The New York herald., 1871-03-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

NELSON'S FAREWELL MISUNDERSTANDING Hall
was o parterre or beauty and fashion yesterday
when the Swedish Nightingale took her leave OF
those who were the rrst to welcome her to the
shores OF America and to start her on that career OF
triumph which has had nothing to equal
1t here. In another week the hundredth Light
OF her engagement with Strakosch will arrive,
and then 1t is matter OF doubt whether
the indomitable Max Jarrett (her AGENT will have
the sole c0nrrol OF her movements. few days,
however, VIII decide this point, and, at all events
she win be the regning star in opera next season.
She was In splendid voice yesterday, and sang the
"Ah fOrs lul, the finale or the first act OF Tra-
viata," with q dramatic fervor and passion tnat
carried her hearers by STORM Her greatest success
sang ana acted ''The King OF Thulen and sThe
Jewel Song in style that made all sigh FOR the
talized by Goethe and Gounod. In the second part
OF the concert she contributed two selections from
Ine Marriage OF Figaro = the same as she sang on
manded after each selection. and she responded
with "Home,. Sweet Home." "Old Folks at
Home" swedish song and French chansonette.
Miss Gary sang an aria from ''Dinorahn and emcd
to De suffering from indsposition. Brlgnoli divided
the honors with the dtra and outshone himself in
the "Belisarlo'' duet with verger and aria from
THE Star OF the North" vieuxtemps played his
on literature %sa That arsc ns MSrx o9 which N
he Is so celebrated. He also played an obligatO
to a baritone aria, Jamie which was given by
Verger with unusual effect and expression. Alto
getner the farewell OF this unryalled troupe
and their distinguished cantatrce was worthy Of the
occasion, the metropolis ana art. 1t will be long
before such concert company can be assembled
together, so complete and so great In ensemble and
DETAIL
BowERY THEATRE-s'ON HAND."-Sensation is
piled upon sensation at the Old Bowery. making Ossa
like wart. The effects that startle women and
make young girls turn pale with alright crowd
upon one another like the heels OF ballet dancers In
the new drama OF "0n Hand" while the merrler
and more soothing scenes, in which Johnny Thomp-
son dances ms seven gs sing his six and plays
on MS twenty different musical instruments, garnSn
the startling edlfce OF sensation like wreath OF
evergreen upon a winter wall or the sparkle OF
diamond upon bony hand. "0n Handn has proven
trump card for the management-a right bower
for the Bowery. Standing room only Will doubtless
remain the standing order as long the piece lasts
Tne management stand IL nObly Fregh enjoys 1t
freely. The money boxes full and even the real
CONSERVATORY CoNCERT.-A very interesting
concert the third OF the season, came on on
wednesday evening az the Conservatory Of Music in
Brooklyn The pupils and professors Of the school
participated with much credit. The Messrs. Mollen-
hauer and Professors Arnold, Bruchausen, Eisner
and Miller gave considerable force to the entertain
ment. Some OF the piano performances by the ad-
vanced students were admirable. Notable among
them was the rendering OF uatse orfttante Of VOL.
lennaupts on two pianos by Miss Ella Lyons and
Miss Lena Heisenbuttel-the former a beautiful bru
nette and the latter a blonde OF the purest tyne
The execution was perfect, and the young ladies
themselves looked as though they could master the
instruments in much higher works OF art The
gushed people in Brooklyn, who heartily applauded
the performers