The New York herald., 1844-11-22
Theatrical, &c.

presence of many "fair women and brave men %
Theatrical, &c.
OLE BULL AND MADAME ARrouLr.-The Boston papers
state that this great genius concert at the Melodeon
Tuesday evening, was fully attended, and the Bulbul
greeted with renewed enthusiasm. Madame Arnoult
most delightful accession to this concert vocalist
Her abilities superior, combining many of the quail
ties of Mrs Wood and Carador Allan. She is yet diff
dent Of her own powers and having but recently left the
drawing for the commencement of public career
she has not all the which requisite
artistic Last night however she summoned resolution
to her aid, and went through with great applause being
obliged to repeat her second song from La somnambula
and executing the performance to perfection This party
gave the last concert in Boston, last evening.
MIR. Tobey the vocalist will give concert in Norfolk
during the present week. 10 said that he il skful
and pleasing vocalist and he has voice of great beauty
power and compass--full two octaves and half
Those able musicians the Slomans giving concerts
at Providence.
Mn. AUSTIN PHnLIrs.-We are pleased to learn that
this gentleman is fast recovering from his late i'll
ness and that he will be enabled TO the duties
his profession in the of few days. Mr. Phillips
has long been admired for his musical abilities and per.
sona WORTH and his illness has excited the deepest sym.
pathy.
Mr.. Henry Phillips announced to give concert at
Albany last evening.
Boston Philharmonic Society, the first season Of which
commenced under unavorable circumstances a. re.
garded local musical aid though emnenty successful as
far full attendance concerned is about COM
second series of concerts the first of which will
be given next Saturday.
The Rev. Dr. Pse of this city, 10 giving lectures before
the Mercantile Library Association at the Odeon Boston
Suhject-The Literary and Social Life of Sir Thomas
More.
Mr. B: sman, jr, isto lecture in the Brooklyn Inst
ute the present season. and not Professor Slmsn The
Introductory lecture only was given by him.
JP. Addams, with his company performing at Port.
land.
The Congo Melodists had bumper benefit in the SAM
city on Tuesday evening.
The Rev DR.. Baird is delivering a course Of lectures
on the Russian Empire, at Newark N J.
Dr. Lardner 10 successfully lecturing to the Philsde
phians.
Professor H Rogers will commence his second
of lectures on Geology, at the Lowell Institute, the
3rd OF December.
Mr.. George Gliddon, is about to deliver new and
anal series Of Egyptian Hiersogcal lectures at the Ire
Dr. Jones is giving lectures in Boston ON Human Ply
siology
Mr. Hudson is giving lectures on shskpesre in Boston
The Ojihbeway Indians are exhibiting at Trey.
ionabe audiences Troy He IL assisted by Misses Jane
and Harriet Andrews Miss Clark Mr. james w. Andrews
and several amateurs
The Swiss Bell Ringers expected in Troy on Mon
lay or Tuesday evening of next week.
Greene, the leader Of the celebrated American brass
band at Boston, tortoise shell buge instead Of the
ordinary metal instrument Its tones said to he much
clear and mellow
Oliver Holden, Esq celebrated as musical Composer
died recently at Charleston Mass aged 70 years He
collection Of sacred music in extensive use many years
ago.