The New York herald., 1851-09-27

uER SUCCESS IN THE UNITED sTArEs-HER THIRD
CONCERT To- MONT.

Catherine Hayes
uER SUCCESS IN THE UNITED srArEs-HER THIRD
CONCERT o-NioHr.
Catherine Hayes has achieved certainly The most tr-
umphsnt by the two concerts already given at
Tplsr Hail. and she viii repeat at her third concert
night those performances which created such wud
enthusiasm at her first entertainment, another gather
ing delighted thousands may expected to renew hs
Of the great musical advent aud those Of her 20
cond entertainment
Catherine Hayes at her rs. concert on Tuesday eve
pfng surrounded by auiience Of about four
thousand persons who had been attracted by the great
European reputation which she has acquired. There
was a disposition to give her warm welcome-aud she
received IT, When she appeared, the whole audience
swayed with strong emotions In her favor though
evident that she about to undergo ordeal Of
criticism rigid and close fell to the lot of
vocalist The floral tributes which poured upon
the stage in shower amid acclamations, paudts, and
the waving Of hats only bore testimony
to the hepes those who had behold the great
singer Critics sometimes jump to ,luious with most
curious rashnes and when Catherine Hayes had finished
"Ah fls' there one, presume to say, who
was not ready to acknowledge that she has been
surpassed here in music Of which that carana is the
type The breathess attention of the audience during
the first few bars showed how carefully every
watching the various qualities Of the singer end it was
not till she ascended to her highest note, and then de-
scended to the lowest, with unerrng certainty that
thrill Of rapture at the triumph animated the assembly
1t was less the dexerty Of the than the proof Of
the extent Of her voice. that swayed the with this
feeling, which almost of while the musical
critic captivated with the artistcal brancy Of tho
feat itself The subsequent execution added this frs
powerful impression, and many qualities Of
and unsurpassed excellence discovered that enthu
sasm knew limits to its admiration In the ballads
a similar triumph awaited her. The English ballad
every by its pathos delivered with such mystical
PRESTON that it enchanted by every note The Irish bal
lads equally successfu and when the vocalist left
these inmitable specimens of her art sing the
Joyous finale Of "La Sonnambuls the storm Of enthu-
siasm that from the rapid and brilliant excitaton
Of the rondo like tempest in its vehemence Hero
had the vocalist been admirable In four different styles OF
music-snd had been great in her execution each
that admirers bafed in their attempts to make
choice OF course this did not Affect the general result
forit is to be presumed that every honest auditor
satisfied that Catherine Hayes is arste Of the first
class The second concert, however affected something
for the reputation Of the vocalist and the
first decided Impressions added to the confidence Of the
earlier Judgment "Casta Diva" could have left
upon cur musical critics. who worthy Of the name
completely satisfactory sense Of perfect and true
vocazaon aided by the accessories lying within the
be described. The anaae tide of sacred melody
to which the gushing joyousness of the aro only eddsd
multitude Of musical flowers, a startling though bril-
liant decoration. The audience completely aroused
ty the splendor Of the execution and the design-n
which art did sacrifice nature for its self gratf
cation Sc much for the tasteexquste musical taste Of
Catherine Hayes would be but to repeat the story other
tumphs notice again at length the other songs Of the
concert which encored mat.erof course
into nj Hpr
the position occupied by Catherine Hayes cannot be
higher than IL is in the minds Of those who really
lovers vocal music Of the purest character There
fear that too much be said of her and she has
exhibited combination Of exceencies in
vocalist, that shall be very slow to place limit upon
the extent Of her abilities has any vocalist visit
ed this country whe has had to be proud 6
making her Accomplishments the theme of great peo
pie and wherever she goss musical taste in proportion
to It's elevation and purity viii acknowledge her manifold
merits.
Augustus Brahsm Herr Mengis and Lavenu WHO
have accompanied Catherine Hayes to hs country have
given very evidences of their being entitled
the reputation which has preceded them Augustus
Braham, who has been warmly Welcomed sings with
much delicacy, and with power and effect Herr Iengs
also has proved himself TO be good musician and skill
f singer and at times displays volume Of voice. whch
would do good service the boards Of the lyric drama
Indeed, both Of these vocssts, doubt not, would
prove very attractive in the Of opera where they
would be confined to that etiquette demanded in
the eoncer. Augustus Brasam seems to Us to be
restrained in his impulses though he sings with taste
and feerg Lsvenu the conductor Of the concerts has
made a very favorable impression. His compositions
have much merit and he presdcs at the pisnofOrte ad
n.rably.
To night we shall have another opportunity seeing
then all.
> MOVEMENTS OF MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
Miss Hayes yesterday received the honor Of serenads
from the fine band Of musicians that accompany the Pre-
vidence fremcn. who now on visit here she re-
ceired the compliment with her usual grace Mis- H.
has lately had her miniature taken by dsguerreotype a.
the dsrUerTes Il Meade Brothers. 233 Broadway
She l. extremely gratsed with her reception here
The best evidence Of her popularity IL the o receipts
for tickets which for her rst concerts have amounted
70 about 0oo the spontaneous Offering Of her admir-
,rs aud those who had large expectations os her excel
lenee; fer unusual busioess efforts have been mads
by The gentlemen who attend TO the management Of her
business affairs. she would be Indeed graacd " she
could hear the expressions ot admiration tt ~ lavish
Cd On her 10 all quarters "Sops know her but 10 praise
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The DrsDia--AIias Laura Addison.