The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-28
Musical Intelligence.

Musical Intelligence.
| New York since she has been a city, has r
seen musical season to compare with the present
We have now amongst some of the most brill
liant musical stars OF the age who each in his turn
appear, and bear away the palm of public appreciation
Camille svori Leopold de Meyer, Henri Herr, Burke,
all distinguished though in different degrees now
amongst us-all attracted to this country by the I'M
qualified success which attended the visit of Ole Bull
and number of other Of genius, whose merits met
in this country that warm appreciation that men oil
genius always meet at the bands of the Americans
Leopold de Meyer since he arrived here has had a
very brilliant through the country He is now in
Philadelphia where he will give grand musical festival
tomorrow night He will then return to this city, and
give concert for the German Benevolent Society, on
/ the Sd proximo
circumstance that occurred when sivor first landed
in New York shows how genius will triumph over
difficulties The anxiety Of the people to hear this re-
nowned artist very great and his first concert was
advertised Previous to the evening named. the artist
became from indisposton totally unable to appear
postponement was unavoidable although most hazardous
to his future prospects in this country as would vrtu
ally have killed any ordinary aprant for public favor
But the result proved the high appreciation in which
genius is held by the American people sivorps first
house was excellent, both in numbers and Intellectual
refinement Once heard he secure. His genius tri
umphed vantageous circumstances, as well as
over petty envy and of one or two small
potato critics who, after his first concert attempted 10 de-
prsciste him. His future WILL without doubt be
as brilliant as his past
| Henry Herr the distinguished pianist whose compo-
sitions universally admired and whose genius is al
low ed to be of the highest order Is to his
the United States, tomorrow evening, at the
Z Tabernacle. Success is sure to attend him.
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are others whose merits vocaiss and musicians
not without due appreciation.
/ Signora Pco Madame Ablamowicz, and others are
eminenty and deservedly successful The success OF
the fined description Of music in this country
proves Commensurate degree of refinement and musical
taste on the part of the public by whom is appreciated
and patronisea that the divine art of music, well
a. the practical sciences the people of the United
States are advancing pari passu with the nations of Eu-
rope
SAMUEL LovER.-This gentleman's second entertain
mept at Boston was given on Monday evening II is
is be rendered him Thursday next by several gen.
temen Of that city.
The Apolloneons to give their fourth concert in
Boston last evening.
Theatricals.
! PARK THEArRE-Mr. Anderson appeared last evening
Claude Menotte in the LADY of Lyons" Mrs. Hunt
Pauline. We have often spoken of the merits Of
IL
to 20 into them He last evening but strengthened the
which had obtained with before that he is
the best delneaor of the character have
He had most brilliant audience and never have we seen
him more heartily applauded. Mr. Bass as Dumas and
Mrs Vernon Madame Deschapelles ELECTED deserved
applause After the fall Of the curtain Mr. Anderson in
companed by Mrs. Hunt and both bowed their thanks
Two very. promising children the Misses Denny, ap
tuay astonished the house by the their
ting They are remarkably talented children and bid
portuny to speak more at large Of their very
ing. Tonight The Elder Brother" and Fortunio"
BowERY TuEArRE-The gorgeous spectacle of"Mon
tezuma" still draws crowds to the Bowery. No piece
has been presented at this theatre in
costumes and decorations rich in scenic effect
But in addition this Mr. Adams appears this evening
King Lear in the tragedy Of that nsme sustained by
the strength of the company He appeared las. evening
Hamlet and ELECTED warm applause.
ALHAMRA.-This place is nightly growing in favor
with the public This evening Miss Clarke of the olym.
pic is to deliver address, written by H. v. Grattan.
and there songs and other entertainments without
number.
BowERY CIRcUs.-This evening tho new clown Signor
Carlo repeats his astonishing feats the top of lad
der balancing himself his head hand, &c., and
performing ether things altogether incredible to those
who have not seen him The amphitheatre is crowded
nightly, and without talking of the many other arac
ns Of MIR Brewer the % OF sRSor Carlo
alone sufficient to fill the house.
RAYMOND WARINo's MENAGERIE.-This grand col
lection of animals after successful tour
makes public entry into the city to-day The process
sion will be most imposing. 1t will be preceded by
grand triumphal drawn by two elephants, which will
be follow ed by the entire train of carriages containing
the greatest collection of wild animals in the world
There will be altogether eighty carriages drawn
by about two hundred horses Tho procession will pa
rade the principal streets and the menagere will after
wards take its quarters the late site Of Nblo Gar
den. This immense assemblage of savage animated
ture should be visited by all citizens 1t is said to be
the most complete collection exhibited
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kean are playing to crowded au
disnces in Boston. The new play of The Wifes Sc
cre" has made immense hit. On the close of their
engagement they will return New York and superin
tend the production Of King John which to be brought
out in the course Of the ensuing month with correct
and splendor exceeding thing witnessed
any stage Collins is to be the next star at the Park.
Mr. and Mrs Thorne who have been successful in
Cincinnati have gone to New Orleans to pass the win
ter.
Julia Turnbull is attracting crowds of admirers at
Cincinnati with her grace and beauty The papers praise
her highly
Political Intelligence.
CoNGREssIoNAL NoMINArIoS-Henry Nichol, Of the
First Ward, received tho democratic nomination last
night for the Third District
NOMINATIONS FOR THE AssEMBLY-The democrats last