, 1875-08-22

supposed to have been thoroughly CLEANED be has
1o4ud nsn straSton5 tnas xe5a received
oboe, and roloncello, with orchestral accompanimant
the solo quartet being magnincen uy rendered by
to be an unexpected treat 1t is in four movements
and represents Mozart In his happiest vain. Than
there was delicious concerto for flute and harp,
played by Msssrs. WehneE and Lockwood that WAS to
cattau degree the piece DE- Tes1sance Of the evening.
Nothing could b. more artisttca1ly conceived and
wrought out inaeninus!{ than this coneazto. Tho
and fugue in c minor. tho Grand Symphony in c
tInpiter}. ~Rondo de Chasse," tho ovartuEes to
Masonic funeral music The performance was worthy
Of the high renown OF Thomas orchestra Rats
I'm Walde symphony will be given on Thursday
night
phony concerts in Boston will begin OF tha 11th
Of November.
TUE LEyY-c CONWAY WEDDING.
heu Tork He4o4d 16tA.
The audience who 90 enthusiastically applaud
ed Mr. Levy at Gilmora's Garden last evening
after his mastery performances on the cornet
did not know whence came the inspiration that
fred his soul aud N1eathed his fsce with smiles.
He had Just been married.
Tho ceremony wss performed At 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon by the Rev. Dr.. Griffin in
the Presbyterian Church, at the corner Of uni
Miss Marianne J. Conway, better known to us as
Mics Minnie Conway. the eldest daughter of the
late F. B. and Sarah s. Conway, who formerly
managed the Park and Brooklyn Theatres.
Brooklyn.
Owing to recent Affections IN the family Of tho
bride, tho ceremony Was of strictly private
character, the only persons present baing the
officiating Clergyman, who was acting Tor the
Rev. Robert r. Booth: Mr. J. Levy, the BRIDE
groom; Mr. George 0perti, the gtcomsman +;
Mias Minnie Conway and her maid
The happy palr Leave this morning to spend a
few days at the residence Of Mrs D. P. Bowers,
at Manchester, N. H., returning on Thursdsy
next There will be no change IN the engage
mants made by Hiss Minnie Conway, the first
commencing at the Academy Of Music in this
city, with tho kiralfy troupe, in few days
MBs1cAL NOTES
Ba]fe'a rI Talismano" is to be given 1t the
Paris Opera during the next season.
If. and Mme. sauret announces a concert in
San FRANCISCO So does Nine. Araballa Goddard.
4 bust OF beethoven. the work Of II. Vidal,
haa just bean placed in tho new Paris Opera
House.
Miss Cary took niece and nephew along with
her to Europe. They aEe to put the fintahlnG
touches to their musical education.
Nine. Nilsson has declined 100000 for 100
nights. made her by Max StEakosch, on account
OF indisposition- 6he il now in Paris.
Christine Nilsson, although she has had nu-
merous profitable engagements in Europe, ex-
presses sincere desire to revisit America
Ads]ina patti, having refused many brilliant
offers for this country, may be regarded as =
non-comer on this sido Of the Atlantic for many
years to COMO
Miss Kellogg will produce Boic1dieu's neglect
ed opera Of LA Dame Blanche (The White
Lady, during the coming saason, Tor the t1st
time in English.
Clsra Fisher, now siagiug at Robinson Hall,
Nav York, is niece to the Clara Fisher Of fifty
years ago, and second cousin to Joseph IatfeE-
son and Mira dernnn.
L bust OF Vardi has been placed in the saloon
Of the Imperial Opera House. Vienna Mme-
Nilsson ia engaged to sing there in December 1t
salary OF ESQ per night.
A youthful and talented performer On the vio-
lin, Bertha Watt, aged 16, has made her debut
in Bteslau. She has studded under the direction
Of Prof. Heisaler in the Vienna Conservatory.
FSqaro reports that Nine. Judio has refused
Manager Grau's offer of $40. 600 for an Ameflcan
trip OF nine months, and thnt she showed him
she could earn - much in the sa1ne time IN
Paria-
Miss Adelaide Phillips has apparently aban-
doned her intention Of immediately leaving the
stage for she is now rgapizing IN Italian opera
company in Boston. prominent membor OF
which will be Miss Matilda Phillips.
The competitors for the vfoloncello, during ths
Paris Conservatory examination, to the number
of eight, executed the sixth concerto OF Romberg.
A young lady, Mile. Hil'emacher. pupil OF H.
Fraucnomme, gained the first prize.
The Thomas Orchestra start on Western tonr
Sent. n, returning to New England Nov. I. The
West demands . larger supply OF Wagner
than even Mr.. Thomas can furnish, az be cannot
accept one-haH tho engagements offered him
there.
Thsauthorit:es of Paris have forbidden the re-.
production OF the "Grand Duchess On account
Of its satire on the petty Princes Of Germany,
and it's general dealings With German subjects:
It is fea1ed THAI Geal- Boun and Baron Puck
might be made the object OF popular damon
stratlou more ardent than agreeable.
4 Western paper sends this pleasant bon voy-
see after Mia3 Cary: "That aweetest OF Mother
Cars chickens q floating DER the briny deep.
knd the Car OF al the Russias awaits heEt
Sweet gull With the voice Of . bulbul, garner il
the roubies, and then come back to marty
oountryman who taiks through his uoae and Is
patriotic"
According to the Cazzetta del Tedtri, the Min
ster OF Public Instruction in Italy has expressed
bis intention to prohibit the Professors OF the
OF the Peninsula from giving
private paid Lessons to the puplln OF their own
Classes during the vacations. Ho1idsys, it ID
argued are given for rest and diversion. not COZ
:inued mental ssraiu.
The eignth musical festival Of the Lower
Rhine came of 1t Mannheim, on the 4th and
5th inst The principal WORKS 10 the psogramme
we're Meudelssohn'6 "Ss. Paul." the second
oart OF SchumanE's Faust" and she Ninth
symphony. The performers Numbered $40, Of
shom 1iO ware in the band, and 300 IN the
:horus.
Schneider is positively to return to the Paris
stage next season. She has besa lrnpelled to
his step by the cost Of her superb hotel on the
Avenue de- pImperatrice. The price OF that has
nado quite hole in her Investments, and she
x1shes to repair the breach. She is to create
he leading character in = new piece by Nsssr7.
Neilhac aud HAleyy, at the Varis:es-probsblv
he long-procaised piece Of " La Bou1angsre =
les Ecua."
Jenny Lind, ut recent London party. is thus
1esc17bed BY correspondent: - She dresses her
lair in precisely the same styie as when in Amer
ca twenty-five years ago It Ii hut slightiy
ingsd with frost, and Is nearly - full and dow
ng ~ of yoEe. Age has more particularly left
Is imprint in the shape OF crows- feet On her
hin and neck, and At the ooruar Of her evss aud
mouth. ahA haa tao aszna hlsndsd "rnrs saainn ~