The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-15

Those pieces were al gwen IN astye sucn ~ Wo might
expect from such orchestra and such leader After
this emiDsn,ly successful nsuguronof garden concerts
the metropolis, may expect to them hrmy
tablshed here every summer They have already DO
come e popular in New York ~ they In Germany.
n they wers given on Sunday evenings, with pro-
OF sacred and classical music they would supply
musical want long needed by thoss who arc obliged 10
remain In the city during tho heated term II IL too
bad certainly that tho working classes should not have
intellectual recreation OF this kind the only day
OF the week which they can have an opportunity Of
enjoying H. The austere Puritan cannot provs In
what sacred concert Of this kind will violate
the Sabbath.
PAUL FALK's BELvIpERx PARE.
This beautiful park situated a, ti0th street. the
rendezvous yesterday, as Il every Saturday OF large
Numbers Of oar Tsuionic population II Is truly rsfresh.
ing after weeks toll and labor In the city WHERE for
the last days. have been literally roasting
pair 70 such place this where. surrounded by
quantancss and abundance Of flowing lager and listen.
ing 70 good music, enjoy few hours perfect
repose Judging from the appearance Of the assembly
yesterday enjoyment seemed 10 DO their sole object and
even Of Erin far forgot himself to leave
hts hab,ua rereshment and a,srnxe with those Of the
Teutonic element
The proprietor Of the park has spared no pains to
make his place delightful for an excursion The
tasteful and slsgant building "a q model The Gagged
animals q ending of delight the nu-
merous juveniles who TEEN every side. Bowling
alleys shaded walks great trees aboundns with leaves
and healthy, not puny and sickiy We have them
down town. form attractions for the elder pleasure
seeken Green grass is even . luxury Some wore
tempted TO make nossgay u u . variation those
inspid flowers rsajed IN what are called bouquets all
beauty they ever had being crushed out Of them BY
Mr. csn Bergman and his thirty devoted followers
rave some good music. march, BY Carl Bergman.
the overture 70 siradsla the LustswAmer waltz by
strauss were given 70 satisActon Of large asssu
bly, A selection from the everlasting Faust
ecuted In a. nne q style might have been expected
Tbs soldiers Chorus. Vas no, ersotiy new fbs de-
fecs the playing we're many. The popularity % this
opera IL truly astonishing was proven ~ the ap
standard OF any other piece In the programme Roasnis
magnificent overture 10 GuiIlsums Tell given
eorns, solo We soAon bat der )" BY Heidi vas sood
A few miscellaneous pieces vsrs given, among
which nigh. es 1oissS yOt pour ssro We s S,,f
The pot pouri played rather cAresssy The othsrs
wgs very vel given
verba, - where she wicksd cease from troubling
and the ~sary al rtst signs Of beware % pick
TACT be agreement between these gentry 20 respect
the locality
ADELAIDE RrsroRr's VISIT.
The favorable performances Of Madame Ristori the
Italian tr.gsdisnns previous 10 her departure from
France for the Uniied states provoke Considerable
msnt from the French journals The Paris csnsvS.on->i
Won tho pon. Of forsakng us for the United
states hsiams Rsior fsi u 70 be her duty to take .
Triumphant farewell Of her Partisan admirers We have
seen and applaudsd her 10 hedsa and Mars Stuart
wherein abe presents 70 such varied and opposts
eharnctsrhsre all the force Of the antique passion
ther, all tho dlsmmulstion o. the modern sges II
has been customary establish parallels between Rsor
| and Rachel This 10 mistake; they are divided -
widely a. the ohnsesrisios of French and Italian
na,ure Rachel all composed, having her viii Al he'
| own command Ris'or being herself all under the
troll o. passion Rachel psrsoniiyns s,a,aary-Rs,on
Painting
The Paris R,vy rays -Maisms Ris,ori, aftsr her per
rormanoe- versslis., vii 70 70 Italy W bd sftsu Y
i her mother before she embarks n. v a
from tn. great people beyond The tsmphs al
| new fatars
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