The New York herald., 1879-11-27
"BOLTING" IN OPERA.

SUDDEN DEpAnr1rnn FOR EUROPE OF SENIOR
ARAMnupo ~, - .nrs,. on co,oSE1
MAprEsoN's on,,. uco,,np TUE HERALD
THE INNOCENT CAUSE OF ALL THE TROU BILE.
The operatic vor,a .u .r,aaa las, nignt TO
, ~. 'u were as'ounu ~ ~,
Majesty's opera and his wife Sonora Adini had sud-
denly bolted" f,o,n tha .o,,ran ana aeparted for
~. u. ]. ,--~'~-. .~-oo >oAAP"A' ~
Nufope Yesterday afternoon
A friend of Seiior Aramburo who went on board
the steamer to see him Off made the following state
ment to reporter of an evening paper yesterday in
relation to the AFFAIR." .t
Aramburo engaged for the winter season at La
ha .. tne leading opera house OF the world
company and come to as anaueeu MN rbro 70 ,r who
had a grand idea OF this country, the offer
one. ana ne accepted on condition that
factoriiy with the manager nf a sn' sca,a Rnt all
the efforts of Colonel Mapleson have been unavail-
my; INC nathaeer OF La Scala would not part
st M in Europe as one OF tho
law suit it he failed to fulfil his enraaement. and
him to be in Milan on the 1ch Of
Aramburo therefore placed in very omSarrass-
ing pos'ion ION having to choose between two man
the prior right. Besides. between La Scala and the
ia has exnsrisnced M -; HotIe NE ~ NOT uihcnlt
pointmens and surprises However, % he ' has found
the paonc mncn more intelligent than the majority
laugh at the New York critics He ia recornzed as
OF the six greatest tenors living aud the fact OF
t;mat;se, IN Witch H s ~ Ia Scaaa proves .ne
capital of Italian opera He has been more amused
than chagrned at the attacks of some OF the socaed
enna"cment With Ia Scoio az ny uoao because LIS us
Milan on December 10. TO avoid any unneces-
sary doay ne has preferred to leave unnoticed but
nnhsbed yes bo ma naa raosn "nicn 1, VII 20 Jty
said thai hotI. Camnartr;- 80 M,,a trn'hna ha,,a
i~aned monev to TnaneI af,nio % ~ rr,, On th
season. -'o'' ~ o'Ao' Aiapieson 70 curry on 'ne
III VIC" ol some OF the extraoroinary statements
mado by the gentleman q HERALD reporter last night
ca,,ed On co,onel Mor,o.or a. ~, A,ao,,, 90 Met.
~ ~ '. -
10 ascertain wAat statements he.had to MAKE
"Well,' replied Colonel Maplcson laughing, in
,ns,,o. 20 +,, r.,,,r..,,. ,.., ..e ,, ,.,,. a.
~ ~ d"es'Aon' :. w "A 'o
true Facts Will give them to you. Mr.. Aramburo
came to see me on Sunday morning: He had read
Oh. saturd.v urn.rn q, ,rh,.h 4,-. ,r.s .,o eoro,
~ ' " "oi sneio ""' VIZ A'Ao"
ing notice or the opera I'll Trovatore"
ACADEMY MUsIc-''IL TRovAroRR"
The oxst that lately attempted III Trovatore" in
appeared at the Academy of Music last evening
Oh Inc cast were very good ana others were very Daa
snd woya Iifa tba sang mn M seJeS ha ver % %oa
artists ~ sang their scores very badly and
murdered their. music. Tho details-the musical
obituary, II the affair has beon written
length already IN these columns and 1t Is quite unneces
sary 10 give US ~ Inc obseques whch haVo
o ~ pr -, ba % onad ,ho rrova.oo, vii, ,,. h, ro.,oa
"Faus" 'Martha and Aida as has been given in the
past fortnight.
isequ'escdf a. pace
'om"es' Aien'
"lt was Campanini continued Colonel Mapleson,
",ud not Aramburo who nlaved IN Rrootlvn
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Aranp"Fo was very angry consoerihg tue report 70
be direct attack on him. said, 1T could not have