The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-25
Jsnny Kinds FIRST Concert a, Tripler Hall.

Benny Kinds -'irst Concert ut Tripler Hall.
IRE event oi last evening vas long looked forward
10 w!th interest 10y TIE musical dilstspte and BY the
inhsD.taLts Of the upper part Of the city, who resided
q. 700 Grelt distance FROM Castle Garden TO attend
Maceu oselle La.s frst series OF concerts "a veil as
~ tLc'e vAo h. aed her IN the old sea grt fort bat
who were curious TO hear her agoin IN songs of
tE rent IS e and IN hall that has been rronoun
ed by competent judges TO be OF tho best in the
Nelit for SO acoustic qualities, while its beautiful
dec9ltticrs wcrs calculated TO add brlianoy 70 tho
eject and elstivhte the eye veil A. tks ear.
Thee expectations were not dsspp oiute5--a more
cszl.ng array Of elegance, loygncss and fa,hioa-a
more ~ liant than presented by the csao
,'t.' q thsL g'Tyeoas ball beautifully HIuminel
'll Lii.d with Ivnen being. from the pictured cell.
Tax 30 she srcaesi-G base never brheld The audi
Cure consisted .og the mos. part the middle classes
VIC The support Of concerts and theatres aud pub
Ic Gr.usements OF every kind. There was also fair
spriuAiug OF tao upper ten. bat FEY none Of the
hard handed rtirc classes. There were teR seat,
vacant. which doubles, would nave been filed by
them had the prices Of admission been lover or per
hsps would have been died by the PEI arstooracy
had the evening not Been wet There were no pro-
rtaaders, and the audience comfortably seated
though the difficulty OF coming in aud getting
very great There a continual noise kept up by
the outsidtrs during the concert, that tended
tho enjoyment of the audience 1t did not appear
however to have much effect, and the siager aud the
audience 10, Ned equally happy. The queen Of song
enhanced them with her wonderful str and every
face bssmed With delight, while her joyous, soul
sqaakiUs oountsnance fympathisc1 with the audience
lighted up with the rensstion OF the paa
she diGused She had already conquered tina
Empire city; aud she now made her appearance TO
en- iu ii. Tor the fret time after returning from her
"a Ga. q l. N.
lauEris i-csE on her bro~ in the chief cities of
three states q This mighty conf, Isracv; aud her re-
''Iiicn ~ the audience worthy the ooos.i,u-
WORTHY Il her, aud worthy Of themselves They had
ttGuFra the stal q Highest merit upon Der In Castle
Gard sLi they csul rot but nov feel proud that
ihtr JudltLg vas So houofvd ia the tao Il 5si cn-
iflf,r'd cities - :ls Cotton
lac programme vas cnti4 y now in this c;ty villa
tts exception Of ths .Ech3 song" and commenced
vth te Festival Overture. con posed tor the OPEN
itG q Che Liverpool Concert HELL b. Benedict per.
, isFmt' ior tAc nist tlnc IA America tti.avery
r''tty thing snl ample jastos done 20 t by ;hs
splendid lrcl,stEl, who acquitted tastosclscs sith
fttat ,.'u thsau.ho1' tho C0G-ctt Th.ir accompa-
4'tLt to tLe vocal performance - ;L9 eyeuiar we're
ir excellent isf'r. ard tho tru'hgl mr1arr tn which
lry I,f'orled tic ssaad overture to "Esnontn
ceErcf,d ~ Bcsthover reflected the highest credit
rftu O., mu,.ea talent Of New goIk and vas sarnly
air'auitC.
lh' hfst vocal parirs ca,atiua rom Yer.
eia cFela % !, ahsc'. fut ~ Beliefs. With chorus
q female voices rAty st.an gs1 asousd The r. nj
~ the stage sad teirs very rr,ty dressed TIE eess
wee most fl.asioE. III. cavstira. .BEtttt5 IA tai
uti b. l~autitui thing snI vas admirably tuar hy
Eslett nEd iht cAcIUs sad ts oecaessia dld an that
could De- ta.ifed. The pst'crtatuce was ws-r,iv an
Ilauotd .ud ever. bsjy admired tas fIi-5.a ratund.
r-'io" voice 81 ne',etu it' tne quality bens sn'y
squsl' b. his nne 1.t.ioJ su! g,-e ia.oua;ion We
h1ou % no baritone ttst cen surptss D-Bctu ice
pie,std IA eyth.ar Watcher 10 the cora, ari. fton
Erslni's ..f,"ertHtoi4 which Le Sung vita much
hgr.or. r. Ia tte sublime .tto Peecats" isom the
'et-tst Astsr' ot the same composer vAl,h hs sung
wh svtt; ar- toisIlU saiu s Ia Do, alag With tAs
iuti,ct
on ialirr her apps.sarcs on BE -.r.s 30 ling tie
ft.lf ceHa from tha -Tsfi e. Der Fr scbu.s'. sac
greeted with the la,y rar tn.eus aad bcasty ap-
aufe 81 ID vss repeated i, aud again. a. " The
eut..rss sit ussrt.sf-l visa She homage thsy had
I.r..s'd ser. After acknowledges ala secrrtis \.
ito.ourcy bovine, sAo proceeded o. 1as tue s,eus
Il a. iAc 6-sa.au % weber o. more rly pcs
ofvccsliEa:icr. urIcv-f bes-t /: was tfuy rli-
scent sra iLs tlsu.-l so.l-t.aE oi tAe sptt o.
curFcsr was r't tie srslea, ni-tit of tAo ysriJr-
O. roe. 10 oceEIi y aiinat.s ia singing Ths -.
I.sutss.tie sl.is ra' tss aentoas
rrt t.t rl,fiors rzr...1c.ts vhith ere rscaias -
bog sac n-Es L,r tie .,,t. .,l-'hc-a Lsl. vt s5uy
-..tttd ter ss cArtt.ra "Cac,e r.. 4. -"n1
ttta. .saLau. suls" Ia tIts tat t.et.ti4.d ias
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