The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-16

sntegtaismeat Of ths vsry highest character The
.,srtures sven b. tho 0ernaalaas assisted 81 several o.
who listened Nothing finer in the way Of ms rumeuts
penfornanoes has taken place in this city long ue
The grsst snxiety for the Of thu
TAR ana gifted stranger She received with burst
OF enthusastic applause and bowed her thank. tho
most graceful manpe- Although the roses OF youth
have departed, she Is still . fue looking woman
and Is calculated, by her personal Appearance to
make most favorable impressic upon an audience
Inc exprs'slen 81 her countensnce is pleasing, her
nently lsdy.ike Her first sosg tho aria from La Som
Dambula :" Come per me S'r.no"-one Of tho gsms Of
degree Of Skill oish and decacy that thrilled upon the
Of the audience ami once proved that mistress
OF toe vocal Art stood before them Madaus sonas hs
nezzo AoprAno voice. which in sweetness and power
has rarely II sver been surpassed 1t is evidently IL
vsted In the highest degree and ct times is exqulsitsy
pears s0mirsbly atted not only to sing the
elaborate pieces Of Italian muso-snd this may be at
trouted to her great practce education and expsren
but she perfectly at home in such touching lafs
"a Home Sweet Home" and the "swiss Song" Sons
OF the notes OF these were given with efect that
a times was electrical. 1t participated in by tbs
whole assembly The other features of the performance
conductor while young Paul Julien s certainly Of
the most extraordinary volinsts of the day equal ia
our judgment to the best that has appeared am N,
One OF the most enchanting thing, Of tue evening was
the g Swiss Song 1t viii long be remsmtcrad With
Measure. The entertaioDent Of the very highest
trder, and afforded unmng!ed delight
Madame Albopi wil make her first appearance in Dos
ton on the 10th int It ia said she will
meDsurste With her sublime powers.
Mise Catherine Hayes gave her last concert in this
ton 81 the country st Lynn Mass the 18th inst She
will proceed TO Cs'ifornis by the next steamer.
Md'De Lehman gave her first concert In America on
the 9th inst at Boston and achieved very successful
debut
Mdlle Camille Urso tina youthful yiolinist meeting
with success at Boston and is spoken Of in terms Of the
highest ooDmendstion
Madame pico the celebrated prima donna contralto
gave operatic costume concert at Providence the
18th inst She assisted by Vett Coleti aud Kipper
Miss Kimberly great tavorite in Boston, is playing
round Of characters In that city which full houses
with the Bostonisns has arrived in that city and will
commence an engagement at tho Howard Atheneum
next week
Miss Julia Dean has been performing in the Western
cities ana has added many new aures to her fame aud
bright dollars TO her purse She had a benefit at Nil
waukie on the 18th inst.
Mrs Warner an actress with very few superors COM
menced an engagement at Buffalo on the 18th inst.
The Bateman children have been greeted With crowded
houses since their return this country They con-
merced an engagement at Baltimore the Ith inst
Tho Rouset sisters at present performing at Ro
CHESTER and are said to be drawing large and
audiences
Mr. G. " Brooke is at present receiving at Albany that
encouragement which his merit actor justly de-
serves
The Rsve Family are performing to crowded audiences
In Philadelphia
Herr Cline had benefit last week at the Chicago thea
The Infant Drummer is astonishing the inhabitants Of
Kingston Canada with his musical skill
Donetts troup OF acting dogs and monkeys at Ro-
chester where, according to the statements in the pa
pers they are receiving enthusiastic appreciation,
Metropolitan theatre, establishment at Buffalo,
opened on the 18th inst with cheering prospects
Mr. VIM. English has secured license to give theat-
rioal performances ut Lynn, Mass.