New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-29
THE JUBILEE.
ANOTHER GOOD AUDIENCE-AN INFANT PRODIGY
A BENEFIT FOR MR.. GILMORE.

ANOTHER GOOD AUDIENCE-AN INFANT PRODIGY
A BENEFIT FOR MR.. GILMORE.
Boston, June 27-There was larger audi
cnce to-day, than has been seen in the Coliseum since
the Jubilee began with the exception Of Tuesday last
The chorus seats were full and many OF those who
were seated i'm them friends Of the singers, ana
not members Of the chorus The performance was
satisfactory the audience and passed of very success
fully, though It was somewhat tiresome TO those who
have been in regular attendance since the Jubilee began
The printed programme good one, but IL was not
followed very closely various improvements being made
it progressed. 1t included the European bands,
Strauss and Madam RudersdorfR. Madame Leutner did
not appear and general regret was IN consequence eA
pressed by those present.
One unique feature Of the programme was the intro
ducti0n OF an infant prodigy five years OF age, named
Joseph Lambert from Brooklyn. N. Y. BE was assisted
TO prominent position the stage dainty little
violin was placed in his hands and he rendered several
airs in skilfu manner including Put me In my lltue
bed " and mot for Joseph" These were greatly APP
preciated by the audience though he did not make so
much OF a sensation had been generally antel-
pated. 1t announced in the concert tnat
Strauss was suffering from rheumatism IN MS
right shoulder and would not appear, but he came at
last and welded the baton with his left hand, with MS
usual success. Madame Rudersdorf was few minutes
late, and the infant prodigy was put In her place III
the programme. When she forward and found the
little fellow on the stage, she vexed that she
refused to sing but finally persuaded TO take the
part assigned to her. The audience would doubtless
nave taken her refusal very kindly had she declined
positively to appear.
The reception of the bands was as enthusiastic as
ever the French organization maintaining its popular
ty with the people. The Irish band will be likely TO
another sensation Arrangements are making for
grand reception ana there is no doubt that their hs
performance will crowd the Coliseum.
on Saturday. Mr.. Gilmore will have benefit and the
9th Regiment Band from New York, with Glmores. Will
contest for the applause of the multitude with their
French German and English rivals. All the "stars" of
the Jubilee will appear aud there is every indication OF
popular financial uprising of the people to benefit the
protector Of the Jubilee Several excursion parties
helped to swell the audience to-day about 400 people
coming from Brooklyn, New-York.
A MIXED PROGRAMME-MR. GILMORE's BENEFIT
MIR. GREELEY INVITED TO THE JUBILEE
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
BosTOY, June 2S.-More than 10000 people
were present at the Jubilee to-day the attendance being
larger than it yesterday, as 1t had been announced
that Mr. Greeley would be present. Had he come the
Coliseum would doubtless have been filed in every part
Many regrets expressed that he not here aud
Committee will leave for New York this evening to en-
eavor to persuade him to comply with the very general
desire for his attendance.
The only new feature Of the programme, to-day was
the appearance of the band Of the 9th Regiment OF New
York, which nad g0Ou place piVbI1HiAiO'
had a very pleasant and fattering reception Ihey
onened with the overture Renz then gave aJoeph
strauss waltz and our National airs, and were
loudly appauded by the audience. The general opinion
seems TO be that band ia far superior TO the Uneu
states Marine Band but hardly equal to the European
hands "Hail Columbia and "star-spanged Banner"
have not been given well during the Jubilee as they
were bv the New-Yorkers to-day. The Yankee vim with
which they were rendered reused the audience TO high
pitch OF enthusiasm The English Band played several
irish airs to-day they have heretofore at the evening
hand concerts which prove very attractive to the people
who cannot spare time during the afternoon to attend
the Jubilee Leutner and the other stars were ap-
| plauded as usual heavy shower followed Leutners
singing and the rain through the roof OF the
Coliseum in several places.
Mr. GilmOres benefit tomorrow will be an occasion OF
great interest and an international hymn, composed by
him. will be sung among other selections There were
about 5000 people in the chorus seats today OF when
number only about 1900 singers The efforts OF the
grand chorus not been very satisfactory this week.
but there will undoubtedly be large additions Of singers
tomorrow or on the IrishAmercan day. which is next
Monday and on the 4th Of July. The question Of sa
cred concert Sunday has been the occasion OF hot
discussion between the strict Purans among the man.
ayers and the others Last Sunday one was gwen but
IL will be omitted Sunday next. Like all the Jubilee
arrangements this settlement will be satisfactory,
ono side pleased by last Sundays performance and
the other will be equally pleased because OF It's omission
| next Sunday.