Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-09

Friday evening, 10 welcome once more the re
nowned Canltrce Anoa Bohlp,aul lis,puasotf
" uer performances, ana - MAKE che acQ4lc
lance other assistants, Mr.. Edward ocgulu. .la
ointment baritone, and Mr.. Gust4yc De3p.gss
the eminen. pianist AS if the world hal
not within il. vide DOMAIN two other such PROD
iges
The proglauna offered wac hot Happily
chosen, but me selection proved TO be 5attel
than it's parIGmance The first tNo piece.
were set tor ta.sa gentlemen We confess tina,
we expected something worthy Of the specific
manner IN which they We're announced and
"e less also % our utter disappointment IN
hearing them. they failed to awaken pleasure
ny ugreeablenc,. d quality OF manner, as they
dld also 10 awaken surprise oy tnoIr execution.
MOns.Seguin 'sWIce Ii lmited even in compass
fort baritone san organ Of some force, but Of
poor quality W9 listened the whole evening
Tor one pure, lica pleasure-kindlIng tone, some
thing that should thrill Us win sensations Of de-
lighl but " wedIdn see it, There are musical
corpo,ltIons a, .f,.o S,nos ,,,fboptw,ri. ".
have also he4ri words without consonants,
though We are n,l aware that .be books aeat 81
such thing, esaeg III song Or lan,uspe. Ia
the absence Of syen poor RECOMMENDATION
tins IS tie STYLE. l.Jminent and detective. 81 he
emnon baritone rhe piano iorte uayjng II
beopi IS displayo. considerable execution. but
failed 10 afford @.s.al. pleasure 10 tr4...i,ae.e
Nor arc W. wiilM.t5 i, rd TIA. t.r ,,altnt
the audience tia. Y.aq were not pleased The
difficulty lay IN aaather direction.
The audience Expected better .bieo. from
Madame Bishop. .ad n. an, nanny 4, INV t,av
were not disa,nou..J ". 5nnbt ,,,..no.
she came on;,.',,, II. .,,.r,, ,..,..
ceiv.j nn,n;,, !. e.. t,..o ,u..
She was ropodly a..isI IN ho, 6r., ,,,,.,
ance as sb. ,,s,,,...,.. ..,,.. NJ, ..,,...
formauco IN wbjc.. n. n,rtjcio.t.d S,. ~.
in cxe.ilru- ood .a., i. ,lu..r. "a
d,d h.r hos, - o,....,,a ,l.,,,..I. -,
/, y,ri, !, n,-.o....u.1 Ii
r, ''"''' '''' ''0 N"1 an"
''o'en' uemoho'ra'ji' 700 .F'44enly heard from
the rear ot the Han, could supplant the SMILE
which her r..s .e,m. .lo,oos No. III.
'''' ''''."'' '''"1 5''''n''uon "hu uelSnt II
her Singing was l4lndautly evident Twice
the demonstrations # approval were so marked
and warm a., .hov ,,,.......4
'''''' y ''"'''
'''"' y "H '"'o'e f'r ourseIVes' we thought
there was a slight liGes. N Anna 5 yoIce-a
thing we had not /. led .or-and q, ,r.re d,..
,,,,.io,od ,,.l1
''' ''''' '''' ''e wac
!" neF very prime. ferhap' we formed o"r eA
psct"nohs Tor frlit evening from the" hight 81
other days ana ~ uected too much. At any
rate w, viii MOI iyo ntte,,rcs n tho p,Lird
j ~
o''''o'0u' '''a' A"'a 10 growing oiu' we nope 10
see her anu near lei, even much older than she
now is We pray Orpheus 10 be always her
Kindly kee,er and ,ha inspirsr ~, t.r.o,,,., .,,1
"'' ''i'''y 'a"u' 'Fo 'un'
WASHINGTON, SEPT. T. 1t appears from private
accounts that the retels crossed the Potomac
river, Friday u!sh, aud early yesterday morning,
and thence mprcled TO White Oak Springs,
within three u,iles OF Frederick They crossed
buth above ana below Point OF Rocks and did
N IN ~ sra,lv tn. ,ttipt "A nanpnr 49, ,.,ss,bl,