The New York herald., 1850-12-05


PIKop' As GrMnA vrncr.-Lsst night Psrodi
again trianphed in her psrsonstion of Gem ns, In
fusipg into the character al that dsicacy passion and
energy which are necessary to q correct portrature
We need scarcely ray that her acting inimtable
and that her. vocaisation was such might be sx-
Lorini in good voice, and sang sxcelently we'll
receiving much applause, which he merited We have
in the nrst act Of the opera where his silver tone
were ringing clear and precise. Parodi and Lorini
were called before the curtain, with Avgno nj who
sang with much taste and feeling The former was
summoned to receive the plaudts of the audience
the end Of every act and was II such talent can be-
conplimented by bouquets 1t will be many years be-
fore we thall have another Parodi.
BrrrrsI's FIRsr NIGHT, AND FIRST REHrARsAL.-Bet-
tint will sing for the first and only time in this city,
the role OF Edgardo in Lucia di Lammermoor tonight
If the public of what they have to expect,
there will be vacant seat in the house We heard
this mastery tenor at rehearsal yesterday, and may
ss we'll prepare the public to listen to the most finished
that has been heard In this country salvi is
great artist and has delicious style Bettinis style
s fully eQus to eavis and his voice Is freshsr fuller
stronger sweeter and calculated to make of the
most astonishing excitements In the musical world
Bettin has ieore III Jor=G Of the purest quaityis
an accom- he'd musician i and we believe, may be
ranked first in the art. With commanding figure,
every requisite for success We can promise for him
such reception he merits. Really, at least, We
have two Of the greatest voeasts in the world at the
Astor Place Opera House. win the public discover
this fact before s too late to enjoy the treat to be
JrASIE REyNoLDsoS's CoScERr.-The celebrated Jea-
ME Reynoldson gave her second concert at the Taber
nace las. evening assisted by Miss Louise stany and
throughout Jsanie sang some Of the old Scotch bal
lads in extremely good taste and in manner rePete
with psthos and feeling We have seldom heard the the
"MscGregors Gathering better sung than they were
last evening by Jeanie. Miss stsnly likewise is en.i
tied al praise for the style in which she sang Ksth
leen Ma oepoeep and the 'GiPsey Prince Mr. Hill
yer acquitted himself very handsomely on the occa-
sion. On the whole those who attended the concert
spent q very agreeable evening. Professor Phillips
presided at the piano with his usual ability and
trusthat thefar Jsane will future occasions meet
with the reward her merit entities.
New YoRK ArHENNUM.-There was pleasing musi-
cal last night a the third
of this elegant establishment which is the resort
Of gentlemen who wish for quiet retreat where they
may pass their hours Of leisure in writing reading
in conversation with friends Each coarersa=ione is
attended by large number OF ladies and gentlemen
each subscriber having the privilege, on these occa-
sions of introducing his friends The establishment
is unique, and is rapidly gaining favor under the
cellent management OF its proprietors.
CHRsrrs MrSsrRrLs The bill for this evening is Of
the light and highly amusing character as those
OF the preceding evenings of the week The singing
excellent the instrumental performances are capital
the hurleque opera exctes mmoderate laughter, and
the dancing is inimitable.
Fellows OPERA HoUsE.-A bilsof great variety is OF
fered for This evening" it embraces beautiful negro me
lodier solo performances the violin and aocordeon
of the Shaking Quakers, and exquisite
dancing This band Is becoming very popular and are
great iayorites.
TpplrR H,Ll-The great pianist, Doctor, will give
his tecond concert Saturday evening next. NJ and
Nine. Louise Doctor will be assisted by the sweet vo
calist sapora Trufi Benedett the excellent vio
linist Griebel. The selections of musical gems are
such as will be sure 20 draw good attendance.
LBRARY HAL, NEwART.-Mrs Deane and her talent
ed children will give concert at the above place
Mrs peane sipgs very peasingly; her daughter plays
the piano with and ugdmsnt; and the interesting
little Fanny recites the piece entitled The Broken
Heart" in manner that would do credit to profes-