The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-12

As separate branch of art the ballet Is ginning to
assume leading position in this country. has lately
met with fostering encouragement in all the principal
cities of the Union, Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Pittsburgh Cincinnati, New Orleans and
other places.
Mile Blangy who charmed the frequenten of Niblos
last season, 10 about to appear at Palmos Monday
evening next, assisted by Mile Celeste, M. Hazard
and M Bouxar, artist who has lately arrived in this
country from the grand opera in Paris, and whose at
tainmens in his profession said to be of no ordinary
character Mile Blangy, assisted by her three aids will
produce series of novelties which will doubtless draw
crowded houses.
Madame Augusta, who was 80 warmly welcomed back
by her numerous admirers Monday evening, at Pal
mos and who has been since drawing crow ded houses
10 to take her benefit evening and 10 to appear
the occasion in the fourth act Of L. Dabe
This will draw crowd It has been performed in this
city She will be assisted by her exec nent seconds
Mile Dinner.
At the Orleans theatre in New Orleans there is grand
ballet company, under the direction Of Mr. Finar from
the Paris Grand Opera
Mons. Henri and Madame Leon JavelI are delighting
the people of Pittsburgh.
signora Cecoa, young lady from Milan who is said
to posssss eminent artistic talent Is shortly appear in
this city, assisted by Mile Mantin Sgnor Morra and
several other artists The lady and her aids bear high
professional reputation, and they no doubt will be sue
cessful
twill be from this enumeration that the ballet il
in very aourshing condition in this country.
Musical Intelligence.
HENRI HERE Tho fourth concert of this distinguish.
cd artist will take place at the Tabernacle tomorrow
evening, and attractive his previous entertainments
have been, this will be still So Mr.. Herr will
perform grand fantasia on theme from Lucrecia
Borgha" brilliant variation the march in Oteo -
duo, Dolce Concinto," performed with Mr. Timm and
by request the overture to Semiramde ON eight grand
pianos assisted by fifteen of the eminent professors
in this city This piece most rspurousy applauded
at his last concert and glad that is to be re.
peated sgnora Pico, Miss Norha and Signor De Beg.
mis-, are also engaged each of whom can gil the house
with their own respective admirers We understand that
NJ Herr made efforts to the aid of Burkes serv
ces but previous engagement precluded his attend
snce We would recommend to all to buy their tickets
at the music stores thus avoiding sny detention the
doors.
NEw MusIc.-We have several pieces of now music
from vanderbecks, SIS Broadway, publishers Six
Melodies Nocturnes" for the guitar composed by NJ.
Fsrrant first gSitast to the king of the Bslgians we
cordially recommend from the established reputation
o. the composer There Is also rondino and some pc
tiles bagaelles," for the same instrument. by Philip
Ernst, whose compositions always favortss in the
parlor and concert room. Tho same publishers have
two sweet little pieces for the piano. by Woenhaupt
"Nocturne Sertimentale" and an " Impromptu en-
Forms de vase." Also, song, Wake, Fsrest wake y
for two voices, composed by Nicholas Pike. We have
also, from vsnderbecks publication the music and al.
rsctions for the new Bohemian atz, the "a Redowa -
which to be one of the fashionable dances in the ball
room this winter
Ma BuRxHARpr.-We have received caro- from
Mr. c. Burkhardt relative to his suit with Mr. Do
Meyer We refuse to publish it, because we do not wish
to have our paper filed with the cards ro and con- Of
artists and those who happen to be connected with
them. We like musical genius but not musical cards