The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-21 00:00:00

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CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERTS.

Th. maim of tba Royal Italian Opera, gives at
ttm Crays al Pa;soe, go en pr. sperously, sad their receipt,
will, a• doubt, amply replace, with ample profit, the large
is wbt•b Mr. Gaye receive. fr m the Crsstal P.l cow-
isasy. We again Bydealant yesterday, and, sot'
withstasdkg the unsettled state of the weather, found an im-
maw assembrgeerjeying a performance more than usually
littledliiVe. Ad the great petformeis of the Royal hal so
Opus 'attributed thsir talents; and the selection of music,
though ehielly, was not exclusively taken from the sipertoire
of the theatre. The two pre of the c tncert began sub
with an overture, the first with Cberibisi's Lea Dews
Jarred**, the second with Rosaini's Semestamida, b tb of
them sdmiratly played by the magnificent orchestra.
Formes gave me fsvourite air from ?Curt's Seraglio,
"Ha! wile vela ich triumptiren," with his usual power.
Rossioi's beautiful duet, Una dams," from li Cola*
01 y, was aura ►y Mademoiselle Maud end Gardoni as they
leg ft on the stage. Mademoiselle Dalai* was encored
is t►e r :muss, "Deb, its voter," from Amu
Boland; and the same complacent was paid to
Grisi's performance of the fie. air, " Deh calms,
0 del." from °tufo. By far the most remarkable Claire
of the concert lira the rest scene from Mendelseohn's un-
finished posthumous op-es Lereleg (the only p trtion of it,
sahappily, that has Semi presesetd), sung by Madame
Jenny thy, accompanied by the chi rus. 'lbis wonderful
fragisisst, whteh shows what Mesdelsscha might have been
es a dramatic composer, was first smog at the B:rmirgbam
Festival of 1862, by Clara Novell; the only English singer,
we believe, who has ever tussled it, as the is the
oily on. who has power sufficient to grApplo with
mimic st grand, so wild, awl so imp taloned.
Jassy Ney, the greatest tragic singer in Germany, save
truly Jason's& Wrgcer (whom she rivals), Slag it yesterday
In a maser which transported the audwisce, end was rap-
turously applauded. Madame Deeries (who, though not a
roper person to play the put of Donna Anne, fa an soul
list ginger) had great MVOS is the air, " Vs, alit elle,"
from Robert le Diable, which she sang is the original
Womb, and v.ry beautifully. Costa's pretty trio, " Vans,
• solid," sang by Grist, Gardonl, and Marto, was moored ;
as was the duet ..Do're contort.," from the Gisranswero of
Moreadaste, song by Bosio sod Didife. These were the
principal latidents of this very ascelleat maw,.

MDLLE. ELOISE IYHIMUIIeII CONCERT. Mdlle.
D'Eerbil is so infant pianist, some seven or eight peen
ell. We have not much faith in infant pradigies, bat en.
a►tioas ma-t be wadi, and this is owe of them. fib* is s
most iaterestieg little girl, with real talent, which, if cult--
Wad, may bring forth rich fruit,. It nay be said that so
rang i chill should H kept at study, sad not be made
as iahibition of. This is tree; sad yet them neap
be remote fm her being brought so early before the
gable's. Mozart, at the same age, was exhibited is a simi-
lar way, ttoosh under the are of a most judicious patent,
boons' t►e eirennutancie of the family required it. Mdlli.
D'Herbil played several pieces, perticalerly (with Mr.
Beatteliet) 'duet ea themes from the Figha del Reggiminto,
sad afutssia of &bola's, with clear, brilliant saran
Wes, sad numb intelligence sad feeling. Malmo Visrdot,
°mein, Mr. Swift, aid other eminent perfumers, gays
their aid in prodeciag a very agreeable Hamm which
(we should hive Hasa by say's") wit gives at t►e ileac-
witheques It tome yesterday mornieg.

MIN ENNA EIJOBTIII CONCLIT.—MiIe Busby, s
Met promising loan pianist, gave a seabed@ anoint& yes-
terday at the Beethoves-recess, is Rasley-etrest. She was
emitted by Madame Clara Bahamans, Madame Visrdot,
Mary Mohacs, and Sigaoc Piaui, sad, with the help of
these greet artists, gave as eatertaiameat of aro commas
amellisco. Min Busby herself, with Moligao sad
played Mesdrheobs's trio in D minor; sad, with Iledsras
liosetelres Homage it Head el," actlaittisg
herself la both gime with great ability. Madame Schu-
sses played Beetboves's least' to E fist, Op. 7; Ear
111•11qu sad airier rtatti perforated solos on the Tithe sad
the 'Waste 1 t ; and Madame Visrdot 'cog se air of Heade)
sadism's:kid PreLch songs, to which she gave a charming
Wed. Tao nom was crowded by a highly grit/tied
eadiesse.