The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-07
musical.


LEoPoLD DE MEYER.-The concert Of this celebrated
performer upon the piano. will take place to- morrow eve
ming at tho Tabernacle, and will be the oppor
tunity that will be afforded to citizens, for
time Of listening to the maestro, a grand as
semblage of the beauty and fashion of the city
will he present His merits artist, place
him in the highest rank Of his profession, and o.
themselves well worthy to command success; but when
in addition is offered the assistance of the best talent
city and of Burke the vons the desire for public
qualification will be justly appreciated.
CAMILLE SvoRL-Several papers have unced III at
this eminent artistic was present at the concert which
took place on Saturday last at the Apollo We
do not understand the aim of this piece of but
tho fact is that since Friday morning. Camille Sivor has
been lying in his bed, sick. We happy to learn,
however that his health is much better and the proba.
by u.s. that he will be out by Friday Saturday next
Mr.. LOVERS THIRD IRISH EvErISo.-The stuyvessnt
Institute was again filed last evening with highly
fashionable audience, the occasion of the third ap
pearance of Mr.. Lover, in of his delightful enter
tainments Much were pleased with the two first
evenings, qualification last evening far greater
and feel more than incapable Of doing justice ny
description to the refined delicate piqusnt w.t. the
sparkling humor and the exquistey tender pathos that
of his choicest songs such a. the Angels Whisper
Molly Hawn" SC &c. and his anecdotes and recitatons
S
bers his family There could have been less than
a thousand persons present
The ALBANIA SALOON continues its successful career
and Loder Corbyn will certainly reap rich reward
from their enterprise. The variety character and ex
ceence of the entertainments attract large and respec
table audiences while the admirable arrang made
TO keep order and comfort to ladies and families
will ensure the success of this pleasant establishment
The APoLLoSGoNs.-Owing TO the great success o.
their first concert at Newark. and in accordance with
the wish of numbers there the masters Bullock and
Cole will give another in that city this evening
The extraordinary merit Of these children is rapidly at
tracing the notice Of the public, and sincerely hope
long, to see them firmly placed in the high position
they emnenty deserve to hold After they return to
this city, hope that they will favor citizens with
another opportunity Of hearing them before their depar.
ture eastward.
MADAME APLAMowIcz.-We attended, by special nvi.
taton musical sOi,ee given by this lady, the Apollo
Saloon, last evening, preparatory to her the
18th inst. We found the almost full of musical
amateurs and professors among whom were some of
the most distinguished musicians In this country
elected the warmest applause from audience well
qualified to judge Of the merits OF singer probably
drawn together in this city any former
casion The lady has voice remarkable not SO much
for its compass for its fine quality and the perfect
mand she possesses it, Through its entire compass
might a welluned instrument Her tones are not so
remarkable for their brancy Tor their clearness and
artistic accuracy Her lower notes wanting in depth
and volume, but her upper clear birdke, and
ETHEREAL like the song OF the lark in mid air Madame
Abamowicz is destined to make great sensation her
lists In this country who at all equal to her
drtsie. She gives her first concert the 18th inst