The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-23

played by Mr. Seds with such sweetness Of tone and
thrilling execution, IL In itself sufficient to attract
large assemblsge
GERhANrA BAND "A grand festival concert viii bs
given by this company this evening, At the Fe@sis
Academy, Brooklyn. Every member belonging 20 tbis
charming bard is highly accomplished far as music
Is concerned and they have been pronou sed excel
lent by the most eminent masters in this city Ma
dame Otto, In consideration of their splendid abiii-
pieces by Bellini and the other by Rossini ana
persuaded, they will be rendered with tboss
sweet cadencss and elegant execution for which she
celebrated Her voice Is pure and clear, aud her
method and style are excellent. We hope they wM
have bumper.
FIRST CoNcEnr OF THE SAxosiA BAND. TABrR-
or sS ssd as S. frs.
chestra, who have quietly arrived amongst us aud
assumed their position between the other brillAut
musical const that have recently iu M
our hemisphere Their appearance was greeted With
fervor and enthusiasm, the result Of the previous
fame these great artists had acquired and their
cludipg pieces were accompanied by more strik-
Ing evidences OF admiration, because the had
been supplied Of testing and ssoertaning that which
whole performance, from beginning to end. won It
once and insensbly upon the audience; the search
from twenty. ave different dipns q soSnd s.SSitsa
the refined graces Of the performers and the 6nsh
Of their execution. The march, from t" The MID
summer Nights Dream was most effectively psr-
formed and acquired fresh paudts by the loudly de-
manded and oblgingly granted, repetition. The
Quartette by the four horns tender and subdued
displaying tho powers of the instruments and the oom
mand over them Of the performers executing cadnoes
Of the most elaborate and hazardous kind With as
topishpg ease. The fantasia on the trombone, exe-
cuted by Schuster excited we'll rerod applause aud
developed the powers Of insteument Of sarDassng
sweetness The reception Of this great acquisition to
the musical enjoy ments Of the city credgbls
to numerous and discrim rating audience as It was
complimentary to the genius and talents Of this
equally favorable auspices, upon early and pro-
pitous occasion.
MExrco ILLus1nArED-This splendid panorama il
Of the most interesting exhibitions now In the
oity and 1t Is well worth the ate OF all classes
1t gives most accurate idea Of the great fvats OF
truthful of the Interesting por-
ton OF that country, Of which much has said
and written From Vera Cruz to ths city of Mexico,
10 most graphically sketched.
BoMBARDMENT VERA CRUx.-Though all the
horrors Of war have passed away at least 80 far
many to zee how such things managed, IL great
ss ever, we may judge from the way in which this
taking of Vera Cruz is crowded every evening 1t lisa
most elegant exhibition, and ought to be visited BY
ell We have no doubt hundreds will 60 to see 1t.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Dibdn Pitt are In Cincinnati.
Madame Abamowicz 10 also there.
Col b B. Taylor, formerly member Ct the Ohio Ls.
gsature, and pretty generally known as Buffalo Tay-
lori announced to sppear at the Cleveland Theatre.
as Rola.
NJ DAVIS the able manager of the French theatre Of
New Orleans, arrived on the It'll inst, in that city
accompanied by all the operstic troupe which was
going to make its debut on the 14th Inst in Don-
zstti's opera Of La Faporite." We give below
the list Of the artists Of that company, who
said to be very talented, and who undoubtedly
will visit our city during the next spring.
Grand Opera and Comic Opera-M. Duluc, LIST
tenor; M. vstel, LIST bssso; M. Corady, baritone; NJ
Leon Fleury Lat tenor eger; M. Bsrton, LIST tenor,
Messrs Lavergne and Roulst, ID bassi; Mime. Flsury
donna; Me- Dugason, NJ Prevot, leader Of
Comedy and drama, M. Montsssier, NJ Lavergns, NJ.
Menchaut LIST comic; NJ Matthew, NJ. Berton, N. sage,
M. Cbol, M. Jules, Nine Marie, Nine. Lecour, Nine.
Matthew, Nine Richer, Mime. Sage, Mile Bonivsr.
We read in the Journal de Steele, of the last dates
that Mile Nau the celebrated csntatrce Of the Aos-
DENY Music of Paris has taken her farewell benefit
She leaves the Partisan stage, and has been engaged
for the next season in Londen. It 10 certain that
Mile Nau will come to New York. after her professional
engagement in London She has been engaged to
visit the United States and will depart soon q she
Is free from prior engagements.