Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-09
Music, street Sights, &C., in Ncw-NOrk.
NEM-NnRh. Srnt- L IN

N~Ew-loRN, Sept. !, ISIS.
Jullicn'S concert campaign in America hn, begun,
and forms III, great event Of the time in this City
Jenny Lind and Alhoni have long ago left u,
Sontag has got to be a standby, Mario and Gri,i
are in the dim distance yet, hut Julien is on the
ground and in the first flush of hi, season, and con-
Sequcntly every body talks of Julien and read, of
julien and goes To- hear and see Julien. He forms
the crest on the present wave of Ncw-lork pleasure,
aud excitcmcnts. 1t is amusing to see and watch
the means taken to bring up and kccpu the excite
mcnt, For weeks now has every fence and every
old wall and every pile of bricks in Broadway and
elsewhere, been covered with his advertisements and
placards in letters of all sizes from an inch to a foot
long, and in all colors, red letters and black, blue
letters and yellow. Every omnibus and car and
saloon and grogsery in and about the City has been
tcStooncd with them, LikcncsScs Of himself and
his principal performers have been III all the shop
Windows. The papers have tccmcd with advertise
mcntS and notices. One of the musical stores has
had in its window a monster ophiclciic, biz enough
to need "A steam engine to blow it, one would think,
which was labeled - to be used in Jullicn's orchcs-
ira y and which will probably stay there during the
season, and yesterday crowds gathered round Ball
4 Blacks show window to gaze almiringlv at
Jullicn's baton, that baton with which he lead, both
his orchestra and his audience, which >to, Il there
marked As having cost SljOO. one would think he
had been taking lessons of Barnum almost. lie
gives Us fine music though. such an orchestra was
never heard in this country, containing in it many
performers, who five years ago, would ,cycrally have
been thought attraction enough, and all we'll drilled
and wonderfully managed by julien himself. lie
has hit the mark in the white. We American, want
Il good article, but when we have that, Il sauce OF
humbus make. it go down 50 much more smoothly
~ rapidly.
laughed at a little boys speech | heard in the
streets the other day. \ flock of sheep were Ias>ius
along near where he was ,tamIiu. with IA yet smaller
boy, whom he hastily drew inside gate. saying
" Fun in ]GicorEic, they'll bite YOU " lie probably
thought they were tigers or some other icrociou,
animal. 1t l., no pleasant sight to see a flock of
sheep driven through the City, but that /, by no
mean, the worst one that i, to be seen. saw the
other morning one of the COW chascs, which our
Aldermen suffer to happen every now and then
There was no one hurt this time, So it was rather
amusing than otherwise. The animal was in the
Park, the trees and chain Enclosures # which Afforded
y fine field for displays of agility, which were frequent
and laughablc, a. we'll ON her part a. ON that of the
crowd, for guess there were from puc to two thou
sand people there " to see the fun" The COW wa,
young, lively and wide awake, and finally seemed to
enter into the ,pirit II it scattering the people right
and left, nml sctming TO tab rc,ll DELIGHT in