The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-09

MOkNlNG EOnlON-MOI
Musical and Dr~matic Matters.
The second concert Of The Philharmonic Socisy Of New
York given n the Academy Of Music list Saturday
evening, when tho following programme was perfOrmed
Weihe der Tone' (The Dedication Of Sounds) L Sp,hr
scsna % Cd Aria, for Soprano "lnfenoe" 0a .! !srs'
Madam: Anna bsioc ''-''''' ''A
!. Andsn,s xasssoso ed Allegro vNacc. -
8 sehsrso Motto vivass.s
Allegro Animate Graxiose.
Overture Characasrstsqus, "FAus.p (secoud tmeJ,
cOncerso, No. s. for the piano, in fat, 0p 70 sooond
ssond and iiird n;c1sueni id.so an POGO xoto
and Roudo Allegro.
ao,, a.. v..,.,, Gustav sAsssr. s.s.
Madame Anna Bshcp.
FESTIVAL Polonase, N sharp, major .Salser
Overture 70 "Oberon !" in D.. weber
Mr.; @ H nmn presided a. the piAno. conductor, Mr.
Theodore Ehfeld.
Allied the Academy In every part The nrst piece was
played tribute 70 the memory Of tho d,ssingnished
composer, an honorary member Of the Philharmonic.
This, a. well % al the other instrumental music, was
tsfAcsory performed Mr.. sAtsf waslencored in both OF
ns piano pieces. Madame Rshop sung the "Infece,
and Maria" superbly, and being recalled after the
latter gave "Home Sweet Home" exquisitely The con-
cert was altogether Of the finest ever given by the 90
ciety.
The suggestion recently made by this journal in favor
of benefit for the family Of the late Mr. Tunson who
was connected with the Academy Of Music from the time
Of s construction 70 the period Of his DEATH has been
very favoraby received, and presume will be acted
upon during the Bext month At the ume Is fair
to state that the family Of Mr.. Tunison mot left
wholly uDprovided for as might be imagined from the
tenor ofthe remarks Of the journals when the testimonial
was first spoken Of.
The nrst week Of the Opera at Boston seems 70 have
been busy and profitable one. The most interesting
event was, ~ matter Of course, the debut Of An Adet
ma Patti, who sung "Luca," and seems 70 have stirred
up the 10y Bosonans TO wonderful pitch Of enthusiasm
being called out many times and bouqueted dd lD The
Bostoneeason win be continued three weeks longer
The Havana opera goers apparently much delighted
with the new tenor Evrani, who has lately made
ton in the "Trovatore.n The prma donna was Cortss
who was called out six times during the performance
shewas announced 70 sing In "Nedea."
The city theatres have not been very entsrpsing dur
ug the past month in the way Of new pieces. They win
do better now, there u 70 be competition between
the three principal Broadway houses all Of which have
important novelties hand. Miss Laura Keene comes
first on the field 70 night, with Mr. Dion Bourccauls dra
matte version Of "The Heart Of Midlothian 70 be done
with new scenery dresses Of the period Scottish music
and Scottish woman, Mss Agnes Robertson as Jeanie
Deans. Ene win be played by Mhs Keene; Mr. Charles
Fisher has been specially engaged for David and tho dis
zibution s good one throughout
Nblos Garden win be closed until next Monday 10 give
time to prepare the stage for Cooks amphhealre, the
maerie and artists for which have been brought out
from London
At waacks theatre the clever and agreeable comedy,
IA Husbaad 10 Order has been well received and viii
keep the stage until "The Romance Of Poor Young NAM
b ready. Tonight, "a Husband 70 Order" and "Ihs
iNh Post"
Al the wmtsr Garden iAs Ocaoroou" WIN bs continued
psses.
A NJ New pswsry t@sAire lAe very popular actor, Mr.
G. BoniAcs, wfn phy tonGns past II Robert Bruce
m rev drama, "Tbe Lord of tAs lsls&" Ths clsvsr
pantsm'me, "Aesher 0oass, and the rss callsd "s
Irhh nees' vim also b given
Al the pDswsry theatra Tie engaeenent a Mr John
esfon win bs Continued during ths week He playa on
shh evening n azhs Delasanas" "1hs SERIOUS family"
and Christmas 1bys" win alDo b performed.
Al Barnun1 Museum, ths afternoon, "IA reur do
Nesls win b plyeds N The evening TIE very slsvsr
dana "An tAas 0issn = NOT 0eld," with Nr. Gsaes
and Na Prior IN shs principa, parts, and The oAnp =
ChAlons"
Ryants and George cnrssys lnnstres give tbeir best
The Newark theatre.
NJ end N5a Draytsn, Win ssnor 0nvsra, i've their
Parlor Opera Entertainment q he Polytechnic Insute
Brooklyn, 70 night
TmA1m hAwEmA Matilda Heron has produosd Il
Boston Translation By hsrsef Of Victor ssjoars high
pressure melodrams, "The Venetian Marriagsn u b
now called "Lesba J" has bean successful q Boston, win
be played fhis weak II PhilAielphh and producsd
speedily at the Winter Garden, New York A dramatic
season win be eomsnced u hs Dosson theatre asr the
Opera closes. Nra John Wood win bs he Arss star
Nile. Saint Urbain has appeared q the New Orleans
Opera House Mario, IN the "FilIs du Regiment, and
the papers we're enfhusasssc IN rsinhg her. Mas
Kimberly has purchased the right 70 perform Mo 1000
room" In I'll the provincial cities sxospt Boslsa ana Pha-
delphia Il = 70 bs brought out u Ne Howard Athe-
nsum, Boston, tonight NJ. and Mrs yorsacs are a
Memphis, Tenn, and Nin }. 0ougenhsim y Savannah.
Message OF the 0Ovsrnor o8 Maane.
TH1 pEHAUIrnG STATE THnAsURm-e80J0 800 ueg-
ue-Eo PUlusHMDeT H0n Tm 0DymsOA
Governor Los r. Morrill, sent hi annual message 70 lhs
LegGasurs of MAns ths eth inst Hs ealb ths stsn-
don Of tbs two bodies 70 he ts dslAoaa@ a ~ sAs
Ihs receipts into The Treasury from ~ souross he
past year wsre s5o7 80 g. he expsnditurss durng
be ans psroa vsrs go - q, lsaas bela9ss II
q tnas 6spaztnsns, and ch,sdy On dsposs D sandry
banlu. But regret - be oblsd - nlbrm yuu hat ths
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be has ahsenssd htssN ffcm hi once, aad ha nsgieot
"a, whsa rsqossaed, - rstarn 70 hs poss q dsty and
recsnsly oaes 2 nshs allowing Ne ~ By him q
large same q NE pubic money, .whsch. b my jadg