The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-21

applause. No doubt that her admirers who hsvs Of
ten been delighted by her psrsonat'on Of Adina."
Linda "Rosina" Marie" and ''Norman will re-
member thu pleasure they had in hearing the iDimita
bic talent of the French taisu eantafrice, and will
thropg the seats and lsbbies of the Opera House
| Madame has chosen for her benefit plays which
will show or her peculiar talent I'll Bsrbere di Svig
han and Norma" which characters she performs al.
moot to perfection Sgnor Bsneventano. just arrived
will re.appssr in New York perhaps for this occasion
| only Madame Lsborde viii appear also. IN the char
full house. every seat taken, and room for the
tar dataues, whs will not 60 early to the theatre
| GRAND MUSICAL FEsrIvAL.- Last evsning this spsn.
did demonstration in aid Of the Hebrew Benevolent
Society took place a the Tabernacle before crowded
audience Charity the companion Of virtue; 1t Is
the language Of the soluble means whereby the good
communicates their sympstbies with human sufsripgs
1t Is the indication or exalted state OF moral beDg
tho agency by which the creature is brought into
cIoser eommunion with the Greater. IL Is heavenly
emotion and the eloquent and persuasive exponent Of
| Heavens bebests ST. Jerome, writing 70 his nephew
upon the subject of charity says -" Nunquam memi-
nisse Iegisse, maIa morfe morum qu benter opera
choritats Sr,eui-I never remember to have read Of
any who had died bad death, who had freely per-
who OF opinion that the end justifes the
We not Of these; think that the end should be
with moral philosophy not the vicious philosophy Of
the day which Is offs flexible character that
WI become the apoiosist for well contrvsd delin.
interests Of this meritorious society could not have
been selected music Is science noble as 1t ID
csred the praises Of Cod and to say any thing now
its praise would be as superogstory as to pronounce
and Virgil. The festival opened with tho overture
"Mid.ummer Nights Dream the composition Of that
great master, Mendessohn. the immortal author Of
those grand musical epics st Paul and Elijah Some
Of the passages In this overture sxquisitely fne
and we're brilliantly executed. The grand duet on
the piano and violin themes from the opera of FRA
Diavolo" by Miss Adele and Mr. Charles Hehnstock
was very scientific performance, and called forth
| ln1Ao Rnrn Aoaa Cd
| ly eneo'ed In a rendo brillante, and Signor
Tansnelli was most enthusiastically applauded, and
| encored also The " Bird Canzonette" on the piano,
| by Miss Adele Hohnstock, q sweet performa nee
and afforded much delight to the audience; while the
lions Of Donizet impaired delightful variety to the
| intellectual spendor Of the entertainments. While
the overture wss being played, We called to mind the
ton it had emansted and who was cut nf In the prime
Of mani hood and in the midst Of his high and we'll
nered professional bonors; and We were forcibly
| minded Of the emphatic language OF Byron
NY s;S DARN st.S s harp while can brook
The performers, both vocal and instrumental, did
themselves great credit Their efforts most
ce.sfu and worthy Of the occasion 1t is very
in 20 good csuts and we are sure that ell who had
contributed to the funds Of this institution, must have
retired to their hcmes with the satisfaction which
| approving conscience never fails to sGsrd
| TABERNAcLE.-This evening, Mr. Dsmpster, the pc.
puaT and pleasing ballad. singer viii give one of his
the various plantive and thrilling ballads selected for
the occasion are " John Anderson, my jo," "a Home
Death of Warren" and many other gems, which his
patrons have 80 often heard with pleasure and delight
MI Dsmpster has sweet tenor voice, which he uses
with the greatest vocal ability His style and
ners and wherever he has given his
entertainments the audiences have been select, and
| his reception the most enthuaastic. We hope his
concert this evening will be literally patroniSed
his talents as q vocalist deserva.
CONCERT OF THE YOUNG LuIeI ELENA AND HIS
BROTHER: These two young and talented artstes
lately arrived from the CLASSICAL and sunny shores Of
Italy will give great concert at the Apollo on
Saturday next the oath inst The French critics speak
very highly Of these youthful performers, and, by all
accounts they perfect prodiges Luigi the elder Of
the tws aged ID years only and performs In master
y style the violin his brother IL but eight years
and plays with wonderful touch upon the piano. We
have no doubt but that their concert, on Saturday
will be crowded by the curious the detianfi, and ad-
mirers OF early and youthful genius Of 50
. character.
CHRIsrY'. MrNsrRELs.- The programme Of those IA.
vorito mfnsrels concerts full OF good things
Cbrietmas pudding ought to be Of plums They have
lately revived their famous burlesque called the Cow.
belog'aps, most laughable affair and in addition
to this buesque thsy give their poyage musicale with
OIL ito accompaniment, and long list of admirable
Ethiopian music, NO one can fail to bs pleased by .
| visit to their concert.
| NEw ORLEANS SERErAprRa-The Italian artist
must lock to their aurss here in New York. We per-
most r.ey Of fso Trn give
Benedetti, Corsl, &C., much to the delight Of their
numerous auditors. Their musical panorama oontl-
pues Is fAvorite . performance ever, and their
whole entertainment 10 well calculated to interest all
who hear IL.
YANxEE HILL, the never failing story. teller will give
Of his comic at Stuyyssant nsti.
tuts tonight His entertainments have been crowded
| for the last two weeks.
P.ronAMA OF THE Hcp,oy RIvER.-we have seen .
good many very clever things in time in different
portions Of this hsbable glebs but during all our
wandernes We have seldom bsheld more perfect work
OF art than the panorama Of the Hudson river just
completed for Messrs Townsend Orr by some Of the
nrst artists In the world All who have ever enjoyed
sail up dawn the beautiful river cannot fail Of re-
| D f0r
which 1t is famed. The bay and hsrbor of New York
oity Fort Lee the Palisades the residences Of wash
| ipgton Irving and Of Edwin Forrest, st. Antony's
| Nose (a'though almost blown away) Wet Point,
Washingtons lieadsuarter, and every ether notable
| place that 10 familiar to American minds
| CHINEsE MUsEUM.-The a ne spring weather We have
enjoyed lately has enabled numbers Of ladies and
families to visit this remarkable collection the largest
end most complete in tho world It fully illustrates
Lite In China" Ia the minutest details.
ZooLoeIcAL Hall Mr. Langworthy takes benefit
| at the above estsblisbment On Saturday next. The
celebrated Miss Calhoun, the Lion Queen will appear
at each performap nee Several aoyeltiso win Also be
introduced ON this occasion.
COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO 0EoReE Fl. ANDRxws,
CHINESE AsskMBLr Rooms Tho public will bear in
mind thatn re.peot to his character and ~ altitude
for his enterprise in citing up In magnificent style,
the above rooms for balls and concerts-a compliment
tary ball win be given, to. morrow evening to Mr. An
drewr which although the last, wi not be the least
att Tor the season From tho arrangement. Of
entertainment, We anticipate recreation Of ordi
nary enjoyment.
Police Intelligence.
Forgery at the Custom House-Captain Carpenter
OF the Fifth ward police, arrested yesterday German
Jew by the name Of Jacob Marx on charge Of forging
the name Of another person Custom House papers,
and thereby ming goods valued at $500 and
then pawnipg the In raise
cused came to this country In the chip and after
leaving the vessel the accused managed to the
bills Of ladpg, forged the Of his friend to the
| papers, and obtained the goods from the Custom
House Justice Lothrop committed him to prison for
| examination.
.9,red Of foo Dock Thiepes.-Oficers Ward and
Griffin, Of the Fret ward arrested yesterday two d,ok
thieves, called James Raglan and John williams: the
former was caught by Griffin along the dock having