New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-12

can afford 10 let tina, pass To be accused of ignorance
Of music in COMPANY with Ole Bull and idiocy IN the
same category with Mrs Child and n P. Willis does not
disturb our equanimity.
Tsr MUSICAL FEsTIyAL.-We hear on a.! sides
wishes expressed ,ha, this grand entertainment, with
few uninportsnt notifications, should be repeated 1t
was certainly quite in advance Of any thing OF the kind
heretofore presented. and would npsrt increased de-
Light on .e.hes-ng The full rich and yet fa;!y-!ike
music of Weber is ell TOO unknown 10 our public and
the delight with which il was received Is excellent ev
dence that i, would be again cordially welcomed as the
,parrer Of new and rare delights The Preciosa chorus
and the finale from Euryan:he' were the freshest ana
most delicious cup OF music have qus5ed since the
moon twenty years and odd quarters younger
though not more beautifui-than now. The Tramp
Chorus Of Bishup rejoced to near once again.
Bishop we love lie had the true Italian soul Tor must
cal expression informed with the wierd and magic spirit
Of the Anglo-Sexon. No more beautiful or effective
piece Of nRsic than the Tramp Chorus ever was nearo
1t sweeps over the heart ike the march OF an army 10
battle It was grandly sung and the clear seustain
inc voice OF the Soprano issued from the d 'au' Oh
the chorus Ike bright bird soaring above the Storm
Tct alone ia TOO beautiful be enjoyed again The
same voice too in the Italian duet with seadi-
ness meaning and severity Of execution which nave
rarely been equaled Madame Otto surpassed herself
Some OF her ornaments and t0rs de force were BY far
the best we have ever heard from her OF course We
hare said nothing about De Meyer, because the Courier
says MT: and il being the peculiar destiny OF
the writers for that journal produce great many COL
uulns OF without style and al! exactly alike II OF
course follows that every thing they say ought 10 be
s,renuouaiy regarded But We Go say on behalf OF the
pubic that Hills Festival Concert Oughtto be repeated
lO'c q
as ever His great a, OF lighting 300 candles br cath
is loudly applauded.
~ Firth, Hall K Pond have turned their aiten-
ton to the manufacture of seven'octave Pianos and
have already made brilliant progress New York Pianos
are now in the market with Chickering's of Boston and
Erard's of Paris.
t We lerrn from one of the evening papers
that A A. Adams a tracedan Of some note and man
naturally of splendid abilities, attempted to commit sui,
eide on Monday night but was prevented-the wound
no, being fatal.
~ The Magnetic Telegraph wire has again
been laid across the Eas, River.
II The sales of Chinese fancy articles ct the
salesroom of Draper, Dias warren-yesterday morn
ing drew together quite fashionable am of ladies and
gentlemen, and the bidding up to high water mark
The scene was occasionally quite exciting.
E8~ THE CLAY VAsE-The silver vase that is
to be presented to Henry Clay by the gold and silver
,isaps OF the City of New.York will be exhibited the
Exchange on Thursday the 18th inst Aterward, for
few DAYS at Messrs Williams & Stevens's Looking Glass
Store 3i3 Broadway.
THEATRICAL CRIrICIsM.-The Herald has a most
hst,erine notice of Mr. SCOTS Mark Antony the Bow
cry last night bet most unfortunately Tor me crtc
discrimination the performance did not take place pa
mon and Pyhas substituted in consequence OF the
illness of Mr. Davenport Evening Mirror.
~ The Consul for Belgium residing at this
port has received official information from his Govern
nent tina, the following articles will be admitted in the
ports Of tina, Kingdom free Of duty until the LIST of June
1876, viz Cheese, Rye Barley Buckwheat Indian corn,
Beans Peas Oats Oatmeal Potatoes, and Rice.
-" The Washington r. b. Society hold
meeting at National Hall tomorrow evening Addresses
will be delivered by Rev. Thomas Spencer of the Epis
copal Church Bath Engand-now visit to this
Country Rev. w w. Everta, of the Laghtstreet Bap'
fist Church Rev s. $. Backus, Of Auburn, n y; and
Mr. Alexander Welsh.
FATAL Accidentally young man named Charles
Brown OF Brooklyn. on Monday evening fell through
the hatchway in the OF Messrs Trowbrdge White
6. Co. lis Pearl.street NewYork. He was engaged in
closing the windows in the third story about six o'clock
when he stumbled fell and precipitated through the
open hatchway upon the ground floor He struck upon
his head fracturng his skull and never spoke alter
ward He was Immediately conveyed 20 Brooklyn and
every thing done for him that possible; but he eS
pred at 10 o'clock this morning The youth was clerk
in the above store, and aged II years.
- THE MANHATTAS ASTI.SLAvERY SOCIETY
ISAAC T. HOPPER Presidency will hold another meeting
This evening in the Hall the OF Broadway and
spenard.s, 10 discuss the bearings of the L. s Const
tuition Slavery.
| ET Hon WILLIS HALL is now in our City on
his way to Washington, where he will spend the Winter
attending to his business before the Supreme Court Of
United States We rejoice to him in such excellent
health Except when walking he appears quite himself
again
- We learn by passenger who came over
the L. l. Road Yesterday that aborng man run
over and instantly killed yesterday morning BY an eX-
press locomotive on the Norwich & Worcester Railroad
near Framing ham Mass. The accident occurred about
O'Clock in the Morning and the unfortunate individual
was n, the time propeling hand.car, and moving in the
same direction the locomotive He leaves wife and
one or two children.
TRIAL OF Polly BoDlSE.-Upt to past o'clock
Yesterday the time OF recess one Juror had been OBJ
tanned His name is Lewis Cecil Denant, native OF
France we understand and joiner, or carpenter, By
profession in Ann.sreet The counsel for prisoner sta
ted to the Court that he would insist upon the Jury in
the case being vigorously kept together during the trial
and not permitted TO visit their families The facts OF
the have already been fully reported and will be
unnecessary to repeat them as the trial progresses
Should Jury be obtained9 from day to day. During
the Evening Session another Juror obtained His
name is Hunter shoemaker understand, in Grand
street.
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Statement OF MIR. GoidsOn.
To The Editor Of the Tribune
sIa-The letter of Mr.. Mackenzie published IN your