The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-16
Musical.

CAMiLLo Sworn This renowned artist gives his
cond at the Tabernacle this evening The city
press have joined in the most enthusiastic praise of
Sivori's wonderful execution his favorite instru
ment his last concert. We believe that the Taber.
nace will be crowded this evening, for the excite.
that prevails to hear the great disciple Of Paga-
mini, is allabsorbing. We would advise those who
has completely recovered from his indisposition and
his play ing night will doubtless be much more bril-
.ble His pieces for this evening will be entirely DIFF
feent from those at his last concert They will consist
ronds II Csmpsnellov Qhe hand bell and the svorts
variations on the cir I" Mel Corr violin solo-an
Moss and MI p Mayer and the orchestra viii be under
the direction Of Sgnor Rspetti This concert will pro-
badly exceed in numbers and enthusiasm any musical
gathering that has occurred for years In this city
MADAME AsLAMowrcz.-This lady's concert last eve.
ming was remarkably well attended. The house was
full the audience fashionable and every thing went
Off in the mos. satisfactory Madame Ablamo
wcz freely realized the expectations formed Of her from
the oretae of her vocal powers Afforded by her in pr
vate. She admirably sustained by Mons. Gilbert
Mile Rachel. Mons Jules, Fortana, and the others,
and the concert went of in very brilliant style. Madame
vocalsts She has few equals IN this country and
indeed in her peculiar style Of voice, We know no
unedged things that give promise to become something
after boring the public with their practice for number
oil years IL has burst upon our admifauon IN all the
grace and strength Of matured powers of wing, and
fully able (seemiDgly from long practce sustain
self in whatever flight it may attempt We promise
ourselves great future pleasure from the possession of
such vocal powers in our midst
Mn. LovER's LAST IRISH EvErSe--The stuyvesant In.
stitute crowded last evening with Of the most
fashionable audiences of the season. the occasion Of
the last Of Mr. Lovers Irish entertainments Several
Strangers Of distinction and number Of literary
noticed among the audience. Mr. Lover delivered his
bon mots anecdotes witthsms and recitaons, in
more happy sty than usual, and sang his songs with
such pleasing effect that two Of them sncored.
His recitation of shamus O'Brisn" several times
interrupted by bursts Of applause Al its conclusion
loud and long continued plaudis told how deeply Mr.
Lover had thrilled feelings Of his auditory His rsc
tation of the comic story Of the 0rdiron received
with shouts of laughter and applause. The song Of
Rory O'Moro- cicsed the entertainment Previous TO
singing his last song Mr. Lover took leave Of our ct
zens in very handsome speech in the course Of which
he made his acknowledgements for the very warm wei
come este ndcd to him his arrival In this couDty-a
welcome made manifest In the crowded and intellectual
audiences which have honored his entertainments with
their presence. His remarks were received win warm
applause Mr. Lover has reason TO be well pleased with
his reception in this city In unusually crowded and
brilliant and thearical season. he has continued
TO draw crowded and fashionable houses under such cir
cumstances prices and locality that no other man
could have drawn haia house. We are convinced that
his in this country will be one continued series Oh
such uumphs.