New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10
CITY ITEMS.

HEN-The third Concert OF this great artist Is
announced for tomoruw evening. and look st the al
~a-er-,sr viii sho~ how strong and diverse are the
.-.c-;os offered Seldom hss artist Irlsds more
upo-est;oned hit II New.York than Herr Every one
"a. be.n for wears familiar with his MUSIC snd hsi
formed some IDEAL il his mind 20 AoT .he n sn
who wrote such exquisite things would himself P!ay
-,s, Rrt ve venture Assert ths. generally speak
;,s s,-c:oaaoa hAs 70, coue Up TO the realty The
+5ssc-ibsble seicacy sad Eshress of bis touch-h!s
,-rsct eoualry-he fitness OF his hsrmonss snd the
: finish of his execution hsve al been In a-n admired
and commented upeu We sre really fortunate IN the
present opportunity of listening 70 one OF The andspuied
s. --.r of the world whose real eneowrlents even
INV a5o-e the promises had made ourselves OF els
excellence.
as-z Is tie founder OF new snd widely followed
school not only in psyns but il composition SID THIS
i. so-nethir, 10 DO in the wosid snd entities MN ~ho
does II 70 ar established position We are net contend
n ts: this school is the hsaest-hst Is matter WHICH
ought to De decided By every according 10 MS pc
c,Hsr fancy and organization. But there IS no dIEeF
snce OF opinion as 10 the E-eat merits of Herr as an sF
Isl, And as his stay in America is necessarily limited
every body should s; once 90 and heas him
Y We Numbered yesterday consumedly IN re
gard % the production of Neukou,m's orssoTo Mount
Sinai but rs We mad i; both ways we were night after
al Bat we wish now more distinctly to state that 1t Is
the New FORK Sacred Music Society and rot the Musical!
Institute under whose auspices his seai work Is to De
brought OUT The arrangements we understand are IN
usually extensive and perfect even for this Society
and Mr. HILL the Conductor has determined that the
Society shall Guido itself The ChOruses will be very
strong and thoroughly drilled and the solos well sus
tanned
r The ruins of the old Grace Church must
cone down. There IS no grace IT them,
u Fine marching for soldiers and military
bands yesterday We could but admire the eSact-
tue with which they kep, the very center OF the street
Broadway a OF mud, and the soldiers ought to
have BEEN in transports-or at least in mud boats.
n Signora Ciocca, Fanny Mantin and Signori
Nora yalega Ros.i and Ragsio celebrated dancers,
and Sicnor John R0ss renowned magician vcntri!o-
aust and imtstor birds srryed yesterday in the
ship Chantal from Genoa.
- Ia RoY SUNDERLAND, notwithstanding the
storm WAS greeted las. evening the Coliseum by II
crowded assembly. his experiments in Patriotism are
truly wonderful and excite IL the minds Of his audience
the most thrilling emotions The power he exercises
over his auditors in causing them 10 sleep at his will
and TO laugh cry sing dance walk or nun, or do
any thing at his bidding while asleep is certainly stnrt'
ling Tia excitement seems to increase with every
lecture and iii continues he will be compelled to re-
sort to larger hall He lectures again tonight at the
Coliseum.
Palros Opera House was opened last even.
ing to quite respectable audience, in point OF numbers
and the performances received with g.ea, favor
The ssenery very fine and doubt not that the man.
ager will receive good support.
~ The Last Boat for Chicago will sail on the
Nth inst See advertisement in another column.