The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-27

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IrArfAN OprRk -"Lucis di Lsmmsrm0or' 10, We Be.
svs to he repeated for the last time this evening, and
those who have not heard It, should certainly DO prsssn
those who have will no doubt avail themselves once
mere of the opportunity Of listening to its sweet airs
Al vet there has been dminuen In either attraction
or speaking WELL both for the excellence
the operate and the musical taste Of citizens
On Friday, or on Monday at farhest Nina pszza di
amore to be produced, Pco sustaining the principale
role.
CHURCH OF THE CRucrIxroN.- Concert in aid of
the funds of this Society will take place the Tsberna
Gle this evening and the ITSELF independent Of the
attractions Of the musical talent volunteered should ill
the spacious building Miss Julia Northal and Miss 10
ssphins Bramson the youthful pianist among others will
music and full choir Of eminent singers will add to tn
interest Of the occasion To those OF our citizens &C
that the Concert will take place under his able
ment Wehope to meet crowded house one that will
fully answer the expectations OF the charitable orgna
tors Of the entertainment
NJ. FERRANTI.-Our correspondent In Richmond
sends another piece Of musical intelligence The
Of signor Zan de Fsrraut, gutaris to H M the
King Of the Besians has been complete, a. foresaw
and announced to you However, owing to ladies' fair,
to wedding, and to a very large party in town, the
house was crowded II should have been for
great an artist After his performing first piece Tho
meeting and dance of the Fairies" very singular thing
happened The audience was very much ss under the
at once the applause began to burst and went and
increased and finally became laundering; after short
time and during tie deafening shouts OF the audience
the artist appeared upon the stage bowed most respect
fully and retired They again struck silent for
moment; but Immediately after they began to
make such noise, such regular roaring that Signor
de Ferrant compelled to appear again. with his in
tions and finale all OF which rapturously appauded
Two other pieces played by him. and the fantasia
on yankee Doodle" concluding with Lucy Long" and
THE Star spangled Banner" were received with the
enthusiasm. Every person present entreated the
artist 70 give second concert which the caprcious roe
positively declined to do; FIRST because he had promssd
to give only one and secondly said he because having
had to strive against ladies' fair at his first concert he
was nfrsid to be obliged to go perhaps against gentle
prejudced the first, burial light probably do the
thing to the second understand that he leaves
for New York. He will probably give concert in
your city before embarking for Europe.
HEnz AND sIvoRr.-The joint concert OF these two
great artists emnsnty successful at Charleston
that they have been induced TO remain long enough in
that city TO repeat IT, OF their triumph Charleston pa
per says 1.-THE joint concert given last evening by
these distinguished orfss the most brilliant and tr
umphant musical entertainment profsred to the
Charleston public The Hibernan Hall the most capa
crowded to excess In every part by audience, whose
delight amounted from time to time, to something
beyond enthusiasm We gratifed to witness so
Just appreciation OF those truly great artises for
has been very Significantly remarked that the
ton Of q love for music by people implies the preva-
lence OF refined TASTE and Of tender and exalted feel
ings.
The Hughes family are In Frederickston Va and meet.
ing with well merited success.