The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-23
Musical.

ITALIAN OPERA.-Signor Beneventano took his benefit
at Palmo's last evening The audience though not so
large as his friends could have desired was select and
gave the most cheering evidence of the high estimation
in which they held the talented beneficiary 81 Lom-
bardi'' was performed in manner which did great
credit to the performers Bari sang sweey as ever
and Benedetti was usual master of his part while
full force and great effect to the
part In which he has so often brought down loud de-
monstrations of applause from the audience At the
close Of the Sd act the performers called out and
received special marks Of communication from their
hearers We cannot understand why the house was not
filled Certainly Signor Beneventano deserved that it
should be So He has failed to perform his pro-
misses Ever pleasant; always proficient and constant
desire to those who seek amnsement Mt the
OPERA would think that his merits would have been
appreciated and that the small house in Chambers
street would been crowded But even az Il we
are happy to know that the occasion was marked by
events which will give signor b. to understand how
really his friends appreciate his services in the company
and his worth as gentleman. 'lLombardin will be re-
peated tomorrow night which will DO the last but one
OF the second season. On Thursday evening SiQnora
Pico takes benefit
CASTLE GARpEN.-This evening there will be grand
concert of sacred music at the Garden by Dodworths
celebrated cornet band Several of the most beautiful
pieces, among which Sound the Loud Tirnbral,'
Prayer from Moses in Egypt" g Prayer from Zampau
and others. What ore delightful, edfying manner Of
spending the Sabbath evening, and of conducting to
health than by visiting this health giving location
whore pleasure Of intellectual and musical character
can be enjoyed, by bcheding splendid bay and rich
rural scenery, and at the time listening to the
thrilling touches OF music dedicated to the Almighty
we hope to see the garden crowded also see the
proprietors once enabled by law to afford nightly
amusement to the requenters Of this beautiful summer
evening retreat
VAu1HAbL GARDEN-Nr. +. Myers gives a sacred
concert at the above popular and pleasant uptown re-
treat this evening Several vore sacred pieces are Sc
lected for the occasion The proprietor of the Garden,
Mr. Bradford Jones' Is using every to render this
establishment attractive by giving every even
ing during the week. under the superintendent of Mr.
Austin Phillips and the utmost pains are taken to have
the vsters select and the strctest order maintained
The Garden and Saloon fitted up with taste and
neatness, and the refreshments of the first quality
CHRpTY's MINsrRrLs remain for week longer at
Mechanics Hail. which assured will be their last
The success of this company Is truly astonishing
Night after night they have been greeted with crowded
and most fashionable audiences-the patronage be-
slowed their performances exceeds every musical en-
ertainment Of similar character previously witnessed
N this city. All say Is that they deserve it
heir sorees are well conducted exceedingly chaste and
highly amusing