New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

what this Norwegian cor.urer with as nys'erou, wand
has said 10 hs familiar sp.;-bui sui more interesting
to hear thu, spirit give il uierancs under II. masters
. compulsve fingers
II More music glorious music let u' drink
our Oh Of the delicious inspiration Bring us noT our
evia;h,n the steamer. the latest uusie7i
wonder In LEOPOLD De METEA Hear European critic
upon this wonderful young man The fret literary men
OF the dag have levied their muse to DO homage
TO his genius. the truthful pen Of hss not been
silent IN raising trophies 70 him snc the louTaA''
viihou, single exception have done nothing else tnsn
expend terms Of euogy to do him triumph livery soo
cert a, which re appeared crowded 70 susoca,on.
At the Philharmonic Society be not only spPiauded
BY the whole audience but the orchestra testified BY loud
paudits their admiration Of bis performance and rap
turously encorei him"
Never wa. born q. Vienna on the 2Oh Dec. 1910 and
Is pianist By appointment, TO The Empress Of Austria and
Prussia
n grand musical entertainment i 10 be given
ihi. evening Thursday at the South Baptist Church,
Nasssu.st The Organ .Melodeon.' new instrument
lust arrived from France Will be introduced on the occa
sion.
e. The Autumn grows keen upon us, and there
Is glance Of cices in the as.hing OF the i /. It'll
glorious weather however and streets hronged with
] merry promenaders The Fountain with its new and
reienfous M .catiers ia froth cooy the face OF the
uassers bv a. il never had dreamed Of sultry csurn-
rner nights OF wooden benches The PARK looks brown
and breezy and every body has q chilled blue aspect A.
II they were shgdderng with apprehension OF acold
.howerbaih The newsboys rub their fingers and stand
on one foot while they the other in the rnge Of
their ,sttered undrelmables. Elderly gentlemen with
green bags scud swiftly away from the City Hal a. three
oc,Sck ike vessels afreid Of losing their Pert and the
bOund-up Omnihuses have txeye inside, With three on
box and the ioo,-bosrd 50 many things per
tanning 70 the season We yesterday in our little
wax
rYHWe stated yesterday on what we considered
good authority hat Mr Nathaniel Hayward Of Conneo.
Int was the inventor Of the curious and valuable srt-
Gle known inso.ube India Rubber. We are now told.
On behalf Of Mr. Goodyear that he has patent for his
article and that the merit Of is invention belongs ezclu
.vey 70 him We did know that there was any dis
pute the paternity oths inernins5y elongsoe A.
rce. But We have been shown certificate Of Mr. Ma
,hanie Hayward himself IN which he states that Mr.
Charles Goodyear IT, 10 the best Of his knowledge and
belief the gina and only inventor Of the article in que--
ton We OF course had intention OF doing injustice
10 any one and cheerully award Mr.. Goodyear The
merit which appears to De unquestonably his due
~ A Young man named George johnson, who
had failed 10 make stir in the world in hi own pr per
character asst night assumed complete suit Of female
attire with which he sailed forth and began to Gu, all
manner Of shines for which be arrested and taken
to the eh District Police Office where It was found
that AZ George had no, 5oed the pants but had put
the peltcoai in addition them, he must be discharged
- 4 man was arrested the other day in Brook
lyn charged with bgamy leaving his wife and THIRTEEN
children in England, coming 70 this country IN com
pany with young woman who. 1t was alleged, he had
married. IS no proof adduced that any marriage
ceremony had taken place, the was discharged but
the poor deuded girl was held ewd and disordery
person
- There are some fine paintings-and others
not quite 50 fneto be for nothing in the Granite
Buildings in Broadway The public certainly will not
be cheated out of iis money by this exhibition. The
pictures are shortly to be sold st auction
/ r. An infaniwas killed at 90 Christopher street
on Tuesday. BY Lsudanum given by mistake for Psro
goc One OF these posons quite destructive as the
o,her-except that the frstis quickest
~ Mr.. Van Dusen, the person who II was al
legged was robbed Of g. 900 board the South America
some days since arrested in Hudson last Saturday
and il undergoing examination on the charge OF en-
desvong 10 defraud his creditors by pretending that he
had been robbed.
[-Sy- The Board of Directors Of the Mercantile Ii
brary Association offer reward OF five dollars for the
detection Of the miscreani who mutlaed the September
number Of the New Monthly Magazine by tearing from
It the leading article, Bulwer Wster-Cure." We
trust they will succeed in detecting him.
GREAT Cattle SHOW OF THE AMERICAN ISsTI
rurE-By the advertisement will be that the Cat
lie Show opens to-day. 1t point Of numbers and quality
II will be the finest display seen in this City. Let
all who wish to view fine animals attend.
- The skeleton of the Mssiodon, exhibited at
the Minerva Rooms 400 Broadway Is decidedly the
enormous relic OF Of the extinct Of animal. Of
this country we saw and Is exciting great interest
among the Naturasts well ~ those who look upon il
only az a curiosity. There Is deception in this. The
bones are in wonderful state OF preservation and
apparently fresh If lately dissected from the AM
nal No one viii away from this exhibition dissp
pointed.
- 4 REPESTANT SLAVE OvERsEER from Geor
gia addressed the Antssvery meeting last eyenisg
the hall on the corner Of Broadway and Lspenardst-
Having followed for eight years the vocation he has late
y abandoned his statements were quite interesting He
reviewed and not without considerable point some Of
the positions taken by Gov. Hammond IN his letter TO
Clarkson The bearings Of the United States Consitu-
lst-tivuo ui1Sutrcu it1N"
animation By several speakers, and the meeting after.
ward adjourned 10 meet At the same place TWO weeks
hence.
BOARD or SrPgRyisORs.-This Board again met
last evening the enquiry in relation To the petitions
asking for The removal Of the County Superintendent and
the counsel proceeded in summing up the case.
~ The Vice Chancellor yesterday denied the
motion to dissolve modify the Injunction obtained by
Jesse Hoyt ssans, Mr.. Taylor bookseller and others IN
relation TO the Mackenzie book. Mr.. RoyL the Vice
Chancellor said having written three Of the letters HIM
self hss right Of literary property in them and can
hold The others as ehatel property The injunction i
not O. extend TO the Biographical sketches &c contained
IN the work.
lt'- In the Court Of Oyer and Tsrminer yesier-
day the tris of Eliza Hsaghwout for in the first
degree continued 1t shown that the house had
been insured by Mrs II. in the name OF Payne, (being
her previous 10 her last marriage a. $500 sad
the insurance was increased last Apn 10 $500. Poll
eies for ST. 900 exist the furniture and barroon
property The Court did not consider there was sum
Gent In the 70 conviction and ordered
verdict Of not guilty. nole prosecute was then entered
for the husband and daughters and the whole were DIS