The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-26


tendance n all thc places Of auusenens ne A1sard
concerts have drawn the great oy Of pleasure seekers
and they WI improve n the weather bcooxses warmer.
There general desire on The part Of Young New York
that there should DO promenade otheY than that u the
lobby We should suppose That such promenade might
be very readily made BY removing The exterior seats
around the parques and making The asles four ava
times their present width. Tho husard MUSIC h TOO In
spiAing'ts be heard quietly BY yoapg people.
The nrst sacred osnesr Of he series wss gwen last
night, with the following progrSmmss--
a Air, "RoliDs in Foamins BaIows,H tCrsauon),
FANTASIA toprc Hcnr, vi:n1,emp: v:u1s%as
4. ARA, "se was Dsspissd" (hessish), Mns.
The Prsysi cf Noses, Sgt nund inisis naosrs
g. Aria IN d'esen he'lgen Ha lem Carl Fuvnea. nozAr
PART aBCoNp- sozAar'B REQUIEM.
Solos BY pADsr, Csraasr, Mes Nj ner, rhao@g,
vsuxtsmps, hberri, Perrng, Carl Formss, The ueder
kras Society and The Musaxd orchssta.
Concuesor''.. AnscnNx
Lesder... Iheo Taomas.
Tho chief feature Of this coroer the first appear
Of Carl Formes since bis provincial tour he looked
well, in Dne voco, and received with great On
thusssm. Tho house quito fa and the audience IN
the best spris. Mr.. rhaibeyg Mr. Ueuxssmps and ar.
Formes were all encored. D'Angri sang "Hs was Dca.
pissed" ss Ansly ever Why can't We have Forrnes In
the Musard concerts for a ballad or two9
AcSu0my
cludo several novslas This evening there an sn.ro
change Of the Musard programme MISS Julians May,
who has been engaged by Mr. Uiman for Thai
bergs approaching concert tsur sings for the rot me
At the Academy. ThAborg, DAngri, vsuxtemps aud
several new quadrillas b. Mussrd, make up splendid
programme at the cheapest possible rate. There
circumstance IN relation TO these Masard concerts that
must be patent 70 the humbcst couceptiop;-who.hsr
not they prove lucrative 70 the Manager they WILL from
tho great array artists moyea in them break up the
future concert business the metropolis for some time 70
como.
During this week there will be Beethoven night, and
Thursday Sendeesohn's "Ejsh," In which Formes
Gently astonsbed The BostoniAns who know great deal
about everything in general and very great deal about
mueic IN particular.
The concerts for the week include by Mr. Maeder
on Tuesday, a. Mozart Han. Mr. Naeder viii, give good
programme and bas the assistance of many volunteers
including the of popular comedians BroughAm
and wacot. Mr. EAedsr Is one Of the most popular and
capable Of teachers and composers. his pupils have
often risen the hghost places in the art world II the
moety Of his friends appear at Mozart Hall will not be
large enough 10 hold Them
The Iovors Of irish ballad music will erjoy great treat
in Madame DC Lusssa illustrations OF Mr.. Teresa e.
nnolle's lecture at Mozart Hall, Wednesday next.
This lady possesses fne sympathetic voice, and said
to render ,hese melodies with all the passion and feeling
required 70 give them ofcct
On Thursday, at Dodworth's Sgnor Alamo, young AZ
tst. with very line voice, gives hA nrst concert Mr.
Albes viii be the conductor Madame Wallace Boucaelle
aai MISS ADdem will sing. Az Ar. Alamo is . fa
yorte IN tbs musical salons OF the metropolis he should
have fair hearing by good public audience.
In the theatres the week presented novelties cAcu
lated disturb the serenity Of the public mind. At
wAIacks rather complicated but clever drama BY Stir
ling Coyoe, The Love Knot" produced for Miss
Gaanons benefit, and being well received played
throughout the week Mr. Blake had his benefit satur
cay The patriotic drama at Laura Kscnes theatre attracts
goed Louses and will probably FOR time
One Of itg pleas anst features Mr.. Bakers music the
performance Of which elected The highest praise from
there beat qualified 70 judge. A for the play The serious
pc-i vedy amusing and the comic portion occasionally
fonny. whaA could any reasonable person desirea
Jhc for his evening include Burtons
theatre, new play called Iifs Among tho Players in
England and America" Messn. Burton. Bsoughan, Wal
cot F1hc. and hss Polly MArshan In the cost and
the play bss bcen written expressly for this company
At The Broadway theatre the last week Of tho engage
aert of M and xIs waller announced. These artists
have made many metropolitan admirers, aud have drawn
much larger houses than any one expected They play
IN "Ilsrlctp this evening.
A. NIblo's Garden tho bensnt OF Me. RollA who Is
under contract 70 return 10 London meath an
.ouroed this evening The whole force OF the oonps.
ny win appear In good selection Of the popular Ravels'
pieces.
AT walacks theatre the successful plays "rhe love
Knot aud the "Pcor Gentleman" 70 be given thk
evening. Both plays are capitay actod,
Az Laura ksenes thea,re the new ma "BlArshe Of
Drandywine /" Ia announced for this evening.
Al the very theatre Nr Eddy brings out his piccs
a. 90 xi Ia had
In really grand style, With every scene, dfsss, 10, &c,
entirely new. Mr. Eddy plays tho principal part, and
otherwise the piece is well cast.
Al the Museum " The Bride OF an Evening" "a
poupced, with bliss sAllIe - Clair m the heroine.
The Opera 4i9us, at Woods Bry yanis aud Pecs stll
xeers up the Gre Of novelties, and something good
nounocd.
THEATRICAL Novpxrrs.-Mr. BroushAm announces for
his benefit Thursday two of his pleasant " conces,"
or as the competitors viii call them, concsrts.D Mr.
A. H. Davonporvs benefit takes p.aco walcks theatre
Wednesday Among other stars engaged BY Mr.. Buok
land to appear at Montreal are Mss Charlotte Cashmsn
Mr.. Charles Matthew'S, Mr.. and Mrs John Drew, Mr.
John scffon and Miss SETON. Mr. Forrest has been
converted by The rcvivalsts "'rs true, and pity
tB tis true" The Philadelphia Prcs says--
The rumor thai Edwin Forrest, Ess., The eminent ,.ge
dian, had taken part In the religious revival a. convcr
hes called forth many comments. During q long and
tedious illness from which are happy 10 say be 81
s, recovcrne he has received many lei,ors regard
70 hs religious opinions, most Of them baecd UPON The
newspaper statements alluded 10. Amona those most
lcous for his welfare highly drpgr shed clergy
man In New York who addressed him letter full Of fer
vent aod eloquent cxpressons Of esteem Mr. Forrest
swered bis clerical friend and, the latter pubshed
only part Of The repy, In religious pspcr, we have
deemed Just TO give the whole production. II 10 charsc
rrte d the emisenf writer's frnrx and manly nature
and, even those who mar resre. psl The "rumor not
correct, cannot fAil 70 approve "a one and temper;
PuIl AprIFma, March n, is5a
have much pleasurc IN the receipt Of youIs of The I'D
pstsnL while hart yor aGd Mrs, - with al my heart
for the kind hope have expressed that The
with regard " my hg ses welfare mag be true, am con
strained 70 say hsf In ths Ia most msers which
pertain 70 me most rtflly In errorhere not word
ruth In ~ But In answer 70 your questions, rood
sna, for know animated only by regard
for nv spiritual ~ ven a. for my temporal welfare, am
ery rheumatism ~h which for The three noaths have
combssd nov quite overcome, and thint may sale
.y hsi viii iss rs.urn Of more genI. wesibsr shal
for the sie Of my mind 90 no. hnov he mc since -hsn
boy, blew sporuvc blsdders In the basmy that ever
was 20 TRANQUIL and serene a. IN ne present hour vins
prohued ~ he eisure given By lenghened ilaess
seriously review the past And carefully 70 consider the
future both for time and Tor ecrniy with hassed
spun. beheh. with