New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29
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and interesting Information which would be posiiiFey
crirninsl lose the benef, 4 We shall expect 10 see
crowded and picked sudience.
OLE BULL-This name with which among the
disciples Of Music many magical associations con
nected appears for almost the las time record Of
metropolitan life and society Tomorrow evening he
bis farewell 70 America AFTER Acquaintance q two
BRET years with this man t4s true child Of genius
whose power 5 scknowets. by every heart that
ever came within his elecirie influence We ind . hard to
1--WE him up Beings with such sits as his are rare n
the preseu. aspect OF the wor1-snd admiration love
for them when they do appear asses from individuals
into the heart OF the public where lives forever en-
banning their memories. Ole Bull has run more or isnI
career in America than any other artist The first whisper
nss Of the power which sy whp hn were responded 10
with ervor scarcely ever before witnessed IN apuohc
and the enthusiasm then -kudied has gone with him and
! borne him up irnly and steadily There Is something
/ in the character Of his musc-in the Wild and ungov
enable freedom with which be gives Wsy 70 his impui'
sesths has been recognized 90 be IN harmony With the
genius OF the American mind and character lis soul
too seemed to ind light in broodns and dreaming
amid gigantic and strange scenery-o hear her ma
i've language uttered in The eternal bass Of Niagara aud
to ind conecnal resiins place amid the Wild soade'
Of our ocean prares Tue love aud worship Of our ns
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fruitful soil when the ma e.tic history tel into the heart
fOe Bull. and long as the Niagara ihunders. or the
Wild winds career across the bountess prares-ons As
the name OF Washington IS revcrencedmsy We retain
graceful remembrance of The votive offerings with
which this grateful child q the laroh North has eroel
ished them.
Unlike almost all other artists who have visited AmcTi'
ca. De Bull has understood and loved US de IS
proud to be regarded as the adopted child Of America
and we know that in parting from keen psns VII
wiring his heart II his surprising success has made him
A few enemies ye, bis warm heart and many virtues
have endeared him to hosts OF friends whose remcm-
brance will long ouilasi the shadows which envy has en-
deavored 10 throw around him The parting scene on
Thursday night vii be long remembered as triumph
scarcely ever before achieved by any a,st Il viii par
take Of almost religious pathos, and viii be held in the
hearts Of all those who participate in 1t a. rite sacred
20 Genius and Friendship, whose names IL Will be con
secraed.
/ TEuPLEroN-To night j. the last concert but one
OF this dstn guhed artist on Monday evening next he
sings in Borron snd viii then hasten Southwark before
our cold weather in. We have already expressed
our admiration OF Mr. Templeou fully and freely ths,
have nothing farther present 10 say than that he
tonight gives of his most attractive entertainments
On Monday night he had quite large house as he has
/ yet drawn.
! De MEYER.-Ths astonishing musical wonder
this whrwind condensed into ten hugers-pucked from
piano last night re- proioundesi aud most secret mys
teries-wsing shrekng. shudderng and laughing in
/ phren1y by turns hey were torn away. Two more
/ Of his tremendous OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and one
other highland the spell will be over. Those who
would not wake up meteor fall will not go 70
hear him.
The WAY As EARrHQUAKE TRAyELs.-The
movements dongs and on OF our WE'LL behaved
Earthquake from Wes,ches,er County seem to have at
,racted good deal OF attention from the press letter
writer in the Worth american says ~ resembed the
sound Of distant thunder the sudden opening OF the d.
apason OF organ the rolling Of pumpkins across
barn door or any other sublime phenomenon-endr rock
ed the lamp sleep the table made the good dame
in the corner awake from her twilight nap and cry
Heaven save US and caused the old clock upon the
wall to strike the hour in ia capo terror
Acorespondent writes that the shock was distinct
y felt by many in this City At the moment he felt the
shock the clock pointed - minutes past .. His house
he states, was sensiby shaken. At Staten Island the
shock was pretty and lasted about three seconds
On Long Island at Bedford Jamaica Hampstead and for
many miles il was felt at o'clock On Staten Island At
very different and distant points, 10 minutes past
o'clock In Connecticut Il lasted half minute and was
heard at quarter past 8. At Norwich c. the whole
| earth seemed 10 shake violently that a gentleman
standing his house nearly thrown Oft his let
Whole families ran into the street in consiernaton.-
The people in the church for evening service supposed
the bell had fallen from the s,eepe. The steamboat ~
ing at the wharf was moved and the motion sensiby
felt by the hands board" We told that all through
Fairfield county in Connecticut the shock was very Sc
we're at Huntington clergyman was reading at the
desk when his books were thrown of the table. At
Greenfield HILL milk pans thrown down, and consd.
cradle CONSERVATION was produced among the people.
gentleman residing there mentions il fact perhaps
connected with this phenomenon that on Tuesday even
Ing the springs and wells In that neghborhood were all
dry for more than an hour and ha-the water having
apparently receded from them into the earth At Gen
sandfords place, Tarrytown, it was also very per
ceptble quarter past Indeed 40 distinct was the
noise that the residents there all aware OF H. and
left their houses examine AS 10 the cause. The Gen
era house il built upon rocky foundation, but i shook
violently Az New Rochelle the shock lasted three.quar-
ters Of a minute The Editor OF the Evening Post was
at place called Roslyn Long Island and thus describes
the phenomenon
1.-THE building began suddenly 10 shake with great yio
leuce 80 tina, the windows ratified and the rates crack
/ ed our first impression that somebody was en-
deayoring ~ move heavy stove on the noor Deo" =,
violent wind mad sprung up but the shaking Of the
house soon followed b. deep hollow sound, Ike
the rolling OF thunder unGer the earth IL became ey
dent that the phenomena the effects OF an earth
quake.
" The trembling and uni must have lasted about
TWO minutes The movement Of .he sound very
deliberate and seemed ~ be 10 dire tiOn from
South 10 North perhaps little to the East Of North
Some Of those who out o. doors pretend 10 say
that the shock was accompanied by bret electrical
exctaion Of the ar bat Of these Appearances We could
get no confirmation from others.
a gentleman his Just Informed that a. his resi-
dence al GOwanus, near the water, at about screen
/ o'clock, the shock was very severely felt lie was
/ conyersing WIKI friends and the noise was 80
loud - 10 genera exclamation Il also a"oke
as lady who WAS rec.in!ng sofa IN the adjoining
. r(-1 picture i6auies shook against the walls, and
to y. d. Of toe casdeeoga the nante piece VI
orated viii great violence The shock ssted about ten
seconds ne house rocked violently az 70 cause
consideral N, and as or friend smnlngy 90
serve broaght 70 their recC. ectous sundry denunca
ions ron pulpit during the former part OF me day
ies.al.ay le rode out about ten miles IN the drec-
tion Of Far4-3. ali learned that the shock was ieit
with eoua - tina nesnoornood DsheeN ssren