The New York herald., 1870-08-14

Wpcfa uouss ~ mnn , Oanaa aon1u ~ 70 coic M WI
under Iumlevis manere,aa.,t .9 nor Ma,esss,s
Touon rau,h, No. ,h ,"ns 's 's ,,,,,,,~ NJ; VII ;ci
The nar,aoer ~ yenyv III I'M a,n lave. ue,h in ancu
rated th .,u uo.esn,.i, % .,n, ~, ~ absurd sfCr,
aLnuf ina ap,,."aan,n n"' ,.arr..,a w. ~" .r parotj
ana tho n,atpap pp' S "S s mnsSonsh,,a which FOR IN,
rIme enr,re,v @.,,nsaa al ,he arh,evenlenty or The
Wooly Horse P,rodl was a genuine siccess. she
| needed no hnmhns \" ASSIST her The iayorlie pnp
| OF Pasta VINO sai1 10 ner ..My child God has en-
dowed you with noble voice have done for you
| al, that can do Go my child. and my blessing "a
with yon shall i've 10 benod you the first singer
| IN tile world Teresa Palodi was able 10 WIN ner
| way anywhere Armed by her great preceptress
with the tara zone ana graie of McG2a, the crown.
| mantle and golden sickle OF Norma ana the fceptre
ana purple OF semiram,s, The wondrons caaidr.e
| evoked The highest enthusiasm from the New YORK
public.
| CATHERINE HAYES. , s...
| In the 1au or 1901 u TuF1 GoS, an lIish TTWu
donna .'katie' Hayes, VINO had been applauded,
LeteA cr0wped ana nohiAeu In every capitai III
Europe ana VINO succeeded even III houses wnefe
Srisa ana Jenny Llnu were nightY nedru, came w
| New loik. Sne was an artist Sa'tS beei 90 S.,s
reDrocae anu was apie 10 sand me lest Oh tlle wy
sevefest crlticsA but tne troupe lhat accoHlpaheu
her was execraDie Inls was SO apiarelt aitei u''a
Hrsb lew cohcerts th ~ an aiiAecn.ht was eI,otou @
into with the Royal Havana opera tioup,, anu tiie
great canlatice was tieh asssteu Wy ai aiIsts woi.l
oi her. bul pau nauaS emeht assin 'iluinpne" al"
'ne se@soh c'oseu 1s.,a.s W n1ass rnMr.c
ii.o ui,xnssss i.no r III ~ "a c,,s,a rra
h M ~ na, at shs ~ ao cns He nn Of ensc NV
storm ana the staaens lnnsisa her name win ma;
M eauv ni,,ra,e of Mayico b,,sheI hcr annnIjc
,cs W desoth M,ie SnnIa~ or Conntess Gossi mud
" s,,nnror SIC ,,nn p" ner,ca it IL trIe IN rhe
ic1''a % r .or orte', days or rather at tna hr.h Of
her second lie before tie iootlignts when she was
,ortvcoven wars o a@e ana ot,er iwcntv ye,rs re-
rom The staSe Knt tne ylorons oran ha1
iost lille Of that maSic mar aronsed Ina envy of
Nornrar ard wnicn "causad az esninnnt cr1t,cc tn
sneal, tnns..un the n,aVnifcent casket oF vocal
nems winch Sontar ,nsplayed every nignt before her
Admirers we esnecialIy remarked the lirnnidiiy of
rhicn snars led ike ruhes on a velvet ;,onnd Each
note of those ongaoscendng spil.ls Stood out as il
line rolowlnC note hv n delicate ana imnerccniible
tnreod ana aI these maryels were accomniIshed
win a nerrect grace never C,stiouriny her counte
nance nv tho sli.rhfest sion or ennlt Her oh arm,n
fTnre. Rcr dne 'mnid sort eves. nor eenant forn1
ana mar stamre SnrinTtng ana ,nia as ths sfom or
" ~nnnr n"nIar Spis,sh 1ha n,"t,ira and % "a
the cnchantmant ), ScarceIv nai the Iast notes or
Jennv lind riaT owav in Her Maiesrv,s theotre
London than they were taken M and continued
hv nm uneynected voice that had haen hnsheJ tor
twentv Years The evtravagont hahits of her bns
band comneiled Sontag to return 20 The scenes of
her earlier friumnhs And her wei, ome bock was
anthn.i,st,c The ..,itIra Nanoann,, nr tho Ameri
can sa0e lIjInlnn rersuoded her 10 v,s,r this conn
try and She frs, anDearcd IN coucerr at Metrop0li
;an ffornerv 1rlnlerI Hall i'm thp fal oC Jsho She
pronohr with her pozzoIinI tenor. IA aIi barione.
paul Jullien violtnist: AIRED Jae piami,t: Rocco
brrn baseo AMI rarl EcEert Cnn'jTIrrnr me ore AZ
canfatrice was remarSane far tbe aste nj rcI e,e
".nce Of her rollers on arrv,n,. in rh,s IN her
, e,.nI ~, II ~ .,oh ar M s,, M s',", M III, H,9 '
"ert t"IieIs from par's she reniIetG ...ayen ;,
:. rnen madame - he said ss von ore
Ia Give sever concerts In New, yorx ohj,ae
me Ev wearing ,ii,yarent dress ~ aanh concart -
Sha ,ngbed the dea h,r CONS erreI ana craate,
thereby as ninch excitement a,nooy the iaaes
"a she world Inv new aria Sneat,nU Encnsh
dnont,y bo~ ran,,,nn Of si,nne iiTta v,ou
nueauaied In New York puiisanjnhia RaI,,mnre
Ia Ipanu $50 theSa nNt tbe Tor,n M t"rSi,uh, n.
caseionss ami grand sercnades A. Washiog'nin a
ciever stTna nI rna~arar,sI di,,osav nr,,a q
whicn NOW he called r' ~
"'''0A may w ""i n,,uovn pprsonu
sontoo wore a. q concer, giyen There a spnerh ca,
mpe s h NV iv1ln a., .',eaS d ~ y no1
hrocS ma adcinr for tue Oh irr ~, nor r,no Ins,
"a sac vas oone "S ioe stage wrile a1Im,rin~ S"n'
o,nt Sant hsa" nv prcs,eni I,"r.a nar a,,a,t NJ
tnhn nar''a syy1v ionsannd onn ~ tha ~ -, 10 H.
ns M ~ s rco ich o1 m he VI "I % ,,
un, aa M i1,iS m & ,o s i s1 sgaSv 10 ."o was
III no ~ bi ,vas SanaJor Rarnay yvnp in', "a
r,,e % nc ~ ", ',i,a 1o 49, ~ M ~, 49,, @ ~ w. "t ,s ~ ~
M ore & ne gem 'uS @ thprd nru w. ns M eye o i'
i"ter % Sr~D nc an,r "Sotr, ~ rea'rias M -, ,pn
letter lost no tle in communicating It's contents to
| every one OF note In Washington; society was
| lost IN wonder and admiration ana crowded
| houses were the result Her success In Boston was
! even greater than in New York The clergy of the
| Hup y ana The towns within twenty or thirty miles
were enlisted in her behalf i'm this wise Invitations
were issued by Manager arcie for a fun rehearsal OF
her first concert days before IL took place and were
strictly confined to the clergy The result was suci
a gathering OF black coated and Wnlte-chokered gen
| tIemen and their wives as mad never before peel
seen. The Reverend and Venerable Doctor Sharpe
the shining clerical light of BOson rose and made
feeIing address 10 Soniag and presented her with
| beautlfuily bouud B,Dle Inscribed on the nv lea
with t5e names of ali me Protestant clrrev toiHa
| ne doing lhe same on behalf of his de10mmatI0n
or course sontag wrote Il pretty note OF THANKS IN
autOgraph to each CLERGYMAN who showen II TO all
his congregation, and became an advertising aeent
| The result was marvellous and though DarcIe got
! Sounuy I.'eu Dy lne bosion press lOr INVOKING
the aiu OF tlle CLERGY, the concerts were
/ crOWoed ana the enthusiasm complete Al
/ lne end ol most bf!liaiit and pecunIaruy
successful concert season sontag appeared the en-
SUING season ~ ialiih opera, wherein she shoiie
even more priiilanty Inlh VI the concert rooh Her
~ ,, S e mSie ~ W tho A"cia'
Linda ana ''Da'ghtcr oi tiie Regiment"
rev artsts nave ndu sucn Driillailt career ana
were so universally DeioVed. sbe entered on the
lyiic stage Jus as fasta maze her DOW IOr the last
tilhe. nile sloou siae ~ sue WIN Mallpfan anu
she lieu the soui Oh hcr hearers Wnen erisi was
on the Wdhe anu Jenny Lana was ABOUT 10 retife
from lhe operalic Stage. but Tie aeadiy cnate Oh
Mexco was 700 inucu iof ner anu the Worid nearo