, 1864-02-07
AmUBEmEN11.

1HS OfEnA.-OD Saturday night, tho Always
popular and fayoritc opera Of Trovatorc, WAS per-
formed 10 the largest and most brilliant audience
the season. Lorinl. after her long indisposf-
uon, once more appeared, and In good voice, but
showing the effects stiIlof her Illness. As Leono-
"a, Rhe made decided hit, and was greeted
throughout with hearty applause. AorsIss, In the
cnhrac1cs OF A1ucern, WIS as enpetb as ever. ehe
impaired to the cpsy peculiar grace and char'n
ootn IN action aud roicc, and reached rendition
Which MI ght almost be pronounced perfect. stef-
fani wac In excellent voice and Allied tho role Of
Mant1co to nnIvc1Eal satisfaction. Moreli
eaug In hia usual careful correct aud artistic 1an-
ncF, and was especially effective in the oalen suo.
The choruses were rnther crude, which deteriora-
ted somewhat from tie general effect especially In
the Meacrcre,
THIS lMonday) evening the beautiful opera OF
Martha Will be produced with Casl Fofncs rs
fankctt the character written for him originally.
cordier and Morcnsi will also appear.
PH11uAnhoHlo Soc1ETT.-Madame Castrt. the
EuFerb Frlma douA Of the opera, has been engaged
: Tor the fourth concert, which occurs on Monday,
the 15ui. BcethoEcn's eighth Symphony Is is re-
hc1ea. and altogether We anticipate by Tar, tho
ancet concert Of the season. ...
MRs. KIoss' CoscEnT.-Last night Mrs.
Kiofs gave her last Classical Concert to the lalg-
est audience of the season, Notwithstanding the
strong attractions Of the Opera We regret to
clfoAice the fact that this was the last Of series
Of entertainments, which. during the winter have
gwen 70 much real pleasure to strictly muaeal au.
oiehees Where the selections hare been exclusively
from the great composers, and the performances
characterized throughout by the highest
The sarn powers Of the eminent psaniat, with tho
able assistance Of DR.. Faesel and Mr. Balatkn, will
make tneso concerts long remembered. The Con-
cert last night opened with tho C minor Trio
OF Beethoven. 1t was faithfully rendered by
Mrs. klcse. DR.. Feasel and Mr.. Balatta,.
and its great beauties fully brought ont
In Weher's famous concer-etuck, Mrs. kloss
turpaRsed herself It was one Of the most bril-
liant performances We have ever heard, and mnde
great sensation Ara klo6s being recalled, giving
fayorite selection on the encore. The QuaFtette
OF Haydn for strinced instruments was admirably
played, Dr.. Fessel exhibiting very bri1ltantexecu
tfou in the rapid movements, and the mos. admi-
rab1e touch Throughout; and Mr. Balatka also Civ
ing evidence Of = thorough uasteTy Of hls instru-
ment. The exquisite Andn1te from Mendelssohn,
D minor, trio, was fau]tlcssy rendered, and fully
appreciated. The concert closed with the F minor
Sonata Of Beethoven, tn which Mrs. K1oss fully
sustained her high reputation.
AGAssn'a LEcruREs.-Tha subject OF Aca5sizrs
fret lecture this Monday evening. will be on GAA-
cIEns. 1t Is gratifying to observe the interest
manifested In these Lectures ofthe great Naturalist
The more eligable seats in Bryan Hall have nearly
all been taken, at the ONCE Of George r. Chitten,
den. 1f6 Lake street. Persons wishing to obtain
eeats shouldapply to Mr.. Chittendcn Immediately,
as the chances OF obtaining good seats for any lcc-
tuze Of The conree will be slim after tonight.
THE MAsouEEADE.-The preparations tor the
Masquerade at Bryan Hall, on tho 10th, are going
on swimming1y, and promise gratifying succcss.
We arc requested to say that the price Of specta-
tors tickets is axed at 50 cents.