The New York herald., 1845-10-21

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iims-eght with each hand-three with the thumb two
with the little finger and three with the remaining flu
Iorssiao prsstissimo movement, that makes his two
hands appear like We do not know how he does
solution riddle can be given He was called
out three times after it. and the public would not be
a'n H a s he
Marehe, and which were cheered In corresponding
| manner.
Now utter having heard him, we can understand the
complete defeat of Thslberg during the last n
Paris and London, and we perfectly agree with the
he would have ou.fsganinied Paganini had De Meyer
been vioinist We hail his arrival in this country
to piano and % we DO NOT
sdence amongst u.s. will do towards the advance
Of musical taste than bsttalions musical conven
men of the age-ths most elegant the only one fer
which good music be wrten-because it Il as nde-
pendent and as complete orchestra, and we
not imagine that any student Of 1t will 20 suicidal
to miss single of his concerts for to hear him
piano ortes Of Erard use Of are worthy to be
played upon by De Meyer This 10 the greatest praise
chanicsm, and the tone beautiful as il is powerful
WE hays az IN: neither time nor space to anay.s the excel
which having played
Suane ana MsJsssy is hi. Pro,
| Jam.
| TEMrLEroN's ENTERTAINMENTS LAST EVENING, AT
PALMo's THEArRE.-This house crowded to excess
on this occasionand truly for novelty and excellence
worthy ofit. It was his third appearance and with
every evidence shows the appreciation of his talents by
still crowded houses We obliged stand his
performance out in consequence Of being ten minutes
late after the opening Of the doors Although the
tainmens did not commence for hour afterwards all
sat patiently still Prompt to the time the vocalist Of the
evening made his appearance and was received most en-
thusisstically Alter some preliminary observations:
Sally in Alley introduced and well received
then succeeded "Tell her love her." Of his best
pieces; followed by his master piece. love her how
the first part The Shamrock or second part succeeded
the first piece the Meeting Of the Waters = then
Minstrel Boy The latter % was loudly sncored
but with the permission of the audience, the Last
greatly appauded then followed the Thistle" here
the vocalist was more at home; he went into i with
encored but instead Of which he another Scotch
dtty Of Green grows the rushes oh " Two other
we have noticed them befOre-there occasion
peat The whole performance went off with the greatest
eclat. He has evidently made most decided hit
Nh. MuRpocxs DEBUT To-NoHr.-Ths evening
Mr.. Murdoch makes his appearance at the Park
Theatre the character of Hamlet He has retired for
prior to that period engaged ardsous duties
profession actors he had closely studied his art
rs soxass 5s sns
of this kind alone that real excellence and perma
fitted for the effort he Is about to make and without
we should feel doubts of his success though emf
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been directed to the systematic training OF the hu
voice on scientific G Sos as apPsd @ 70
ton he had received the friendly suggestions Of Dr.
Rush the author Of the Philosophy Of the Human Voice
practical manner by Mr. Murdoch in the city Of Boston.
and has met also the appreciation and Of the
in lectures this subject, the result of his experI
observation and research he has kept constantly
IN view sefraining for the stage where he has aimed
reach and sustain himself in the highest walks the
drama. In connection with this subject, he has given
Shakspearan lectures in which the grandeur and the
beauty othe conceptions of that great poet have been
eoqueny portrayed and presented with force, taste
and discrimination, that have for him high and
well meri,ed reputation Though fully sensible Of the
excellence and attainmen Of the great tragedans who
have gone before him, he has views and concep.
tions Of his own which he will endeavor to embody in
his performances, and which will present the claim OF
IDEAS Which he already given public that these
will be received with appreciation Mr. Murdoch is by
us Wishes to elevate the standard actnE
his native counry he feels that the materials here
only 70 Se
let Mr. Murdocks claims to rank actor OF the first
class be weighed lsiry and mas IN spirit Of candor on th'
ready to award its proper need to merit and by their
decision he must rise or fall.
BowERY THEATRE.-The never.fang still increasing
attraction Of PUTNAM" continues draw this esab
shmen fashionable and crowded houses and last night
the theatre was possible, rendered yet crowded
by the announcement of drama Of thrilling inter-
est entitled "The Bloodhounds, Orphans Crave
Admirably the principal actors in this piece perform
ed their parts and loud and rapturous the ap-
pause which they elected hroughout the entire play
the canine animals Hector and Brun did fail to
well the role assigned to hem and the whole per-
formance really Of interesting and extraordinary
character.
Miss DELcY PHILADELPHIA.-The success Of Miss
Delcy at Philadelphia has been brilliant in the
every night Of her performance the house has been
dad nd nrgUtn damn a vad
with the most extraordinary enthusiasm In the Frey
schultz Miss Delcy made great "hit" Her grand scena
nine times broken in upon by the most rapurous
applause, and all the Germans in town present,
the compliment was the more latering Miss Delcy's
operate fulfilled in Philadepha- concludes sa-
turday evening next, when she takes her benefit The
and other cities South and West, have all been in
respondence with Miss Decy. The fame of her youth,
led every where throughout the country and most
prosperous and triumphant career s before her.
The Ethiopian Opera Company commence engage
ment at the Ahamra, 559 Broadway, on Wednesday
ming next stage has been erected and from the ee
gance Of this delightful resort, the Concerts and Bur
lesque Opera will do WELL
Sporting Intelligence.
FALL RACES USIoS CouRss, L. 1.-The pre-.
sent week destined to rank high in the annals OF sport
Major Kirkman has the ground two celebrated horses,
Jenneauean and Liatunah-the former is expected 70
compete with Fashion," on Thursday next, in 1 mile
heats Jenneauteau has mile heat in 5:3S at New
Orleans the quickest time record, beating Latuna on
that OCCASION The horses are all on the ground The
Southern stables have taken their old quarters John
Drews the Course The first comes of to-day
at o'clock Trains will leave the station South
Ferry, Brooklyn and return at the termination Of the
days sport. For entries, &C., advertisement
TRoTTINo March BETWEEN LADY SUFFOLK AND Mos
cow-This affair it is said is not likely TO come of
present. the challenger and the acceptor both being de-
srous Of choosing the ground II trial ofpowers and
good sport really meant between these fine animals
locality make little difference. Let them
for it,
One gentleman well known in the sporting circles AZ
the most genemany driver and trainer in this neighbor
hood offers to take and drive the Lady against Moscow
and pay 5000 for the chance provided her proprietor
will agree. This shows that confidence in her powers
is not yet diminished, notw outstanding her late defeat
HURDLE RACES MoSrREAL--The Hurdle Rae es came
of the 10th inst. the St Pierre course For the