, 1864-01-05

GoTTecHALK-BnInNoLI CoNcERT.-The third
and last concert Of the troupe
Last evening At Bryan Ha1l, owing to the severe
SNOW storm, was not as fully attended as the prev
tous ones, although ne believe fu1ly many eeats
were sold, but not filed The concert, as far IS
the efforts Of the artists were concerned, In no
manner fell short Of those that proceeded It. The
non-nr1iva1 Of Mile Cordicr and Signor Br!gnoli,
as announced in the programme Issued at the
latest hour, threw damper upon the pleasant an-
ticipations OF the audience, although Miss Mag
nussen, Mr.. Louis Staab, and Mr. Ziegfatd, who
volunteered to supply the places Of the absent
ones at short notice, performed their allotted
parts with skill, tAatc ard judgment. Happily ut
the conclusion Of the first part Of the programme,
Cordier and Brignol, whose absence Wera 30
deeply regretted, Unexpectedly made their appear
ance, the train containing them having reached
the city after the concert had commenced. Mile
Cordler appeared before the audience first and was
received with warmth and cordially, which
must have been highly gratifying to her feelings.
We never saw Chicago audience manifest more
warmth and vitality. She sang Gottsehalk'a sweet
Cradle in manner SO beautiful, SO touching, so
Eympsth. .tic ag to. slltcit rapturous and hearty
encore. In response she sang the Shadow Song,
from Dinorah, in ths highest style Of art. Then
camc Hrtgno1i. and his reception mas no less cor
dial and gratifying than CordIer'e. He gave the
Se1enade from Don Pasqua1e, better thsn we ever
heard It from him or "any other mani' and In re-
sponEe to the encore which was sure to follow. he
sung the beautiful gem from II Lombard, but with
an exquisite taste and execution far above hts
effort In the same piece on Monday last. Com
plains arc sometimes made that Brfgnoll very oitea
treats hts audience with indifference, and eome-
times with co}dnccs, bat saw enough last
night to convince US, that it the audienca e1-
tends to him proper sympathy, he ia sure to
reepord in manner that wins the popnlat heart.
Let this be remembered. Cordier, during her
ehort stay here, haa Won reputation that will be
cure to win for her cordial welcome whenever
che appears in Chicago. Gottscha!k and Patti
performed tholr parts in the programme in \ man-
ner creditable to their previously we'll earned
reputation, md that is high communication. The
troupe 60 from here to Detroit
McV1cKKR's TnEA1ER.-Mlss Laura Keene did
not reach this city in time last evening TO appear
at McVicker'a AS advertised, she having been de.
tanned by the storm between here and Cincinnati.
She viii positively appear tonight As Miss Hard.
castle, In Goldsmith's famous comedy Of She
Stoops to Conquer Mr.. Peters md MI. Lenick,
members Of Miss Keene'a New York. troupe, will
sustain characters Of Tony Lumpktn and Young
Harlow. Hiss Keene's reputation IS q sterling
actsess will undoubtedly attract large audiences.
c1ncUe.-At Robinson and Howe's Circus the
performance t0-ntEnk Will Oa oI III eAIE1lAlHA1SS
character. Barrows and Kelly the acrobats; Rob
inson the daring rider; Don Castillo, md other
popular members Of the company will appear, On
Friday evening next the performances viii be for
The benefit Of the Soldiers Permanent Home, when
va hope to SEQ the Circus crowded to its utmoss
capacity. ..
SAn GAnDNEn's MNsrnErs.-This company
is performing with success at the new
opera house In KiugsbuEy block. It contains
many talented members, and deserves success.
AcADrME OF Mrs1c.-ArliDgtou, Donniker &
Co. arc drawing crowded houses at their new
Academy Of minstrslsy on Washington street.
The combination is an excellent one, and delights
ali who attend. -.
TEE 1VAn1Er,8s.-The Varieties Is fully up to
the standard in catering to The public taste, and
the managers rccaive their reward in the nightly
attendance Of large crowd.
SABBATH School CoSc1RT.-A. Concert will be
given Tor the benefit Of the Union Park Baptist
Church Sunday School, at tho Church, corner Of
LIKE and Sheldon streets, this evening, Tuesday,
January s. Mr. George F. Roots cantata Of the
'sCh1fstsan Graces," will be performed by a
children; members Of the School. 4 festival for
the children will be given On Thursday evening
next at the came place.