New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-10
philharmonic Concert.

bestowed that heavenly enjoyment !of -''cH "
thank Mozart above any other
Whose purity he listening angels bless
Win silvery clearness OF ssraphc gong
The overture, from Berlioz, was splendid L Gu
lors and imposing in lis dramatic movement
Kvie PLAYED with his usual excellence. No'N.D5
struck US more in the performances OF uis
than the Improvement OF Mics Ju!Is Normal WV
eo,y ,,rca--en aria from Cherubini, anc caEa''Ha
f,oro Possini She has alu,os! wholly OVERCOME NC
e.rl,s that have heretofore MD the great ns'0Isi
beauty of her voice; has gained SUI p'is'A5t'
force clesrpess and expression Ire innocence aDH
sweetness OF her appearance always ems ''ic
o.hie- &c an audience in her behalf ana mere SCH
=, o,s,ecle now in the wey Of her entering o.
bri,lian; and honorable carce.
We heard, with much pleasure, the proposition ioF
erecting building suitaole Tor mnsicai entertain
r,o,ts This is absolutely required here and will IN
many ways prove benefit 10 the cause OF Art
throughout the country. All who feel interested IN
such al object are earnestly requested TO attend
meeting at the Coliseum, $50 Broadway third floor
on the l4,h March inst, At halfpast o'clock. r NJ
when plan will be submitted to carry INTO effect
the erection Of an edifce adapted to all musicei ana
other purposes fully commensurate with the wants
of the New ork public.
I, being admitted that such building lie required
for the increasing TASTE Of citizens and the ne
cessity of its erection having been acknowledged
for many years it s proposed TO carry 1t iorih
with into effect,
The plan of the Concert (which will be given IN
Nav next on most magnificent scale, by Inc mem
bers of the Philharmonc Society will then also DC
submitted The proceeds of the Concert are 10 De
appropriated towards the erection OF the building.
Subscriptions viii be opened at the meeting Tor
the above objects, and continued, after the l4th at
the Music Store of Scharienberg * 1uis, Nc. 5o4
Broadway.
We hope that all the knowledge OF Europe as 10
the construction of room in which music may be
heard to advantage will be made use OF on tins &C.
cs sion so that New York may boast one that shall
be model for all the other cties in the Union II
will be the cause of increasing attraction 10 Euro
pean genius and the comp ositons ot the great mas
ters NAV then be given here TO such advantage 'ha'
the public will really become fitted to enjoy them
The Concert proposed by the Philharmonic society
and to which all the musical talent now assem- pied
here will contribute grn;utously for common enc
or three dollars each) bat we doubt not there are
enough among the rich, who value these means OF
higher development 10 fill the Tabernacle tor such
purpose. After we once have suitable room we
hone the entertainments will be made accessible to
nil who are rich in mind and sense for the Beautiful
even if their pockets cannot afford to pay great
deal in current coin for such pleasures X
l 49, ~ oi,yI hpisIs
tive proceedings that Mr.. BARLOW, Loco of the
Senate has declared IN favor of Universal Suffrage
Can we not induce the Evening Post the Morning
News. and the Albany Argus to tell US what they
think oftbe Democracy offs Property qualification
az a test Of mans fitness to vote Speak out,
gentlemen Do you adopt the doctrine that cit
men are created equal. do you say with neigbor
Sla,nm of the Globe that nil men except niggers
are 90 created
DsrRoEr At the charter election in Detroit, held
last week, the Loco. Z ocos elected their candidate
for Mayer, and the Wings majority Of The Council
~ The Long l.and Mail had no; arrived when we
went to press at O'Clock
STATE OF MORALS AT AUBURN PRIsoN.-Ihc
Csyugs Patriot contains from which it would
cast!cs,ion which has occurred in The prison. Il
also tells pretty hard story sbou. the morals and ha;f
of the officers which If true convcta them OF petty Jar
cenics fghtiDg and other msaemeRrcra similar 10 lrose
committed by prisoners under their charge, snc 'nt
which they hc prsoncrs) We're held IN Gi rance Guy
few days have elapsed since officer FT1s Convicted
81 larceny, and sentenced icr X,
u A brick school.house in Elcotl 81. iia iaio
WAS damaged By ire the OF 601 zoo doirs
on the morning OF the 9th inst. incurred.
HoRRIp MuRDER.-Some time ago & tailor, %! bad
character FAMED Oliver Norris compelled &C
count suspicious of misconduct to leave Nu=:c!!rc.
Illinois He eltcrwsrd taken back tiled and ncquii
ed He then with mia wife TO York Illinois where
hc remained I'll nifty when horse being stolen and
TREND of his disappearing tho ;irnc, re
pected Of being accessory the crime. lie vas cnnse.
cueutiy seized logged and cucked IN the Wabash ;he
Lyuchers offering release him ii be would name his
completes He named Of the most respectable cit.
liens of the county, among weom wer. doe'i u. Long
and T. c. Wade
Vile where he readily admitted that he had ssncered
Long and Wade alleging In his own uslhcaton thai DC
had been compelled gives names and that the persons
named By him were his enemies. Wade, on hearing ih5
swore that Norris should leave Russev!c INN edia.ey
Norriss wife being In DELICATE health aud 'he weather IN
clement OF the citizens demonstrated with wade
proposing TO lot Norris remain short time sRd then 10
scnd him off quietly Thereupon Wade became still
more exasperatcd and taking Long with him. went TO
would kill Norris ut sight. Some OF the citizens gave
Norris money TO bear his expenses ana advised him to
depar, immediately which he about 10 dc, when he
was met IN the street by Long and Wade.
They ordered him 70 give Up bis weapons, which ne
readily did handing his pistol ,e Wade Long then ex
AHMED the condition OF his pistol and tried the lock
deliberately Norris after giving his pistol raised his
hands in the most suppiant manner, walked backward.
and begged for his life on any condition Wade htst
drew club then forward and struck Norris with bis
FIRST which ruined him round facing Long who, cooking
az. NJ dali i'm 1shn
head He fell and expired in about hour after Long
and Wade both left and the last dates had again
been heard Of Louisville Journal, March >.
The Greenvlle Is. c. Mountsneer says
that Gen Waddy Thompson contenplaies publishing a
work or Mexico soon a long residence in Mexico as
Minister Of the United States hes afforded fIen
facilities for collecting much vsluaos information n
gard to the peculiar institutions and the manners and
customs of the people Of that country.
IYFANricIpE.-The body OF infant was dis.
covered about six miles from here few dsys ago Its
death supposed been the efec, o. violence
iced after birth The mother who is charged with the