Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-07

AGAINST all the feelings Of common humanity.
should vote to punish men who would iRtrude the
seclusion of an imprisoned man, and drag him forth
TO be stared at, Knocked and derded.
Musical-Uh spanish Guitar.
"The light gutar-the light GUITAR
A distinguished female, professor of the Spanish
guitar, has just arrived from Europe. Her name is
Doaa Dolores de Conf, Spanish lady of exquisite
beauty, and still more exquisite Accomplishments
in Spanish music. During the last srring and sum-
mer she gave many exhibitions before the royalty
and nobility of England, that brought forth great ap
plausc. She purposes, we understand, to give q
concert here 1t week The folio wing extracts
from London papers
CONCERT Rooms, HANOVER SaUARE.-Ma-
dame NevaTes de Goni's evening Concert took
pace on Thursday evening at these rooms and " as
brought forward under the patronage of the Mar
chioaess of Hastings and the Baroness Grey de
Ruthyn. The selection of music most judicious
and afforded very high treat to the lovers Of bar
mony and song. A fantasia on the Spanish Guitar,
by Madame de Goni, exhibited the power Of the art
st on this instrument out d was IN me beau ,iui ar
ers Of execution and the capabty of the cnt
in the hands ola skilful performer. Her execution
was exquisite, tronsfusng into the performance the
soul and poetry OF harmony, expressing at one mo-
nent this xephy tones Of the eoan harp, and in the
next the deep notes of the most refined expression
Of musical harmony. Any one who has not heard
conception Of the effect which can be produced up
an this instrument hieh is likely to become fash
onabe, through the execution Of this highly talent
ed lady London Morning Advertiser.
DoNA DOLORES DE GoNI.-On FRIDAY night the
celebrated Dona Doloris de Conf the most exquisite
gutarst in Europe. had the honor Of performing be-
fore the Qseen Dowager.-COurt Journal.
MADAME NEvAKEs DE GorIs CoNcERr.-Un-
der the imme diate patronage Of the Marchoness of
Hastings and Baroness Grey dc Buthyp. the eele-
brated Spanish gui artist, Madame de Gon, gave q
TOD. ousu At tkc q heat IF xbaD Do
lytechnic Institution in Regent street. A nume-
rous and most fashionable company attested, by
their presence, the favor with which the perfor-
mar OF the tenecioire regarded in high life
Madame de Goni is performer Of the highest order
upon that most difficult instrument the guitar, hish
in her hands becomes the medium Of transfe rring to
the senses Of her pleased auditors correct notion
of the romantic and most charming " usic with
which the lives and lovers Of Spain traditional
ly connected We recognised with much pleasure
that no attemp made at display sfoutrageous
execution, which 10 altogether opposed to the nature
and construction Of the instrument. The Guitar is
only pleasing when it becomes the Interpreter Of
sentiment, or the support Of the voice, for which
latter its imitable powers Of modulation pee nar-
" adaptit. Madame de Com appears TO be fully
aware Of this, for her performances on the instru-
ment were marked throughout by her combining her
self to its legitimate application; but this applica
ton was characterized by a tone Of deep pathos,
such as, We believe, woman only can feel and
press This lady played three airs Of her own com.
position, which were very beautifully written as
well as executed; she also accompanied Signor
Echarte in a characteristic Sparish song by &C.
mez in way 10 induce us to listen more to the in
s,rume than to the voice.-London Morning Post.