The New York herald., 1876-10-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

6rEINwAY HALT-THoMAB TENTH CONCERT.
The first part or tho programme of Thomas last
night represented soven eomposers-weber. Wagner,
Beethoven, Mozart. GInka, Rubinssein and Saint
Saens. The lovely overture to "Euryanthe." that
standard favorite OF tho concert hail. was followed
by the larghe,to from Beethoyen's second symphony
scherzo by the Russian composer, Glinka, and tho
iApcifui poem by sant-saens, lie Rouct domphAle -
Messrs. werrenrath and Remmertz sung selections
IRON Mozart, Wagner and RuDnsten. The symphonic
little works which, like the Queen NAB in Berlioz .
"Romeo and juliet symphony, or the scherzo OF
"siidsummer Night. Dream" attract by their
cate ins.ru mcntation 10 marvellous The court
OF tho Lydian Queen, 10 whose charms
Hercules bows In profound homage seems TO be fairy
Its loquacity Is full Of halfdisclossd roguery
and the whole seoms 10 melt away IN perfume and
ansh ~ !, x,e that Thomas, hand from ali
others in their Interpretation OF works OF this kind
The second part OF the programme consisted Of the
nounces . Scandinavian programme for Friday night
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Wagner was at last accounts At Verona
The last concert od Nilsson In Sweden given ~
her birthplace, wexo. for the benefit Of tho poor.
Mms. Araoela Goddard made hor nrst appearance in
many years concert in London on October IL
The Now York Mozart Club give their first concert
this evening at steinway Hall The soIoisss win bs
Miss Drasdil and Dir. Arnold
Tho revival Of orenbach's ia Belle Helene" At the
Varieties Theatre Paris, has been a great success
Mmo Judic rivals Schneider in hor impersonation Of
the title role.
Miss Laura Schirmer, American vocalist who
made her debut in New York last season with the
Boston Philharmonic Club, Is now in Vienna, and Is
said TO be possessed Of phenomenal voice.
Nine. Otto Goldschmidt Jenny Lind has juss pro-
sented 900 tho Stockholm Academy OF tho
Liberal Arts, Of which she is member. With the in
tcrost Of the said exhibition 10 to be founded
Tor deserving students.
psrlor concert given last evening as NO. 20
East Fourteenth street by Messrs Sherek and Brownold
q large audience being present. Miss Sommerville
sung Scottish melody with charming expression and
Mrs. Dora Gordon Steele won enthusiastic applause by
her rendering OF "kobert toi que Jaime" Miss Al
banesi, Miss Livingston and Mr. C. TorrAni took part
In the concert
When the French authorities decided to entertain
Sir Salar Jung ut the Grand Opera House they were
hard put to box for the distinguished guest
II Is said that people kept running for two days
on this errand, and enormous prco had finally 10
be cashed up BY some oversight the government
though 1, paid for the Opera House, neglected to
serve boxes for State purposes.
A short timo since the Imperial Theatre OF 81. Pc-
tessburg was very nearly falling y prey to the
fdmes? mol To the opposite element Some ono
forgot to turn or certain tap In the wardrobe Tho
waer kcpt flowing steadily oil night through the
closed oriace II found Its to the boxes and like
wise TO tho stage, causing a regular inundation, SO
that next morning, the scared officials at first almost
Imagined the Neva had got upthat Is lef s bed very
early. and selected new channel.
An amateur theatrical performance for the benefit OF
the Warren street mission and reading room, attached
to the Rev. Dr. Storrs' church, will be given at tho
Brooklyn Athenaum Monday evening, the 23d inst.
Tho entertainment will commence with tho play
'Bachclor OF Arts and conclude with the farce
''who's Who 20 Tho leading parts will be sustained
by Misses Blauvet, Ryder and Phelps, and Messrs
Hatch, Hughes, Brashir, Low and Bambcrg