The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-24

The latest wonder psssosi,y Of the aay b Msdss
o,ssne Camille Urso Litls girl Of eleven years a go
whsee juvenile spp-arspse would lead sommsn pace
thoush plsstipg inprsssions She possesss however,
nusiea r MUS Of the highest order and dsplys abni-
ties on the viola that setonsbss and dshghts This
musical talent be hereditary for her fsAss has
obtained an Europ reputation nutist ana eganist
He Il Q sciAn by birh and udied music ct the Con-
servasoy Of Naples aud on one occasion bore % the
first premium for ability DESTROYS Of extending his re-
putstion he res lived vi-,t France and nade very
succ4tsfu debf ~ Marsses aud ut Paris and Nantes
received many coDpliU. ntary ercomiums and honors
He settled In The latter and married and 10 short
time his wife presented bin with tbs young Camille In
infancy, this int resting girl tokens Of an extra
ordinary dpoi for sh- seemed to take pleasure
whatever In the usual VI children, being en-
t.ly wrapped In music This strange presooity was
particularly oeabn occasion Her Rather hav-
ing taken beI to the crlsbtion Of the Of st. Cecil
la in the church o. st. roix. Nantss astonished
to his little daughter wrapped in meditation and
seemingly ciour of all mat going around
her On being from her brown study, she ex-
pressed herself most ferlpgy with regard to the beauti
ul music sle bad just heard and begged and prayed Of
her father procure her teacher Tor the violin. With
ths strange request her father for mDny reasons
piled and he has since bad good 10 rejoice ut hav
ing allowed her to oos The ben OF Ler genius. He
the tax Of ruc,iog her in the t elements Of music
Her PROCESS astounding for In year she had
progressed fur that she allowed to play in public
ut given thu bensdt Of the widow Of
sn artist The audience unanimously enthu.
,iastic in her prai.s ami the principal jour-
nal Of Nantes tpAe Of her encoursgiDgty. This
upsauiy ocsl proof Of the abilities of the young
Camille righ,fnlly construed by her father
xcelent Tor removing to Paris, in order that
very advantage should be secured for advancing her In
her art He took her A. Msssar principal viollnist
at the Conservatory u the french metropolis and that
gentleman interested IN Der that he undertook to
teach her privately well the public class Under
that sbls profstor her mpIov. rapid and ut
soirto her sb hits IT,, tilted by many critics
From that period her has been marked by sue
VI triumph Der father and herself undertook
tour In the provinces and victory crowned her eorts
in every town ~hich she visited AT FontenAy she
c.ived distinguished hopors She presented WITH
a crown q flowers. made by number Of the young
ladies' Of the to~n the aud generally seemed to
be associated With this pleading ovation At Oomar,
likewise pleasing incident occurred little child,
while The concert going stepped up to Camille,
and placed In her hanos doll At tins interesting in.
cdrnt the audi tiH their admiration various
says. Throughout the wort German towns also,
attended her. After returning TO Paris, Camille
series OF concerts and gu various occasions re-
ciyed the most asteriDg en1omums from the most dis
tDgusb bed persons. Louis Napoleon himself
Tsp,urtd that the coDcuri Of her performance he
rote and thook her warn ~ by the hand.
To add her fame her father received to visit Ameri
with her and ceyed letters Of introduction to
Influential here from various persons In
France and, amongt others the wife Of Prince Lucier
Murat They have arrived in this city and have had
tho pleasure Of hearing play several fants
sias In private room, At her hotel Her performance
was truly astonishing Her bowiDg In particular
sDgulaily Effective for in the operate pieces to which
she treated us she produced it pantomimc de-
fcons In the to almost render words SUPER
erogaiory (opersc~y spesAing and in many passages
the incidental brought wildly before
VI. Altogether were highly delighted. and rejoice
that early opportunity will BIZ afforded to the public
Likewise enjoy ing tbs treat for che has announced
concert at Metropolitan Hall for the 3oth inst. She
will be assisted BY her father Mad Comettant,
prano, from PsI. n Oear q mettant eminent plan
jst and composer and ~ seitiDser, from the Hague.