The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-14

PAnopI the 0rERA OF "EssAN.n-Lsst mint tS>r~.
fashionable audience to witness the rsprvssnss-
ton of "Ernsnin In the nrst act, there was want
OF sincerity the part OF Psrodi which, sddsd to the
able caresnsss Of the orchestra left snythiu
but . favorable i'm preston In the other sots Psrod
TO her Accustomed pitch OF excellence aad ssng
with all her usual brillisncy. She called out
again and again ana showered with bouquets e
the conclusion Of the opera. Lorini sang very bssu
tifully throughout. and Avignoni and NEWELL were
very acceptable The opera comnsncsd very badly
brillisncy
PARopI's GREAr Cosc.Rr AT TspLEa HALL.-rho-
only be given by Parodi In this country,
will take place at Triplsr Hall to- night. The tickst<
have been placed for this occasion, at dollar, and
ss 80 nns programme has been offered In THE
CITY, there eau be no question that the public will
have secured, 81 early hour, every ticket for so
great an cessation 1t quite evident that Parodi
wonderful vocal powers with which she is gifted and
to prove that her cisiins concert singer are ss high
perceive that Miss Virginia Whiting is to appear With
Parodi. Sbe has besutful voice nue usiosl edu-
cation and all the requisites Of popular vocalist
We anticipate for her riu nph even on 90
occasion as this when she will be placed side bv
side with ths great dramatic vocalist Of the age
piano forte on this occasion also He fsd very
lghly gifted and, unquestionaby his youthful talent
will command the married. respect the audience. For
the character Of tn. music at this entertainment We
confidently refer 90 the programme. We certain
that such concert will not be known here for many
year OF sourse every lover of music will be xour
TO be present Psrodi may not sing here again for
time 1t lie said that she will leave the city eary
neat week.
ANNA BIsHoP's E,GHTH SACRED CoNcERr-The pro.
gran for this ,Bterts nment, which Is re given
on Sunday evening az TripIer Hail. IL that will
not pass unnoticed UspdeIs Messiahr 10 to be per
formed, with the exception of pieces which
little interest and the second part OF the concsrt wl
embrace variety If music of high order. The
talent on the occasion cannot fail to command public
attention.
eHRsrvs MHsrRrLs continue to ill the Golfers Of
he tire Inv TEfir h.. ions t.r
burltfque operas scientific performances and exquisite
dancing Nothing can exceed the popularity OF this
band.
FELLOWS OPsRA HousE.-rbis place OF amusement
Is likewise on the road 20 fort une The band Is
rate, and the programme o. performances is such
must draw good houses The vocal and isstru -
amusements ere o. high order. There will be az
afternoon performance to-day, at three o'clock
To TIE EDITOR THE NEW YORK HERALD.
regret exec dinghy 10 find that my motives in in
ducipg Mr. Hillyer appear a second tine the oc@
easion Of the beueat 10 MIR Rice ,houli have beer
misconstrued by YOUR reporter. In the performance
of my duty, rot only to the public, but also to Mr.
the calls OF the audience, loudly unequivocay
expressed as 10 admit Of denial feel greatly hurt
and annoyed that my kindness has been misunder-
stood and have only now IN remark, to prove most
conclutiyely TO Mr. a, his friends, aud the publis,
that for duly approaching his abilities will hold
myself ready At any time to give humble services,
should a cen pme ntsry benefit for him be proposed
Trusting that your OF justice will give this
interto- and assuring you that all ask Is "anotner
servant, GEORGE LoDER.
Ne. North Moore street