The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20

| Splendid Triumph OF vieux Temps mt the
| Park and the Philharmonic.
The concert gwen BY this unrivalIed virtuoso At
the Park on Saturday night, was in every respect
one OF the best treats of this season, so rich in
musical delicacies so transcendant in the display
OF artistical Skill unequaled by any past and most
likely unsurpassed by any future, and taking the
calibre the selection into account, happier than
which could never have been imagined, undoubt-
eddy the most interesting of all the harmonious
festivals SO lavishly but not enough bestowed upon
his worshippers by this king of the violin. The
masterpieces Introduced in his former concerts
were splendid specimens OF those deep Inspirations
which must be studied and can hardly be srasped
at first aud even second hearing from his stern
and nfex ible adherence to the highest principles
| utterly uninfiuenced by any other considerations
| The pieces played by Vieux Temps on that even
ing, were of the fashionable but not frivolous
school every note of which invites the listener TO
applause and which invitation was fully responded
| Ia by the public. We pass over Berlots variations
where he drove the immense difficulties like chat
before hurricane we do not stop before the ca
pr1cciO fdntdsticO, In which he out-Paganin-ed Pa
gannl; we throw only one glance at his fantasia
| on the Pirata, in all respects picturesque poem
and philosophical development OF profound pas
sion, to concentrate our praise on the variations on
~
is impossible TO describe the comic grandeur or the
grand comic Of this delightful composition, full Of
wit, fresh primrose In early spring; emanatlng
from clear fancy and as free As clear Astounding
| in the most daring difficulties, which he always
| introduces IN his works to make their execution
easy to him Why was he so cruel to play this
sweet Carn,pat Of Ne,o York SO late? Was It not
ungratefu! towards his many friends, to show them
the golden apple to make them emily hungrer
Why does he not play it in his farewell concert at
Palmo's tomorrow evening! 1t is true, we have
al. rfspopt
tons one string on airs from Norma, which he
played last evening at the Philharmonic during the
performance of the Spirit of the Fountain at the
Park.
Apropos. Through the execution of this gorgeous
emanation from the human Intellect where variety
and continuity clasp each other in finn embrace,
the newly, and, we believe, the only unanimously
elected honorary member Of that distinguished SO
cety, Beethovens Asylum said his thanks for this
rare and richly merlted honor. He was overloaded
with applause, which reached It's climax at the
public delivery of the diploma by the president
We mention the curious fact, that he exactly ar
rived, after the symphony in G by Beethoven ano
before the overture to Snakspeare's " Midsummer
Nights Dream" by Mendelsohn, Barthody, the
| two principal columns OF classic music who formed
| the Arc de Niomphe through which the celebrated
composer violinlst made MS entry. We pity both
| the public at the Park and the Philharmonic, thai
they could not be in both places, but fortunately
| he plays all his gems tomorrow in his farewell
conceri-the last opportunity we have OF ever hear
| ing hlm-and we may hope, from the amiabihty OF
| the obliging artist, that he will delight once
more with his inmitable Yankee Doodle, although
| il is notp put down In the programme
| IMPORTANT ENRICHMENT SUIT-Some of the heirs
of the late Lord Boingbroke commenced suit,
which tried at the circuit in this village, during thu
town OF Naples. The title which the plaintiffs sought &c
establish derived from Phelps Gorham and through
was conveyed to five children Of Lord Bongbroke by
Thomas Eddy and wife, OF New Jersey in the year 1907
Lord Bolingbroke resided at the time the conveyanc.
executed in this state and had resided here Tor 8
number Of years under the cognomep OF Belass Much
interesting testimony was given upon the trial relative
the City of New York who was examined as witness in
the The defendant claimed to derive title from
the heir Of Marvel Ellis. The well calculated
Of the counsel for the respective parties nasmuch as
many questions raised touching the different rne'
of construction and laws that have existed in our state
from the year 1889. The trial conducted and man.
aged with much ability on the part Of the plaintiffs BY
N"son Esa Of Cooper Esq
Utica, Jared Wilson, and Walter Hubbe Esqrs OF this
village The jury found n tine e in the B,a naa sss 81
the of Naples have for number of years, been in
unsettled state and it is fortunate for the interests OF
that that there is prospect OF these titles be-
ing speedily quieted.- Ontario Repository
| VESSELS ON THE NORTH Providence
vessels have established considerable market at the dit
feren factories the banks of the Hudson, and the in
terror towns for the sale Of coal which is pitted from
milar to the Nova Scotia COAL and meets ready market
IaLn"" adr.. Afnp 4a4------
| HALIFAX MAcKEREL.-Several gross frauds have
been discovered in mackerel imported from Hall
each head Of the barrel and the rest stones and
weed. The mackera have the inspectors name where
they pasked and whether the fraud perperaed
at the time OF packing, afterwards, is not known.
Amusements.
| CHATHAM THEATRE.-A new and splendid series
| Of n
ton appears the hero Of and splendid production
of his own called The Incorporate Sisters Love :
he viii delineate to the very life The other characters
the piece will be ably sustained by the best members
the excellent company. Miss Cannon and Mr. Brook,
will appear in new dances and Miss Reynolds, Miss
Woods, and Winans And in addition to all this, tn,
sterling comedy OF "sweethearts and Wives will be
sides, in character. Tomorrow night, Blqnches grand
and last burIesta Of The Fair One with Golden Locks
will be produced in magnificent STYLE with entire new
scenery decorations costume properties &C. 1t will b.
| one of the grandest affairs of the season.
| RAYMOND Il WEEKS GRAND MENAGERIE.-Any
commentary upon the excellence OF this establish
ment would be superuous the evidence Of thousands
has testified to its merits The order and regularity Of the
arrangements of the pavilion, at their central position
corner sh street and Bowcry dees all objection
independent of the wild animals and the unfincbing III
repidty Of Herr Driesbach the scene is diversified by
performances that both entertaining and instructive
The establishment leaves this city Wednesday for hei,
summer tour hint sufficient TO induce families to ava
themselves OF the present brief occasion.
| AMERICAN MUsEUM.-To satisfy general desire
| the manager of this popular place OF amusement
has reengaged the Opheans Tor to days and also has
gagged Great Western the celebrated comedian, mitao
Of locomotive Sci also Cerito the charming danseuse
in all a rich bill for to-day. Performances at 81 and
The Giant and Giantess be throughout the day
and evening The Gpsey can be consulted from morning
till night Garden the top OF the Museum is opened
and well filed with refreshments. Go and try them
EUROPE AND AMERICA COMBINED CANNOT Pro
DUcE ITS EQUAL.-Only Tor second conceive
merely for a moment imagine and just for instant
terrain the idea Of two splendid paintings representing
the destruction of the churches in Philadelphia dwarf
giantess and eight performers, including Winchell tn
inimitable unrivalled and entertaining humorist; Mis-
Mary Barton, Master Barton and Miss H. Barton Celeste
the danseuse and host OF other performers not forget
ting the wonderful Orphan Family consisting of father
mother and small children all to be for
shilling. These the real Orphan mnstrels as they
sing often, eat often, and drink often.
@e-sOMETHING NEW UNDER THE sUN.-wE