New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-06

Two Preachers ,1o three Female Assistants have ote
tie Mission dlTtsS the year, ard f0cr Preachers arc Fe
eAss:aots have been removed death eanses
The Rev. Ar Dean, la;e Missionary IL China made s
s-ie: Statesmen: 10 tie Board Of tAe results OF his
II. had with him Chineseo5e CT his cs,Evsr;s-who so
,1red IN the of The country aid sang Of
hmm IN bis -s-ivs lcnsrS-c
ne R.s,is: Publication Sabbath Sscos SOCIETY," had
II. rceti,- on Thursday + NJ TIE regular reports weee
MAZE and addresses Geiiverei
m. tSc.ursc Before the Board Of Foreign Missions
Delivered on Gay evening % the Rev Nj. Ite Q:
Philadelphia
a. 5fr. HkxgY PHILLIPS. the well-&nown Vocal
st gives his Farewell Concer, n thls country at
Sls Saoon IRIS s-eui when several entirely news songs
VIII &c ivsr laeiGtiuE ore SiaSS.s He Will ne A.
sisted BY Miss Moss amo2s others. M Philips deserves
-n4 we ;.J.st vii! have, ooan:ilG! house.
We commend to or rea2c-s following remarks OF hc
Bosoa Atlas. elected by Concert cnuy gwen BY Nj
Philips il ;ha: ciIy.
E Prlllr eSgT-oa Moatsy syen,9s NF h fen
49, ilyip 10 igd thar he successful. only -
parius an excellent musical entertainment for his eonny
and m ksc II productive Of pleasure his audience, hut h,
/; ys 2riuctse. reeuusry poat OF view; 10 hlu'sr
au productive ot fos hts professional ability
Tier probably sbout siI hundred FvrscnS prsen,
,1 be ntr oar ci,,rns dis:He uisked for ,he,r All
mtion OF tn old English school OF music was prore'
compliment which they p'it TO sraiirin 9ss:f'sdy d
anu y no had been well and warmly received uader eeI
TIE programme Of NJ Pnirs was p,sonIri sScrsy.y
from hi, Compositions We had eeinse heatd
one OF two Of them NTH pleasure bat the most OF them were
new TIE PRINCIPAL ard lead piece, the bill have beer
written by hir he This couTy, and ae intend
ed n; merely characteristic song. Sn re'nsrence>
when he l carr 10 Eosiand TO hc called up whef
shall ,us of the nds and Sndaess he ms ioun IN INC
listed States nowhere heartily fhhn N Boston
The Rel.s Of New York. Nagar. The Bear Hunt and
Pleasant Ohil h. graphic musca! Sketches 10 which hs
/ prefix .!s.rredT belongs
Al The concert The Bear Hunt the eadps thing
fec. ThyTr at,icu'tb hue Tr-p,ratlCn OF music
"a the words " sieat. my boys followed by sSplo-
i've note on B Hst the word Jfrs which was start
bag Thee another passage. nsuc IN srmitonss ;e
scrIpy- shots. Which Is effective Ne
cioS- of ms Grand Scsrs made " tnr STYLE of hagh
ballad, ~ith Ju- = The Sea Fight was also an 81
scriy- sud Sc-a, differently coustrucisd N seeoua
aiuu; .ud may De- generally Preferred We rsetird that
\iagsa could et given with the orchestral ACCOMPANY
Al he cls, Of the rerfcyr,rces Mr.. Phillips WIS ealet
aut bv the audience. He made appropriate address &C
sno-,trg the kindness be hsd ece u m Boston, lnt a
he should .i,ays carry IN. grateful recollection with ham
Az SIr Phillips from the Provinces. aud fke N.
tet,,-r this ort England woud b cnuliGE he
would giy- concert which ~ the old standard son
Of gsrd should BE- introduced Why not some OF ibiu'
Probably there living who could So we'll IRE
,-ut their peculiar styl- III Ps,irs In lte while IN,
no; op- of the school ct tnsh will remain Fer
h,ps th- no place the world where that school -
hixbIy .rS The present time. New England W
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