the OBJECT OF
Tile enterprise viii undoubtedly fOrclDy appeal i0 the
puDc' 10 ls furthermore promised That the programme
Tor his evening shah be marvel Of magnitude and
variety"
The Paris Gazette Musicale says that, during
the last season, which extended from August 90 1876.
June so, 1877, 26l representations given at the
ofAhd opera, averaging about six week. Nineteen
SaeAgs we're devoted 10 the ballet alone. and four TO
SSASef~ lie composers whose works were Tie most