The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-09
Music la the United st ates.

The Itssn Opera optns q. the Acadeuy on Monday
(l0th) with the " Travatore." Miss Adelaide Philips
will axe her debut in this city, ss A2euns The 70
nsirder Of he cast is the same as before.
The Beethoven statue inaugurated at tbs Music
Hall, Boston, Saturday, La. March TIE affair eeem
20 have been rather snobbsh We copy from tae Boston
Gosene-
for tie and In art has ed celeb rson
70 gratifying to ali present, and those
thai hello Saturday evening MuAe Hat Toe pu IT,
tic much indetJed to all who participsd 10 tbs
Music Hall hut Afforded good precedent like exa elton
OF the beautiful In art throughout cuf country.
Perkins, Ed, OF this city, some titoe sincs order,
Cd fytm Mr. Crawford q colossal bronze statue Of CIR
nsry's mos distinguished COMPOSER Lud Wig Voc Beet
hoven. Ind Mr. Crawford freely gave his best skill 20
free will offering oy bimseE ara MIR pera,ns. BIB de
teyvs he ony they you'd receive shs ati
tude Ct who Lpiecise the works Of him th,s
is designed to hoEor. TITS novsl and a-si.orols
sion att ac'ad to tine Music Hall g. fAehi sad
intensely musical audience. Tue ellie ii musiss
citation here sppea cd in brilliant ray 70 reccgnizs
upon the platform v-ned and many ninble fingers had
worried large arch oearpg the of B-sth wen,
g'sod harp underneath, emb eua ic oi nus profession
Flowers decorated Tie organ screen and eds Of toe plat
orm, and the coed taste, artistic devotion and Ell cieucy
ct nsry sr ac'ea appeared 70 every eye, which sough.
tor Bee hcvens image.
The stand tf 20 In front The plan ia excied
general alton SURPRISING in beauty al the Of
that kna in festive halls
DON nercng with 'Ift the " sna ostsctly ths blue
vel wi stars which ehrouded Beethoven
rem view disappeared. Shoue ha led the statue ana
be PROCEEDED 10 deliver the pro ogue.
II is rot brilliant and is too lopg for he HERALD
Three movements or the first part OF Bsethoveos 9th
III fonis was then performed All vent rema ksoy wsI
bette thsD bfre In this city and orchestra IT
equa number and resource of etringsd ms ruens
MR. Long gave the reciative and aria from Beetao-
vsr's Fioe io with ee snd EXPIRE nsat
execution Mr.. August Fries played the 6rss movement
lin WRIT AR,
David, q in fue style displaying execution,
gooo tore sDo pure atonation. With acy grace in
MASTERY If c,ffcuiies he achieved immense puocess
enthusiastic applause.
A choir OF 100 ex client voices selected from the
Ious choral socaeie gave the HAZE ujAh chorus rom
unetesl in time.
Mr. c. Perkins received, ON coming forward to play
the p&I cote par in the choral rsnase decided proof
that Boston be enthusiastic ehen soe p.esses to
ward great merit BE plsyso afmii ably, eviocirg
FIRE poetic feeling with than ever before
The pe<red piece chorus orches part went to
charm ard II unders Of applause rewarded this excel
lent performance Mr. PerkiDs w's then loudly called
for 70 receive another testimonial OF enthusiasm and
gratitude rom musical Boston, AID the festival cosei
VIII eat eclst
A royel ceciscn was recently rendered in the New
York SUPREME Court The Court affirmed The decision OF
the County Court, which, IN its turn had affirmed tbs
decision OF the Justice d the Peace irdicsng fne of
$50 upon one Sharp, Who with his troupe, had given
perfo OF what Is usually termed negro mnsre sy,
in his Court House at Delhi In the language of toe
Court "they appeared disguised and creased negroes
a. WencQ, dressed IN bloOmer eosyu
They sang negro songs peror dances in groesque
manner gave mock psychcl gieal lectures and meemer
&c each ether. and performed fats With chairs upon
their beads TIE Court assumed that such performances
cane under the head of mountebsrkry.
'Maf anne Grisi," says exchange "ths celebrated
caotstrcs snd terror hsa given birth TO daughter, at
site qualities TO those Of thsir psrent suppose
that little Mscemoisoe will In time become admirable
tasso.
concert was given at Ellspvle, n. Y, on he l4th
ult by Mr.. w.deMsnn, assisted BY his pupils.
On the 4tb inst Glee Club under the direction of
Mr.. George Bancroft gave concert at Oneida depot,
The concert Of the Citizens Corps at Utica N T. on
the Goth ult, must have been . grand affair. The pa
pers OF that place are in ecs'Acies about it.
concert was given at Peoria, ILL.,, the 25th by
several ateur singers Of that place. under the direction
o. Nr. W. S. Stone.
The annual concert of the pupils of the Institution for
the Blind wss given at Philadephia the 2Sth ult.
In iunnirg through our exchanges the other day, we
name Of every band OF negro minstres mentioned In al
vertements otherwise. The result of laDors has
Ethiopian imitstofs trsvens through the coun.ry
Over four hundred white therefore, black their
facet, and sing negro songs every night tor living
concert was gwen BY the Utica Brass Band at Rome
MI f. c. Andrus, assisted by his pupils 1.-TWO hundred
and FIFTY IN number gave concert At Pocghksepsie N.
The Lynn (Mass) Musical Association gave vocal and
Instrumental concert al that place on the 2Sth ut
Mr. Ulman, the musical agent has gone to Europe for
ars,s There Is that Jenny Lind viii soon re-
visit US.
Kansas Aid IN New Haven.
We copy the following from the New Haven Courier OF
the 9Th inst The Kansas Company organizing In this
vicrity met yesterday rday for the purpose Of or
eaueston which effected under the following Off
sers:@President Charles B. Lines New Haven; rrea
tursr Walter webb, Meroen; Secretary. Thomas G. p
Hyde Bolton; Directors, Rev. H. A. Wilcox Kansas
Harvey s. Hall New Haven; Z NJ woodsord, Avon; Jos
Haven John J. Walter, Hamden.
The company numbers fortytwo men, and win un
doubtedy increase largely before the main body leaves
The vanguard viii Lave this city week from Monday