The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-22
a III u s z M e N I 5.

OAEI.orTA PATTI AT 8rBfNwAY HALL.-Pattl upoa
whom more tavors have been nesped than perhaps
upon any concert singer IN this oountry-and that
too, with q Just appreciation OF her worth-appeared
last night In her twenty first concert There was no
abatement OF the applause with which her exquisite
management OF a voice singuary pure, flexible and
fresh, with which Heaven has gifted her. was re.
ceved Since she last sung here she has visited Bos-
ton Providence aud New Haven and in each OF these
places her metropolitan and European reputation
has received the graceful endorsement or az large
audiences as the music halls and theatres could &C.
commodate. IL Is TO De regretted chat her season
In tais city is drawing TO close But
the managers programme. one this evening AMI
matinee Tomorrow. at Steinway Hail. On Monday
the Brooklyn Academy. After that we shall
have TO part with this delicious cantatrtce for
time, az Air. StrakOsch takes her TO phllaGelpha Bal
ttmore, washington, and thence TO the W est No
o0ubt she Will be received her protracted tour
vita the same fervd appreciation that marked ner
career In the Eastern cities Indeed she cannot fail
TO 30 welcomed with 6ciat many year snce
divIne q song bird warbleG IN the concert halls OF
! the great West Recoliectons OF Jenny Lind and
Catherine Hayes Will probably induce "a com part5on
with the new dsUg; but we can promise thst the
comparison vii not be TO the disadvantage OF Nile.
Patti
The concert last night was attended BY large and
fashionable audience. The programme combined
the Cayatlna from 'Traviata;f exquisite IaIan-
tella composed expressly for Nile. Patti by Befeg-
manu. aud the celebrated duet from Linda by Patti
and dnbelmana TIE instrumental portion was az
usual finely sustained by Ritter, the pianist, ana
J. Il. Prgme, the yiOiiuist. me addition OF Herr
Hermanns grand basso in The aria fron the Merry
wives oil Windsor and the duet from "Marthab
were fully appreciated Ronconi although suffering
a little from cold did very wen In the ara from
Cenerentola." The programme for tonight is par
tculirly rich in gems Patti Is put down for The
Nightingale" q song composed Tor ner by MuzIO
ana 10 be sung by her for the 1rst time IN thus coun
try, and delightful waltz by Ritter, 8. b.
Mills, the favorite pianist. will play duet with
Theodore Ritter. Tor DunOS. his VIII unuOuDL.
edly be treat. The trio from "Lombardi,p by
Patti, Habelmann and Hermanns with violin obli-
CATO accompaniment oY Dir. Prume, completes the
rarest part OF the programme. We understand thas
IN short time Patti Album VIII DO publlshed con
tanning fIc.sntiies OF autograph letters from many
or the leading artists and composers OF Europe,
attestatiOn OF her talents and the admiration In
which she was held IN the Old World These names
include those OF Meyerbeer Rossini Dumas, Bene-
dict Mario GounOd, Rlcci, Nerdi and host OF other
eminent men. An interesting volume II WILL be.
BRooKLYs ACADEMY or MUsIC--GERMAE OPERA
The very inauspcious condition Of the weather last
evening prevented the Academy from being 50
nuinerously and fashonably attended as IL other.
wise might have been from the fact that it was the
first representation OF grand German opera for this
season Ia Brooklyn Fotowis opera OF Martha
was presented, and the performance was
highly credtable, evident from the frequent
dially bestowed upon 1t by a select and
apprecatye assemblage. As Lady Henrietta Nine.
Rotter displayed her artistic merits considerable
advantage while Mile. FreuerCI no less success
Iiinmer sustained tue fav0rite rOte OF Lionel with
spirit and rendered tue popular solos with aud
sweetness, while MIR. Wemlich rs Piunkett was dash
ing ana elective. Altogether "Martha" was ably
presented by the German troupe. Tonight MO
zarLs great production. ''The Magic Flute viii 90
given, with fuli orchestra ana chorus.