The Sun.
London, England, 1867-11-13 00:00:00

TIER R ULRICH'S CONCERT.

This accomplished composer gave a very excellent
concert on Friday evening last at the Queen's Con-
cert Rooms, Hanover-square. The seats in the
great music saloon were all filled, and the numerous
audience was of itself high testimony in favour of
the popularity of Herr Liebich's compositions. The
vocalists were Mdlle. Liebhart, Madame Czernirt
Madam Sauerbrey, Mr. George Perrin, and Mr.
Lewis Thomas, the important portion of the pro-
gramme, of course, being exacuted by Liebich and
his son Frank, aged nine years. Wrighton's song,
Bright star of eve, arise," by Madame Sauerbrey,
elicited great applause, as also did his lovely ballad,
"The Wishing Cap," which was sung with great
spirit by Madame Liebhart. Madame Cazrny sang
Abt's song, " Bonnie Kate," and a fairy song by
Liebich, the author accompanying the vocalist.
Master Frank Liebich performed a variety of bl°
father's compositions with great skill, and Herr
Liebich's rendering of some of his latest and best
productions, viz., " She smiles," " Ballade," and
" Good Old Times," made up a concert of inn"
than usual excellence.

MISS AMY COYNE, daughter of the well-known
dramatic author, Mr. Stirling Coyne, has returned to ',cu'
don from Cologne, whore for the last twelve months sbe
has been studying diligently under the guidance of I{(3rr
Ferdinand Hiller. She makes her first appearance as tb,
pianist at the Crystal Palace on Saturday next. .13,01°'
speaks highly of the young lady's musical attainments.
MR. FECHTER.—We have much pleasure in 8,13:
nouncing that Mr. Pechter is rapidly recovering from ti"-
attack of illness which seized him on Monday night. "Jae
alarming statements published, to the effect that ho b 3
ruptured a blood vessel and that reason had forsaken bil3/1
happily are without the slightest foundation.
THE FENIAN TRIALS IN DUBLIN.—DUBLIN'
TUESDAY NlGHT.—Genoral Halpin was found guilty
tog
day, but sentence was not passed. To-morrow August°
Costello will be put on his trial a second time.
THE CONVICTED FENIANS.—The statement tll3
a memorial from Manchester for the remission of sentence
d
would be presented to-day to the Home Secretary is devf d
of foundation. nothing was known of such an inteu—
proceeding at the Home Office.
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THE EXPLOSION AT SILVERDALE.—An .L-111
was held yesterday on the bodies of the three men, Ishautc.
Richards, Isaac Williams, and George Puwis, who wet°
killed by au explosion of gas in one of the pits of ti t
Silverdale Company on Friday, Mr. Wynne, Goverum°E;io
,
Inspector, considered the mine in an unsafe state, but th
the accident might nut have happened if two of the .
lout
ceased had nut taken off the tops of their lamps. The
found that the deceased met with their deaths by aceit`4,
which resulted from their own imprudence. They
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derod that the workmen ought to be visited frequoyi
by overlookers, and that the proprietors of the pit E4I
the
as soon as possible adopt a better plan of ventilation i 3

mine.
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THE ? ORTHERN COAL TRADE. Air.
Straker has been elected chairman of the North of ELI;
laud coal trade, and Mr. 11. T. Morton vice-chairman.
the
North proposed to erect a hall in Newcastle-on-TYne for
is
North of England Institute of Mining Engineers an iis
coal trade, and also a memorial hall to the late 3lr. Niel)

Wood, the eminent mining engineer.
WRECKS.—Daring the past week 49 wrecks 11,3av°,
been reported, making for the present year a total of 2,3