The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-28

lists who came from the old continent, to say
lsct sparkling out Of his ne EYES Miss Ncrths Who
sang at tnis concert, was very favoraby received BY
her many friends. and 1t generally remarked that
season She 10 now very clever singer who will ever
please the public Miss valssca Kliets who had
CONFESS that have been very much ted on
her account This young lady has . good voice but
she knows very little about singing and has neither
style nor method We advise her to return to the
school Of the Royal Academy OF Berlin On account
Of Sgnor NOVELTIES sickness Signor Rossi Cors an
peared alone, and sang the aria from Lucrezia Bor
gia" Yieaa Ia mia Vendeta, in . very deserving man
ner. MIR. Timm and NJ. Barili, accompanied on the
piano forte, with their usual ability and the orches
ira was very useful In its way, to M Kitchener. We
hope soon to have another opportunity to hear this
wonderful violinist in New York.
CHRIsIr's MIN.1nxLs will to-day give two concerts,
viz at three and eight 2. NJ. Their Saturday after.
noon concerts always delightful affairs they are
mostly patronixed by family parties, aud the young
folks are always most highly amused No greater treat
elegant singing Of the Christys and children of a
larger growth will also find their exhibition most
their room every evening shows how much they are
appreciated.
MELoDEoN.-The doings at this house everv
evening give the greatest satisfaction to the
and respectable patrons of the establishment. To-
night Whites bs nd will give of their finest pro-
grammes Of Ethiopian songs.
CAMrBELL's MISsrRELs.-At the solicitation of their
friends in Williamsburg these favorite ustrels will
this evening give concert at the grand saloon Will
liamsburg Garden. Our nsighbors will have quite A
treat in hearing the Campbell band They are patro-
missed by the elite Of citizens and their beautiful
singing fine dancing, funny jokes, &c. always are sp-
plauded most highly They really talented set of
singers and the great they meet with so far
from making them careless only stimulates them to
further exertions to sustain their high reputation
GERMArIA MUSICAL SocIErY.-We think It our dutv
to announce to readers that this admirable band
of performers VIII have been for the month gain
ing fame and money in city, will give this even
ing, their last concert at the Tabernacle The pro-
for the occasion is very rich and will certain
ly attract good house at the appointed place Let
cay before terminating this article that we feel
much to these performers for the taste of cas
steal musical composition which they have introduced
in our city, and which, hope. they will spread
whilst travelling through the United States The Ia
bernace will be crowded to- night.
MEXICO ILLUSTRATED, Is the title Of most elegant
panorama Of the Mexican war which is being ex.
hbited nightly at Stoppani Hall, in Broadway The
part which is now exhibition depicts the country
from the city of Vera Cruz to the city OF Mexico and
gives faithful and picturesque representation the
line Of march pursued through that route by the Ame
rican army under Scott The exhibition Is made more
at intervals during the passing Of the picture by Mr.
Cowell. To-day it will be exhibited twice, viz at
and TX P. M.
Mr. Hatton was to have given a concert last even-
ing, In Boston
A sister of Wallace, the pianist and composer per-
formed fat Covent Garden in his opera Of Mariana"
Great anticpations bad been raised in musical circles
respecting this lady, but they not entirely real
lied Her voice is of extensive range her execu-
ton is uncertain and, actress she is said to
have very little prste nsions.