Whitney's Opera House

- Tbe i ennesseeans, a company of colored vocalists with un mn only pure, sweet and powerful voices, gave tlitir Qrst ■ ocert last inght. [t was a most agreeabje and charming entertainment. Jts chief feature was itsmelodiousness. ia ah their performances there predominated ;i sweet au 1 enchantinK melody Kvith syren-like fa-icination. The audïence listened with strained silenoe to ■ selection a id applauded all, en'■ many. Th re was a pie tnixi of plant il ion-slave relij melodies ana mor ■ modern, i more fashionable m isic. Th tainment is :x rar ■ one, and, jud ■ iiiKii ïwj eneci upin ine auuienee last ■ it is sure to giv i pi ■ i;o;i to Ihosc w h like to liear the uni■ 'jii( tiative miisic ui' (lic coioreii ■ Thereisnothing like il. and with the ■ lopmenf of the race it is likely to ■ disappear altogether. -Detroit ■ i'n-ss, Oc!, 18. The Tennesseeans wil] appear at Bllüi'soponi house, to-morrow (SatórHdiiy) evening,