The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-29

our country when she visited the United States in
company with the great violinst Art6t. Mime
Laborde is the DEAR pupil of Rubni who took great
Of her musical education. and rewarded for
his attention in tho fame acquired by his eeve The
object Of NJ and Mime. Laborde in visiting America,
is to give concerts and contract engagements with
the Italian or French opera companies and doubt
they will soon bs snssssd BY our msn.gs.s who are
musical Europe.
The LEHMAN FAMILY, whose arrival we announced
the other day in New York, have made arrangements
with the Napoleon Of the simmer theatre w. Niblo,
and will shortly appear at his fnespace of amusement
We remember with great pleasure the comic talent of
to that of Antoine Rave and the charming dances Of
Miss Adelaide his pretty daughter who Is also Of
the most graceful danseuses now in America. The
company of the Lehman family is complete, and will
probably cause the public to forget the famed Raves
who enjoyed for many years the monopoly of panto-
mines in both Americas NJ Nlassett. the boned''
cquilibrist Antoine Lehman his sisters, Caroline
and Mathide, M Feria, who plays the part of lover
to perfection, will make undoubtedly great sensation
at Niblo's, Aston Place. where they already busy
preparing entirely and original comic ballet to
be produced in a short period.
BorrEsrNI AND ARpIrI-Every lover of music, who
members the operate season of the Havana Italian
company in this city will be pleased to learn that the
two musical leaders of that troupe whose paintive,
sion and excellence. have been Landed by the most
eminent maestros and by the elite generally Of this
city, will appear Friday evening at Castle Garden,
unnecessary to speak Of the qualities Of these
gentlemen musical composers, solo performers;
remember, that sounds Of uncommon sweetness, and
almost unearthly harmony, broke melodiously upon
the ears of the audience they listened with death
like silence to the brilliant execution sweet shifting
and extraordinary velocity of arm, of the prince Of
double bass and the distinguished volinis Arditi.
Bottesini may be deemed of the wonders Of
ton, when it Is considered how the double
strous instrument is under his iron fingers softened
ana s%odusd producing sounds 50 exquisite and
again. the highest notes of the violin and those
and touching and breahed forth with such powers of
1unlo
bursts Of accsmatiou. Bottesini's cantabie the
double bass exces, in effect anything we have ever
derfu and amusing to observe the velocity Of his
gers from one top to another failing In precision
Of intonation Arditi also worthy companion Of
this highly gifted man. Is volinist of distinguished
talent his manner Of playing is lively and every diff
cult passage is attacked with fortitude which can
ment he has applied himself to since his childhood
The selection of these eminent men, by French and
Heser Is sure to gain for them the patronage of the
musical diketant doubt every evening they per-
form, the garden will be crowded.
Signora Ciocca and Mr.. G. w. Smith left town this
morning, on professional tour through the West.
The Heron family are performing at the Museum,
Mr. Collins the delineator of Irish character is play.
ing in Albany, whore he IL well received in fact he
Miss Julia Dean Is at the Detroit Theatre.
g. Dibdin Pitt 10 playing At the National Theatre,
FIRE AT Paterson, MA fire broke out at
Paterson, N. "a on the morning of the 18th inst.
Works, an extensive establishment, which was
wholly consumed, together with great amount of
machinery and TOOLS involving loss of $4,000 or
100000, $4,000 of which was covered by. insu-
rance. Three dwelling houses, together with the
spacious hotel known as Congress Hall, and the
Episcopal church, were also consumed. Mr. Hen
ry, Johnson lost his life in endeavoring, with
others, to save the organ in the church. Quite
number of other persons were injured, but none
others seriously: When Mr. J.'s remains were
recovered, nothing but few bones were left The
amount OF property lost svalued at about 800 OOO
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