The New York herald., 1850-12-04

Musical.
AsroR PLACE OrEHA HOUSE, TO night the moon
parable Psrodi, whose wonderful performances, at
first mirjudged by . portion Of the public are now
scknowedged by every to bs Of the highest order
win persOnste fer the third time the character Of
Gemms di Vergy, in which she exhibits her mag
ninesnt dramatic and vocal genius tradition tells
us once did Pasta and Mslibrsn. With her melo
dious voice, running through three oetaves, and
accomplishing the most extraordinary triumphs
combining Herewith . dramatic excellence of style
at once marked by propriety, fsrvor and intelligence
she is, indeed, the queen of the lyric stage Who
denies her claims to the most exalted rank can
have little taste, possesses narrow estimate Of art
and overlooks the highest qualities with which .
vocalist was ever gifted This is her last week but
in this city, and she win leave it to create tr-
umphs In every city where she may pursue her
Tomorrow night, we are to have Bettini-the great
tenor Of the Grand Opera at Paris and OF the Royal
Opera London He will make his debut as Edgardo, 10
Lucia al Lsmmermoor,n in which he will bring him
self into contrast with sslvi whose place he is
| cupy at Havana. MaretEek has done too much in
opera thus far, has been wretchsd ard the fashion
able patrons do not merit such exetons as have been
peal will be to the public, and be viii receive from
them generous hearing We know that the result
will astonish every one The people viii understand
| Bettipi.
Last night, the Young Mems Hebrew Bens VIOLENT
Society had their anniversary benefit At the Opera
Houre. There was assemblage OF beauty, intelli-
! gepce and taste such is seldom such
| an occasion. We have never larger number
of beautiful Hebrew ladies any occasion, and
their musical taste and judgments are proverbal.
The house presented In every pant, such appear
arce as must have been rstifyins to Mr. H. Herts,
Jr., the President OF the society, and Mr. r. j. Joa
chimssep the Vice President acted asushsrs the
occasion, and whose activity and enterprise have
psmbuls," act of 'Ernani" and Paq quita,' were
performed Nearly all the artists of the opera appear
ed, but the first opera lached strength and finish.
Patti, such occasion should have sung the role
Of Lisa Bertucca, however, tustained the opera
called out twice, and received tribute Of bouquets
| and wsrm accamations tor her Efforts The
from Ernani" was vehemently spplaudsd and Truhi,
Benev and For we're called before the curtain
1t wss admirably executed by all OF them, including
the chorus. The ballet OF Paquita," with Nathalie
Fitzjsmes ard Carese went of with effect.
The dancing of Nathalie gave very great satisfaction,
and she was warmly spplauded.
CRRnTY's MNsrRELs.-Hsi. rain, or shine Me-
| cksnics Hall is always crowded The entertainments
are excellent and the management good The solos on
the guitar and violin would dc credit to the best
cert room. Christy manages his company we'll.
Fellows OPERA HousE-This establishment is bid
ding fair TO make fortune. The attendance is re.
specsble and the singing and dancing capital The
elodies are sung with great harmony and the violin
solo executed with great artistic excellence Negro
mipstrelsy Is In the ascendant.
DEAN FAMLY.-A grand concert will be given at
Library Hall Newark, to morrow evening, by Mrs.
Dean who will be aided by her talented children The
recitstiops Of little fsnny particularly that Of the
Broken Heart, tale of os is delivered with great
taste and jud gment. We wish them success.
Madame Anna Bishop, happy to state, is quite
recovered from her late indspostion.
The morning concerts of Jenny Lind in phia
for yesterday and to-day, postponed in cense-
quence Of the ndisposion and hoarsenes Of song
stress
Esw PoLKA-A new polka has been composed by
Mr.. prsser, as will be seen by the annexed Letter
New YoRK CRY, Dec 2, 1850.
VIM. DEEssLER, Efq.-DEAR sIR-I have received, aud
am much pleased With your musical com mposition Of
The fiIemsn's Polka and readily ply with your
request, TO dedicate IL TO me- Hoping that musical
tits Of all omes may be literally rewarded for their
labors and that the general cultivation Of music ia
our country may promote the happiness and virtue OF
our people. remain your friend
ALFRED CARSON, Chief Engineer.
FRoM BuESos ArREs.-we have received our file Of
the British Packet, to the 2sth September by the bark
Argentine, arrived at Salem.
severe storm occurred at Buenos Ayres on the
14th Sept which drove the greater part of the vessels
In the outer and inner harbor ashore, and many Of
th,m received serious damage for which MARITIME
Intelligence.
The British bark John william Dare, arrived the
2lst nem New York is the first British vessel which
hss entered that port with American produce. Iii
III result OF the reciprocity accorded to British vessels
by the United states In consequence OF the reform In
the Englth navigation laws
The remainder Of the anticpst sted by tele-
graph in yesterdays Herald.