The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-15

THE GnEAr Musical Festival AT TRrrLyn HALL
Last night, another OF the series Of magnificent
certs given by Max Msretzek, and sustained by the
artsts of the Opera House brought together brilliant
audience chiefly consisting OF ladies Indeed
saw 30 geat q predomnance of the fair such
occasion. The entertainment was splendis aud went
on with great spirit The overture to Leonera was
Performed admirably, and gave unbounded ssti.fac-
tiop. Nove we'll received but he appeared to be
suffering from hoartenees. and severe cold. though
he Gang with bis usual skill Miss Virgins whiting
was warmly spplauded and increased the measure
Of tbose favorable opinions which have been formed
respecting her voice and style Lofini in
o.lient voice, and sang with such spirit and effect
as to draw very warm plaudits from every part OF
the room. The voealilaton of Parodi In the three
very brilliant pieces which she executed sa. remark
able for its extraordinary excellence She greeted
with the warmest applause and encored and call
ed out again and again Bvery effort Of this gifted
cslist advances her in public estimation, aud the
will sipg the entire role Lucre1is Borgia for the last
time, 70. night, at the Opera House advise sll
who have not enjoyed the treat 70 .: present.. present.
naming Mkka Hsuser, the vioiinist. who made his
first appearance I " Injustice make PARSONS
were one disposed to sho~ hisosn lack OF analysis by
this common weakness OF criticism. Misks nsuser
has imprss. ed us by his own style, which is marked
and easily described. IL sbounds with the most
quste fancy, aud Ia without trivslity, where II
Ia most playful delicious character pervades each
of the thres efforts in which he challenged public at
tentien his performances we're interrupted by some
effects Of the atmosphere upon his violin, but the
dience charmed With the felicity of hi, exscu-
tion, and vehement spPauded throughout each per-
tormance. We shall be glad to have an opportunity
of confirming our nrst Impressions by hearing him
again.
HrsR KsAvu-The programme OF this artists con
cert, which comes OF at Triplsr Hall, on Thursday
evening Feb 10 s replete with the beet vocal and In
srumenta talent mot to speak Of the various artists
employed, among whom IL the name Of Madam Truni
Ben.d.tti the hearing Of man singing In thirty Aft
fersnt dialects is In itself surprising feature The
ch.stra OF the italian Opera will display their must
cal abilities the occasion, and the admission is only
90 cents
CHRnrrs MssrRrs-It IL almost impossible to get
pseping room at this old and fsvorite
sfter the hour Of O'Clock Hundreds soms nights
turned away, being unable TO gain admission such
he the position In which the Napoleon OF negro min
strelry has, by good management, attained The
sweet an harmonious msnner In which the songs Of
ability displayed by the entire band, and particularly
by essrs Gould and Dcnniker, the violin and gut
tsr-the sxquiste dancing BY George, and his laugh
| ter exciting vitty sayings, all contribute to make
| Mechanics Hall exceedipgiy attractive
| rslLovs MlSsrRrLs.-Tnis celebrated band % min
sels attrscsg large and houses avery
| evening Their programme for this afternoon and
The sacred concert given at this beautiful hall on
Sunday evening last well attended There will be
snsthsr sacred concert Sunday next at which sig
norma Persipi Of the Astor Place Opera House. Mr.
Doctor and Mrs Doctor assisted by numerous artists
| viii appear.
i rpr Bsouau CospLMssrapr prrsrIr.-The friends
| ofMr Broueh met Monday eve ming at tha Astor
In u ntis citisens who tesmed TO vie with each other
IN the desire 10 testify their respect Tor the
Brooklyn, Jersey cay. Ne-srs and even Paterson
| cent reprpEe ntsiives OF this Kind feeling Tor Mr.
Broush 1T being however bot the preliminary m
irs the general init ~. after appointing sub
mitt.rs nc adjourned until to morrow evening, ehsl
| The rtPoiu of the committees sin be presented