The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-24
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again in Webers celebrated opera OF Der Frioschutz
whchwas received it'll the rapturous applause dr
ring their last engagement This opere is produced at tn
rsrk with splendid scenery and finely romantic effect
The evening closes with the farce OF the Peculiar Pos
ton" The Philadelphia company OF Washington Grey
accompanied by THAR escort the Light Guard Of New
TorK will visit the theatre this evening
BowERY THEATRE One Of the most attractive ant
varied bills of the season to be at this house
tonight that have yet been privileged to notice.
The managing proprietor of the Bowery deserves the
uourshng support he receives for his superior ant
enerpris. in securing such combination o. talent as
here presented. Mr. Hill is TO appear Sy Saco in the
knight OF the Golden Fleecs, and Major Wheeler
in the comedy of Nav Notons; supersdded to which
we are to have Mr. r Scott as Michael in the Mani
Lover" Coney and Blanchard In the " Mountain
Drovor,' with their dogs Hector and Bruin Mr. Daven-
port in a fsvorte part and Messrs. Clarke, Hadaway
vsche and Mssdames Philips, stckney, Sergeant and
Madison ia their different and peculiar spheres This
10 certainly announcement sufficient to equal the de-
sres CT ths most astdous and scepticsl to quantity
and quality.
Ma. TrMpLrros-This great vocalist gives a concert
at the Tabernacle tonight prior his departure the
South. His engagements suoh that he give
but and all who have not heard him. and love the
pure gush OF melody should fail TO attend
at the Tabernacle this evening. The bill contains many
of MIR Templstons best songs, including the famous
Sally in our Alley"
ALnAMRA.-Ths managers of this popular place OF
amusement have engaged the Guinea sersuaders capt
tai band of negro minstres who in addition to the fine
performances of last week will delight the visitors there
through the week. On evacuation day two perform
! snces will be given
ErHIopiAs sEarrApEss-Tte original company Of
Hthoriats. Messrs Germon Stanwood, Pelham Harrng.
ton and White, having returned from successful
Southern tour, commence an engagement at Palmos
Opera House this evening An evening spent in listen
u
with himself, and all the world around him.
Ma GsoKaE VAsprsHoyY This hne elocutionist will
give tonorrow evening. lecture at CLIFTON Hall di
versihsd with great variety OF readings and reciaon
He will attract large audience.
CHRmrIAS Hrsrs, the celebrated v!olonceliist and
member OF the Paris gives his 6rst con
cert 10 this city Friday evening next. He is said to
be player of surprising sweetness aud po err and will
undoubtedly create great sensation musical circles
BowEnr CIRCUS -Tryon, the Knickerbocker manager
of tho Bowery Circus, il determined to celebrate the
anniversary of the Evacuation Of New York in style
Of great elegance and propriety The front of the Am.
phithea,rs, will be gsy decorated with various flags
banners and devices the house brilliantly Illuminated
and martial music to correspond
CONCERT THE Philharmonic SocrErr-The first
night ofthe aliens in Paris" and the first
Philharmonic In New York the starting points from
which fashion sets out its yearly pesnage The heay
y packed carriage has disenanged from the thous
and arms of sleepy dust disturbed in It's dsee far niente
the postboy has received his last porboire and parted
with his last oath milliners ailors dresmakers and
hoe genus arrive, not single SPIES in baal
ions and are received with much more JOY than Ia
few short months their bills they Immediately are ad
itted into the sanctuary of the boudor not yet
dream of the q acoxita of the ante. room that
Mon'frum horrendum informe ingens cui inmen ademp
Chaos has come back in the shape of band boxes and
trunks care, deep-wom care rulesthe bosom's lord
does not set lightly its throne but. with the first
CROCHET all the crotchets which have been sccumula
ing the brain reservoir OF the he-and dandy dur
ing the tedious preparations for the winter
are sent quHreins TO the rghtaboutfor tue leaders
baton has said, Let be light" and light there
must be- Our New York arristocracythe arristocracy
of beauty and fashion graced the Apollo Rooms
In stronger muster than they did Saturday night
and bodys brow foretold like e.leaf the pleas
they icpated from the evenings entertain
The bill rich one although looked in vain to
sorrow for the of Beethoven but likewise
missed to our joy, that OF Donizett and after all this
is not bad bargain we prefer being starved with
thoven than to be filed with Donizet 1t is true there
was slight sprnkling oil Mercadapte but are per.
fecty justified in calling him classical composer since
of his airs with the exception of from Elise
and Claudio had the honor of barrel organ The
concert begun with Mendessohns third symphony
oil his earlier compositions and the purely in.
strumen'al work by the successor to Beethoven's
throne ever brought out in America 1t is admirable
inspiration although the composer had not yet arrived
in it to that maturity which ne subsequently attained
The allegro agitao not quite free from few re
minscences, and the end OF the adagio caGj. king
perhaps little clearness but the sche,zo the allegro
guerrero and the finale naestsso grand 1. was nd
mirably played through Ut principally the scher-o
which hardly escaped encore. The to Che
rubins Anacreon was attacked little slug sshy by
the orchestra but they rallied aud it brought,
to close amidst universal satisfaction and applause
on shs and 0ns
hne contrato notes, which remind OF Mrs Alfred
Shaw her middle notes tolerable, but she is def.
Gent IN height. She sung in that evinced a
good musical education, and the recitave of tho first
air was given with much emphasis, although with a
somewhat singular pronunciation OF the Italian words
Madame Lazare played harp solo and she made us to-
tally forget her unfortunate accident at De Meyers
cert through the uncommon skill and taste of play
ing and the deiicacy of her touch She is superior
artist and We expect much benefit from her residence
in this country as many Of our fair ladies will updoubt-
edly avail themselves Of this unexpected bonne fortune
by taking lessons on this beautiful instrument Mr..
Wollenhaupt played tana0i by Stephen Heller toe.
rsby WELL but from his having been announced pupil
OF the celebrated academy OF LEIPZIG, we expected
something better He is very young perhaps seventeen
years of age and WILL with proper study probably be-
core excellent artist He has a beautiful touch al
though not quite much expression and light
finger. We probably shall hear him once more,
sent the recollection of the Lion Pianist is still vivid
At all events, we would advise him to chose better
which was the theme Of universal admiration.
Miss DELcr-THE DxLcv TROUPE, &c--This young
lady appears to receive but little favor from tho Courier
and Enquirer respecting her vocal abilities her acting
10 spoken Of in terms of high commentator Why the
musical talents of this charming songstress should be so
deprecated in that quarter arises pre- from
sheer ignorance, than any disposition do in.
charitable
10 which to view it. While would not impute a
of candor to the pom that indc minate in its
views cannot be denied that the Of the articles
in bad taste and unsound Judgment. Miss Delcy's
talents vocalist have gained for great celebrity
here we'll abroad and If she fails to succeed In this
quarter it will DO from combination of circums ance
which she has no control Indeed the Decy troupe
has paratvely failed here after the first few nghts
because the prma donna not sufficiently supported
either by novelty in the operas produced or in the ability
Of her associates the whole burden Of creating nsa
fell upon Miss Delcy alone MIR Lacy was about pro
ducng new opera, when required Plscide or De
other quarters tho seyuin o, have procured PlaiIe
to join tnem. and will appear the Park in the ne
opera The Delcv tr"up. have been completely outw H.
ted and enaraled The Segun froup, il better in
its general materials but far infer Tor la prma Sonaa I,
the Decy one. Mrs SegnIn is gooi musician but no,
to he comp red TO Miss Delcy ener actress or va
calst for idle In Ignorant and speiul critics to rur
down Niss Delcy as an artist Her natural powers aud
music j edu cation superior, and IL is only ing H.
the untowsrd circumstance by w.ich she has been sur
rounded that she has failed auetlv draw u bou .ss