The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-02

better not IN have sent any representatives as the
musical reputation Of Ireland must inevitably suffer
people viii Judge by what they hear ana see, with
out stopping to inquire too closely into the cause
and effect. The execution OF the pot pour1 OF irish
airs was marked by sweetness and del1cacy when
showed that there was no lack OF individual musi-
cal talent but the want OF training prevented 1t
producing Its legitimate result.
NOT HYPERCRrTICAL~
The audience were certainly not inclined TO De
over critical: In several instances they insisted on
marking their appreciation OF touching passages al
most announcement and improper moments; put
this was to be ascribed to q desire to honor the
marks Of appreciation as pronounced and warm
as when they appeared on the platform. The pro-
gramme Of the day opened with the wsS3 her
characteristic style, and with her bonnet on. the
sentiment drew forth the usual amount OF applause
iicane, ELECTED the applause Of the audience. the
Frenchmen were tired after their fraternal march
with the Irish under 1soing sun and cut tn t
organ, orchestra and 1000, more or less, In bar
bar0us choral assassination OF Moore's charming
Charms" Then, by way OF compensation, Madame
Leutner sung her favOrite aria from the magic
Tuten and repeated the last verse In answer to an
enthusiastic encore.
STRAUSS APPEARANCE.
Then Strauss came, in his nervous, enthusiastic
manner. He appeared to waltz with hts head,
legs, arms, all being separately and distinctly in
motion, In obedience to soonest rOnger power,
The orchestra is Obliged to answer to his odtou by
the power which the mans belief in himself exer-
cises over them. They drag less with him than
trail people considers that he knows
more about what passes than any
ana not gu ns nave e
discipline. The atrocious ANVIL Chorus" was re-
peated by special desire, Of whom no one knows.
that 1t is the Executive Committee. The
Irish band then played the "StarsPang n.,a
a
have already commented, the first part being
brought to close with another grand chorus, 1.-THE
Harp that Once Through Taras Halls" and the
only wonder is that the instrument did not break
all Its remaining strings as protest against the
OPENING OF THE SECOND PART
The chorus opened the second part with Kinkers
delightful song, soldiers Farewell This was
followed by the appearance Of Dan GOdfreys red
coats with promise OF relief to the tried ears OF the
audience. They played the overture to Weber's
encore gave selection OF Irish, Scotch and English
airs. The overture to Don Juan was capitally
played by the German Grenadiers, who were vel
coined IN the usual warm manner. These recep-
lions or Ovations have become 80 much matter Of
course that they no longer repay heightened de-
close BY Dr. Lowell Masons hymn, "wit% One Con-
sent Let All the Earth" Before the last sounds had
died away the carpenters were busy preparing for
the ball.
This evening the Coliseum was the scene OF what
the choruS The event came about ia
Of the members OF the chorus being excluded from
the really superb terpsichorean affair Of last Wed
nesday night. They regarded their exclusion as
unjust held an indignation meeting, and voted to
this and 80 thew came to the terms Of the cSoris
ters which was to the effect that they should have
ball Of their own. The attendance OF the singers
whole AFFAIR was very tame. Strauss put In
an appearance Just to keep the Word
other reaIv mnsca, ger,,ses hut tbey left aorv IN
the evening" and those who fingered until the usual
hour for dancing parties to dissolve were numer-
themselves denOminated 1t, was emphatically
'cold victuals affair.""
THE BOSTON MUSEUM MANAGER.
The members OF the press from various parts OF
the country win not readily forget the thoughtful
Kindness Of Mr.. Field, Of the Boston Museum. Dur
ing the entire Jubilee they have been agreeaby
refreshed and entertained after their labors at the
Coliseum by the performances OF one OF the best
comedy companies in America. Mr.. Field also ar
ranged special performance complimentary to the
press of the United States in attendance at the
Jubilee, which took place this evening. The
with tfarcial adaptation Of the burlesque Of
"Black Eyed Susan" We have never heard OF any
scale for the especial entertainment Of SO large
number OF people for so long time. Here certainly
is Boston notion that has nothing mean or specu.
lative about it.
DINNER TO THE GRENAD1ER BAND.
4, A dinner was given by the English residents to
Yenns Was ne Of fSe most han TINS
sons OF the past fortnight. Three hundred and
seventyfve plates were laid, and the vands Of
course were In keeping with the season and served
to add to the object OF the FEAST The guests were
ranged at the tables MS vs with their entertain
ers, and the festivities were kept until nearly mid
night Speeches were made by President E. NJ.
Watson, LieutenantCOlonel Fudiger, OF the Grena-
diers; Dan Godfrey Bandmaster; General Frank
Palfrey, Mayor CASTOR General Schouter, Herbert
Radcliffe and others, and o letter was read from
Sir Hastings Doyle, Of Canada. The sentiments OF
the speeches was OF loyalty to her august Majesty
and good will to all nations.
TWO MORE JUBILEE DAYS.
There will be Just two more heavy days OF this
Gilmores Jubilee. The first win be on Wednesday,
when the farmer Of Chappaqua is expected to draw
well, and on the Fourth there will also be large
crowds. Four entertainments will be given on
that day, with ball to top on with In
the evening, and dollar rate will be
the common admission fee to each Of the
performances. What is to become Of the gigantic
pile OF boards afterwards nobody can tell, but
1t is barely possible that all the Sunday
school children of Boston will be invited to
Indulge In vocal exercise for a week or SO,
and that the opportunity OF hearing them
win not require more than twenty-five
cent scrip The German band will leave as
soon as the Jubilee proper is over and will appear
at jones' Woods, in New York, on Saturday. Itmay
also be reckoned as confidential expectation that
Strauss will appear In the metropolis of the world
after he finishes up his engagement here.
The band OF the Grenadier Guard will return to
England by the Imam steamer City Of Antwerp on
Saturday next. Prior to their departure they will
give concert in New York, for the benefit or the
st. Georges Society, on Friday evening, the 9Th