The New York herald., 1870-04-13
A M u 6 Z NJ Z N rs.

MADAME BLANCHARD'S CONCERT.-This lady, q
soprano ana teacher Of music in Brooklyn, had
complimentary concert last night at Clinton Avenue
Congregational church. which was moderately At
tended. The performance comprised selections
from Haydn Chopin, Rossini, Handel, Wely Topllfr,
Liszt, Adam, Suppe, Hummel and Macirone.
Madame Blanchard has o soprano voice OF conside-
rable sweetness and high cultivation and better
calculated for such a work as the "Ruth and Ma.
omp' than the glltterng cavatina from "OteO."
Her school IL pure and classical, and teacher she
must be unexceptiOnable. George Morgan made
TIC tic rendering Of VIEWS We'll u Known osrtore a
Suppes overture to the "POet and Pea
san ana rOs spa pakg Ling hts
success was particularly evidenced in his making
an effect with one OF the worst organs we have
can only be designated as box OF Whistles, with
weak diapason ana principal and 'screechy''
Liszts "Rhapsodie Hongroise." We have never
heard her play so well before. There was more
poetry In her conception OF the composers ideas
ana electricity in her touch than we gave her credit
for. Beneath her fingers the tones OF the Stetnway
pcary dlstincness that bet0kens the great artist.
Mr.. Remmertz Of the Arlons, sang couple OF Sc
chorus from the "Creation." an English glee and
one Of Hummel's works In splendid style. Artisti-
caliy the concert was an entire success.
TIE EUROPEAN CRCUs-Ths colossal establish
meut Opeueu Oh MOuudy ldSC NJ EIupiTc SkaCng
Rink, and inaugurated brief season under very
auspicous circumstances. The grand parade which
took place through the city yesterday was quite an
interesting spectacle and together with presenting
fair idea Of the romance Of spangles, showed the
large resources or this great hippodrome
The entertainment at the Rink last night
was successful In every respect. An immense
and admiring throng surrounded the arena.
which was brilliantly illuminated. The programme
included pony tricks, acts or hOrsemanship by Miss
j. watson and Mr.. G. Denzer, and by the accom-
psned little "Romeo" bareback feats by Signor
Sebastian. acrobauc performances by MI. q. Conrad
and his two clever little children; somersauGs on
horseback Mr.. Frank Pastor; double trapeZe,
Messrs. Franklin and Layede; champion hur.
die act. La Jeune Burt, and the four
iormance was brought to close by Mr. mr..
Pierce entering cage Of lions which showed excel
lent appetites and desire to take stroll among the
audience for tender morsel The witty and well
pointed Jokes OF the clowns (Messrs. Long and
Aymar the bold and darling feats Of the equestrans
the excellent training displayed by the horses the
tumbltng and hcrObatic exhibitions generally i'm
PAL ted to the entertainment pleasurabe excite
ment and the performers were throughout greeted
with loud tokens OF approval After a short stay at
the Rink the European Circus will visit the prnci-
pal towns along the Hudson; thence to Canada and
the Western states.
JANAUsCHEK AT THE COURT OF VERSAILLES
This celebrated German tag6dienne arrived in Paris
q short time since after tour through Germany.
she HAD scarcely been in the French capital TWO
days when she was waiteolupOn by an aide-de camp
OF the imperial Court with the iatterng news that
the Empress Eugene would oe happy to have her
pay her visit. Mile. Janauschek had then pri.
vate audience with her Imperial Majesty, which
lasted over two hours. The Emperor was present
during portion oil the time, and cOmplnented in
the highest terms the great na0Gdie'sae, whom he
had seen some years ago on the stage in Germany.
Few artists have had such fiatterng acknowledge.
ment PAID to their talents.