The New York herald., 1844-11-24

OILS BvLL.-The concert OF this gentleman Thurs
day evening" at the Melodeon theatre Boston, very
fully aitended-he audience comprised the most respect
able portion OF the population Of the city Madame Ar
nolt sang very sweetly, but her didsece before the
public is yet unconquered and prevents the full sppre-
citation Of her vocal powers She is yet destined to make
sensation" in the musical world and the applause
yesternght indicated decided impression favor Of
who Is not only an accomplished woman but, wife,
Zone of thousand" The flowers that we're thrown TO
her last evening" in their natural beauty scarcely rva,
the natural eracss Of her mind and character Ole Bull
announced to play at the Philharmonic Society OF
the city the following evening He is expected
to 60 from thence to Salem.
Mrs Fynns farewell benefit at the Albany Museum on
Friday evening. was bumper. The company OF the
Oba way and Odauwau tribes Of Indians on their way to
Europe, are exhibiting in the same establishment.
The Misses Partington are dancing themselves into
great favor at the National Theatre, Boston.
Tho Boston Philharmonic Society give their Hrst con
cert for the season at the fremont Temple last evening
VIM Warren, comedian left for England, on Thursday
ne mas an engagement at enc OF the London Theatres
Tom Pacde had humping benefit at 81. Louis, few
evenings since. He is great favortc there
The Hutchinson family are at present in Rochester.
Mr. and Mrs Lowell late Of the Park theatre have
rived in New Orleans. They 90 to Ludlow Smiths
theatre.
The Congo Mslodists are now at Pittsburgh.
signor Casella will give Concert at the Musical
Fund Hail. Philadelphia, on Thursday evening next,
when he will Introduce several pieces and be
ed by Hupfsld Therbeck and other distinguished us;-
cians
Mike Hennessy Is in Albany and will appear at the
Museum next Monday.
The Swiss Bell Ringers will give concert at Masonic
Hall, Philadelphia, on Monday evening next.
Phillips the vocalist gave concert at Hartford few
nights ago, and was very successful
New Orleans opened for the season OH
saturday evening week with " La File au Regiment y
The papers say Calvs not only looked better but ap-
peared to sang better than during my former
and rapturously apPlsuded The oIchestra full
and effective, and the performance went OF with great
spirit.
The st. Charles Theatre in the same city was to open
on Thursday last.
Herr Cline, the famous performer the tight rope Is
shortly to appear IN Charleston. He will most probably
go further south.
Mr. John Dunn, the celebrated buffo singer and
dian appeared in his own piece, of Rascal Jack, at
Walnut street Theatre, Philadelphia
Mrs. Wilkinson had bumper benefit at the Chestnut
Street THEATRE Philadelphia, Friday evening. Mr..
makes his first appearance these boards to-
morrow evening.
Welchs National Circus opened on Thursday evening,
to one OF the most crowded audiences behed In any
place Of amusement in Philadelphia, the papers say
1t is Gen. Welchs intention to introduce to the Phls.
delphisns, the the great French female equestrian.
The three Italian sisters who have created 80 much
sensation in London in their deineation Of the fabulous
Godd have arrived in Boston and intend to give
Of their classical exhibitions at Amory Hail.
week.