The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-13
Musical.

PARK THEArRr.-The last performance of the 1.-Two
Foscari hird night of the SEASON. took place last
night before a numerous audience and went of very
well We must mention, however, that Perelli the te
nor was fatigue and omitted his part in the first and
third Sgnora Ranieri sung better than ever and
Vita did But the great feature Of the perfor
nance was the duo, the Bohemian Feast by Arditi
and Botesni These two artists received with an
enthusiasm difficult to describe. Our readers will be-
glad to know something about this wonderful piece Of
music We shall divide 1t into three distinct parasitic
introduction the amdante and tho ddmsamte The first OF
these is mixture of melodies and sweet accords aston
ishing in their precision. Sgnor Botesni ID an oddity
For second part he performs some notes
which the most difficult thing attempt
ed on such an instrument the double bass But the
wonder of wonders Is to be sure the ddnsGn Sappose
player obliged to jump from the top OF that immense
handle the bridge, performing the most admirable
dancing melody-this Is executed by Botesin and 50
we'll that we must call him the Max Bohrer the Casela
the king Of the contra basso Both Ardti and Boesni
were called before the curtain and received by
shouts. Tedesco appears tomorrow night In the
.apropo, Senior D. Jose vlarno the skifu manager Of
the Italian OPERA will give splendid musical entertain
meut at the Park Theatre, on Thursday evening next
10 celebrate the day of Dona Manuela Barges DE-
O'Dounel the wife of the Governor General OF Cuba
whose has been favorable to the formation
of the opera company The front OF the theatre
will be illuminated and decorated with the American
Spanish and Italian flags. The entire company will sing
Spanish poem written by Senior viarino, the music OF
which ia composed by the Mssstr Botesno and Ardit
be opera of ernani" will then follow sung by Tsdesco
pereli and Vita We understand. also, that supper
ambieii will be ready after the play is over
CA,rLEGAnpEr-This beautiful theatre Of health and
Amusement no doubt will be visited by thousands this
evening to nhale pure air and to hear Dodworths cee
bracd band perform the sacred pieces set forth in
the programme How refreshing, nvisorating and de-
shtfu It is to sit the balcony and view the vessels
passing to and fro a magnificent bay, and while also
CHANGING at the blue ethereal vault Of heaven with silver
clouds rejecting varegated tns from the setting sun
hear thrilling strains OF music dedicated to the Au
thor OF the universe and the benefsotor Of mankind
vAurHALL GArDsS.-To-morrow evening the Camp
bells will again appear at the vauxhall Concert sa-
loon The performances will be for the benent OF Miss
Jeanne Reynoldson who viii make her last appearance
The band which dscourses sweet sounds from the vio
ln banjo amborne and castnets In composed OF those
inimtabe artists, Messrs Nlestayer, Carter KAymo
Bryant and Donaldson. There are 70 be twenty three
pieces with intcrmsion Of half hour between the
first and second parts OF the performances The entrance
from Broadway Is convenient that 1t IL no won
der that seek this agreeable resort In great num-
bs,s to enjoy evenings light entertainment Things
are well done at Vauxhall.
syori and Herr made brilliant close OF their per-
formasces at Louis the evening OF the 81 inst
5ivori has gone to Nashville
The trial Of Barker Bprnel late cashier Of the Manu-
acturers and Mechanics Bank, Of Nantucket, charged
with embezzling the funds Of that institution was com.
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