The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

The German NLusleal Jubilee.
Yesterday morning at eight o'clock, the various must
cal societies assembled at their Apollo
Rooms Broadway-and at half past nine o'clock march
ed in processoR-many Of the company alternating the
effects Of the great heat with palm fans-down Broadway
to the Park and passing the City Hail. received by
the Mayor and Common Council standing the steps,
bearing their slaves Of Office As the procession passed
the Hail. they which was duly
acknowledged by the worthy unetionaes The societies
ham street. the Bowery to Fourth avenue, down Six
tecnth street past the house Of Governor Kossuth
before which they cheered which acknowledged BY
the Governors bowling from his window several times
with great apparent emotion They then proceeded
mo G ana % 70 s r.
performed In the evening The hall was well filed in
every part.
THE GRAND FESTIVE CONCERT IN THE EVENING
The Metropolitan presented brilliant ap-
pearance than 1t did last night 1t filed by large
brilliant audience wholly composed of Ger
mans-the ladies predomnating in numbers and attrac
on the lecture Of Governor Kossuth at
the Tabernacle in behalf of his mother and family On
enlarged stage which extended q quarter Of the
parque about hundred of the best artists Of
this city. who performed instruments and thous-
may be naturally supposed that the effect of the perform
ance Of selections from the eminent composers
really grand and beyond description We published the
programme of the pieces in our advertising columns Of
yesterday. The whole company acquitted themselves
most creditaby under the able leadershpof Herr Paur
and the applause elected long and most enthusiastic
The performances terminated at about half past ten
o'clock.
ERRATA.-In the of Of the musical societies
pubh on Sunday ii was mis- printed Orphans in
stead Of 0rpheus Society Of New York.
NiBLo's GARDES.-FRENcH 0rERA-The French Opera
Comque Company gave their first entertainment last
evening before crowded and brilliant assembage Of tho
most fashionable citizens. The first tier a daz.
cling sight, being well filled with handsome ladies, who
were elegantly dressed. The opera commenced at
eight o'clock and previous to the conclusion Of the first
act it the general opinion Of all present that the
company composed OF artists OF great musical talent
Madame Fleury jolly appeared in the fourth and
queny proved to be well mcted by her sweet and scen
tfc vocalizatioh. NJ Graat Fasta enacted the cha
racer with great comic ability, and sang we'll Diguet
Shakespeare was very clever and sang his role with
great artistic ability. He has fine, round melo
dous and powerful barytone voice which told very ccc
lively In the duet with Mad Feury jolly which
dered with great harmony. NJ Debrinay Lord Lati-
mer, displayed tenor voice which is thin, but very
sweet in tone The Echo Song by Mad Fleury Jolly,
loudly cheered The execution grand. and the
chromatic scale mastered with c most perfect even.
and the most nappy blending Of halt tones The
chorus department feemed to have been well drilled and
the orchestral music excellent. In fine, the Opera
Cornique perfectly triumphant and must prove .
source Of great profit to the enterpring manager Mr.
Nbo The French dancers appear three evenings each
week and the opcra company the alternate nights,
which makes Nblos Garden at present, the most at
tractvc establishment in the city.