MIR. Henry Phillips.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
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Speaking of this great vocalis,'s first Concert,
you say, con Wednesday evening Mr. p, gives his
second entertainment which will be entirely differ
ent from that OF last nlsht, although equally attrac-
tive" Now, Sir, differ very much in respect of
this last observation. think the list Of songs
nounced for Wednesday, will be mmea ably
more attractive than that of Monday


'Tom Bowling" and "Down among the Dead
Men" are certainly gems when executed by Phil
lips, but the American public must hear HIM in
"The return OF the Admiral" and ''Shall /,
wastynge IN despaIre," TO have an adequate taste
of hls quality. | heard him sing these two fine
songs six years ago in England, the iecollec-
ton OF which has ever since been fresh in my
memory.


think all who may be fortunate enough TO hear
him in these, which consider must be most par
tcularly his own, will never forget him.


| hope we New Workers may have an opporu-
nifty to hear this great master IN some of Handels
compositions at the Tabernacle, or other suitable
place. am, sir, yours J-s


New York, oath Sept. 1874