The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-21
the PEACE Jubilee.
Fourth Days Entertainment at the
Mammoth Panjandrum.
49,. 4
THE ENDANC &c.
Tn Jour de CIoire pcur la
Belle France
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THE GARDE REPUBINyAINE BAND.
PauluS Pets Of NapOlevaic Celebrity Received
with Great Enthusiasm.
IA NJ AA sEiLLAls
The Immortal Hymn Sends Ten Thousand
FHnchmen Into EcStacies.
Seyenty-ave Thousand specta-
tors Outside.
A Great Crush to Hear the Boom
Ing of Gilnore's Guns.
Il A M AA SELL AlsE."
The Immortal Hymn Sends Ten Thousand
FEnchmen Into EcStacies.
Seyenty-Ave Thousand specta-
tors Outside.
A Great Crush to Hear the Boom
Ing of Gilmore's Guns.
WYE LA REPUBLIQUE!

WYE LA REP UBLIQUE II!
BOSTON, June 20, 1872.
The days OF encouragement and ridcule over
Giim0res Jubilee, panjandrum, pandemonium--or
whatever you are pleased to call it-are over. The
whole AFFAIR is an assured success, and those who
were foremost In predicting its failure are now
among the most enthusiastic In recognizing its
merits and admitting its positive and unmistakable
triumph. From the opening on Monday up to the
present time 1t has steadily grown in public favor
improved In musical sense at every stage, and the
crowds OF visitors have multiplied with such ra-
pidty as to astonlsh even the most sanguine Proba
bly, not less than twenty-five to thirty thousand peo-
pie composed the audience to-day against half that
number Yesterday reduction in the price OF
tickets frcm So to So for an ordinary admission
probably had much to do with this, but in the alb
eence OF this commendabe oct the attendance
would undoubtedly have been much larger than on
any preceding day The fame of the Jubilee and Its
multitude Of attractions had begun to tell among
the people OF oil classes, and the temptations to
como were becoming irresistible, even in spite of
the extreme admission fee originally decided upon
That the timely reduction will further the success of
the undertaking SO far as attracting visitors for the
remaining fortnight Is an absolute certainty and
hence It s that the whole affair be admitted on
she pages Of history as most stupendous success.
Boston, OF course, a highly elated at the gratifying
turn affairs have taken, and next to the Deity Pat
Gilmore is the only being whom they will willingly
worship during the present generation. This feel
ing, too is contagious and after the Fourth of july
che hundreds OF thousands from all parts Of the
world whom he has entertained win speak his
aame anu fame all over the lan1.
THE INFLUX OF VISITORS CONTINUES
h0r1s Il ho dad hat
srniled approvingy on the festival and perhaps this
- ono reason why the public came out In such
generous numbers. Heavier loaded trains and
steamboats, never invaded the precincts Of
the "Hub" than those which came In oil
she morning and forenoon. All the New
York lines brought hundreds and hundreds
Of Gothamtes, and from the New England cities
and towns there was an innux OF humanity almost
impossible to conceive. From the extreme South
and West, too, there were large acquisitions, and
from the Canadas and lower provinces Of the Brit
ish Dominion there came additions which could only
be computed by thousands. Such gathering Of
ne yarv az hel parts o. the Globe
probably never before witnessed, and 1t is safe to
presume win not be again during the present de-
Ca1e. Governors, judges statesmen, philosophers
eminent army and navy officials of all nations min.
gle In the festivities in almost countless numbers.
Literary men, too, conspicuous the official regis
ter showing up to this time upwards OF two thou.
sand journalists who are or have been present.
THE AUDIENCE YESTERDAY
The audience commenced assembling earlier
t0-iay than on any or the previous days, and when
the doors were opened at two O'Clock the rush for
the interior was tremendous. Inside OF half an
bour upwards OF fifteen thousand were In their
seats and the multitude was increased by full ten
Thousand during the other half hour before the per
Torrance began. The scene as the vast audience
and the twenty thousand performers came in and
took their respective places was one both lively
and entertaining-one which will linger long and
agreeably In the minds OF those WHO were 70 fortu-
nate as to gaze upon IT. Promptly at three
O'Clock the deafening buzzing OF the multitude
was hushed to silence and all ANXIOUS for the
performance TO GO ON. Gilmore was time, and
rom the moment OF the beginning until the end OF
The entertainment the audience was held in
admiration, only broken by the thunders OF ap-
plansc- and sounds of cheering which greeted the
various eHofts Of the army OF accomplished artists.
SUCCESS OF THE GARDE REPuBLIcAINE BAND.
Talk ofsensationsl The French band to-day swept
Palace at Sydenham, near London, the bard OF the
Garde inperiale of France bore away the
chief h1 Hnr of the great Handel eseora
Pauus has kept this wonderful organization
together intact and since the days OF Louis Philippe
OF France have not affected the matchless body of
artists To-day they carried away the chief honors
whether as the Garde Imperiale or the GarIe Re-
puoNcaine, the band OF NJ. Pauus deserves TO be
crowned with the choicest laurels in the realm of
muse. When the plain dark blue uniforms OF the
Faslant sons Of France appeared above the steps
seanlng rom me subterranean depths beneath the
horu 8aiiey mere went up from every one present
81 MIGHTY CHEER,
THAT Teverberated from one end Of the Co,,aonyn q,
sne othef was caught mp hg the thousands outside
ADJ was borne away to the distant thousands who
20oked cut OF the windows Of those little ouiry
houses or which Boston II SO proud Tbev con
fD9aet mere OF swell fronts IN their architecture
WHEN the band reached their POSITIONS IN The broad
eemicircle in front OF the orchestra and M pau,ns
appeared The insataie audience again gave wont ~
ber lungs and the Coliseum tlembIcd again
I hey opened with "Hail Coiumbiap ia resoonss 10
I'll cir enthusiastic greeting and whenf the applause ~
fhCNend closed, they commenced one OF Meverbccr'e
most telling works, that he wrote for the Processes
OF r ySssa on the occasion OF their entering into
the sts.ie of Wedock. This, think, was dedicated
20 the Princess Maria. II sawork OF extraordinary
power ADD more suited fer Il regular orchestra and
ap1ItJry band but under the baton OF Pauius Tie
efTact was something which mere words fail TO con
vey, IL opens with solemn, martial movement
and aEerwafds gdes into lively theme, IN
which there occur certail trumpet passages
which are designed ior Tie purpose of coloring
the shliect. These passages occurring IN every
consecutive measure, were given by a single trum-
j have heard tue best bands Of Europe, even the
q olebyatef and hitherto considered unapproachR',e
ABSTAIN Imperial band, but this tfumpeter was q
revelation, an Introduction into new world OF
muaSc. VARIATIONS in colo parts OF the most dim
cult 0Toer contrapuntal changes OF a Kaleidoscope
mature, az ensemble OF what may be called perec.
ton and s,'gefhiDg beyond that, that made the
tingle, the tesrt thrill and the soul glow with an
unaccopDtab.e
=, vELING OF SUPREME 10Y.
made the peri, 'rmance OF the "Fackettanz" OF
meyerbeer by this matches band something to re:
member for life time. When the last grand /
chord, which seemed like a unanimous OutbuTst /
o all the Muses. was r, >ached, the audience again
became demented and ia sisted on an encore; but |
than that overture OF All oy ertures, that or evil
liam Tell by Rossini. Here was fresh revela-
lon. The familiar opening me. Nsnres, In which one
", accustomed TO hear the ,e nana atone, were
number, and the effect was superior to
thot Of the largest orchestral think