The New York herald., 1862-10-24
Ank'uselncnts Last Evening"
COTTSCHALK's COsCEKTs.

The second concert Of tbs present series OF these
ghtiul took place last evening Irving
| Hall. The room Mas crowded 10 its utmost capacity Of
accommodation A. new vocal candats for public favor,
Madame Goesses made her first appearance this
sion but she did not create very favorable impression
Her bad zone; but there is nothing sympa.
ihetio about it. and it lacks cultivation It may be that
the ady's selections unfortunate, and that she
will do better time. The features Of the evening
the in for the piano and VIOLIN by Messrs
| Gottschak and Theodore Thomas the overture from
| "wilam Tell" magnifcenty performed by Messrs
Gottschak and sanderson the. 'Danss Ossianique,p 2
played alone by the great pianist delicious antasa
the violin by Theodore Thomas the Romanzs from
the "Lombardi," and ballad tThngs Never Die'),
sung by the tenor, Nr. William Castle who Is nightly
gaining in popularity Almost everything was encorcd
bad habit which increases the labor OF the artists
procngs the concert to unreasonable hour bu, which
nevertheless attests the general excellence Of the per-
fornancos. Tho concert, altogether Of the most
satisfactory that we have assisted at for some time
wINTKR GARDEN.
Mr. Booth played Richard the Third iast evening 10 AN
other those fashionable and deeply attentive audiences
that have followed up the whole Of his performances.
Although there many striking points Of merit In this
representation bound in fairness say that IL
Of the happest Of his efforts HIS reading OF the
crooked backed tyrant differs in many important respects
the part; but as whole it not make the game ir
preston that was created hy his Iago aud Richseu
sTADT THEATRE--xR. BANDNANS Az SHyLoCK.
candidate for the highest honors Of the stage eu-
rival Of Forrest and Booth has rccontly and with
the usual fourishes which precsds and accompany
the great artists, made his appearance tho
New York sadt theatre where be Is playing round OF
Shakspersn characters, version. bis
name ID Mr.. Danisl BandmanD, and learn from the
Bills that he comes from the City theatre of Pesth lie
appeared last evening Shyicos 10 the Mer chant Of
venccu Although this ro nght appear unsuited his
ase--for ho is young manall who Witnessed his per-
formance last evening must have recognized him
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scene where Bassano appeals tho Jew for
the loan Of three thousand ducss the signal for q
aerng recognition Of his merits by the audience and
the end the act he called before the curtain
His rendering Of that excellent 10 voice gs-
ture, defamation and lttng up he most perfect
shyock There nothing overs,raned about bis act
ing uor the other hand did it fall short in those grand
ouburss OF hate and passion which belong 10 tho cha
racter Probably ne evinced little in the
third the first act than proper the
sion but his passion discovering the flight OF his
daughter Jesslca was true to ratare, and tho alternate
changes Of mood from despair and anguish "a the
Joy o. gfnea reN.nee on asnVrsh o a"c,o Tue 'os
The only apparent defect in his acting was
that in tho sof communngs OF Sbyiock The tone was Mt
moiuated 20 that whisper which woud be natural for
the expresson OF his bitter thoughts: but better nc
quanance with his style that even thai defect
was only imaginary His performance was n most DO
cijsd The dramas OF Shtksere lose nothing
by their transfo nation INTO German, scheges trans
aton being IN oil respects nearly equal 70 the origI
nal Aud Mr. Bandmann shows that German actors are
not behind the best English tragedians rendering
Shaksperian characters. Az 10 the arrangements
and of the srbordiae characters oihing favorable
be said. Mr. Gricdcns Gobbo was exception 10
the general tone Of nedocriy The female characters
toeraby well sustained particularly that Of Por,a
by Miss Mantius. II Is understood that Mr. Baudmann
viii give the English speaking portion of popu
ation an opportunity OF judging of his merits.
THE OPERA.
We are happy 10 be able 10 that Mr.. Gran
concluded arrangements yesterday gyo short season
OF opera, commencing on The 10Th of November. The
artists engaged Mile Corder, Madame uerrabella
Ma lame Lorni Whiting (for couple OF nights previous
to her departure for Man) and Brgacli, susini and
Anodio The artists and the directors es the Academy
have both consented sbs,e their torns otherwise IL
would not have been possible, under present circum
stances reopen the house The rst performance will
be 'Io Pardon do Poermel ~ which Nile. Cordicr win
make her debut. Albert Maretzok s In negotiation with
Madame Borchard for the troupe which he IA forming
for santiago dc Cuba Tie will probably bo sgnos
Sbriglia.
Eight Cartes de Vistte for S1-Equal tO
the made BALCiS, 23 Greenwich Barcay.
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