New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-24
CITY ITEMS.

but the result OF careful study snd profound enjoy
nisrt of s tia; he has thus far done 10. the American
public Siyori has been coily, severely and airoity
criticised in mos; influential and depressing qusrter
and has been subjected TO tar trying o-es than
sar other artist who hiss made his appearance here But
no hss carried himself most successfully through by the
force OF immense sRd unappruschabe srtstcal talent
/ spS genius which burns calm sni sere8e We; with
intense snd subda;nc hre. Re found disposition 10
ureiude snd condemn him and general Gistrust in the
public mind occssiorei by the over eNertons made by
ujudcious friends IN his behalf but he has fused the
ucons-aous elements by which he was surrounded into
ses stormy only with applause, upon which ne IN
uuphanty rides. We know not If our readers like to
hear Sc much abou; music and r,usicisns-oui TO Us
true as, s among the men of all the earth worthest OF
/ honor and reverence We bow before them as the
priests OF the Beauaful-,ha, divinity who leaves no
room in the hesrt OF her worshper for ausht ugly or
dsprsved but Els HIN trl OF herself OF all who have
thus niustered 10 Us SrvoRt has most fully and corn
pls,ely satisfied the hunger of the soul We are not OF
those who irnpugn the motives OF any who d4er from
US in OUR estimation OF th;nss-we only strive
fully to express our own sensations and We pay this
tribute TO Camille Svori would discharge duty
We have already spoken OF the exquisite and surpass
Ing grace and finish OF his execution the smooth silver
sweetness OF his golden bow whence Dart srrows of
sound living beams music tina, illuminate the heart
as sunligh, The sky But last nigh; the performance OF
the Kreutzcr Sonata displayed to power snd gran
der:r which held snd all bresthless in species OF
I wondering admiration not unu,iSed with awe. deep
thrill which checked the noisy applause ready to burst
forth ran through the heart of the sudierce Thus
/ his triumph complete.
We have only room to add that the Tabernacle was
crushng full and that every part OF the entertainment
went on in the most brilliant and successful manner.
The duet from Serriamid< very fine and Mr.. FoS-
rASA deserves favorable mention for the excellent man
ner in which he performed the Psno part OF the Sonata
/ We cannot say more.
" HENRI HERE one OF the most celebrated Pi-
anists in Europe to this country in the Caledonia
An exception to those who have lately sought the United
States for the purpose OF eapins rich rewards for the
exercise Of their talents Mr. Herr among US ut
terry unheraded imputed with no sounding Of trump
cts parade of great yet all who have Travelled
or familiar with European journals and regulations
are that he of the rst of living musicians
while only every artist but every lady who plays the
piano familiar with his delicate graceful and brilliant
compositions HERR has created school OF music, and
has been for twenty years celebrity In Paris where
public taste and caprice 40 liable TO change LIST
/ TuALBERG CHOPIN HERz-these are the great names
long associated in the veneraon of the enthusiastic
Parissns There is a lover of music in america
who is not ready to give hearty welcome to HENRI
Herr
SABBATH SERvICEs:-Rev. B. + BARRETT will
commence course of Lectures tomorrow evening in
the NewYork Society Library building corner of Broad
way and Ieonardst in which he will exhibit Sweden
borgs doctrine concerning the Sacred Scriptures and
show its Importance. (Sec ADVERTISEMENT
l. will n
ist Church, Elizabetis, Walker, ~ morrow morn
ing on the influence of Physical Death upon the Moral
Constitution of Man ? and viii lecture in the evening
upon Popular Amuscments' Evening services will
commence hereafter at O'Clock. Seats free TO
gers.
Rev. f. 5. GANNErr, D. D. OF Boston will preach to-
morrow morning and evening in the Church of the D
vine Unity, Broadway.
discourse on the Moral and Religious Aspects of the
Anti Slavery Movement will be delivered by request to
morrow evening at u O'Clock, by OLIVER JOHNSON, in
the Wesleyan Chapel, No. IS Allenst
t5- YANKEE DOODLE for to-day IL decided
improvement upon either of its predecessors The Il.
Illustrations extremely good snd show that there are
true artists engaged upon them. Yankee Doodle's Sol
rec is picture OF great spirit and beauty.
EY Mr. William Kirkland OF this City Editor OF
the religious paper recently issued mere. left the
City on Saturday to visit child who had been placed
at Washngtonyie ten miles back of Newburg, for his
health lie was to return Monday morning as the
duties OF his vocation required his presence in the
City that tune, but mas not since been heard Of In
formation respecting him will be thankfully received by
his family at li3 Greenes ST
EYS The Editor OF the Anti. Sidrery Standard
calls City Items unmtigated and vapid Stiffness.
This be a mistake. not aware OF ever
having stolen any thing from the Standard
II A fine horse and a noble Newfoundland dog
were burned in the fire in Eldridge.st.
~ Parched Corn---a deciousiy light and
wholesome article equal to any that King David ever
ate-is manufactured and sold by D. Woodward ia
Leonard st near Broadway. He parches it by machine
~ and better than any other we ever tasted
BOARD OF EDUcArroS.-This Board met last
evening the President Mr.. Harris in the Chair. An sp
preparation OF $1,000 for new schoohouse in the
Fifteenth Ward adopted Appropriations OF SLIGO
and smaller sum, for schools in the Fourteenth and
Eleventh Wards were also adopted and several bills
&c were passed
CouRr OF GENERAL SEssIoSs.-Beiore Recor-
der Scott and Aldermen Walsh and Jackson John Me
Carrran Nchol This submitted the Jury
yesterday afternoon, but up to late hour last night
verdict had been rendered
PoLicE.-Sue Fisher committed Tor stealing
- % from the till of John p Brock p Gran ge st..
Michael heaney arrested for stealing oyercoat worth
about 81 from Richard Morris, 62 Dvison-st.
DEATH FROM INTEMPERANcE.-The Coroner held
Inquest the body OF Ann Kerey anave OF Ireland
aged 30 years who died suddenly on Thursday night
Verdict, death from incompetence.
No. $50. STOVES AND WAFFLE IRoSs.-J +.
Turren, No. 100 Beekmanst. The parlor stove IL beau
tful and comfortable article but for article of use
give the PRrA,t ArRTfGHr COOKING STovE. We
never anything in the cooking line, combining
much elegance economy and usefulness, this stove
presents Il constructed either for summer winter
and the skill and science displayed in I invention
worthy OF the highest praise Think Of roasting spig
nt, "a cf of tha siza