The New York herald., 1868-03-30

The twenty-slxth sunday concert at Stetnway Hall
last night was we'll attended and quite success in
musical and financial point Of view. The artists
were, Miss Jenny Landsmann, contralto who sang
Botti, BATH, from "Don Giovanni" and the "Little
Mendicant,n by Gumbert which she sang in superb
style, and which were encored in the most enthus
astic manner; Leopold De Meyer the great pianist
who played two OF his most brilliant compositions In
his own peculiarly popular style; Ardavani, the
well known baritone, who sang r0manza from the
"Ball0" and 'Il Balen" with erect; the Liste
manns violinist and pianist and the usual efficient
orchestra Tonight the Boone family have a benefit
at this hail. AZ which the charming Mrs. Marie Abbott
will assist.
The third musical soiree OF the Lederkranz Society
took place last night, and attended by all the
members en- masse The programme was very inter.
esting and the artists Fred Stems, the renowned
basso; Patison. Of leading pianists and the
splendid chorus and orchestra OF the society. The
symphony in G by Schubert opened the concert and
was followed by spring chorus by the Mdnnerchor
Of the Liederkranz. Then came Pattson's sparkling
"Polka de Concert" which displayed the brilliant
qualities OF the grand piano to the fullest extent and
after ladies' chorus the entire singing force of the
society, with the orchestra, gave Max Brueh's
'Schon Ellen" in an efficient manner. Among those
present were President Burger, Vice Presidents
stems, W. Steinway, A. Weber, Messrs. Henset,
Nembach, Heyne, &c.
Ia Belle Helenen has made a more decided hit
than even 'La Grande Duchesse." There is more
variety and better music in it and 1t is placed the
stage in superb style. With regard TO its alleged in
decency 1t is infinitely in this respect than "Don
Giovanni, +" "rraviata J" "Rgoletto or ERA Davolon
1t has run over five hundred nights in Paris and win
draw crowded houses here az long as Mr.. Bateman
chooses to keep it on the boards. 1t will be given
every night this week.
Chanfrau will appear during the week at the Broad
way in De waden's capital comedy, "Ioe," in which
he personates four characters. "0ur American
Cousin at Home'' is in rehearsal.
Tomorrow evening the "white Fawn" will be pre-
sented at Nblo's for the seventyfourth time. This
spectacle bids fair to rival the Back Crookn in pop
ularity and the length of its career.
There are only six nights OF Lester wallack's
highly successful drama, 'Rosedae." at wallack's;
and. considering the immense houses IL has drawn,
standing room only VIII be the order during the
present week.
This is a week OF benefits at the New York theatre
Tonight J. $. Schell. scenic ARTIST and j. c. Denham
stage machinst, have u benefit on Tuesday, q. III.
Clarke: wednesday, II. G. Rynor; Thursday g. G.
Boniface: Friday, Henry Lissngton, the popular and
painstaking musical director.
The clever and accomplished comedenne, Miss
Therese Berrie having concluded her engagement at
the Bowery, the Banchards continue there for one
aIIumpty Dumpty,r Fox's spectacular ballet pan.
The wonderful Cynocephalus Is the reignng star AT
the New York Circus, and his admirers name every
At the beautiful little Theatre Comique d. L. Morris
appears this week I'm his great character OF the Dutch
Richard the Third Mr.. Charles Vivian, comic singer
Icons aGrand Dutch 80 has proved too great an
attraction 20 be withdrawn at Kelly and Icons min
strcls II will be given every night.
The same may be said OF the capital burIesque
"Under the Kerosene Lamp" at the San Francisco
sam Coilyer, the pugIst; his boys; Delaney, the
gymnast: Harry Richmond. comedian; Miss Josie
Morris, comedenne, and the drama OF the "Drunk-
ards Doomr are the bills at Tony PASTORS this
Ole Bull will give farewell concert at steinway
Hall on Wednesday and at Plymouth church on
Mr.. T. L. Davenport enters tonight upon his last
week at Mrs. Conway's Park theatre, Brooklyn.
The play tonight is Mrs. Mowatt's comedy Of
Al Hooley,s, Brooklyn. Charles Gayler's clever
| extrayaganza. "The Wild FaWn OF the woods
An immense sensation bIll in which the name Of
j. II. Budworth Is the most conspicuous, Is promised
| at Buffers American theatre
An organ exhibition and concert will take place on
Thursday at the Church OF the Incarnation. Thirty.
fifth street and Madison avenue. George w. Morgan,
who ranks first OF organists In this country, will be
the principal artist.
! BROOKLYN Conservatory OF Music took place at the
new hall in Court street, Brooklyn. on the oath, and
was great success, especially piece. sans souc
Calop. played by some Of The pupils on nine pianos
! NJ Montel IL the new director OF the Theatre Ros
| sini Ills accession 10 office viii lie sgnallzed By
| the production OF two new operettas. One Of these
| by NM Montoye, Felix Mouet and Leon Bach, Il
| now In rehearsal and is entitled "Entre Femmes."
! "Robinson Crusoe" has at length been Withdrawn
! from the Opera Comique. II has been produced n
the Theatre &c Ia Monnaie, Brussels Here, however
| In spite OF the exertions OF Jourdan and Mile
| Danielc. IL was dead failure.
| Two dramatic tribes have been produced OF th,
| Cymnnsc .sJin Mari Conme ON IN Volt Peur an,
.Commc Files Sout Toutes.n The last is delicious
little comcdletta. The pseudonym OF the author 0
the first, NJ Gusavc Desroslers. ~ supposed TO hid
NJ Gustave Iemonc, u brother OF NJ. Monigny. TIL
niece IL exceedingly free.
NJ Edouard Monnais, well known dramatic an
thor. has died in Paris after very long and panfu
! illness. AZ the period OF his death NJ Monnais wa
government commissioner AZ the lyric theatres am
the Conserva,oire. He had in his day hlled the pos
| OF dramatic critic 10 more than one journal. iii
best known pavs were 'La Demande en- Marriage
/ sIe secret d'Etat,r "Un Menage Parisien," "Su
| ,ana'' and ala veuve Grapn." Tie wrote also sey
eral miscellaneous works. iucudina "Esqulsscs dc J
Vie d. Nrtstes,r "Ephemerdes universities" DC
| and was the author OF nnumerabe cantatas.
Wonnas was born 10 1898, and was created chevalie
or the Legion OF Honor In lsta.
|, Madame Arabca Goddard made an immense h