The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17
VH"HI IIku UI OVuuHlIItet.
To Brigadier General CHARLES b. srIcrR.
Musical.

THE OrEaA ssAsox.-About a dozen more perfor
the regular subscription season In reviewing what
has paseed we are forcibly mpressed with the rsgu
lsiy that has generally attended the performar
illness on two occations-in the one instance Of Pa
rod and in the other OF Bertusea closed the house
and when B.ttini failed to appear the former lady
came 10 the rescue OF the establishment, and by her
admirable real and esrnestness eaced every siyn of
disappointmsbt from one Of the most crowded au-
aiences Of the ssason. Since then, as before that
event, Parodf on every occasion, has sacrificed all
personal feeling simes when she has been quite
m-rather than to dissppoint the public This
teo well known to need any further comment than
that which involves for that artise
We have never witnessed ia Italian performer OF
distraction and eminence lees caprice: and whom we
reject that this IL the frst season that Par sdi has
passed 10 cold climate, surprised ct the regu-
laiiy Of her appearance to say nothing OF the hard
professional exerton she bas made and IL still making
to appear In as many characters possible The
Probability Is that she will sing in this metropolis only
about ten times mere and OF her earliest persona
tiors viii be that Of Romeo in the "Cspuietti azd
honteschi' Of Belzi and Neccsj. The opera thus
arranged was syorite one Of the superb Pasta whose
ttyle frooi so msgniheently transmits to US aud
have no doubt that vocalist will create eysAtar
igsretion In that character than has attended apy
q wonderful personations Certainly she has
scensd to have gone ss high art permite In all Of
her roles; but the style OF music In Romeo will give
her ner field for her melodious voice We antei-
pate rare treat. In the meantime we shall pay
tan ordinary attention to the other performs Of
Psfodi They are Of go hish order that we shall
rot expect to hear them equHlled for many long ar
unless the realms Of song have some concealed vo.
eali.. Of whom The world has net yet heard We IN
cerey trust that the musical character OF ts CITY
will be vipoicsed, during the next three weeks BY
fhoving that We can appreciate sue music rs Parodi
gives us az well as the thinner ttyle Of Jenny Lind
CHntsrS's MrvsrREts. The entertainments whish
are daily given a. tnis fayorite place Of amusemsnt
are tuch az Val always command full houses. Tbs
tngipg II EXCELLENT; The Instrumental performances
or. g,en with great sce attic ability and the various
r0ke, By George and others, are danced with exqul
site taste In hne the lovers Of Southern aud Ntrth
negro mEstrelsy hear Il to perfection at Ne
ohanics Hall
FFLLows' MivsrRrts.-Ths manager OF this excellent
bard CT mntrels deserves the greatest success ior tne
manner in which be cater. for the public taste Hs
bas effected an engagement With MI Nelson ! meas,
the greatest features In negro minstrslsy The
gtItltman added to this already excellent band will
mst n one Of the most attractive In America. Look
Gut for something great on Monday next.
Mr Rporctt's CoMrLiNrvraRy c0SCERt The second
meeting u the friends OF this gentleman took place
right Actor House The service. Of the pracipa
Ar,te dramatic and operstic we're cheerialy offered
for the occasion. The, aside from the numerous
friends ofNir Brough will insure him full and fash
ionabla huute. Thursday evening. January I'd, IL
appointed foT the occasion, at Niblos. beg our
readers attention to.thefame.
Ea,rEp CcNrrnr-Mr and Mrs Doctor, signorini
runt tf the Actor Place Opera House an several
oth,r artists q great mufesl ability, VII give -
cred concert on sunday night ~ Fellows nov HAN
4i4 Irosdpey The programme contains the choicest
pieces u Haydn, Mozart and other composers I'll
strictly tscfed.