The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-21


The musical campaign l. to open with wallaoes con-
cert to night, when Triper Hall win present
array q fashion such 1t has not possessed for
months Before refer TO this event particularly
however, we may well glance at the movements Of
some Of the great artists now in tho city
Tedesco, who has been winning laureis In Havana all
winter has arrived In this city and is about TO sail for
England, where she viii probably readily find an en-
gagement, though she win go out without one. She
would have gone in the Last steamer but all the state
engaged, and she has consequently been OBJ
liged 10 remain in the city for another week.
Bctin the tenor, is stu in town. II is to be hoped
that he may be heard to advantage when the climate Is
favorable to his voice. On his first visit he was to have
sung two nights but illness prevented though he
went through act raising the highest anticpations
Of his ability. He will be secured probably by Marct
eek fer his summer season at least.
Stefenone too remains in town, and Ia applying her
self closely to the English language amusing and
useful occupation while she reposes after her riumphs in
Havana We believe that she does not propose to
gage in any musical entertainment for weeks to
me- but when she does consent again to appear, she
will the memories Of those delicious musical hours
celebrated last summer at Castle Garden, which, by
the way is to be opened the fifteenth Of Juae, or
thereabouts by Haretzek, who has engaged already
large company and Bosio among other arfistes Bosio
has already arrived in the city, and will remain under an
engagement with Maretzek through both his summer
and winter campaigns the latter being carried in
a establishment, presume as no alterations are
made in the old one.
Parod will return to the North in June and will pro-
badly be heard at Castle Garden Her tour through the
South has been Of substantial success. She is now
to sing at New Orleans and will probably return by the
way Of the Mississippi and through Cincinnati She has
Barnum to telegraph the immense sums she has re-
III we 20 her
secured for her satisfactory returns for her unprcendng
application to her art Teegraphs can bring reports
but they cannot diminish the rewards Of true genius
any than they add to the richness Of Ns quail
ties by exaggeration.
While naming the female vocalists the debut in this
country Of Madame Bonchele at her brothers concert
tomorrow night must not be forgotten. This lady Is
fine artistic and sings Irish English and Scotch ballads,
in exquisite style Probably there is in the
try who sing Home. sweet home" and such popu-
lar music, with much feeling and expression. Her
voice is melodious and of fine tone and she Is well cal
cuated to please refined audience, such as will be pre-
sent at Tplsr Hall tomorrow evening" at Mr. Walaces
concert Mr.. Wallace has merit himself both asa
composer performer the violin and on the piano
forte In this combination Of musical skill he will dis
play his varied powers aided by large orchestra and
everything that tend TO make first class concert
Tripler Hall will probably be filled as it never has been
since Parodi's concerts
At the theatres, the performances command only
customary att, nton. The last week having been dis
tingushed for five rainy and stormy nights every estab
lishment has suffered more less but with fine weather
they will all be filled againthe Broad way for its scenery
Burtons for fun Broughams for delight the Bowery for
wonder, and the National for tragedy.
Niblos still attracts largely, and the performances Of
Mile Logo Losset and that remarkable youth Baptist
with those Of the rest Of the company give the highest
satisfaction This is to be the last week Of the perform
nd he
Among others, the complimentary to Mr.. James NJ
Nixon whose merits well known will take place to-
night and will be brilliant affar-allle Caro-
line the Loiscty and Monsieur and Madame Benoit ap-
pea ring TIL occasion The Mayor l. chairman If the
committee which consists Of two hundred Of our citi-
zens-enough to a benefit worthy Of the very ia
Tented and pop performer who has Distinguished
himself both in private and public for his worth and
for his ability TO crafty refined taste.