New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-09
ABUSE MENTs.
Academy OF Music.

There was much finer hou,e present last night
than might have been expected the excruesiing
character Of the war news Of the week considered.
II the laws ~ thu adage rays, yield to arms, the
muses. must do so likewise. The city, however. had
been eDlvened during yesterday by the magnificent
rception given to some Of the heroes Of the late
Gghl; and patriotism found vent in further demon.
s,raions at tho opera, instead Of hugging solitude
and sorrow at home.
Tie open Of ErnaHi affords the fullest scope IN
the energy resonance, aud intensity OF the leading
singers OF Mr.. Mar-tzeks company. There was a
va.t deal OF appsuse-wbat woald have been
eneorrs. had repeliions been possible, sufficient to
we prolonged the p.e,e 10 al unreasonable length
Madame Guerrabela was the beautiful Evri about
wi on de Dons were eating each others throits;
Hszzoeni the mpa.sioned declamaory Ernani; Caro-
Oumto the Dagnsnimous fell 70 the grea-ioned
blguor BehiDi; Don sylvia the gentleman vino Is
dcspersiely .namored Notwithstanding bis gray
head Was under he OF Sgnor Biaohi; a cast
satisfactory TO the audience as their constant aid
ioud approvals showed.
| Mr.. THosAss GREAT CONCERT T0-NIGHT.-ThIs
evening Mr.. Tbomass Concert Extraordnary-or
what IL callsd IN France "a musical solemnity
IKE place al Irving Hall. There will be all orches
ira OF srghfy peIJoyne,s-suiiicently numerous aud
pow erful to give effect 10 the two leadiog compost
lions OF the evening: Berli0s's Childe Harold Sym
p.oay and BeetA0pess Symphony al c Minor
BsrIoz's SYMPHONY sa stranger to these parts, ana
it ia much 10 the honor of the hgh-splrted young
musician, Mr.. Thomas, that he brings forward and
conaues works OF ,uch preiensions- illustrated witt
such force and moreover, at such expense and risk
q. ,sf.l. al. .fI
lost sight OF by s.ntient connossturs. The follow
Ing is The sketch Of the ideas or sequences of the
Huod Symphony
Mountains s'ue. q Mcaaeh.y, Hapnss snd joy" ncom
that psrson o.. the nl5nyl is hrard Re y
be ,utsl 40 ,lns bis thoasbai Honody e %
.Ihere are wandercn Ger eternity
who's, dir,s o. aud anchored .Lsl be-"
nat uousa soul iors ssf amid the dreams awas
Sesors S we.i he dySs too, Of d. Ociy liar
S % ho.lnS TO- e tSoss that .trsm 70 her o
Assure Il ,hre' heard like The qaiesfnlns breath u
norsu prophet Of the dJ W. sitrfsad hnd In the
eco wh gradually fdhrf and a, lat III character
81 ' l -. e2rsSs jos Of human " Viii s' te
/, onss % Splendid nature ~ tie bscA sourd.
rs ,SS Of P1, p ,s s sa' u s5f
tIo.n ead admtd ms os,n: a, ssey nsL'h esf W on
sives tie uonotonous ponses u the evening nny Haud
l, ms ,rSee By tie monody hat aoat, osc tie sr
tie ld. Of mourning BANNER Tue m.rsh nteruted
a. While IN bss.es the Rhythm Of the march
rsh and bns stars; Harold has looked listened and
d., snisd and yet he remains untouched
p.sr IIn thd part "The serenade n Mountsiner II
tn Aba1n to Beloved Harold scene love he
ia arsdy witnessed Of reson bat he h q tie
chants the bar by ia charming little 'chelo wh lively
man rs -o.s aSoy spsrsa. s6oft lived me ~
dsymPahcc humor ar, hss VII brought eote as Inn tr
os followed By song in Shese graceful bsc hug m ody We
co,e u enanored .hepsefd 90 wls Harold
al elton nonody gains poornsi hsn the ru@snna Of
thu mpunanecr o,t N eoqGs,nh prn'hss Then ihr fha
anc,d that hady uPpeca'r VILE simply m nns to
a,d eoor Grading Of the morendo which te
ciitsIra srrms u melt A"AS
W"orsy Of Bnsandsi "reminiscences Of the preceding
.n' the title Of the ioanh and @ mo',men The inoy men
o. ~, Sn W. bot ,hs o.y sounds sbps, In
passions tbs. drown all beitsr. TheD iis'od' nonody
sbe, surrounded by wd companions The
ne, dy o',s y. ino d ,bSIhm AZ ,ro
Wien the bacehana motive Is fret clearly ansu,hsd We then
-ssea But suddenly qnhoEsd To- aassPSisdy We hear the
b. ahs 10Th srosn Sss ihr ~ of,- bsea
heart would say iisfod voice eau GOV utter IN unanusha6
si's Incompatible p,vef Of dasn snd coos
p m, which be recognized as anything ss than potent
spirItion.
LAURA KEEsEs THEArER.-The public, not hav-
ing been duly notified OF the fact, is probably IN.
aware that Miss Matilda Heron has special benefit
tonight ut this thealer, and may therefore overlook
It altogether. IL is piteous agyravation TO find
that the enjoyment of go capital aud novel enter.
tainment us has been provided Is likely to DO con-
fined to the few persons who have been privately
Informed of it. There is point beyond which AZ
tisiic modesty ceases TO DO virtue; aud, without
putting the city into a blaze Of posters, it would
have been well to afford some warning, by one
af H. |
Let us endeavor to partially supply the needed in.
formation. Miss Heron, before retiring for the
present season, has made arrangements for the rep.
resentaton of her own play of . Pheira"-rewrt- |
ten from the original Greek Of Eurpides. 1t has
Deyer been performed in New-York, but it's produc-
ton in Boston, some years ago, oecasioned great