The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-02
Muslcal.


ment of the medical police of the Aims House
Department.
Musical.
PARK THEArRE.-The opera of " La Somnambula," by
Maestro Beln is to be repeated this evening for the
second time This admirable music, which was received
with so applause Wednesday last is beautiful
ly sung by the artists of the Italian company. Vita
makes an excellent Rodofo and his wife q very sweet
Amina. Whatever the voice OF Sgnora Carant she has
her intonations with skill and feeling and If she
less tmid she would manage better the routades and
nora Rainer as Liza and the tenore Pers as Eivino
There is very good BILL and with such fine weather,
theatre will be well attended this evening
GRAND CONCERT OF MADAME FLEuRY JOLLY AND Mn
DuBREUL.-These two superior artists gave their
last night, not before crowded audience, but In
presence Of the most respectable families of New York
and all the dilietanh within the city Neverthe-
less the Apollo Rooms quite filed, and all the
benches covered with pretty ladies and fashionable
temen Signorina Tedesco and Barili had to pay
their tribute of applause to their French sister In the
musical art and both Of them made considerable hut
tering with their charming hands Let US return to
Madame Jolly This lady has fulfilled all the promises
we made for her. She displayed before an accom-
plished method, style Of vocazaton from the same
french singer. There were the same unconscious the
sweet tunes the same facility In the portees de
Osr and the same feeling given to each word to each
Barber of Seville" with peculiar cachet all different
the style in which Tedssco sang at the Taberna
the best The from The Queens Musketesrs,'
of Halevy Is delicious piece of melody in which the
BILE of pocases and rouiades We have but to say the
same upon II venir' from the same maestro; the
tn ,s"' rank SJ abe Occupies in New Orleans. New
for Mr. Dubreul He possesses also an admirable
method, superb compass; his low medium, and ele-
waited notes full of sympathetic and fascinating
strength. We principally remarked the romance OF
Silvo Pellico to which he gave very touching
sion. There indeed the voice OF the prisoner his
laments his vows. L.4nge de chu (the Fallen AugeD
he also sang with great deal Of taste however, that
romance is not well adapted to Mr. Dubreuls voice
preceding This singer displayed all his best notes
f could thus express ourseve in the grand duo Of
more has very good voice-bu we fear that he is not
great musician, He hesitates and trembles some
times however with some study he may become ane
sufficient to express sweetness and ability the violin
This in the duo eoncertan from Osborne aud
De Beriot truly admirable-the harmonical notes
were bewitching. Mr. Timm, as usual, performed his
duty perfection he the king of the accompaniment,
that Nine Jolly and MIR. Dubreul will take another
cason to give second concert. No doubt the fame
attract crowded house May it be as soon as possible
VAvxHALL.-Campbells Ethiopian band doing
well at this saloontheir singing is very much applaud
ed. We are informed they will play at Newark, to-
evening" and also on Monday morning at eleven
o'clock and three in the afternoon, when they will
They are becoming great favorites
Theatre Is.
Bowrny THrArnE.-The bill which is set forth for the
Bowery night again admonshes of the exertons Of
thu manager please his patrons and to sustain his
character for enterprise and and his de-
sire to pro luce what he knows will satisfy them
| We doubt if there piece well produced at
this theatre the patriotic Ethan Allen, The Ii
berty Boys Of l776" and glad to that there
is opportunity offered for citizens it again
II will be produced to night with the comedy of My
Aunt and the drama of the " Night Hag'' These
three pieces compose bill that reflects the highest
dit on this establishment and envy not the man who
has the taste appreciate them Tomorrow Mrs.
Madison will take q benefit.
CASTLE GARpEN.-Wacott, Everard Misses Clarke
and Phillips and Mrs sherwood together with the
LIBERATED rope dancer Herr Cline attracting large
dences every evening to their performances at this
beautiful theatre. We not surprised that the gar
den should be crowded, when some of the best
dams in the city, well known for their celebrity at the
Olympic Theatre among the excellent selection
Of dramatic talent employed by French Heser In
dependent Of this attraction there paramount
ALL and that Is health for where this chieest Of ali
blessings acquired more than in this location which
possesses the advantages Of and mountain
that carry with them oil the refreshing and invgorat
ing qualities TO initiate the lungs and strengthen the
situations Of visiters.
| PALMo's THEATRr.-There was q great Improvement
In the attendance last eveningthe house very re-
spectacle. The three pieces played the farce Of
the p" Wnful Murder" the comedetta of "Sketche
in India and the Swiss Cottage The respectv.
characters in each ably sustained by Miss Anna
Cruise Mrs. Timm, Mrs Watts W. Chapman and Johr
by Miss lie Brun and Md'lle Amilie much applaud
very sweetly.
GaEESwicH THEA1RE-We understand that MIR
Preston Of the principal British provincial theatres hs
leased this establishment and contemp plates opening
few days with an efficient dramatic company, for
season Of eight weeks
| WELsns EquEsrRiAN Tporpy have been very suc
cessfnl at Ticonderoga, Nassau and Pleasant Village
They perform this evening at Essex to morrow at Ra
| to Champlain en- route to Montreal.
wnchell the most comical Of all comic lecturers. ba
returned to Albany, after a visit to the North.
On the evening Of the 22d ultimo, Mrs Mowatt drew
full and fashionable audience at the St Louis theatre
although IL storming severely at the time Sh
played lon.
Mr.. Davenport Is also at st. Louis.
We understand the Ravel family will play short on
gagement at Palmo's commencing on the 18th o
August.
GRAIN WAREHoUsEs.-The preparations 70
extensive scale In addition the establishment
Patt Esq, situated the upon the east side o
the river into which the eargoes Of vessels
with despatch by Of elevator carried by water
anew warehouse erected by Thomas II. Bond, Esq, OF
the east side Of the river completed and ready TO
the reception grain The building is O. by "a feet
the ground capacity to contain 100000 bushels
wheat which is elevated directly from vessels by wate
at the rate Of 1000 bushels per hour But the
extensive building Of the kind believe TO be found
In any OF lake ports being erected In this vii
lage by Messrs Darlington Pardee 1t Is situated
the west side Of the river upon the lower harbor
the frame work. which is mme nsey heavy Is going
up On the ground is l02 by ITO feet and of sufficient
capacity TO contain 100000 bushels Of wheat Vessels
of the largest class approach 1t three Sides and
discharge their cargoes at the same time The building
is designed for two elevators each of which will
1000 bushels of wheat per hour IL to be completed In
| time TOT the TALL Observation-Disclosures Times.
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