The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-02

PAneDi AZ dEsinA pi vEaov -To-pight, the public
win have an opportunity OF enjoying that most
derful exhibtion of lyric excellence as displayed
by Parodh In the character Of Gemma. The ira
ditions which exalt the great vocalists OF other
countries cannot diminish the lustre OF that fame
which Parodi has earned even, believe against
the hopes Of many, who ct hrst imagined that they
could exhibit their critical wisdom and skill by
expressing indifference to her triuuphs We're 1t
not Furnishing the real levers Of music for the sins
those who pretend to know what merit and genius
truly are the price Of tickets ought to be doubled
for Psrodi is Rachel and Pasta. She will appear
only two weeks longer in this city and the manager
will then ind his greatest harvest from her triumph
in Philadelphia and Boston. The taste Of New York
has sadly deteriorsted within few months.
Anna BsHor's SEVENTH eAcRED CoscERr.-There
was Q very fashionable audience last night at
Triper Hall consisting Of about three thousand per-
The concert opened with the beautiful introduce
tion to the stabst Mater written by the great Msr
cadsnte. 1t was well performed, though an accident
to Of the reed instruments married the A.sty Of
some passages. Anna Bishop then commsneed VI
vocal part Of the entertainment aud after little ef
fort sang with her usual brlancy, though In the Ave
Maria" 1t was evident she quite seriously indis-
posed. An apology was then made by Mr.. LISTER tor
any little delay that might be occassned and soon af
ter the eanaee appeared in the second part and sang
the prayer by Schubert Her re-sppesrsnce greet
ed with the most rapturous plaudits, and she was
warmly encouraged by the audience. Severe cramps,
however, supsrvened upon this effort, and though
she was willing to attempt the Gratias sgi.
mus rather than dissppoint the public the
advice of her friends taken and she consented to
return to her residence In the Of her ply stefan
This misfortune, Of course, msrred in great
the effect of the concert but Miss De Luce and Nove
completed the vocal part of the entertainment and
the former ensored in the efertory piece which
she executed with much taste Noveli appeared to
very great advantage, and Philip Mayer in the FL ct
part, made favorable impression The chorus under
the direction of Mr.. Lyster, effective than
usual and gave much satisfaction. At late our we
learned that Madame Bishop had continued to be
severely afflicted with distressing cramps after she
the concert room, but the application Of proper
medal agents had aayed, in some degree the pains
which had deprived her OF the pleasure Of fulfilling
duties to the public.
CHRIsTys MINsTRELs.-lt Is very surprising to esme
that this band nearly i've years performing In this
city, should be still much relished In their negro
ing and those who attend may judge for themselves
Fellows OrERA HousE.-The negro band perform.
ing at the new hall in Broadway give general estsac-
nance and dancing Mr. Fellows has secured the SER
vices of very active and intelligent gentleman who
will shortly make this place of usement the most at
tractive Of the kind in the city.
Mr. Dempster, the ballad singer is giving concerts