The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-01

Rooms is Of the most graceful exhibitions have
had In our city for some time The manner in which
the original groupings arrayad evnce great knowledge
Of the picturesque and beautiful We glad to see
that the Doctors exhibition Is well patronized
Mss HANsEy.-There has lately arrived in this city
vocalist said be possessed Of the most remarkable
ability We allude to Miss Isadora f. Hansen. Thi,
young lady American, and has just returned to her
native country after absence Of several years. spent
abroad in the study of her profession Those who have
had the pleasure of hearing her sing constr aimed to
say that IN point OF extent and quality Of voice, and
equal The compass OF her voice IL said to be astonsh
ngcomprisihg four octsves which she reaches without
efortand she executes the most difficult variations for
the violin with singular ease and accuracy, was pro-
we'd by her quietly singing one Of De Bero celebrated
PIECES Our citizens will 1t Is said soon have an oppor
according to all accounts to show to the world that
furnish the very highest talent In music as we'll as
In all other arts aud sciences.
PROFESSOR RIsLEY-Our readers and the public have,
doubt heard Of the immense success which has at
tended the performance Of this gentleman and his talent
ed children in all parts Of Europe The Professor Is
Of our untrymen, and has probably, gained as much
attention abroad any American whoever crossed the
He has lately returned with his charming boys
templates commencing his exhibitions here in our
city 1t may not be uninteresting to state a
the latter part Of it, for from beginning to end it
has been one series Of trumphs. He entered Italy
in May, 1916, by way Of Leghorn and Florence, and
left 1t in June of this year. during which time he and bis
performed at all the principal towns aud cities
Amongst the number were Naples, Rome, Florence Leg
horn Bologna Parma Venice Trieste Genoa and others
Of less note; and In addition to many private represen-
tstions he gave more than two hundred public ones In
the largest and best conducted theatres In the world the
most mpartialy rigid and critical audiences and each
and every one Of these was ssnay sue
cessul. At Parma he and his honored by the
especial attention Of the Empress Maria Lousa, who
attended all their and the night Of his
sons benefit, sent them so Napoleons In gold. Many
such incidents might be related Of his career 1t
has been OF the most successful record and we
have doubt that his and his sons appearance here
In our city shortly he will give good evidence Of Its hav
ing been merited.
CHRIsry's MirsTRELs.-This celebrated troupe OF
Ethiopian Mclodiss arrived In this city last evening" and
are to commence series of their popular concerts
Monday evening next, at their former place of exhib
ton. Mechanics Hall, Broadway. This announcement
will afford much pleasure to their admirers.
Herr and sivoris concert, at Philadelpha, on We'd
nesday evening, was the opening of the musical
season In that CITY There said to have been present
a very large and brilliant audience
Blansy is engaged to dance at Pttsburg, Pa.
Mrs Hunt was to appear at the st. Louis theatre on
the evening Of the 2sd instant In the character Of For
tunio