New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26


uent md respectable citizens OF that vicinity iah'h
syenue) The improvement OF the School has Kept pace
with its success snd it probably sricns the ees'
in the City fo- young children.
TgoyAs CLARxSoS-A Autograph portrait Of TINS
lsrlenei Phlanhropis, WHO was for sixty years 'he
,,,ues-ie a;vocs:e OF Universal Emancipation may be
obtained of William Harmed. No Sprace-ss lis en-
.rsvsd by E g. < {. C. kellogg Hartford, CT from
rct,re by H Room The likeness we understand Is
very sccurste.
Dyp1cArroS.-W-e understand that the dedica-
no, of the New Gothic Methods: Episcopal Church
corner Of Grand and Even Wilarnsbursa will axe
place on Thanksgiving day the 10th inst AZ O'Clock /
N. The dedication sermon Will he preached BY hev'
Bishop James Sermon in the evening st : o'clock ny
Rev Dr. Pit,nsn OF New.ycrk. II the weather should
be stormy the dedication VIII be postponed
~ II viii be seen, by an advertisement in an
other column that Rev OWEN LovrJor. brother OF +.
= Lovejsy the Martyr speaks the subject OF Slavery
a: hnsst Chapel this evening Those VINO have heard
NJ. Loveoy pronounce him most brilliant speaker.
~ The Collector OF the Customs acknowledges
the receipt OF fifteen dollars, sent anonymously as due
TO the L. : Government consequence OF mistake IN
the amount OF French invoice
- The steamship Seat5er.er has not Yet been
purchased BY the Governments although negotiations on
the =ubjcc, are foot. She is remarkably tine
vessel and doing an excellent business IN the Charleston
trade.
Class IN PTHErIsM-Mr. Sunderland meets
such ladies' and seutlcmcn wish practical instructions
in Patriotism tonight IN Lyceum Hail. Broadway near
pruce.st a; o'clock.
- 1t was good move to keep the steamer
KNrcxxRBocSEK on the night line to Albany until navi-
CATION closes. for there boat waters that IS
greater fsvor;e with the travelling public
- The Sea Witch is the name OF new ship
now on the stocks in the .hpyard the foot of seventh
St E. r She Is owned By Rowland & Aspinwall. is to
be commanded by Capt Waterman and is intended FOR
tine East India trade.
" VIII gun-cotlon blow up one shoemaker
for sending HIM home tight boots a; o'clock in the
evening. when you nnst 20 on,
- The Morning Boats to Albany have been
discontinued for the
Iy@ A man named Archibald Shay was rescued
from drowning by Z. NJ. Wheeler. on Tuesday.
PoLlcE.-Iames Parker was arrested for em-
bezzling $500 from his employers. There were lot
OF small potato petty Iarcenes.
SvoRL-We hope those who thinl. our praise OF
this man cxuayocan will read the following picture OF
the impression his music has made upon the mind and
heart Oh student poet an enthusiastic man with an
almost angelic intelligence and heart quite childlikc-
who sees and hears with the spirit is 're;ted nor
exercised by the rude iangng Of the untuned wor'd-a
man whose life is in harmony with his sspiraons
/. ,l,l, Of
music.
What could praise before laultlcss, seemed
great. The una!loycd delight which could not re-
to perfect beauty, WAS now deepened by true
soul thrill. We owned the humanity OF his music; the
workings OF great heart We're in It. niOdestly yelling
themselves in the very purity and perecness OF their
own uttcrancc. More aud warmed tognrd
the man thanking him for that melodous magic by
which he brdgcd the distance between Our
hearts said within US Il is good 20 be with him aud
to be with him il to hear his violin. With what JOY
satisfied ourselves beyond doubt that were in
the presence merely OF wonderful performer but
OF great artst-oi one who by ul heruism of
study has proved his genuine vocation character
than which any higher be borne by
Sivori has clearly proved himself the greatest violin
isl who has visited this country Not ouly he perfect
in all the details and in his separate passages but there
Is perfect unity in his performance Ms whole He has
OF course, the wild Northern imagination OF an Ole
Bull but he has all the warmth and deicacy and depth
OF the sunny pocsy OF the South and whereas the Nor
weCan disspates his mind in music revealing rest
less fantasies vugue ana uncOnncccd by any other logic
than that OF their moodness, IN sivoris music
there IS symmetry and progress and completeness Nor
do feel that he lacks any OF the strength. OF
the crystal and decrninatencss OF outline
remarkable in Nicuxtcmps while he adds far oil
passion. chastened always and subdued
Then. too, he has the modesty OF true Artist We
could detect the slightest atectation pretencc
lie lives too deeply and sincerely IN his music his look
and those of innocent and beautiful
child rustnsly and wonderingly following the guiding
hand OF Art through boundless world of miracle and
(. nj iusp rp1 1.r
because ne seems 10 want your sympathy in his deep
sense of beauty and in every little triumph which
Yards his faithful pursuit OF it
Then caiue the Prayer from Moses executed on the
fourth string. 1t hHd body Of nearly equal the
vuicnceio; and there depth and earnestness OF
expression in that prayer of which the human voice
sell ia hardly capable If Rossni mad conceived no other
melody but that, would have stamped him for g5n
JUS and TO have heard that melody brought out and
TRANSPORTED it in this performance, is memora
able thing in ones experience. The martial theme
which followed in the extreme OF contrast full Of
every rolicksome conceit the melody il were
bewitched and Knocked itself in limitations of all OF
instruments, especially saucy little pipe whistle
which made you question the identity of the violin
Being unanimously cucored, the artist returned and
unspeakable delight commenced the 4dGyi0 Riigi
of Ernst This was tue great thing Of the evening
and displayed his abundant capacity appreciate and
execute the deeper and eas dazzling styles Of music
This the music Oi the soul and not OF mere effect
His performance Ui was truly sublime he seemed 10
feel II and be- hled with it, and to address hirnse the
task AZ TO religious act The stiffness OF deep
refreshed W. could yield ourselves up all the more
tru=tngly 10 the laughter moving genius OF the Carn
vs which he has u throw in matter Of course at
the end OF every Concert before they will let him OF
There Is this u be sad about all the marvellous ieats
OF Siyou's performance that they do weary you
ike the sort OF thing i'll others This is partly be-
cause they are perfectly done; but partly also and
much more because there is living genius in whatever
be does the feeling OF the dream il always fresh like
the memory Of bright green meadows in chiIdhoods
sprlng-ffesh aad marvellous as the story Of Undne
Every one felt better and better doubt not from
his playing Nay blessings follow the pure young arti.
CAM!LLo 5rvoaI, and may he again to bless us
fiarbn2er
SOCIETY FqR THE RELIEF OF DEsrITUrE CHI.
DaES or sEAsszS.-It !s generally known that an
Asylum Tor the relief Of the destitute children OF sea
men has, within the past year been established near
the Seanens Retreat staten Island. This IL one Of
the most deserving among the many charitable institu
tons in or near our city Seaen proyerbally most
inproydent they encounter peri!s and ha.dships un
known 10 andsmen. They subjec, 10 misfortunes
and accidents unknown TO any othe- class From the
nature OF their employment large portion of their
msioftunes must fall heavily their wives and chill.
dren. Il s therefore credit 10 the benevolent ladies'
OF the city mat they have established comfortable