Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-05
Notices Of khe Press.


Mr.. Howard il entirely self taught mud when we con.
cider THAI he heard Solo pc former until iter he
hid becomo one himself and us afi4en 10 the position
BE now occupies solely by his nnoided exertiona,
We pronounce him without hesnncy, the Gteaea Hon
der of IA" Ageund Pagiaiai9f dmeyica-O6fe Branch,
(Boston.)
We actually hcor his violin ulk Int cvcning--sueh
perfect control has tho instume lie uuy
aud emhatcully the Ole Bull of the United Sates, ind
Ina executions FAR superior to my who Inns heretofore
visited "a. His Comic Songs brought out the londest
laughter, aud received with rounds oi applause
from every sent in the house Sing that California Song
10 night And render you will not spend and evening
to your sasinc ton mud pleasure thaD by going 10
hear ths meritorious musician. fremont Dn WIS
crowded last night, and would be we're he 10 say fort
nsht.-CAic1Q1 Dmy Adrti.er
Mn. lIowAHD On SntuIdny evening lat, ut NibloH
Garden, had the pleasure Of listening to this exqus
il Niolnist. We have heard many of the most dsiin
guishcd performers ON the Violin, both no,ve md for
egn and must Observe That IN Judgment, thie gen
tlcmon surpasses them ALL Ilr II. ia Ia the Violin whnt
Jenny Lind is to the Song mud We renly wish Tor his
sake. that could add that lac IL not American But
he is and prdes himself on his nnve origin. Sbn the
land oi hs birth prove bar to the success lac richly
m"rrsi We trust that people will forget their MI
nrnipn Of foreign nrtsts, and do justice IL Mr. How
urd nDAiS ditiS, who deserves those rewards nj
their hnnds,most appropriately given by the eonotynen
10 hose who most naturally Look TO themo npP.oval
Itb
Mn. Howard i. the bcst violin.t mud iarp Gninr
player that has visited Toledo. He HinRA some
innitnhle Comic Songs IN an iniutlble nun er-nnd
il the whole musical wonder. lie gives his second
Concert the Ihentrc. this evening IOiodo Biadc.
ALE IIowAHD.-1hn nimitablc Howard has been
here with his Violin mud Guitnr, md won for himself
the most unbounded admiration OF music loving peo
pie. lie performed Friduy and Saturday even
both occasions 10 large audiences giving the high
est satisfaction md exciting the widest epthnsthsm As
arst, presume American performer on the Vi
oIin compare with him Had he only The ndvenions
MD of foreign and fame vida would follow
HIM 1nd sing penn his mn-ierly skill bnl ng aim
ply American citizen of the genus homo, denoninn
ted in vulgar pnrDncc, Yankee We presume he vii
he longer winning hiS way the pinnacle OF inne IN
this lnnd where )Orcgn assnr1 nee, Preteson efaf-
tr0p," and humbugg@yi4 oil prevailing. Hr. Howafd
is accomplished performer, of fine talents ol md
prccnsions, and eminent skill, and whal gentle
in his deserving the pntronnge o NIL who
admire native genius We wcre pnrseli perfectly
onrapturcd-rnusported the third heavens, by the
exquisite skill abi Of hi violin performances
We would say all who may hive opportunity Of
witnes -ihg the CHESS skill of this deserving, but I'm
pretending American gentleman not To till IN ayaling
themselves Of it Washington pa Rcpo,ter.
sept 90 d3tawts