The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-04
M usicnl Intelligence.

by invitation at the rehearsal of young corps
of musicians, who have among without preten-
sion and without notice. to win their own way by their
own merit They composed OF five children from
two respectable families in Utica of this State and
suming no high pretensions come under their own
names, Masters Bullock and Cole. The instruments
upon which they perform the violin, violoncelo and
the piano and taking into consideration that the young
but fourteen we consider item the greatest prodgies Of
the age Their object in coming to New York is to en-
deavor to procure sum Of money by their exhibitions
sufficient to purchase good instruments Of music for their
future practice they being themselves OF good family,
but of small and we sincerely hope that for once
New York will adopt these talented children Of her own
soil though they have not yet received the stamp
of foreign praise The greater part of the musical
fessors Of the CITY present their rehearsal yeter
day the performances of the young ar tes Though
heard under somewhat unavorable circumstances
received with perfect Juror Recommendation The
ecution of the little girl of eight who play ed in chasts
and scientific manner the most difficult pieces OF music
az ar na
did not enchant We understand that their first concert
will take place sometime next week and is to be hoped
and justly to the sustaining and furthering the efforts oil
these children whs if by success are enabled to 30 on
with their practical studies will be- without doubt at
future day credit to the country and to the city which
aided them
The Aleghanians propose giving series Of concerts
in Boston in a few days Their welearned reputation
will secure them success wherever they may 60.
MIR. Tempeton was to give q concert at Montreal on
Monday evening last
Mr.. SHERIDAN. the celebrated professor of gymnas
tics, took his departure yesterday for Philadelphia
City Intelligence.
Gun MILITARY VIsIrERs-The Easton Fencibles a
Company from Philadelphia. commanded by Captain An
drew H. Reeder arrived at Jersey City yesterday about
4P.M. They met there by the New York City
Guard commanded by Captain McArde and escorted to
this city On arriving at CORTLAND street, both compa
MES formed and marched through Greenwich street to
the Battery preceded by Dodworth's celebrated band
His Honor the Mayor arrived at the Battery about tho
time, after which both companies performed the
usual evoutons under the direction Of Captain Arde
with prompness and precision that would have done
honor the oldest in the service His Honor
then addressed Captains Reeder and McArdle, and ex
himself highly pleased with the high state OF dis
cipne and soldier like appearance Of both companies,
and invited the Fencibes to the Battery Hotel to partake
of some refreshments After they had refreshed them
selves they returned to the Battery formed and marched
to the National Hotel CORTLAND street. where they are
remain during their sojourn in this city. The Easton
Fencibles are fine OF young men, numbering about
thirty six to forty muskets uniform blue turned up
ness and precision with which they went through their
evoutions. indicate high state OF discipline, and made
very favorable on the large conc9urse Of per
We learn that Capt Reeder is lawyer Of the first stand
ing in the state
GorH,c HALL-Tietz's exhibition of the Duck of vsu.
canson, the War Elephant Mademoiselle Babette the
Spanish Trumpeters aud the fac smile of Egyptian
attracting Of ps an
cabinet attached which is truly interesting and the
tleman who lectures the various mechanical actions
is so clear and definite in his language. render the
exhibition both amusing and instructive.
| CARELESS DRIvIrG.-A child was run yesterday
on the of Mott and Walker streets, by dri
wing along horse and wagon in very careless
the wheel of which passed the child breaking its
leg. The poor little sufferer was conveyed Immediately
home to its parents.
CoRoNER's OFFICE, Sept. 3.-.dccidentai Deafh-The
Coroner held inquest at No 90 Cannon street. the
body of child only IL months old, by the OF Sa.
rah Sickler, who, while playing with other chill
den in backhouse, accidentally fell down the hole
| into Ethe filth below The other children screaming
out, brought the mo her to its assistance who
had the horrible sight OF witnessing her poor child
through the hole founcing about in the excrement.
smotherng, and she unable to render any assistance
Some teen minutes elapsed before the child
rescued from its situation, and hat proved too late
life already extinct verdict rendered accord
| ing to the above facts
Death BY Heat.-The Coroner held likewise inquest
at No 49S Pearl street the body of Patrick Powers
born in Ireland IS years of age who to his death
yesterday by exposing himself to the heat of the day
which evidently the Of his DEATH Verdict,
death by the effects of heat