, 1860-08-16

ipe, this world.renou1ed Cantatrice gave q
grand Concert in the Metropolitan Hail, to
highly respectable audience. Her voice is rs
fseah and good as when she 6rst appeared be-
fore the public. Her rendering Of Donizetti's
"Oh luce di quest Anina" was the finest piece
Of musical execution we ever heard. 1t pleased I
us and must hare been most gratifying to Mad
ame Bishop to see how the audience appreciated |
her vocal powers. Her Home, Sweet Home"
the composition Of her late gifted and honored
husband, was truly delightful Tbs truthful |
rendering which Madame Bishop gave Of this
sou0 made it come "Home" in all its power
and beauty, and compelled the audience to re.
denand the sauae. Madame Bishop conphed,
and substituted '' Comm thru the Rye" which
ahe sang so beautifully that aome Of our Scotch
friends who we're present said ahey thought
they we're in auld Sco:ia. Robin Redbreast
and "0it in the Silly Might were given by
Madane Bishop, in manner which drew thun~
ders Of applause, and we have seldom seen an
audience SO enthusiastic and SO pleased with
any vocalist who has visited our Garden City.
| Nr. Rudolphsen sustained his character as
| arst class vocalist Gifted with q amagnifcent
voice-combined with cultivated intellect, be
cannot hut impress his audience. Scbubert's
"Sererads' as gireu BY this artistic, showed
how carefully he had studied, aud the audience
eucored him to the echo. His "Simon the
Cai!erars" We never heard equalled; it Was
perfect piece of music painting; In fact We
first thought we FAR "Old Simon" and
"Marcery" erj,ying the Black Jack. 1r. Ru-
dolph.en in one of his encoEes gave BleWitts
"Lt,le Fat Man" which put the audience in
perfect roar OF laughter. The Duets from
"Troyatore" aud "Elxir d. Amore" were
given by Madame Bishop and Ar. Rudolphsen
in STYLE we never heard surpassed. In faet'
ne d,n't know any two artisies who could pro-
! duce such a uusicalsrea and keep an audience
40 spe1} bound as Madame Bishop and Rudolph
sen.
Madame Bishop gives another. concert On
F,idas evening, aod If your readers wish to
hear as eood music and as good aztistes as ere1
were in Chicago, let them take our advice and
attend on Friday evening. Let the house .:
bumper. We give our need OF praise to Ar
, | HOGAN for his valuable and aud able accom-
panEment.
TNE ALLEGED EAuEZ1LEAEA1 LAShsNs ~ AkV1
it bu. lust to eay in the matter of the arrest o
Young Dennison for aileged embezzlemeut from
hi. tmn1oyer. Mr, Mason, that the defeadan
h,x, b;eh reputation. md has numerous friend
oen,uch worth md standing ia this community
s These allege that the whole affair is but part n
-,..,;sa-v If ou,rrtl between partners
>De ..t:... iii ha sbown n Nr. Deno;
= aau 'uas -. ~ r;a- of ~. .,s
e sons dlscrealt- ne ep1 'n'' We" '. wv -aa
!. the same benefit Of statement accorded 10 ID
b other ID our columns and iea7e 'sioF Inc court
.s to dsc!de.
+, Editors Piess and Tribune:
Il on account o1 unusual puone'.s snen ~ -
!. charges preferred os Aasoa ass'Ass oens1'''
y appears proper 'os 'aS 's'eaes y. 'so 80,
IS until the matter shall have undergone leg
n Investigation. Mr.. Denison has not been in tt
employ Of Mason for nearly two years past, al
tha money he ia now charged as having prev
ously taken, was at the the regularly charge
n him m the books Of Holt l. Mason. Tho