New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-02

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DoNcs ,woSG rHE OPERA TEN THousASD.-
The champagne OF Operadom frothed over s'' nshi N
the most piausnt snd sparkling fashion The house
vas --owdad squeezed ahmed running over, brilliant
dazzling. rnl.chisvous select democratic elegsnL
noisy enthusiastic and funny. The balcony and par
oet were filed With beautiful ladies, each attended ~
mute in black cost and white vesL for the purpose Of
holding their shswls adjusting their Opers-sssses
throwing their bouquets &c SC. In the gallery mere
va. 4 regular am OF the Middle Hundred Thousand
Although on this occasion they occupied the highest po-
.ton Ia the house-Nho managed 20 make their iun
share OF fun and noise Outside were hundreds OF IN
fortunate wshts who had not secured seats ana
couldn't even gs, their noses into the house 70 smell
the rnischef-,he sisles obbies and standing pisces
being already fully occupied and the farther sale Of
tickets having been stopped
After half an hour OF mpstien, expectation, the or
chestrs took their places and Msrctzeks handsome
face and spstless neckcloth became visible Inc en-
trance Of the Director WA. hailed with cheers and sp-
plsuses which seemed AZ Il they would never end Az
length peace was restored and the piece commenced
The Introduction fnished up the curtain and on
came the chorus Their incantstions we're isiened 70
In silence on the psrt Of the audience and then came
BENEDICT This the signal for the commencement
Of the grand As the tenor advanced and was
recognized by the sudence storm OF Kisses snd noot'
Ike red.hot hs came showering down upon him from
all parts OF the house mnglus with cheers and cries
Of % 20 on" OF orr He stood some five minutes
unauaine before this outburst and then indicated his
desire 10 speak After several minutes, the gusty storm
lulled and the Sguor said in very good English
Ladies and Geu'lenen have come here TO sing TO-
nisht-isi 1t your pleasure that 90 on ~
NO no hiss whoop no no :" was the only re-
pv to th. and after standing for few minutes longer
Benedet retired and the curtain fell Then out came
l Mr. VINO after ofri
cheers. msnaged IL seems that he can manage any
thing managed to say:
ladies and Gentlemen Signor Benedict having re-
considered his determination not TO sing IN Norma 10
night reques, as personal fdror to me- tnat you VI"
permit him to 90 without interruption lie has pup
cy apologized 10 Madame Laborde for the derogaory
expressions made use Of By him. Applause AS 10
any personal differences between Signor Benedem ana
myself they will be settled OF the stage, and the pup
ne will not be ANNOYED By them ] stated nothing 70
al hut that which a m al
ter between Signor Benedict and the public ag am
begas personal favor that Sgnor Benedict may DC
allowed u proceed. Cheers and orasvos IN the must
Of which the Manager bow himself on
There was much delay after the manager retired be-
fore the curtain rose. This was caused by Sisnor
Benedict who considered himself so eiectuay driven
from the stage that ne bad undressed and assumed his
ordinary toilet preparatory leaving the Theaier But
In about fifteen minutes the curtain again went up and
Renedetu entered az P0ili0Hc and after considera
Bile spell more of Kissing hootns and All sorts of noises
the din gradually subsidized and the Opera on Upon
the entrance OF Nine Laborde the mos, enthusiastic
and unanimous applause greeted her and at the end
Of the first act shc was loudly called out. She came
leading BENEDICT by the hand, and both were received
with vociierous applause The same thing occurred ut
the close Of the third and At the end OF the piece
excep, that on the latter occasion Sgnor Naelina also
came on and received mia share Of applause Then
evsrybody got out well they could stepped into
their carriages dncluding pretty tall sprinkhDg Of
well filed omnbusses) and Astor place was again as
dark and dreary as though lights and beauty and music
and Bennedetti and Fry were not
We have 40 room 70 night to speak of the perform
Of the Opera except say in general terms that
4, was universally good Nine. Laborde, with the ex
cepton of some Of her introduced f0rinri-whicn,
however well executed. in bsd taste in the music
and situations of Norna-sang and ted spendidly.
Benedict, considering the circumstances, acquitted
himself Unexpectedly well snd in the latter portions OF
toe Opera all himself and sang with that power OF
genius and pathos Of expression for which he has no
no equal in the country yaltelin as Or0ueso very
satisfactory and signorns Patti made an excellent sen
ssron. The choruses and orchestra were. as ever
magnificent
Norma we perceive ]. to be played one more. on
Monday evening.
WILsONs ENTERrAIsMESTs ON THE SONGs Or
scoTLAND-Ths iayonte vocais, hiss given, during
this week three OF his highly popular and delightful
entertainments in the New Assembly Room, Broadway,
aud On each evening the highly fashionable seaence
testified BY their hearty and enthusiastic paudits the
grarhcaton they experienced 10 listening the strains
Of Scotias Minstrel "a given BY the by, 20 WI
son and opportunely, by Queen Victoria. Il mat
ter- not 10 what style Wilson Is called 10 sing he Is
equally At home ia whether {, be the martial call OF
Bruce 10 his army at Bsnnockburn the pathetic and
touching strain The Land o. the Lesl," the elegant
moroccan addressed to the skylark the humorous dtIy
Of Get up snd bar the door, the song Of Cleveland and
Nina Troll, the highly amusing scene Of Wood and
married and A. scene we call H. for Wilson brings
before Us so wildly all the characters, that
there i. no difficulty in seeing the young bride
and the old mother well the willy BRIDE
groom and the greyhesded father) On Tuesday
he gave the Lady Of the Lake, in which be sang
all the beautiful songs in his own way and produced
a gros, effect 10 them. To enumerate the iayorites
would be to mention ALL but still cannot help men.
toning Soldier, rest, the boa, song Hail 10 the
Chief the ballad OF Alice Brand and the Ave,
Maria as being very effective He told the story IS be
went along n easy and impressive way and pointed
out many Of the lurking beauties In that exquisite
Of all sir Walters poems There is great variety the
styles Of the various songstnOse sung by old Allan
bane the minstrel nave harp-like sccompsninzents
played blythe by, most gracefully BY Miss wilson who
seems quite fat At accompanying, a very difficult
/ one NOT easily accumulated by frg,.r