New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25
The HrrfchinSOnS,

These charming ocallSS whose Mountain
prsed and delighted last spring. and who during their
brief stay among the applause and admiration of
erv lover of music who heard ,hem have again returned
city. Their first appearance at THE GREAT FAIR
was greeted with enthusiastic cheering. Their Family
Song newly arranged celebrate this great Festival OF
American Arts and Agriculture sung from the galleries
of the spacious Hall Of Exhibition with Inspiration and
effect suited the OCCASION and listened by the
raptured thousands with almost breahess silence till they
reached the finale when the silence broken BY one
Simultaneous universal acclamaton Of prolonged and rap
turous applause shaking that immense edce its very
foundations. Never feelings wrough up more
enthusiastic admiration When it announced by Of
the Managers of the Fair that this talented band Of brothers
ali natire american productions the air was again
with deafening thunders of applause.
On Wednesday evening they gave their first Concert
the Apollo Saloon They had large and intelligent audi
ence and the lovers of music fully grated
The whole assembly seemed perfectly under their control
At they convused with laughter and the
melted In fact they all seemed laugh aud
cry the time We many eyes filled with tears,
whose owners Judging from the bold saurnine Of their
features,
Unused to the melting mood
We hardly how music could have been made
more effective.
If we are asked what is that gives these Mountain sing
Where all is admirable we know what most to ad,
mire. Besides, there is something in their style which
cannot be describedt be heard and felt in order
be known. five called upon specify what particu
arly pleased us, would say the atless unaffected yet
graceful simplicity Of their manners the richness variety
power and striking militude OF their voices producing
angelic harmonies the style of their execution simple
chaste and effective; and above all the soul of feeling
expressed every and teature-these of the
have completely won both our admiration and affection
This Irish Emigrans Lament though have heard
It since their former visit, is, now thrilling
and heart with power which almost hal!ow the
spirit Of graon and to transform every grant
friend This song, which of itself perfect GEM sung
BY the Oldest of the brothers with nntabe pa,hos and skill
Yet in its execution nothing Of the artist is suffered
appear the soul Of the performer pouring itself out
in gush of subduing that with ,hs hearer
pleasure becomes almost pain from very ba-
shake would be much Of place touch
ing simplicity of the performance wreath OF French
flowers the grave Of the pure and trueheared Mary
We might go specify other of our hvorites with
their peculiar exceencies bat those who have heard
them, may stand accused of ulsome aduation while
those who have listened the Grave of Bonaparte The
Maniac, and the SnowStorm Will deem description
tame
In conclusion rejoice in being able to say, with truth
tina; the private character of this gifted family stima
bic admiration OF their musical talents
friendship and the Of all who have the plea
Of their psrsona acquaintance They remain with
us understand three four weeks, sufficiently long
give most OF citizens opportunity to hear them
And We sincerely hope that while Literally paronze
foreign skill and genius, American talent will net be under
valued or neglected. A Lover or Mu.Ic.
C The Hutchinsons give Concert at Stuy-
vesant Institute this evening. See Card.)