The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-03
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with great spirit. The ballad 4" On yonder rock re-
Ginning, was given with great grace and beauty. Mr..
Gardner's Fra Diavolo was performances possessing
great merit This gentleman has very much improved
since his debut and sings with much more spirit Mr..
Brough's Beppo decidedly ad hbifum; but he, TO-
gether with Mr. Andrews Giacomo, made good deal
of sport OF Mr. Roberts Lord Acash we cannot say
much But as Mr.. r. lays claim to musical powers
of course much is expected. The Lady Alcash OF
Miss Moss was very passable performance She sings
very we'll but sufficiently clear and distinct in
RECOMMENDATION She will improve however with practice
Tonight Der Freischutz" is presented for the benefit
of Miss Delcy and the last night of the opera company
Now is the time for the New Workers to out and
give her such house as the fark has not had for many
night
BowxRr.-We had repetition last evening Of Damon
and Pythias, the Highland Drovsr and Black Rangers
The anxiety TO witness these performances the former
night all sbated the house was ammed up to
actual sufocation in every nook and where the
performance could be witnessed SCOTS Damon was
rspturously appauded and Davenports Ply thias
Blanchard and Coney in the Highland Drover aided by
Mrs Phillips Jessie Campbell sustained themselves
very respectfully. The Dog, 4 noble looking animal,
received with increased applause by do boys"
who enjoyed his tustle with the Drover good deal
We have already spoken at length of the
the Black Rangers" Its popularity will equs
" Putnam" though a good national drama. We look
forward and predict brilliant for the Bowery
the with which it has opened, and the talent
which has been employed since the encement Of
the season. sufficient earnest to the public the
desire OF the proprietor TO expense in catering
Tor the public amusement.
CASTLE GAapsN.-Last night the burlesque opera
company repeated the capital buresque the opera Of
the Postillion called the "PostHeel of Long jaw
Bone 1t abounds with very funny Incidents and all the
original music is sung. Previous to the opera Con-
cert was given by the company. This is the last week
of the Burlesque Opera Company. Tonight capital
bill is presented to the lovers of sport Som Bull
Ole" and "Buy-l.Dare" two burlesques, by the names
Of which the originals will be readily recognised.
NIBLos.-The School for Scandal with the brilliant
caste which we have already noticed again played
last night to an immense audience Tonight Mr. Crisp
benefit comes Of and with Mrs. Mowatt as Mariana in
the play of the Wife, the beneficiary St. Pierre with
T. Pacde Chippendale and the remainder of the com.
pany to support them certainly will give this admirable
play OF Knowles with great effect The aughable farce
OF Uncle Sam, with that tower of strength Henry Pa.
oide, as Sam Hobbs, will conclude the performances.
PALMo's.-The Philippians still rule the day. shaks.
peare has talked about taking the flood the tide that
leads to fortunes these gentry have not only taken it, but
keep on taking it in fact they attractive that
people Will keep on going there, whether or no and
when the day comes that they leave us, many will be
the regrets of those who have gone to see them We
was that formal introduction took place between the
band and him. and that the great volinst was as much
pleased with their gentlemany manners when dives.ed
OF their paint, as he with their delightfully."- harmo-
NOUS songs when on the stage.
OLE BULLS CONCERT, LAST EVENING This great mu
steal genius gave his first Concert for the season in the
Tabernacle, Broadway, last evening Sometime before
he hour appointed for the of the entertain
ment the body of the building and wohirds of the gal
ery was well filed including considerable number Of
ladies' and not few of the rising generation-beauty
fashion and knowledge numerously repre- as
well as juvenile aspirans There might be seen Judges
from the bench, lawyers from the bar ministers Of the
pulpit One or two of tho greatest philosophers of the
age, and most Of the leading members OF the press
all determined TO be present IN time at the first display
OF musical talent for the ensuing season. About the
time announced for the commencement of the concert
the building was well filed and showed symptoms
of anxiety for the performances to commenc This in
very few minutes alter eight o'clock, responded
by the appearance the platform of between thirty
forty of the most able musicians in this city and its vi
do that very short time required for the perfor-
mances to commence There time lost in tuning
OF instruments, &c.all in readiness The follow
ing is programme Of the evenings entertainment =:
PARTI.
g. Sea Song The white sqaaiI BY Barker .Mr. Duisld
e:o Adasc s.ssn,s ns5 R Msss
Bal spefi. BroG'as By Be e Is D'l
5, Adssio Regioso, o.. Mothers Prayer. com ''' 0'''
posed ana performed FART i''''.'...' ole Bull
%g ev :sd BY Lev Mr.
Xn ns sosvn Sy
Niasars, Caprccio rastorae, composed aud
performed BY ..................Ol Ole Bull.
Miss NortLal and Mr., Duaied, were announced to
take part in the entertainments, SO that there could
be no lack of variety The orchestra under the d.
recton Of Mr.. U. G. Hill. Mr. Kurs presided at the
piano
TIE Concert opened with grand overture Astounding
in novelty and admirably executed, elciting its con.
White squa by Mr. Dufeld succeeded, although mo-
great novelty in this neighborhood was well given
though, at the commencement, Mr.. Dufield appeared
somewhat nervous and did not display those pswers
avocaist he evidently possesses AT the termination
he was greatly appauded Now every one was on the
genius OF the sge was about to appear He, in short
Time did So and came along the front of the PLATFORM m
strumen in hard an humble and chd-like man. He
hailed with the greatest enthusiasmso long and loud
We're the applaudits by which he welcomed This
having subsidized, the third piece of the evening
nenced Ot all the pieces this great genius has CON-
posed that We have heard this excel them in variety
taste and sentiment far beyond musical powers
hearing explain or cIitcise il were so inclined
1t was listened TO throughout upon half hour,
with the most profound attention. and at its conclusion
and for several minutes afterwards the applause
unoounded There were strong symptoms Tor time
OF having it repeated but the good of the majority
prevailed and not insisted upon To this eded
the beautiful ballad OF The Spell is Broken" by Miss
NoIthal This youns lady appeared to want confidence
IN what she had undertaken from some cause or the
otner. she was not so effective have heard
on previous occasions however the audience
desire to hear il again which complied WITH and
doubtless they better satisfied Ole Bull now came
forward and was received with much enthusiasm as
on the previous occasion The piece the "Adsgio
Regoso" or the Mothers Prayer and like the pray.
ers oil all mothers appeared to touch the hearts Of all
n present Beyond the sound Of the instrument nothing
was heard-i almost appeared as if the vast audience
were SO absorbed in feeling to be afraid breahe
more solemn enhancing and beautiful piece never
heard For moment after its conclusion the a,,.
dience appeared lost in thought and feeling, for they
NAMED silent and then succeeded one general burst OF
appreciation which lasted Tor several minutes during
which the great artist lowy bowling, withdrew. Thus
concluded the hrst part of the evenings enter
Alter lapse OF about fifteen minutes Mr. Dufied sa ng
Lee Bravura OF Can my love resign" with consd.
cradle effect and was greatly appaudcd Ole Bull then
gave ms Agaco Cubano," Astounding with a still great.
er variety OF music Of somewhat lively chsrsc.
yer THAN his previous pieces. At the conclusion he was
greatly appauded and followed; but instead
OF which he performed most beautiful solo the tor
nlnation oil which he introduced the favorte airs OF
Hall Columbia and Yankee Doodle" which were
Iouuiy appiauded Miss Northall then gave, by tina,
consuming, quenchess fsme,- very effectively Mr.
I'm I'm presiding at the piano. Mr. Rurs having with.