New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
ANIUSEMENrrS.

rE1RIPLER HALL.-fIusical Manager
4 AID Director Of lie Establishment. Mr.. BOCA5tt.
The Manager has The honor Of an1oaacJn 70 ne plpnc
that q GRAND SERIES OF AMERICAN PROMENADE
CONCERTS will be given in me above HALL, oH the
saire scale Of agufceuce as those brilliantly successful
and renowned Concerts Of the famous Julien in London.
and Musard and Pilodo IN Paris. whose names nave
spread thougnout the.word as the orgnaor OF NeWand
Splendid order OF Musical Encouragement r, ., ,,
place everv THURSDAY EVENING commencing as
as The necessarily vast preparations now pendas en-
The scope and composition Of these entertainments are
of so extensive unique character such has been
hitherto unknown in This country, that the Munger dns
iteXpeoentto otter to Tie public few words IN eNpana
Terdesgn hen is to DO or light and deservedly po
lar Music and weekday amusements The same ts has
already been endeayored TO accomplish for Sacred Music
ANNA BfsHoP'S sUNDAY SACRED coNcERTs
To him who looks with proper interest upon The an1se-
mems of people being the only true index OF teIr adj
yancemen civilization and OF the general happiness OF
heir coudition desire is unavoidable 10 rescue the pom.
lar of the American Nation from tie
trviaily which has often hitherto
bepn limited and 10 offer something more worthy OF il
ana in correspondence with the achievements of its
people in every other department ofhuman interest
Anxious 10 deserve Public Patronage, and conhdentin
his resources being already at the head OF THE MOST M
MENsE AND PERFECT PERMANENT ORCHESTRA ~ The
woRLD-the Musical Manager OF 1Hpler Hall begs 10 add
that in carrying out his plan every effort will be made 10
render the selection OF artists wholly free from all partial
ty ocountry individuals The greatest EXCELLENCE
will be the only passport TO an engagement at these Con-
cers and thus the most splendid avaaele talent VIII ne
brought together and combined for the production OF great
and unrivaled results
AS an Illustration of what may be expected, il may he
stated that arrangements have already been offered TO
MessTs JULIEN ana MUsARD not only 10 furnish manu-
script compositions but TO assist n person az hese Con
cers: also the well known and distinguished composer,
Mr. BAFE has been applied 10 for the purpose Of enrich
ing them with some of his ORIGINAL WRITINGS.
In The choice OF works to be produced an entire nue.
pendenCe will also be observedno exclusive preference
being given any particular school or nation; ana %tie
the tine overlures OF Beethoven. Mozart Sponr NeDer,
Mendelssohn. KaliwOda, ROssl, DonZetu, MeyerUeer,
Mercadhne. Cherubni, Mehul, Auber Herod, tiaevy,
Adam, Bae etc. will be presented as wei as me most
popular EUROPEAN QuADRILLss, PoLKAS' " 4LTzts,
GALLoPADEs etc from Julien Musard strauss, Lanner,
Lahnski, etc. wachul encouragement VIII De pesto",
ed on productions OF real merit rom the many gied
children OF art born on the soil who have made America
their temporary home.
Thus the Programmes for each evening will be rich ana
varied so as 10 meet the wishes and tastes OF all and
thus CRAFTY Tie lovers The higher class OF secular nstr
mental music well those who may prefer lShter
school Among the many attractive novelties 20 De pro.
duCed from time IN this country VIII be me new
ode SUmnh0ncof Christopher Columbus or the we"
World by Fecen David, the celebrated Composer OF
the Deseit''), Mendessons Fete dies Artsies the
Carnival Roman" Pompai,r and Romeo and Juliet
of BerIoz (he famous French eccentric PoetMusclanl
Bombergs Children's Symphony; Musard's &" Quadrlle
of an Nations composed in celebration of the Great
industrial Exposition (which Is 10 be hed III Lohdohlh
1851 &c. sc.
necessary effect TO some of the above works
The PRICE OF Notwithstanding tie I'M
outlay and expense both at nome ana abroad Ia
establishing and carrying out these PROMENADE Gouces
for which no building in the world is well adapted as
Trple Hail. the Price of Tickets will be Immediately hXed
al FIFTY CENTS and may be secured without eX
ira charge in The first and second circles for the enjoyment
of the novel aud splendid coup del which the Prone
naders will afford and for those whom the sprtiurrng
strains Okla Quadrlle and altz may inspire VITA
disposition TO dance the music Orchestra OF ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY PERFORMERS! Fifty
Gents will be charged and an eminent fro-
Dane will be appointed to direct, a in Paris
and London that part of the amusement and to act as Mas
The yyhoIej under The immediate direction of Mr.. DO
CHSA Further particulars will be duly announced MY IL