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TnE HuscARIAr BRorHERs-These vocalists are
not enly novelty in themselves, but their perfor'
nance is very curious, as well as exhibiting high
degree Of musical talent and ability. Their perfor-
il not merely the singing the songs and melo-
dies Of their native land but they initiate as IL were,
without enunc,ation, whole orchestra. Those who
have and heard De Bcgniss instructions TO the
orchestra, will have idea Of the nature Of this
feat, but not of is quality, the execution. De
Begnis, as werc mimic the players, but the Hun
garans do nothing Of the kind They, with the most
perfect ease and without ridiculous contortions Of
body rfeature, emit the most surprising and melo-
dious sounds. II is something like the chantings
heard in the European cathedrsls only not so mono
tonous and wanting the articulation. Two of them
have bass voices and two enors. One d the former
can descend lower than the bassoon. Their con-
ccrts have been hitherto very well attended and we
were pleased 10 observe number of our fashiona-
belsiics, a. vel as several well known musical
diletantc, preseit


By- The number Of cases of yellow fever had net
diminished in New Orleans, on the 10Th INST.