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70 Mr.. RAKEMASS's CoScERT at the Taber-
nucle las; evening attended by such bounti-
iu audience as the talent engaged coud not fail to
attract. The performance was mainly Of high
order, though Mr.. RAKEMASN did himself less
than justice in the arrangement. Intlc.ii. lie Pi
is not effective nor popular instrument ia
a large edifcc and at Concert of the au-
ditors have, to speak moderately, quite as much o
this Instrument they relish at home. YET Mr.
RS evinced the skill of a master; while Me.srs.
NAoEL on the Violin and KSosa on tbs V.oHncelo
exceeded even their former achievements. A.
ksooP's Grand Concerto fro - ''''''
,,.., ,l.;,.,,. or.l "--.eu enthusiastic plaudlts


r. bright, particular star Of the evening
was the new Prima Donna from Italy, Signora +.
GARis, who, coming among us unheralded and un-
pretending fairly took our musical world By su,-
prise. Her first notes were received with general
delight, and her nria, Deb Ta bell Aurina, sur
passed any thing we have heard here for months
perhaps for years. We compared her with and
deemed her at least fully equal to Mrs. Austin; ;
while better judges declared tha, city had no,
known her like since Mabran. Her voice is Of
g,eat sweetness and compass and her notes gush
forth round, clear and full, as though swelling up
from tho heart We cannot CTR in predicting Tor
her triumphant career among Us.