The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-26
Musical Intelligence.

Musical Intelligence.
| LEOPOLD DE MKYER.-we take pleasure in announcing
that the grand festival of the lion pianist will positively
take place Friday next I'd of October, in the Tater
nacle, which will be large enough to give admit
lance to Leopold de Meyers crowd Of admirers. This
will certainly be Of the splendid entertain
ments ever given in our city. We need not speak
of Leopold de Meyer himself all praises are quite
superaous with magic artist. We shall content
selves by mentioning that he will perform for the first
time in New York, admirable fantasia on Semira-
MIS-, delightful new caPriecfo, on svore American
air, and the much admired grand andanfe preligioo.
By the side of the lion pianist will appear artist whom
every one might be proud Of; one who has obtained
praise; mean Mr.. Burke the violinist This young
artist will give, in his peculiar style, The Carneval
DC Venice such as written by the celebrated Ernst,
to whom the musical world is indebted for the intro
ducton and publication Of this ar-known composition
Besides this Psganni piece-Mr Burke will perform,
Tell" such 1t has never been executed this side Of
the Atlantic This gem only will be sufficient to draw
overlooking house but as this festival is TO be fefe
sane gale, the vocal departments will be filed by two
artists Of superior merit Mr.. Lodcr will lead the
chestra.
Mr.. LovER-This distinguished gentleman gives the
first of his "rish Evenings at the suyvesant Institute
Monday evening next There is no writer of the pre-.
sent day who is universally popular in this coun
try indeed any other wherever his works have been
read. His genius is almost universal As lyrist, he
stands next to Moore. As novelist, he is too we'll
known to need praise His compositions exquisite OF
.neir Hind; VINO mas not heard the Angels Whisper
others of equal beauty As a painter he stands very
high, and as sketcher of scenery he is unsurpassed
When such man, endowed with literary talents Of
rare excellence brings his mind to hear upon enter
ainmen Of auditory what results may not be expect
ed But when such a man. is in addition an Irishman
with keen sense of the ridiculous and when he
OF the traits and pecuartes of his countrymen illus
rstng his discourse with his own songs and original
yva
may expect evening Of and unalloyed
We would advise those who intend to hear Mr. Lover on
Monday evening, to secure their tickets early.
The APoLLoNEoNs.-We erred in stating that these
wonderful children were TO give a at Brooklyn
last evening Monday eveningfnext the time appoint
s ana be ,ro% ns in Which their talents have
nouncement is all that is necessary to crowd any house
in that city.
THE ALLRcHANIASs-Thls family gave their frs,
concert in this city after their from the East at
the Apollo last evening, and well sustained the envabe
reputation they have earned The hall was well filed
by highly respectable audience which testified its
pleasure and satisfaction by sncoring several of the
songs The lady Of the family has certainly very rich
and powerful voice; her lower notes inmitably
cued and the bass singer possesses of the finest tones
we ever heard. They seem to have improved much
this cy ana s may safely Ss ed bs
first vocal performers in the country.
Police Intelligence.
SErr. a5-Defying the Law.-Oicer A. NJ. C. Smith
arrested yesterday, on warrant James M. Turner,
captain Of one OF Col Sevensons companies belonging
to the California expedition charge sisng the
process of Jonathan w Allen deputy sheriff and threat
ening to shoot him if he persisted in coming on board
to serve writ of ered which he had against Col
Stevenson II appears that Mr. Allen convey ed out
in boat along side of the ship Loo Choo on which shin
Col Stevenson was, and requested to be admitted
board to see the colonel stating who he This mes
sage was taken to the colonel who returned
to the sheriff that he was engaged present and could
not see him. but would meet him at his house in New
York at o'clock that evening This not exactly
nrtputh a Anfd a,p h,,e.r
len the habit of transacting thereupon he pro-
ceeded to go on board when the guard at the gangway
shoot him if he persisted on coming on board Mr. Al.
en on finding that was useless to attempt to proceed
execution left the ship and made the above complaint at
the police office charging Capt Turner with attempting
to shoot him while in the legal discharge of his duty
thereby resisting the process Of law. The matter will
be investigated before Justice Drinker to-day.
.assauiting O6ieer.-Oficer Tompkins, of the 5th
Hamilton, for being drunk and disordery, and while
conducting him to the station house he violently assault
biting him severely on the finger. Justice Osborne
committed him to prison in default OF $500 bail for his
appearance at court.
Stalking Nth Knife-Ofacers stokely and Drsgire
of the LIST ward, arrested last night man by the
name of John j. Carr on charge Of sabbng John Bra.
dy in the abdomen with case knife while the hotel
the of Battery Place and Washington street
The wound although bad is not considered dangerous
Touching" Soldier Officer Delany, of the 4th
ward arrested last night woman by the name of julia
II. Martin, belonging to the California expedition,
while in crib" OF rather loose reputation in Water
On the officer searching the accused he found SIT of
the money! the other So she had paid her landlord for
bosrd-committed for trial by Justice Drinksr
Petit LareenesA policeman.of the 4th ward arrest
ed last night thieving looking scamp, for stealing
lot Of brass castings valued at &c. belonging Mr. John
johnson, No. Ia Roosevelt sreet-ocked up for trial
Officer McManus Of the 9th ward, arrested two young
thieves called Pat Waters and Bill JONES' they having in
their possession lot Of bed cord evidently stolen,
for which an owner Is wanted-locked up
Mary Brennan and Ellen Anthony both arrested,
caught in the act of stealing piece of ribbon from the
store Of Mr. Van Benthuzen, No. III Spring street
locked up for trial
Officer Smith of the 10th ward detected yesterday sf
ternoon fellow called Jack Anderson the OF car.
rying of hat worth 81, from the No. l75 Chat
ham street-locked up for trial
Michael Duffy arrested yesterday, charged with
committing indecent assault a lady in the WASH
ington parade ground-locked up.
Drtnk and Disordery Boarder.-Just at the close of
the police last evening" gentleman made his appearance
in the Office accompanied with young lady Of rather
progressing appearance, whose manners showed evil
dent signs of liberal and refined education by the
Of Francona Tenbrook, residing at No. Al Warren st.
who stated to the magistrate Mr. Osborne that of
the boarders in the above house. the of George
black waiter and otherwise annoying the inmates
above facts, and warrant granted for his arrest.
Court OF Common Pleas.
Before Judge Ingraham
srrr. 24-Pefer Poiiion rs. Daniel S Miller and Ste