The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-27

taste gsatiGed BY vs TO either all II four e,noert
rooms. Tnev via 6nd Brysnts MlastreL5 at Mechanics
Hall, loyds Mnst e,s at kibo's Saloon, and George
Chrystys at Irving Hail. opposi the Academy OF Music
The American Music Hail. 44l Broadway, also In the
same line.
The Canterbury Hall French .heasre) Is successful
as ever. Ogden whom the London Tins pronounces one
Of the ceverest and most versatile Of Irish dsneatos
appears nightly, and constantly engaged
Adelina Patti announced to make her de5ut ia
London on the 18th inst at the Royal italian OPERA in
"Sonnanbula," with Tiberin The Pyne and Harrison
Troupe g!viSg English Opera ia Dublin. Madame
Virginia Whiting Lorin formerly Of Boston, had con
cluded successful engagement. at Berlin and 81 last &C
counts was creating sensation at Brussels.
Tho Bns' Aae has TO answer for the following
An American company Of stroIing Singers called the
Aneghan.es gave In the Island Of Hewey Of Cooks
Archipelago grand concert which was attended BY the
King OF the leland Makea More than 600 tickets were
Ss 5sSsRs Of
bananas eco pumpkins, 100 oranges 1t regal ed day
and bali to embark all these articles The concert
corssed OF vocal quAtuor and OF several morceacx
executed by Of bells Of different szesffom the
dimensions OF buckle. to those of q thmbe. The say.
ages who composed the auditory listened open mouthed
and remained motonless from admiration when the
march from "Norma' was performed. Atthe end ofthe
itting Of the principal! present rose aud
erayely compiimented the performers By saying "We
ball never forget you !"
The Courier des Eats UHis Is responsible for bit OF
gossip to the effect dletani OF the Sandwich
Stands have established philharmonic society, which,
not satisfied with rendering plain classical music has gone
INTO the grand opera business Startling It may sp.
pear verds "Trovatore" has been performed In Hcnou
III, His Msesty Kamehameha, who fortunately possesses
very fine voice, took the role Of Manrco and his royal
spouse filled that OF the gypsy AzucenA.
large collection Of paintings, contributed by our ar
lists to the patriotic fund to be sold at the Merchan
Exchange next Wednesday at the proceeds to bs
handed in to that fund We hare received the following
communication en- the subject
ARTISTS PATRIOTIC FUss,
Esw YORK, Nay 70, 1861
DEAR SR--We beg leave TO invite your particular at
te6,ou TO the sale Of paintings contributed by toe artists
to the Patriotic Fund.- the entire proceeds CT which will
be applied TO rho support OF the families Of those who
have gone TO isht the battles OF country. We
satisfied that reed not say moro to insure general
attendance at the Gale, which will take place IN the
tunda OF the Merchants Exchange, Wednesday, the
Goth inst at twelve O'Clock, noon. They
hbition free at the gallery OF Messrs Gorpl Co 7T2
Broadway of Ninth street, aud the day previous
to the sale at the Merchants Exchange.
Among the nan Der OF artists whose repre-
scented the catalogue will be found those OF j. T. Kea
set, A. Durend, d. Huntington, q. Peters Gray, r.
Ggno1x, Lewis lang c. A. Baker, L r Mgnot, Eastman
johnson james H. Hart J. W. Rouse, Vim. Hart Thomas
Hicks, j. ". Casser. W. II 8sard. J. A Suydam, A. g.
BELOW 8, r. W. Hubbard, W. O. Stone. T. 0. Dar!ey
8. Colman j. G. Brown and many others OF great celeb
rity. HENRY II. LEEDS co., Auctioneers