The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-02

been produced with most powerful cast and au sppl
anocs and means 10 boot to render IL In the most
magnificent manner. Aibsni appeared in the r0e Of
Manic Orsini in which she had 10 sing the celebrated
Irdsss or drinking song Rose Devies persouated With
great elect the badly Duchess arn ths Duke
and Savi Gennaro The first series Of operas
cluded and in order TO make the necessary
to bring out other grand works. the performances have
been suspended for some days.
Madame Sontsg il still at Boston, whore her success
even more complete than il 10 this metropolis
Paul Julien who in his Southern and Western tour was
seized with illness at Richmond, has retained to New
York, where he will remain for some time.
Another young pianist Of note has made his appear
ance in the musical ranks Of this city We Mr.
G0eke who made his first appearance at the Phiihar-
monte concert Saturday week His debut on the very
ground where Gottscbalk recently such brilliant
aue had been expected with the greatest anxiety by
many, in destined to decide whether Ger
many TO continue her supremacy on the piano, or
share her scepe with the New World and young artist
seemed fully 70 appreciate the peculiar circumstance
combining to render this occasion of intense in
erest He assembled the platform and boldly attacked
webers Grand Concerto inf This very difficult piece
kilfuly executed that the performance encored
such compliment from distir guished an audience,
must have satisfied the most asdi0us artist. We un
derstand Goekel proposes TO give another concert,
the grand piano to be sent from Switzerland to the New
The regular drama tic temples have been also well sus-
tanning their characters Burtons full and attractive
usual The play OF civilization continued during
the week until Friday, when The Lady of Lyons" was
brought out for the benefit OF Mr.. j. W. Waack. To-
night the bill contains 'The Serious Family" and
a1oodles.o
Mr. Forrest completed the 6fieh night OF his present
engagement at the Broad way theatre, Wednesday
evening when the house illuminated according
custom. lie has been playing his whole r)uud OF cha
racers and Thursday night he appeared Claude Mel
uotte. The management has, at an immense expense,
PREPARED to present Macbeth, this evening" the most
effective and me- gniGcent manner.
Wallack has been enjoy ing that large share of patron
age 10 which ts excellent stock company gives it claim.
several II the re old comedies OF the English stage have
lee pIeeh during the week. For this evening "rhe
Young Quaker and Tho Young Scamp announced
The BoNery, National, and st Charles theatres have
been doing good business during the week At the for
evening, when the will play in Jane shore The Love
Chase and The Daughter Of the Regiment To night
the performances consist OF the play OF sine Wife" aad
that OF The Spy founded on Coopers novel Of the
name. In the National, 1.-THE AYmorer Of Tyre which
has been drawing large houses will be repeated this
ing, with the drama OF The DrunkArd aud in the St
Charles theatre the bill for tonight is rhe CorsicRns
Revenge" .'Eysleen Wilson, !" and 'Dechalumesux.n
At Barnuns Museum the standing dish has been "The
Willow COpse, which tonight will BIO diversified with
'The Omnibus and ''I,oots at the Swan"
The Ccus and Amphitbeatre in the Bowery has been
keeping up its attractions for the lovers of that class Of
amusement.
Christy's and Woods concert have been among
the best and most fAshionaby attended places OF enter
tainment in the city.
In the legedeman line Mr.. Heller has signazed his
superiority the ordinary conuring class His per
formances, at the Chinese Rooms, unique and highly
entertaining.
Among the panoramic representations, Mr. Ovens Al
pine Rambes attract great curiosity besides which the
much admired georama Of Palestine and the Holy Land
Sandforos panorama Of the Mississippi River and the
Museum Of Egyptian Antiquities, exhibition.
With such facilities for useman., improvement, and
recreation wonder that New York should be OF
the gayest capitals in the universe.