The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-18

ITALIAN OPERA" Lucia de Lammermoor" always
favorite with the patrons of the Opera, last night
performed at Palmo's TO such house managers love
to look upon, and performers delight to face Barili,
cheered at each effort, by the applause OF her
auditors, sang better and better till she accomplished
between her and Benedict, at the close of the
first act, received with round after round of
demonstrated APPRECIATION and the singers were called
back after they had retired from the stage, to re-
ceve msrked testimonial of their merits from their lis
teners Beneventano, too, the richness Of whose full
manly voice is admirably brought in this piece sang
to the feelings Of the hundreds who listened as if
tranced until he aroused them by Of those startling
u%phs Of voice he Is Of
called back after having LETT the stage. Who are the
Cyncs that with their strained criticisms nnd fault
"Lucia7 they at Palmos last night and they had
any soul lef we warrant them they beed their feelings
see that Nina is the next opera to be performed and
we have no fears for its success; has gained much
favor with the public that regrets must be felt when we
can no more listen to the painve sweetness OF those
song all who hear her Nina" Who has heard this pro-
ducton Of Coppoas three four times that does not
he muses. experience the strains Of subduing harmony
come stealing upon his mind az the genius Of the com
yerv .oui Of thots Who near Il. srsns sweat "Nna
will be produced on Friday night.
Madam Abamowiczs Concert at the Tabernacle, on
the Esd nst cannot but be brilliant affair Tho opera
tic corps will lend its strength for the occasion Signo.
RI Bari will sing as will also Signors Beneventano,
Benedict, Sanquirco Mr. Kyle also brings his ute and
Herr DORM the greatest horn player adds his charming
notes. and the piano is to be played by Mr. Timm.-
There what say you to that lovers Of music1 Did
Madame A. do well to engage the largest house pos.
sble for such an entertainment all these performers
could afford If she did not add to all her
knowledged talent But she does sing herself and tho
attraction il. past doubt Irresistible. The Tabernacle
must be crowded.
GRAND CoScERr.-The great concert which has been
on the taps for some time past and the proceeds Of
which designed to aid the Sunday school attached to
the Church of the Divine Unity will take place in that
church this evening, and commence at hafpas seven
o'clock signora Pico, Mrs Jones' Sig Nesi, Mr. Paige
Mr. Andrews gentleman amateur and the choir of the
church, will take part in the performances The whole
affair is under the superior leadership Of Mr. Beames
CHRIsrY1 MNsrRELs This inimitable band of vo.
cssts gave their last concert the Ahambra last night
to q crowded house Their unique and chaste perform
have been highly successful They excel all
others in the variety of their performances and true de-
lneation Of character They give their first concert in
Philadelphia this evening" at the Musical Fund Hall
where, predict, they will do we'll They need but
to be to be appreciated Their return to this city
will be hailed with pleasure by their numerous admirers
Herr Dorn the celebrated horn player about to ap
pear in Philadelphia at the concert Of the Philharmonic
Society.
The Swiss Bell Ringers lately paid visit to Lancaster,
Penn.