The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-21

NJ, Nleuxtemps, the eminent violinis, were engage
at concert at the Rotunda at Dublin. They me
with brilliant reception.
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acco npanied on the piano forte by his son.
Mr. George Wild and Mr.. James Rogers, late o
tne SiymPlc, are playing at the Amphitheare, Liver
Jour,a! speaks Of Mr.. Wild as one Of the best low
conc dams of the day, and Rogers most promis
ing performer.
Miss FtzwiIliam has made brilliant debut at thu
Birmingham Theatre, in the character OF Rosina, il
the lsarber Of Seville and promises TO take an ele
vsted position in her profession. Her acting il
comedy is said to be not less commendable.
Mnsard arrived from Paris on the 18th, and made
his first appearance at vauxhall Gardens on Monday
the 81 OF June.
Madame Anna Thillon having recovered from hel
indis position, Bales Enchantress has been resum
ed at Drury Lane; The house is nightly excessive.
y crowded, and the piece is greeted with the same
applause as before:
| Mr.. Moscheles has commenced series of tani
nkes in London, His intention is to furnish set oil
ustratons OF Sebastian Bach's panoforte music.
Miss Dolby is giving concerts in London with
great success.
Mr.. Edward Harris Concert attracts numerous
audiences to the music room of the Princess's The
tire 1t is stated that Mr.. Hart has baritone voice
OF nice quality, and very agreeable delivery: With
study and perseverance he is likely to stand well in
| mis- profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwab have been giving Concerts
in London, They are pianists Of great talents.
The next new opera to be given at her Majestys
THEATRE is either the NabucodmOser of Verdi or the
LeOnora of Mercadante.
Madame Hassen Barth, the ysima donna from the
Imperial Theatre at Vienna, arrived in London on
The members of the Grand French Opera of
Brussels are about to give series of representa-
tons at Covent Garden Theatre, the first of which
will take place on Wednesday next. (Les Hugue-
nots,) and the second, lies Diansans de la Cou-
ronne) The company is reported to be very strong
one, and that the works given will be rendered
with great general excellence. The singers (both
all actual members of this celebrated company. M
Laurent is the acting manager.
The FIRST OF grand series OF promenade concerts
took place on the LIST inst. at Vauxhall Gardens
originated this species Of amusement in the French
capital and who has arrived from Paris expressly to
take the direction OF the concerts and balls at Vaux
hall; M. Musard has band of more than one hun
dred performers, selected from the first orchestras
of London and Paris
SACRED HARMONIC SocIETY's CoNcERT.-Mendel-
sohn's ST PauP' was performed at Exeter Hall,
on the I'd inst in the presence, and at the special
request of Her Majesty.
Miss c. FELTON, gave her first Concert on the I'd
inst at London, which was attended by crowded
and highly respectable auditory. It is stated that
this young lady possesses full, rich, contralto
voice. which, If cultivated with diligence, attention
and skill, will render her valuable acquisition to
the musical world.
Demoiselles Milanollo, two sisters Of the ages of
sixteen and fourteen, are giving Concerts at Will
ls's Rooms. where, to the amazement Of such as
were not aware Of their talents, they showed them
selves to be violnists of the very highest class
The elder, indeed, Teresa, was pronounced by the
unanimous voice of the dieftanti, to have no supe
ter Maria is not far behind her either in tone, execu-
ton, or expression
The performances Of M. Philippe continue to be
witnessed with unmitigated delight at the st. James
oofro hoh xvf
binary person who ever gathered an audience toge
Their for the purpose of deuding them by slight of
hand The Wizard of the North, Herr Dobler, and
the whole tribe Of coniurors, from Medea down
A new ballet called s'Rosida,' composed by NJ
St. Leon, has been produced at the Queens Theatre
It 10 contrved az to display to the best advantage
the attractions OF his fair spouse who still retains her
name OF Mademoisele Certo The subject appears
to be taken from one of the Contes Fdntastiques Of
Hoffman.
Achard is engaged at the st. James's, and appear
ed In the part OF Guillaume in the comedy of Tria-
Madlle Plessy has taken her departure from Lon
don.
An amusing farce, entitled the "Irish Dragoon,"
pen Of Mr. seby The foundation Of its existence
is an anecdote which appeared some time since in
the French prints and which the author, well versed
IN stage effect, has adroity translated into English
soil, and made the germ Of host OF ludicrous Incl
dents.
The Little viennoise Ballet Troupe have termi-
mated their engagement at the Italian Opera House.
Mr.. w. Leman Rede, has written piece entitled
"The Saloon and the Cellar; or, Ups and Downs Of
Life" which was produced at the Strand Theatre,
w it'll considerable success.
. A new five act comedy, called "The Kings
Friend, has been produced at Sadler's Wells Thea
tire with great success.
A new piece, entitled /" Chevalier de ST. George"
has been produced at the Princess 1t is new only
in Its English dress, for it is nothing more than a
version Of the French piece called La MuLatre.
which has been performed at the st. James Thea
tre The character of the celebrated creole adven-
turer, the Chevaller de St. George, was originally
performed by Lafont
In the evening ofshe Queens birth day. there was
grand concert at Buckingham Palace. The vocal
performers were Madame Meeri, Madame Mailard,
| and Messrs. Pischek and Oberhoffer. The instru-
mental performers were Messrs. Moscheles, Bla.
grove, Blaes, and Godfroi. The music consisted OF
compositions Of the German school. Mr.. Moscheles
presided at the piano forte.
Two new pieces have been produced at the Sur
rey Theatre. The first is q drama in three acts
the same name, entitled, The Far Maid of Perth ,
or St Valentines Zoe. The principal events of the
story are dramatised with considerable skill and
ability: The other is new farce in act, by Mr.
Jerrold, jun, entitled Honeymoon Scruples It il
said to be one Of those light, amusing, quickly ex
cogtated illusions which, without possessing any
complication or plot, or any attempt to delineate
character, or even any elaborate display OF wit OF
humor in the dialogue, yet is able by succession
cleverly arranged incidents, involving the commits.
sion Of several curious mistakes and blunders by the
parties concerned, to keep the house in roars Of
laughter from beginning to end. They were botf
| successful. The Messrs. Harrisons are engaged Al
the Surrey geological Gardens, to perform on the
| Rock Harmonicon.
Sheridan Knowles has arrived in Lisbon, from
Madeira, and it is stated in letters that he intends
Duprez and Madame E. Garcia played for two
nights at the Theatre Royal, Dublin, on the 22d
and oath of May. Miss Kenneth, the daughter O
formed the part OF Lisa, and, also, assisted in {
concert at the theatre. This young lady promise.
well as vocal artist 3She is sound musician
with sweet soprano voice OF great fexibllity
which she manages with remarkable taste. Mr.
| Webster and Madame Celeste were to have com
menced short engagement at this theatre. -
| dividend Of Is Sd in the pound was declared un
der the estate Of Mr. c. Mathews, on his Insolvency
IN the Court OF Bankruptcy, arising from portion 0
MS professional earnings being set aside for the ere