The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-29
Musical.

ST. GkoRoxs socrErr-The grand concert given in
aid Of the funds of this society last evening, at the
Tabernacle, was attended by some 800 persons not
wi,hstanding the very unfavorabls weather OF tn
performances impossible to speak at length or In
detaihe late hour and the pieces played, to the num-
Der Of twenty forbid The grand novelties Of the
ming were the appearance Of Herr Dorm his first in this
city, and the young Apolloneons OF ths former suffice
to say that though all the music posbls perhaps to be
attained from a French horn was achieved. yet the
attendant mechanical difficulties be sufi
cieny appreciated by the public to counterbalance its
mesgerness Of compass and its monotony Of tone
Kyle in the Duet did admirably listened to
his flute with more than usual pleasure
OF the Apolloneons, can only say that they
did prophesied they would they achieved
q great triumph. Little Anne Maria Cole by her per.
Torrance the piano of the airs from II Crocsto
called from the audience repeated and prolonged bursts
of applause in which a distinguished artists and
tho great Herr himself who present. heartily join
ed. The solo the violin. performs by Henry Bull
lock- of the gems Of the evening" and also great
ly applauded. Msdams Ablsmowicz sang abe always
Does we'll sxqusitsy and In her last solo gained rap.
turous encers. Miss Northal sang her 6rst piece a.
we thought in bad voice but in her last delightfully."-
sweet and pleasing. much 90, also to be compelled
TO repeat in spite Of the late hour. GOD save the
Queen sung with energy II not with accuracy
the close of the evening the audience rising and joining
in the chorus The artists who kindly volunteered
their services last evening" and Mr. Lcder particularly
who hes been the main spring Of tho whole affair de-
servo well Of the public. We them that an
evening spent for charitable purposes will not be to
them al evening lost
Hxrni HrSI.-Our neighbors Of Brooklyn will re-
member that tomorrow evening" this great pianist will
give grand concert Of the Lycsam IN their city.
Madame AblamomcI and other talent Of eminence, 10
engaged TO his assistancs.
siyori gives concert at Philadelphia to morrow ere
ming. Julia Northall and De Begins will assist him.
Movements OF Traveller.
Yesterday arrivals, usual Monday, pecu-
srly limited the annexed extracts from the rsgstries
| of the respive hotss will testify
AskarcAN--M. Churchill. Sing Sing; Dr. o. Tuthum,
Phila; J. Miller, Elizabothtown; T. Wartng, Mentgo.
merry Coz d Phelps, Connecticut; D. Morris Y. N; d.
Casey, Nevbsrry; W. Scraghan, Yonksrs; 8. Haywood,
A,ron-c: Dana New York; d. Randall, Louisville;
O. Phillips Georgia. Vincent Philsdclphia w Lopez,
do; Sunderland, Hudson; W. Brdsall, Ding hhamptop;
A. Huntington, Boston, George Thomas, Philadelphia;
w: Gray, Bsiumorei NJ Martin, Warrington; H. Golip,
Baltimore; NJ Chaplin, Hartford n Ballard Boston; Thos
Pomeroy, do; Col Burnett Fort Hamilton; n. Townsend
Albany; NJ. w. Miller. England.
! CrrY.-C. Chsuncsy, Boston, Mr.. Bsekmsn, West
chester COZ J. Value, Philadelphia, w. Ciough New
ark II. Campbell, Philadslphia; A. @. Boyd, 3. CT w
Harvey, Albany
FsAsxLIs-J. Murphy, New York; J. Hall. U. 8. ~;
c. Colman, Roxbury; H. Kicker st. Louis; A. Bryan,
| Mississppi; Mr. Rutter, Phila
Howssp-Cspt Black, Norfolk; A. T. Childs, Pitts
burgh; J. Mason Philadelphia; Purssl. Pa r. Thomp
son. Boston, w. Richardson, Delaware; J. Graham. 81
Johns; b. wlians Phila; NJ. NOVEL;, do; T. Gcold,
Boston; &. Ruggles, Phia NJ. 0anhsn, Orange CO.
| Minor. Brunswick; Mr.. Lord, Washington
Jupsos--Mr Kennedy, East Hartford, ID. Temple, Bos
tom Mr.. Flasg, New Haven Q. Darkse, st. Louis