The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-02
&c.

COMPLIMENT Ole BULL.-A superb and elegantly
embazoned medal gold presented to the great mas
Of the VIOLIN by the Musical Fund Society, of Phla
dephia, in acknowledgment Of his benevolent kindness
in playing the benefit Of that excellent association
II has side representation Of the head Of Apollo,
and on the other these words Ole B. Bull In testi-
mony Of his talents and his generosity. 1874" These
words encircea by the name Musical Fund Society
Of Philadelphia" The medal is Of great weight and
in tasteful velvet and morocco CASING and in all
poets most fitting and magnificent compliment supe-
rior genius The medal publicly presented Thurs
day evening after the performance Of Ole BULBS first
piece appropriate speeches being made the occasion
MADAME ARNouLr This charming vocalist, whose
style OF singing that pure Italian school, gave her
farewell concert Saturday evening at the Melodeon,
Boston, when she aided by that favorte artist Ole
Bull who seemed determined to show the deserving how
cheerully he volunteer TO do them kindness The
concert was brilliant one and the combined attraction
that had been engaged for the evening did not fail 10 de-
light and satisfy Ole Bull played for the benefit of the
Musical Fund Society, Of Philadelphia. Thursday
evening" and returned to Boston in haste In order to
sist Madame Arnou-the third time in week that he
has performed without remuneration. The concert OF the
Academy had been postponed in compliment to the fair
canta,rce.
Ludlow < Smith, for their house in New Orleans
The Hutchinsons give farewell concert OF the Female
Academy, Albany, on Tuesday evening
Mr.. Spuding, Of Albany, has engaged Bannister the
author Of Putnam. TO he brought out in fine style
Henry Phillips is in Philadelphia and will give con.
cert on Tuesday evening.
ia said that the Italian opera will be brought
ward with new and gorgeous scenery at the Melodeon
Boston, in February.
Miss Clarendon and Hackett are playing an engage.
ment at the Arch street theatre Philadelphia.
The pretty Calve having emerged from Loves Young
Dream is said to be displaying her cupdity by realizing
handsome salary as prima donna at New Orleans.
Mrs Hunt is drawing good houses at the Baltimore
Museum.
The complimentary concert at Albany on Tuesday
last to Mr.. Burke netted him about $500.
PARn-By the latest accounts from Paris It Ia stated
that the English performances at the Italian Opera House.
the intermediate nights, will commence the 25th
inst Macready and Helen Faucit appearing in Othello
supported by Mrs Seby, Mrs. Serle Mrs arsfed date
Miss Psillips) Mes Ryder Graham and Bennett The
programme comprises Shakspeares Othe0, Macbeth Ju
Illus Cesar and Hamlet-Lord Byron's Werner--Know lea
Virginius- Otway's Venice Preserved, and Bulwer's
Lady OF Lyons The King has taken box, and there is
every prospect OF successful campaign Catlin is en-
deavoriDg to get place TO exhibit his lndisns aor
engagement for them Of the theatres Rsley
his two boys by the last accounts creating Jor in
ours prevent his playing, he will gain an indie
pendent fortunes TO which several acts oil generosity
wardshs countrymen in distress broad give him fair
claim That there TO be theatre erected at the
French capital, to be called the Hipodromen is,o
hold ten twelve thousand persons, and the per-
formances TO take place Sundays and twco1rinq
working days Of the week.