The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-09
Catherine Hayes.

HER FOURTEENTH CONCERT AT TRIPLER HALL-Ar-
TEMPT OF THE sHEkIFF TO SEIZE THE TICKETS
Last evening Miss Hayes gave her fourteenth concert
in New York, to house literally overlooking shs was
never in better Voice and sang well since she
trst made her appearance among Us. The enthusiasm
rose to the highest pitch, and the applause most
hearty and prolonged. II was reiterated again aud
tgsip showing how completely the audience had been
carried away She sang in three descriptions Of compo
stion-sscred music, Italian, and in q simple English
ballad So perfect was she in all that II impossible
% tell In which she most exceled She commenced With
the air, from Hard,l's Messiah. 81 know that my Re-
Cesmsr Eveth" Those who heard her sing IL before
need not be told how swsety how dvinely she sang
last night new hymn, composed by Wallace. fol-
loved. There nothing remarkable in it, and with the
exception Of brilliant shake at the close IT produ,ed
but little Effect 1t must be said however that it was
est in being placed side by side with the composition. o.
such masters Of sacred music as Handel and Haydn
and ,hswed bad arrangement In the programme
The next piece set down for nss Hayes air from
Handel Angels ever bright and fair" But this was
smother mistake for she sung insteaL Of H. With yer.
dure csd" from Haydn, Creation" and proved the
uociousnsss Of her choice by the variety II Afforded and
ty IA. great excitement produced In the concluding
portion q this cong she beautiful and gres.
that would be difficult to conceive u any human
voice SURPRISING hsr matches strains This was the
biting tste to the hrst part OF TIE concert and the
sudienee ssemed wound up to the highest OF a.
hight shouts Of Bravo - and the most enthusiastic
Ilsudits, With shower Of bouquets but inad.qua,ey
expressed the feeling that evidently prevailed throughout
TIE entire building. Catherine Hayes undoubtedly
stands alone IN sacred music.
In the second part q the programme ,he sang two
songs, and was equally happy il both. The fret
rev song oomIossd By Wallace, entitled The Happy
Brolng" IL lisa beautiful composition. The carolling
of little bird il prettily initiated and tho glorious tr
With which che ncluced electrified che Iudien Tbs
cleors dessning and continued several minutes
Shs sncored and sung still bet. the second time
than Tie hrft End after spplauding her tai would
think they msht well be trec the audience called her out
tie third time 90 receive their homage an1 b0ug san
setei hetisge Her tna effort the celebrated
and aria "Qu u vo,s from Il Puritan This delicious
mort.l the appropriate finale a mucal feast
Win such perfect did she through Beini's
music chsrnit ely did he sI IT, that every person
ft she much 81 home there ~ In any OFT Ter de-
Isftnent q the art. II was the performance OF
shed aftit The whole concert vas enc Of the
most successful ever given IN the United States.
We barn there wss attsmpt made on the part %
the shsih 10 seine the tickets at Tripler Han AZ the
suit Of Draper 10 whom Marttzek has assigned claim
Of d. against Wsrdvs Ny the adroitnes the clerks
the thern defeated Actions for trespass arainst
the sheriff have been already commenced and
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