The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29

musical circles of this city, has been witnessed in
this country before The great and almost unprece
dented fame this artist has acquired the fashons
minds of the people of this country for such musical
treat they have never before enjoyed The enhu'
he has appeared, was boundless and crtcinm itself
from its accustomed rigdity, and vas obliged to
joi, heartily in the universal applause skor is now
Using since he was three years old He has been under
the tuition of Paeann Costa Dellspisns and other ar
fists Of the greatest celebrity; and his muca genius de-
veloped the early age Of three years mas since by
constant practice under the greatest living masters &C
qured strength grace and mastery power such has
been attained by any artist, sxcs by Paganni
himself
Ma. Lovers FIRST IRISH EvENrNo.v-On the occa:
sion of Mr. Lovers first appearance the Stuyvesant In
stue crowed last evening to it, utmost capacity
with the beauty and fashion of city. and numbers
unable to obtain admission. Ats O'Clock Mr. Lover
made his bow to the audience, and IVES received in
most cordial and aatterng manner. would be impos.
sble to describe the nature OF the entertainment
do it justice. We will content Ourselves with saying
jokes and recita.ons. combined With touches Of deer
pa,hos delivered in such RELIGIOUS style that the
selves with msrrmeut and q. anoer almost melted into
tears All the songs were OF his own composition and
s '': nns
and others created perfect storm Of laughter
sna Of the " the sosss
rebellion OF l'9s We will not attempt to describe it, for
il must be heard to be appreciated. II is in vein of
author to Be whole souled risknan II thrilled the
audience in such way that The applause at the
ofthe Grdiron wa: rich treat lighted up by the mimi
Table drolery which marked its recital There was. in
thought illudged, but believe made rather in
spirit of fun than with malice aforethought" We al.
spirit that prevails among sA people He attributed
to the fact that from the unssted state Of Ireland
generally received the rich coss.csted Estates IN re
ward for their services and thus the cupdy Of the people
led them to Sigh after the profession 3, arms: BY which
to believe that this is Mr. Love real opinion, for this
would be charging his countrynen with what even their
ty avaricous spirit We incline the belief that the
mark meant in fun than in earnest, espe
breathed spirit of nationality and patriotism worthy the
name Of Samuel Lover. On the whole, MIR Lover has
achieved triumph of no ordinary magnitude The cite
Of the city have turned out en- masse welcome him 10
shore and his after entertainments will doubtless be
just as much crowded as that Of last evening.
MUsicAL NovELTY.-The gloon which was cast over
the musical world by the destruction of Niblos delight
full establishment will be in great dispelled
by the announcement to be found in another column
the opening the Ahamra under the able direction of
that well known professor of music, George Loder and
his friend Corbyn, whose industry ability and tact
caterer for public amusement are too widely known and
we'll Established, to need eulogy. The Alhamra is
we'll known as one of the most elegant and pleasant
places Of resort in the city 1t is elgbly situated
with such musical attractions may be anticipated with
George Loder director doubt exist its be.
atle families aud Citizens we'll to strangers visiting
this city? We think not This splendid temple of amuse
Will
plain the full particulars and to that refer read
ers merely expressing opinion FEEL confident they
will coincj6e in with usnamey that this enterprise is
destined to unexsmpled and that henceforh
the headquarter. Of beauty intellect mirh and music,
will be at the Alhamra.
G.. Apo oIctor end
denly arisen our horizon. Madame Ablamowise, an
English lady married to foreigner said by the best
very great musical wonder AS vocalist she is said to
be superior to any who have yet been among u.s. and
pianist and general musician equal to our best profess
sors We expect to hear her in few days, when we
shall say more abouther
Mr. TrmrLEror-The Montreal Herald of 26th inst,
1su1n % inS roSs in Ss Great we
which leaves New York on the 9Th proxino-having
the United States aud Canada In both countries
would seem to have attended him wherever he went
from Boston to New Orleans from ST. Louis to Quebec
and he returns, with increased fame and fortune
to redeem bis pledge to his first patrons and admirers in
the old country Of appearing before them during the
first heard Tempeton-who, then, with the enchan
ing Malibran, was nightly elcctrifying crowded audi
discover that time has, in any respect affected the rich
and power of his voice. the grand swell OF his open
chest notes. or the rpened sweetness of his
Mr. Templeton carries with him to Europe, the thanks
and good wishes Of thousands Of admirers this CONT
nent, who, would remind him, look forward with
pleasure, to his promised return in ls48.
Police Intelligence.
SEPT. 2s-.4rres of an old Pickpockef.-Oficsrs Mel
and Cowen Of the LIST ward yesterday about
o'clock, Joseph Cultivate alias Anderson alias Jump
ing Jo old pickpocket who detected in the act Of
store Austin spicer, No "a William street, of purse
containing s. appears that Mr. Bates one of the sales
around and lingering the coat tails of gentlemen
in the store and kept his eye on him until he saw him
.S and before the Chief Of Police where he
identified being an old offender he having been
s IN
Judgment suspended at the time in consequence Of
the being carried up to the Supreme Court in the
time, he procured straw bail and set at large
to operate pockets obtain funds pay counsel In
January last, the Supreme court confirmed the judg
ment and bench issued for his arrest he
has evaded the vigilance of the police until yesterday he
was caught his old tricks This fellow Is brother
nsw Of BIZ e state o
years since. Justice Osborn. committed 10 the old
conviction to await his sentence at the opening Of the
.4rrssf for Gambling -Captain Buck, of the Sd ward
police arrested Yesterday, Isd"re Joseph one Of the
No Park Place on charge preferred against him by
Mr. Ebenezer B. Sherwood, charging him with winning
at the game Oh sS the the ~ ns
terminating the 18TH Justice Drnker held the accu-
sed to bail in the sum Of 81 0oo to appear at Court
Robbery ofa Wafeh-Some sneak ng rascal esterday
managed to steal from the dwelling house Of Mr. j. b.
Good I'd 35th street. gold patent lever
watch and gold chain and key Tobias maker, No.
IL $780, valued at over Sl00-No arrest
Rene,cing Old Trick "A slippery looking custom.
err who gave his name George Wilson, alias Captain
wilson, arrested last evening by oicer Hopping, OF
the Sd ward charge of obtaing 50 from Mr. James H.
Braine mssion merchant, No. 20 Pine street IL ap
pears this fellow applied Saturday to Mr. Braine re.
presenting himself TO be Captain Wilson, Of the sloop
Lady ofthe Lake just from quarantine laying of the
Battery with cargo of Pctou COAL lao TONS which he
wished to be consigned Mr. Braine and before esv.
the Office he begged he loan Of five dollars Of Mr.
Braine as he then stated TO give little change to
or lis hands, being Saturday night and probably
they would like little for Sun lay The rascal told sucn
plausible story that Mr. actually believed he
real captain and therefore loaned him the 50 He has
since however ascertsned his mistake and that Captain
Wilson is nothing than complete humbug conse.
queny he procured his arrest Justice Osborne locked
him up for examination.
.qssauitpg an Ofcer.A black fellow called John r.
Lewis drunken vsgrant arrested on Sunday alter
noon by officer Allen Of the 9th Ward for being drunk
and dsorderly in Anthony street, and on Monday morn
ing he ordered out Of the cell to 90 TO the
police office instead Of which no assaulted the above
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