New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-28
ENTERTALNMENTE a. Dry AND EVENfNG


days of ncessant rain The Society of Friends under
stand adjourned die and left town yesterday morning
ENTERTAINMENTS &c. DAY AND EVENING.
HE S poTeSpo Mis- ka s Saxon from Dmy Lane makes
appearance country Helen Mad PSpa
o8fod T Also 70 PS and Back Pounds ua;
Buons benefit Barney Williams Mr. W. apPear'i in
the first two pieces and Mrs w in all three !, ,,u...
TIE RENT DAY will be tonight at Waaeks by aac
lester Blake waleSt Hale Reynolds M Keens Miss S So
Phens &C. Also, "Ured Up" by Lester Laura heene Mrs
LADIES' RIcHfs Glance New.YOrk and The Dumb CHI of
will be given this the St Charles b. the whole
contrary This afternoon "A Kiss in the DARK" aud Ladies'
Lyons this afternoon, at Bsrnun Mo:eu% by c. w.
LaScTsr1 ard The Phenomenon" .,.,, =,
PRoF ANDERSON farewell performance takes places tSns9t AZ
Metropolitan Hall The proceeds wall be given to the Newf0E
Mad FESESczY will give this evening Nblo the Concert post
poned Tburday evening Paul Julien, Mr. Esied and 9TH
The HlfropSomE presents the usual variety
yraT on s and alty in great variety
sverIs sS ss o OF b ussue L.cuss On
MUSEUM Bowman ANTIQUITIES day and evening " No.
MOST BLIScJohn Owens interesting Pco. description of hs
Ascent Of Mont Blanc . enins Il No $50 sTo,ar.y
Tr HSTrc CHILDREN and wonders the Studio Cuoo No
P.ISIISes washiasOn Exhibition open No 4O7
Broadway
fs The Concert on Thursday night at Metropolitan Hail.
was pretty well attended. Madame Albon was the main
attraction Of the evening singing three solOs-Casd Diva
Di tanh palp and Ak non eredea, besides duet with
Madame DeN'ries, and the concerted finale Of Ernani-
Casa Dira was given with the peculiar sympathetcl
Illness and uscOuSnes of tone OF the artist but wanted
dramatic fervor
The stereoyped of altering the text in the slow
movement presenting a commonplace triumphant shape
to the close dshgured il to the last degree But compo
son cannot be taught singers be made sensible that
heaven had designed them for composers their powers
would not be limited 10 the substitution of deOrntles IN
place o.; Inspirations.
As for the other pieces they became Variations in the
hands of Madame Abon and should he stated IN the
bills for should the sins of such atera
lions The attempt of Madame Albon TO do the baritone
part the Ernsni piece stupid to the las. degree
though the bin informed that she had taken the charac
ter with great success at C0vent Garden II So proves
the London public to be very good natured or very silly
baritone voice, declaning with muscular yigor at
certain pitch with masculine tone cannot be supplanted
by softtoned feminine contrato which shines in smooth
passages Madame lie Vres had but little TO do but did
with her accustomed success In the duet by Signor
Ardiii ia well written composition, fluent in the vocal part
and handsomely nstrumenated Madame De Vries shone
with particular force.
MStrakosch after long absence appeared and electrified
the audience with his splendid performance Before Thai
berg wrote few years back Srakosch would have been
miracle Of execution. He truly brilliant last night
The pieces he selected gay and characerstchis
own gemensand adapted better than anything else
10 please his audience III IS great unueItAhg W per
form upon such ungrateul instrument the piano in
such vast hail. and the artist in question may fecitae
himself upon his success.
--AprOpos TO the departure of Madame Aboni 1t has
been stated different journals that Sgnor Salv broke
up lie Grand Smiths company. This not So The true
difficulty lay in the salary demanded by Madame AoonS
some eighteen or sixteen hundred dollars week
No iheater in the world psy such prices unless
depOtc Government rob the people to minister to undue
artistic demands Sslv so far from breaking up the com
pany offered to sing for onehaf Of any the least sum de-
manded by Mad Altoona perfectly fair proceeding or his
part considering that frs. tenor in Europe rates alto
gether above g contralto
The papers who attack Salvi should inform themselves
of the facts The Jenny Lind gag has turned the heads of
singers. None of them should get over hundred dollars
night and ustce is done the others no manager
afford to pay Eighteen hundred dollars week viii
support modest Opera House and much less does many
one IN Italy