The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-01

MusIcAL-DR MEYERS RE-APPRARANcE w
understand that the celebrated artist Leopold de
Meyer will make his re-sppearance before New
York audience at the Tabernacle on Thursday next.
He is now. we believe, sufficiently recovered from
his recent ndisposiion to appear before the public,
and create another sensation.
On this occasion il is stated that he will introduce
for the first time this country the celebrated CON-
position OF David, called "The Desert" which ap-
pears TO be now the rage in Paris, Vienna, and all
the capitals OF Europe, and among the fashionable
circles This celebrated musical composition, one
of the chef d9uUres OF the age, is founded some
original musical ideas picked up among the Arabs
OF the driving desert. 1t is considered most unique
and nch. Leopold De Meyer will perform it on the
occasion referred to, in the Tabernacle, in COM
pany with G. Perabeau, one OF the best artists on
the same instrument in this city
We have every 10 believe that the re-appear-
ance OF De Meyer will produce musical revival,
or something like 1t, in the fashionable world
When he left US a former occasion, all musical
excitement seemed TO leave at the same time. He
now comes back in a better physical condition, and
may produce greater impression than ever, as he
commences his career with one Of the finest COM
POSITIONS which has set all Europe in a state of ex-
element, may be recoected by letter published
in this journal from our correspondent in Vienna
This subject is already the talk of the day among
the fashionable circles.
A ROSE UNDER ANY OTHER NAME, &c &c.-We
have been requested by Morgan" the New York
correspondent of the Washington Union, TO state
that he is not the Morgan" alluded to in our art-
Gle in the Herald. We readily make the correc-
ton.
Neither is Morgan" Of the Herald the Morgan
of Thurlow Weed. Our " Morgan" is the legit-
mate production Of beef.steaks chowder, and soft
shell crabs.
Theatrical.
Theatricals In this country still in Ia fourishing
condition In this city particularly, for the last
three four weeks, the two principal theatres
the Park and Bowery have been crowded 10 excess,
every evening At the former shakspeares tragedy Of
Orchard has been produced by Mr. and Mrs Charles
Kean in a style of splendor and magnfcence entirely
unsurpassed in the annals of the drama The scenery,
in addition to its beauty accurate and freed from
those anachronisms which have heretofore AIRED the
beauty Of the representations of shakspsares play
The correctness and brliancy Of the spectacle have
dazzled all eyes The tragedy pl yed sixteen
secutive nights and the receipts amounted to about
nights in America, and we learn have realized over
$50 900.
BowERY THEATRE.-Last evening the " Wizard Of the
Wave" again presented at the Bowery to a crowed
house The intense interest excited in the drama not
to be wondered at The beauty of its scenery and stage
effect, united with the interest of the plot, continue
to draw tremendous houses for some time to It
will be presented again Monday night, with ths
dy of Lucky Stars"
HowEs CiRcus-This delightful place OF resort CONT
to be nightly filed with large and fashionable audi
The attractions are certainly very superior
The exhibition Of the wonderful extent to which the
ply steal power of be developed The graceful
attitudes and the noble horse ell worthy the atten
ton of the sculptor-the painter-the phlosopher-and
the general observer Madame Macarte, the equestrian
wonder of this sge again drew upon her performance
the most laundering plaudits In addition to the grace
full sly Of her riding the sudden changes of
ance and attitude stamp her as an actress well as
will spend an evening at Hswe's.
TEopoRo GIuBEI the basso singer, who appeared for
the first time in New York at the Park Theatre in Bee
thovsns Eide o and afterwards in various characters
the National Theatre died lately, after long and pain
full illness of dropsy. Hc was the eldest OF an
Italian, who educatedhim in the science OF music. His
first master the Maestro Cocca, and afterwards he
placed himself for several years under Signor De Beg
MIS- instructions In a short time he made rapid pro-
gress and in those provincial towns which signor De
Begins used to visit yearly, he took Giubilei with
him as one of the bassos Of his Italian company He
made him appear several characters in Italian operss
After three years of good practising with the sgnor
and visiting the principal provincial towns in England
scotland and Ireland he was engaged at the Theatre
Royal Drury Lane, in London, where he remained unit
come to America His death is deeply resrss.es by
everybody who knew him in London and he is parti
cularly regretted By US. Giublei has brother who
sings basso The characters in which Signor Gubile
appeared under signor De Begins instructions the
following AT Liverpool II Don Basilio mel Barbiere
mel Fanaco per la Musica, Magistrate nea Gazza
Ladra In Dublin: La Sonnambua, Q la Cenersntola
In Birmingham, Manchester, Cork, sc. II Mareto mel
Inscrfsione Tsodoro Giu5ii.i.
Al PHI puro degli sffet
Che ruomo india e lintelligenza sublima
Al sorriso soave d natura
Che tien del cuori Ia chsve
ALI immsgine della vita
AL PHI sublime dono DELI eterno
Al solo conforto del morta
In questa vale di agrime.
In questo sacro deposito
Di sinceri sfetti
Ergasi TEMPO ed ara
Ed un MIC voto.
SALVATORE ABBArE MieLIoRE.
BoucHrR's GRAND CoScsRT.-Herr w. Boucher will
give concert "Wednesday evening next at the Apollo
Saloon on which occasion he will be assisted by Ma
sgnor Rapetii, and other distinguished artists mum
Der Of beautiful and celebrated Pese. Of music will Be
fore performed in this country.
Promenade CONCERTS La MusARp.-The New YORK
Musical Association gave another concert la Mnsard
tendance and ali seemed delighted with The entertain
ment
Murdoch has just closed engagement at the Walnut
street Theatre Philadelphia, where he has been play ing
to crowded houses.
The segun troupe have just closed engagement in
Boston, where they have been successful.
Miss Delcy, Ropbno Lacy and MIR. Gardiner, have
sailed for Europe They have been toleraby successful
in this country.
Hsckett, at the last accounts, was in Mobile.
The Swiss Bell Ringers, at the last accounts, were
giving concerts in Monigo Alabama.
Mr. Joseph Burke has been giving concerts in Phila
delphia.
Havana, on the 25th.
The slomans have been giving concerts in Washing
ton, and their way to the South.
Miss Dean acharmipg young actress 10 attracting
siderable attention in Cincinnati, where she playing
the National Theatre She Is said to be the most talent