New-York tribune., 1879-04-12

o'clock a. m. There will also be the usual other per-
formances by these little people.
Maurel, the popular baritone, has returned
from Russia where has been during the last season.
He is engaged there for next He IA to be mem
her Of the Royal Italian Opera Company during tne
coming season In London. hut before thtt begins no
viii slug in thr south of France AMI IN Italy
Miss Genevieve Ward appeared at the Boston
Theatre on Saturday evening as Jane More-thus max
ing her first theatrical appearance in Boston. The oc-
oasion was br llian and interesting, aud the eh'rt OF
this excellent acress-an artist ct fine abilities atr
true artistic devOuOu-was recognized as triumphant!
successful.
At the last concert of the Peabody Institute
Orchestra in Baltimore. the programme was conoSeu
exclusively o. Morse music. Gadc's Eighth SymphoiN'
the Gricg piano concerto played by Mt Courhnder'
some fragments Of Kuhlaus "Elhn Drama" ana "a
couple of selections from the opera "Iovellile' DD
Asger Hamcrk. the conductor OF these concerts "eio
the selections chosen for performances
II Tr0rdfore of Milan, ann ounces that
signor Ie,uyer mas published pamphlet on " Ihe Ian
m ge and song Of Animals" According to the authors
statements the of corresponds To b-la' III
the trumpet thr barking of a mcdlum-sized dog to
Hflf m he bassoon ana that of pup 10 II in an oboe
tle crunting of hog TO q IN the ophclede Here are
sOno hints Tor a new pastoral symphoh''
The next concert of chamber music by
sessrs Brandt scnwarz. Matzka and Bergner will
take place az standard Hail. Broadway, above Forty
second-st at half past O'Clock on Thursday evening
April IT, The programme Will consist OF the Haydn
G.rtct op H. W. the Schubert quartet IN ID minor
q pOsthumOuS work.. and the quarter OF btvt
fhoyen in m nor, ou lS No. 4. Attention Is espec-
ally called the change in the hour OF ihe performance
Among the incidents of the coming season
OF Italian opera by Colonel Mapcsons company at Her
Maesty's Theatre viii he the revival OF Clicks AR
mida with Nine Nilsson twho has not sung at that thea
tire for two years. IN the ttler6lc and the production OF
Boito's "Mofsiofcle" The personnel Of the COMPANY
includes most of the artists whom we nave had hcIo'
with hcaddiou of number of others among whoh arc
Mrsdarres Trcbeli, Papprnhem and Kellogg. and sig
nOri Faucei, Rota ana Behrens, tOgethcr WIN many
others less known TO fame.
The programme for Mr.. John Layine' 5 an
nua concert IS now announced and Is usual Is in the
highest degree attractive Madame d Murska will SING
the Bel raggio from the " semiramde" and WebeTs
'Inyitation To the Dance" Herr Wiihelnj will play
with orchestral accompaniment the PIganni concerto
and Herr Franz Rummel VIII play, also with orchestra
rho Raf concerto op So and LISTS Hungarian Fan
ta.la The orchestra, winch Will ne conducted by Df'
Dlmrosch will perform Beethoyeus " EgmOnt over
turc, Braims's hungarian Dances ana the hdIch HoiD
IannhauseE'
Miss Thursby's recent remarkable success in
England another proof OF the fact thd II American
girls want to become singers it is not necessary for them
10 90 abroad Ori There are several recent cases OF
the sort Miss Minnie Hauk is OF tEem perhaps the
best known. Mile STELLA Bonheur the conralto Is an
Americana she has Just made her debut with great sue
cess Al the San Carlo, IN Naples, as fdeS IN La Pro-
pacc and she has for time been known the best
Oid in Italy. Nine Durand, the soprano. has recently
been singing Madrid, and she has not onlY Ocen very
warmly received there Dut she has been engaged as
" soprano DramatlQuc for the next II. Petersburg
season All four these ladies' were prepared for the
oddly enough all pupils oi the same master
slE. Erran OF tins city.