The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-15
AMIISTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF dUsIo.-The last Bateman Concert
came of last evening with great ectdt. The house
was uncomortaby full, and the audience was really
composed OF the elite, The artists acquitted them
selves sa istactOriy and were encored Gd RauSedm,
we should think, but they took it all in good humOT.
General George Gordon Meade and lazy occupied
seats in the parqUette and were the objects OF
General John W. Geary Governor elect of Penn
sYlVRnia) and lady we're seated IN proscenium DoX
on the left OF the auditorium Upon entering ne
en- n,dsse and gave the Soldier Governor three
cheers In true American style The Proscenium box
opposite was occupied by MI. John brougham and
Mrs. Dan. Bryant
THE "STABAT MATER AT THR ACADEMY.-Mr.
H. L. Bateman, prompted BY the suggestions OF
numerous patrons of the Bateman Concerts, anxious
to hear Mime Parepa, Signor 8rignO and the
other artists under his mana cement IN some grand
work of Sacred Music, announces that he has
secured the services Of the Handel and Haydn
Society. of Philadelphia, and powerful orchestra
evening next, November 2s in winch the Solo parts
will be sustained by M'me Parepa, Mrs. Caroline
Schmpf, Signor BrignOh, Signor Ferranh, Signor
Fortuna The choTuses will be given by the Han.
del and Haydn Society, numbering upwards of
three hundred voices, al under the direction OF Mr..
Carl Sentz. Prior 10 the StdbGt Mater, the
orchestra will plav the overture TO "Ruy Bias" by
Mendelssohn. To be followed by the grand air,
phim, sung by Madame Parepa with trumpet
Obligato, performed by Mr.. Adolph BIrgeld.
Tickets and seats can De secured AZ Irumplers,
Seventh and Chestnut streets, next Saturday.
INTERESTING OCCAsIoE.-The anniversary of the
Church Extension Society OF the NJ f. Church
OcCurs this evening tat the Union Church. Arch
street below Fourth General John W. GearY,
Governor elect of Pennsylvania, will preside, and
eminent speakers will address the assemblage The
Board of Bishops will be present. Tickets can be
Obtained tree OF charge, at the Methodist Book
Rooms No. lois Arch street.
CONCERT OF THE MENDELssoHN MUSICAL
SooIRTY-A private soiree will be given tins even
ing by the Mendelssohn Musical Society. at their
rooms in the Hall of the Philadelphia Institute,
Eighteenth and Chestnut streets. Ghe Society has
been existence only month and this soiree ls
merely oductory 10 the regular concerts to be
gwen this winter by the Society
NEW CHRsNUT STREET THEATRE.-OUr american
Cousin Will be presented this evening with Joe Jet
feIson in his great original role Of Asa TrenchaId,
supported by Miss Josie OrtOn and the entire COM
pany. The comic drama OF The SpiUtre will also be
given, with MIR Jefferson as Tobias Shortcut"
On Saturday afternoon thepsual oDres.Ridi enter
tainment will be presented, with Miss Josie Orton
and the company IN the beautiful play called VictO-
Ti1e; or; RI Sleep on IT,
CITY MUSEUM THEATRE This establishment Is
crowded every evening with large and respectable
audiences to witness Mr. Stuart Robsons cOmica
eccent5tcItjes Mr. Robson appears in four yer,
funny pieces this evening.
WkI,NUT STREET THEATRE Tom TaYlOr's new
play of the Fools RepeRge Ior the last time. To
morrow evening Hamlet. Mr. Booth remains witt
us one week longer.
ARCH STREET THEATRE MI. Dan Bryant az
pears again this evening IN his successful new pa
af Shdmus o. Brien. Tomorrow ltnday) evening
Mr.. Bryant takes his farewell benent
AMERICAN THRATRE.-"YOung America" an
SIR. Henry Wei appear in pantOmmic and tr
peze performances assisted by the whole company