The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-30
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MusscaI and Theatrical.

at Metre poiitaD uail stir crowded and hore
fS hionr be ho0se pceeble tEsn the night Of nor
! frat appesrarce The performances sas nos only ooo'
pr'cay succes.fui but it brlisnt triumph from
h@g,sn,pe TO end Tho hall was 6Nsd to overfo sipg
and pes.n'so array OF beauty ana fashion such -
! We ned 10 witness Of tbs grass orets
nights at Asor Place. very large Dsmber Of tbs
's,ies spp. arro In full dress aud vsh boodA
end With opera closks The audience comprising
the she Of tho oity highly Intelligent and
dsci.nir stiug thosiDg . true appreciation Of
the nusio and The artists and always apsndius at the
right place II sasevident that the preesiou oduced
ty 'hs greet p'ima donna Monday evening, did not
tuir oiDinuon; the contrary ic deeps ned aud
med into certainty and tAe moet sceptch, any
such ,ber, must have gone away the psrisos
o"voon OF having listened 10 an a'iisfe d the very
bistttt 'rcSr OF musical gerus and OF tho soundess
judgment and most nn,shed Her suxisriss pee-
6m'd their parts admirably The oroh-strs MIA
cent ana N sxcs ieut training Tho gave
bonpd'd rat.tectiop, particularly william rs,i the
performance Of which only appauded IN the
echo that sfplauds again but rarely
bestoscd upon overture. especially when such
srste as Srtsg siDg Fix songs IL warmly enooret
Eckeft tho conductor deerves large shave Of the
cit tor tbs he is thorough musicsn aud Yields hs
atom like one having authority In the divos His
musical works prove him be oomposcs of great e.
lent
per'ormshos on pianoiofSe, PaetcuIerty -
I" the Carnival OF Venice" very brilliant p.eoc u
in,trum. alton. De vas enthusiastically eLoored.
Tut the sflci. and valuable ai2 rendered -
Madame sontng In this concert by that wondofu
cid Paul Julien Who for his age has not his tbs
~oid perhaps there boy Of his years who
could equal him If no lives he VII DO the fret violin
let la the word-and now, know not th- pcr.
10 mer OF any age that prefer him. lie rars
judgment decscy OF hand and power Of exp N.
n ~. Yrr.
mould His simplicity OF manner adds a charm to hk
other merits He appIsuded vehemontly, and en-.
cofed, In the fantasia In II Lombsrdi," whloh was .
glorious performance
Such with the Poszolin the minor attras-
tionshc lesser lthte OF the evening ali beautiful In
thei, way But sontsg herrclf shone like the fun
round that walks the heavens In majesty She was
queen Of Night and all the stars that hor bar-
ed patio homage to her surpassiug glory. She
pink satin cIcss, highly hounced 1t became better
than the dress Of tho previous night, aud her figure
IL ok.d much lighter and graceful This
dIess fpaIk'ed with jewels. She received with
tho most fervid enthusiasm. Thoro Is modest but
graceful simplicity, blended with kindiness in her ans
open couneba that at the good a
the audience Her first soug the from the Rag
h opera OF "Artaxerxss by Dr. Ane entitled The sol
cer tired Of wars nlarms As compost ion Il Is very
poor having melody In It. sho the most Of IT,
that touches She also sung In Engsn besides this
two ballads Ono Nas The Last Rose OF summsrs
which was an exquisite gem Of purcst ray eorenen
She surg It az IL ought TO be sung, without
beist rucnt, but with DeGable beauty and psthos
every note breabpg the sentiment Of tho song the
sweetness Of The iuwer IL described. Tn ives
% in her that tnn.h~A
Iter asm,Huencc tho words nigh " and
hoen y exquisite dying away OF the voice. which
beautifully txpr,sed the Idea conveyed in the lines
while tho note sa soft and sweet yet
vas ~hispered. The cadence In the last line sunS
from t,stlete, bfeakDs heart. This song proves
well she can sing ballads adapted 10 her voice
She equally happy in the next song, witch Of
opposite snd rho suug without Ic-
tirnga merry comic scotcd ballad which she rvnde,ca
dinooro toWnn uer dramatic delinest,ou OF the
hunor in ihs ballad was vehsmsn'iy appl,uued. Her
Sc ntim NJ. IS proc, Of her great vcrsa'il,ty At
tie sarne time We nsust say that think she ID
ing gems Of Ro,Asi and Donizstt-ani If it
scie not for soke Of variety ana 10 please portion
regions. where sbs hnes to such advantage She arg
ina Pccc POGO Ia" fiom the Barber of Seyen With
), mpctc sucetss Never Old we lear mofe perfect
piece of yoeai<aton. II aoounded IN ornamsnts aud
mteiii bHsns but all in he h'shsst artistic Sno
caea out the onh-astio pisndit. OF tho
iudis ncr In the duett whch she with eoszoni,
om Linda ot hemoupx x" she equa iy sfrl,
and berg eocosed sung 1t TIN better tho So
even, aud wants siuootoros. He !, q good artists,
but thf quality Of hia orgnn snot Of the drst
" glad perceive that Madame Soat,g Ia "a added
mother tractcD Go her troupe the ensasement Of
bao,aii who's 10 sppear 90 Friday evsoirg.
The hti1pg hDale TO this delightful concert was the
celebrated tojsa Aria With varations from tue opera
4 lie Ire Nozzc,) in which Msdsuls sontag displayed
be sztTaordinsry perfection Of her aud her
EIl an pis by executing every variety or difficulty
--Iune tTilis uine stsaesihoush whcn sbc piled aa
y &C. fully ana with as much pr,ci.ion "a hr. rate
inssuae btopgh tho rpaxs Of ., rforo,spce varia
ionr, which 'Rarded only OF for the piano
s.ohn, were accomplished With tho same ss the
plapstt bsr of ruutic
such IL he derfu agility Of her organ and such
! her perfect command even u IL heous bout
that IN this respect u resembles instrument
than the hunso yUce.
BasruM CATHsRiss H.sEs Paragraphs arc still
occeioDely appealing in OF the oyster house jour
as ins'ing The irQih Of the original report circu-
let, d within ihe lat few weeks, that Barnum has
engaged Catherine Hayes TO go California Sometimes.
however The CONFEDERATION ID STATED at amount and
sometimes at another B.ts beginning bo offered
sccopcd by persons lees Interested In this
iecs Of gnssp, 10 i.s bsrg false. Va regard
bese siamtn.s and propositions merely springs to
a'ch woodcock. We never would believe In snythDR
With which he OF Barnum nnocted except the
tntems Of IL Is panied by hsfs dozen adavts
rom ye-pscsble men Spd ,ndoned by two ministers OF
he Gofpel al put forward in legal way. When Bar
aums appears in the newspapers connected with
sDy uuvement speculate musicai political or toe
total every applies his thumb bis nose with
tho ret Of h fingers psrfems certain gyrations which
bnvt nals ed and philosophical meaning. Poor Caha
rire BayeS Ne pity her.
MpILE. CAarLLx URso This young poinistc, who
this country fortified by the c,nmeniatons OF
Alsrd ohso OF the Musical Conservatory, Paris VI
which nstiiution ths pupil gives her first concert
N this city, in Metropolitan Hall 10 nigh. Those who
heard her execution be sioin psak in the very
niRhe OF her sbty aad lead bslie, that
she viii attain marsed success here
NAsAG.s Buss Es IssrAiSaIrvrs -we recoi-
Iesdng within these two years past In the Londons
Liverpool Brmingham Dublin End other papers Of too
Euash ei the observations Of tho pre,s with
o MIR BuDn's novel entertainments All tho oritiol ms
these journals highly Gat;s-ing TO the cslehrsted
in his character a. lecturer and 40 Great