rhsatric ais, De.
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sEeosr Coscrer or fEorolp Oh MgfEa-The most
elegant and fashionable audience we hare ever seen
thronged the Park last night to witness the second
cert OF the ionpianst. who produced even greater
sensation than at his nfst appearance He played the
fantasia the second finale from Lucia d Lammer-
moor which is justly called his best composition We
perfectly agree with this opinion, for il 10 impossible to
throw more enchanting harmonic combinations in bril-
liant concert piece than to BIO found throughout in
it. He played il he has played erything which we
have heard Of this astounding performer with i'm
menss power with the most perfect touch that fell
instrument and voluptuous elegance in the delicate
passages, which takes hold Of the soul and heart and
keeps, them spell-bound long after the charm has
dwindled away. What surprised most, were not the
heavenly purity and Of his shakenot the her.
culean power Of his wrist-but the deep feeling and
passion with which he marked the crescendo preceding
the climax OF the finale. No orchestra the most
powerful and well drilled chorus capable Of produ
cling similar effect and the tremendous applause and
cheers which could hardly be kept back till the conclu
sion Of the piece, were never more deserved OF his
&" Marche Marocane," which he was literally forced to
repeat have spoken in such terms of praise in
last criticism that cannot add any thing The
audience were completely bewildered by this suPerhu
that called forth We repeat it, has artist
taken hold Of public this trsnscenden pianist and
we were not mistaken when we said that De Meyer will
produce ro,e which will surprise nobody but the lion
himself This real enthusiasm for it is not confined to
particular class but has spread and
understand that not one be had for love
ney for the concert he is going to give tomorrow


Mr.. TEMrLKroSs ESrEKTAIsMENT-Another very ex
tellsnt house Palmos last night Mr. Tsmpston gave
anew entertainment" The Lays of Sir Walter Scott ,,
The songs all executed in the characteristic style
of this eminentJ vocalist, and the auditory highly
delighted.


BowERr THEATRE.-The benefit of Mr.. J. r. Scott was
admirably attended Thousands Of his friends literally
speaking turned out unanimously, and gave him re-
ception worthy of the old Bowery. In fact will prove
to him benefit in every of the word, and he can
this morning sing to the tune Of money in both pock
cts" The performances consisted of Putnam, the Blood
hound, and the Maniac Lover Ofhe two 6rst we have
repeatedly spokenthe equinne and canine properties
joined the really excellent composition and acting in
the pieces always great applause The piece OF
the Maniac Lover very interesting and altogether one
of the most thrilling dramas that we have witnessed
for some time past Tonight the same pieces will be
repeated


THE ALHAMRA The Ethiopian company attracted
quite large audience last night and from appearances
the place win be well patronssd To.nght they give
another Of their amusing operas Tor which we refer to
their bill


T,rrA.s yrrus-This beautiful painting and perfect
work of the scientific artist is every way calculated to
refine the taste and give chaste md sublime ideas to
those devoted to the study OF the hne arts put where
ble 1t almost useless even by euogy to endeavor to
portray its grandeur Nothing tend to elevate
the tnan Dy reucCtinS uPoh shoso uisah6
qualities with which mankind is gifted We may say OF
this painting that is the most remarkable and beautiful
picture exhibited in this city She is reclining upon


couch the pillow and drapery of which is SO skully
drawn that you must approach near to It, to be con
vnced 1t real The dshevelled hair and the
between the fingers is also done to fe The features
are animated and the countenance suused with chaste
angelic expression In the distance are seen two aten-
dans arranging her toilet and small lap dog in sleep
ing posture-the whole presenting scene of camness
and serenity The proportonate lines are true to ma
ture and to those who have not seen it, we say Co. and
uda hat n m
beauties had something than material spark in
its composition


Charles Howard and his wife formerly Miss Rosina
Shaw are performing at the Albany Museum.


Dumbolons troupe OF Ethiopian Serenaders, per.
forming at Richmond Va. They attract crowds.


Miss Josephine Clifton in Cincinnati playing at the
National Theatre there.


T. s. Connor is performing much applause at St. Louis


The Swiss Bell Ringers have been performing to
crowded audiences at Philadelphia.


j. w. Graham, a comedian Of Western celebrity, has
lately come into possession of large fortune BY the
death of relative in this city.


We understand the character Of Hamlet will be "gal.
vansed" by medical gentleman of this city, next week
The operation will be private.


is said the French troupe intend proceeding to
Havana this winter