CARTEL.
RorAL THEATRE, CARoLISI, IN PALERMO.
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The siga Emmellin, Sutton, Fantoni appeared in the


character OF the protagonista (Noma As regards her


voice. her singing ard her action, che has conf ma the


great opinion hat the nurnals Of tn New World an<
hose OF ,ples have expressed Other.


Eincoted in the Italian school she follow with


cess the difficult dramscal of the theatres Of
artist


MiIpsi in the part OF the Roman Procopsul sang with


force grace and expression; thai he did show


rmpafio and the public sppiauded him in his first Cs
wanna.


signora Tizzoni, (Adalgisa3 we can soy no hing, e


she neither sang acted Afer her first appearance IL,
reodosia, did not expect such codn,sa We ar 2


<reved at it heoause know thai she Is endow with


Cstsno (oroveso is net fit for the par; end he tried


supplv with his voice the defect Of hs action &c bot
II his efforts were in vain.
Dsnizetii the great composer saw her here, and
said there was not fine voice in Italy, and IN
deed found almost every one at Palermo talking
of hers as "una voce sublime" The Marqus 81
Fantoni brother Of Mrs. sutton's aunt, is there,


and takes great interest In her, do all the no-
bility. The Prince Pgoratelli, who has immense
possessions in Mexico, offered her and Mr.: Sutton
his PalazZo. which declined only because
they were already nohly lodsed-as they say
therein the Palazzo RafIadale. one room OF
which would contain one of the New York two
sory brick houses entire, Ths,'wilh lts furniture,
one of his carriages, and regular retinue OF ser-
wants, were placed at their disposal by the uncle of
Madame, the Marquesi Fantoni, who has through.
out treated them most handsomely and kindly. /
understand that after finishing her Palermo engage-
ment Madame Sutton goes TO the "San Carlo"
here al Naples and then to the "Scaa'' at Milan.
or else 10 Bologna, where Rosslni is now From
all these places she has received offers, but she pre-
fers Bologna, as TO be near Rossini is inspiration
itself | am doubtful whether they shall fare SO
well, wherever they go, as they now do under the
noble keeping of the Marquesi Fantoni. Their
next engagement VIII likely be Tor year or two al
one place.


From all have said, you will not be disposed TO
wonder wher | tell you that oiten think OF home
With feelings sr from being weakened by contrast.
Il.
and population and } think that this wl be voy-
age ot comparison which will establish my own
country No in my estimation, 80 that you need
not be surprised TO see back in couple OF years
before which period hope to have the pleasure Of
either seeing you and Mrs B. here, or else az least
of hearing from you often