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the Park That capital petite comedy, the wedding
Day was received with much favor. Mrs. Bland
Lady Contest was, indeed, admirable while tho Sir
ADAM of Mr. Bass added his already excellent repu.
tauos as performer At the conclusion Of the farce
the curtain drew up for LA Bayadere" Augusta
danced with her usual grace and spirit and drew forth
loud and frequent bursts of applause from the audience
The love OF the beautfulthe desire gaze upon that
which is truly lovely, either in the glorious works of
nature the sublime creations a-he studio of the
poet the painter the scuptorthe delicious soul stir
ring strains Of music waited to the ear from full or.
chestra-the graceful switching steps of the dance
picturesque groupings-all that eevates the soul
to commune with an ideal world-that harmon
ana tranquilizes the feelings, and infames
the breast with purer aud deeper enthusiasm
that inspires high thoughts and ennobles brave
deedsm fact, all that reines the taste exalts true
healthfu sentiment, and throws beauty DER the rough
rugged and thorno paths of lie is deserving Of un
bounded, unqualified praise


We therefore hail with pleasure and delight the grow
ing taste in this heaven favored land for opera and ballet
and the drama generally. Madame Augusta, though far
inferior to Elsser daness still illustrates the 'po
etry of notion and indeed embodiment of grace
She has met with considerable success and merits 60
nerous support from the lovers of the beautiful In the
Rondea" her toilette last night SO exquisitely
perfect its first performance but the dance receiv-
/


Her engagement closes to night and on Monday Mr.
and Mrs Cha rles Kean who have golden opinions"
wherever they have been play engagement OF three
nights only.


BowsRr THEArRE,-The performance last evening
passed of very creditably. Mr. Scotts Richard Darvl
was very well sustained and was Mr.. Davenports
Matiavers, in the piece Of Ernest Maltravers -
The whole performance passed of with eclat, and
fully sustained the high reputation which the "old
Bowery" has justly acquired In the "Idiot of the
Shannon" Blanchard inimiable. The bill OF
fare for this evening to which reter will be found
extremely attractive.


FIRST CONCERT OF LEOPOLD MEYER Ar THE IA
RERNAcLs" Yes. Allah is great-Mahomet his prophet,
and De Meyer his pianist - SO said after his first ap
pearance at the Park, and say again, after last
nights Concert at the Tabernacle crowded in all its
parts by brilliant audience. We not guilty of hy-
perbole if declare, that such spectacle has
been witnessed in America as that which took place du
ring and after the Concert Of this truly wonderful mus
cal meteor and defy anybody to give correct de-
scrpton OF the enthusiasm which vented tse in hurrahs
applause and really do mot know in what else-so
confused the noise. Great was the excitement
which he had caused at the Park cannot be pared
to that of last evening The public actually scaled
the platform where the two pianofortes stood, and
it really amusing sight TO Columba's
beautiful daughters climb over the benches, with
10 ay e ye Sycs ps sGp sG" to
sight Of his hands, and they really looked as if
they expected to see twenty fingers each with steam
engine at its end We predicted that he would produce
much more effect in the concert room than IN the
where the greatest part of sound ooaes Itself snd the
tremendous power had the slightest idea. twas
not like orchestra, but like five, and and
out rival The first piece he played was his Russian
airs, OF which have already spoken. 1t followed
anS y ss shs & is
Veiuxtemps or OleiBull lproduce such thrilling effect
did any other artist startle audience in such
high degree, unless il be Paganni himself De Meyer
did with his Carnival The applause that followed it
deaenng and did not subsde till he repeated it, intro
ducing it again, he usually deee with oxempora
neous fantasia of the most enchanting beauty This
piece, together with his "Narche Marocaine .wil
be forgotten by those who have heard it. The overture
to Guiaume Tell appeared like piece of necromancy
and we really do not know what to admire most his
wonderful memory in retaining such awful quantity
But the climax Of the evening was his "Marche
heard for the first time last evening, so immense
was the power with which he played it, and cannot
conceive how the instrument could stand it. 1t sounded
as executed by orchsstre monstre II was of


apturousy encored and De Meyer electrified the audi
ence by impovsing the most lovely variations that
pause OF the most uproarous kind and whom the enthu
sastic old Mr. Henrick could not contain himself any
shook the walls the Tabernacle At all events, ",
would advise Mr. Hale to have them examined whethe


s shs n
created last evening" exceeds every thing OF
record, even the Elssler Ole Bull mania.-
Want OF space prevents us from noticing at create
length the ofthe pieces performed Madame Adler
OF whom we shall speak more extensively after having
heard her second time, ELECTED considerable applause
in herars She possesses good method and will proba
bly, improve upon acquaintance. Mr. Phillip Mayer
made great progress since last winter he bids
become excellent singer; his voice is sweet and mel
low, and he possesses much feeling His air from Lu
Charles Pirabeau pianist Of high standing in Europe
who has lately arrived in this country presided at ht
panoforte with much skill He has full and energetic
n nd az m Can rflUQ from Tho M
accompanies we should think that he is a musician o
rare excellence


HERR ALExANpER.-This distinguished artist has com,
from the gobln-land of Germany, possessing the powe
of performing what the dreamers of that country have
imagined. We somewhat question whether he is not il
fact the Mephistophles the immortal production of thu
brain of Goethe And yet Herr Alexander has none o


the appearance Of his satanic majesty but is one Of til,
most pleasing and attractive gentlemen saw
The ladies are all delighted With him and SO is ever,
one who sees him. Ni5lo's Theatre was last evening
crowded with as large and fashionable audience a.
we have seen there this season. For two hours they
, were Kept in perfect amazement. When we left, W,
could hardly realize that had not been dreaming
Such apparent physical impossibies this wonderful
ments cannot be described They be seen and W,
hope hope no % one will neglect the present opportunity, a
with us again for many months


Mr. U. c. Huns CoNcERr.-On Monday evening mex
Mr. u C. Hill gives festival concert at the Broadw ay
Tabernacle The orchestra is to consist of $50
and nearly 100 Instruments The music is selected will
great taste from Rossini, Weber, Bslfe and Bishop
The concert will on the whole probably be one Of tn,
most interesting that has been given this season.


The ALHAMRA.-Ths fashionable place of amusemen
still continues to be filled every evening with an audi
ence who laugh themselves almost death at the drol
lerles OF the burlesque company. Last evening tn,
laughable burlesque upon Cinderella, called Shde
heela" and the most mirth moving burlesque we eve
saw called Buy .ldare, the original of which all vii
recognize, were performed Tonight they take fare
well benefit on which occasion the same pieces will b.
repeated


Mr. Jshn Bates is about building Theatre in Louis
vile. ~


The Swiss Bell Ringers ringing at Pittsburgh


Mrs. Mowatt took benefit in Boston last evening


SELkIRK's SETrLEMENT.-This colony is located
about 700 miles above St. Peters Ii consists O
some 5000 inhabitants, mostly connected in some way
late years the population of the colony was rather y,
the decrease. number Of our most citi
zens emigraed from Europe and reached this place by
the above route though we heard them recon
mend il aareeahIa a,.ar ~