New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-23
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ing concerts 10 rapidly increasing and reDesteGr Of
late Overlooking audiences The last concert OF their
own for ,hev under the susDices NJ
The directors Of Manchester Athersum) was given
ever cav in the AIheI5uul concert room; auG great
number of persons were unable 20 obtain admission
h- increasing sttracvene-s in town so musical and
80 full Of musical entertainments as Manchester per
hans enc of the best recommendations tina; could &C
COMPANY them elsewhere IN their musical tour through
England We believe tney !eaTe Manchester for Lon.
don on the 9th inst and doubt not that the novelty
rf the Diac-s melodies and harnonies given by Them
will At first attract auditors who viii be induced 20 90
srain and again by the NJ less extraordinary influence
produced or the mind and feelings by tneir Jealous rU
cal yission. AGAINST the evils OF inemperance of war
and of slavery win all OF which they Continually wage
mis- harmonious conijc; The programme OF Saturday
evening contains t.ve pieces which as substitutes
for e7cores 0or they very properly repeat the
same pieces however loudly called for) they add ak
others making in the mole one Of the exraordi-
nary eIanees OF vocal pathos harmony and un we eve
heard s attractions heightened by that peculiar charm
NJ freshness which pervses their performances and in
,he r-srer oeccs 81 that deep aArnestress and nice
sens. OF The touching me pathetic and the sub.
lime which the most intelligent minds rl best appre.
c;a, Me-, nj the pieces already noticed IN.
we NAV articulaTize or three before the sub
isrt o: or remarks sweet, touching SOLO by Miss
Atbv Hutchinson Rscolsctions Hurac, was sung
with simple pa,hos ihst az once reached The heart
'rhe Quarter tn. Bridge q, Signs, the words of when
are Hoods beautiful poem Of .hs: name and harmony
sin guary appropriate one 10 the subject es exquscy
thrilling performance tho Quartet The Virginia
slave mother" OF which the refrain is
Gone gone soii and gone
To the rice swamp dark ana lone
From Vrginis's hills aud waters
Woe il me, my stolen daughters
Tho ,Sd ssd wall of the mother wns psinuv al
feeling and there in the piece nice sprnkng OF I'M
nerfect chords with occasional dscorG which great
tr highten its powerful effect. As We nave said
than once the Hutchinsons accomplished vocal
iss in the ordinary or the term in England Blu.
The t.., of singing BE- is effects the audience these
are the most accomplished singers in many respects.
M chronatic rns brilliant rOusdes Dc force;
but in the stead OF The oupouring Of the whole
heart and spirit in nanIy enereec patriotic and phisn-
tnrouc sentiments breathed IN the accents pt simple yet
rharninc melodies and elective vet NOT elaborate
ron5i,e harmnui-s-n the cunsiFttheir strength In.
Ike cur most ambitious singers. they attempt nothing
beyond heir powers; and consequently they rarely,
ever fail 10 produce the desired effect. They awaken
in their auditors glow 81 enthusiasm FER beyond That
which ire mere singer could invoke: and by they
CONFUSE the assembly with laughter By their irrsssDly
comic performances, or move large portion oil !: TO
tears by the combined phthos Of aud sound in
which they depict The ucr;n15 aud sorrows of injured
and oppressed humanity. The simple piece, My Mo
theirs Bible has struck ond uuseaed in man. heart
hidden fount of feeling long dried up and forgotten and
we have heard the utchinaons sing this without
seeing tears flowing from their isrer and geu;er audi
tors Anonpst the auditory Saturday evening
Colonel Perronet Thompson, who loudly appauded
ne he took his seat and also heard of quaker
ladies' residents of sheffield who having heard much OF
the Hutchinsens from mat town purpose 10 near
them give. but themselves can give. some OF
their thrilling antislaverv We believe after their
tour to the south they will revisit Manchester on their
way to Liverpool reimbark for their native chores.
They all exceedingly gratihed with their reception
and success in Manchester aud It's neichoorhood
Manchester Guardian.
Mr.. GEORGE DAwsoNs LECTURES oS THOMAS
CARLYLE-The first lecture Of this course OF four was
delivered at the Aheuaum Las, evening, by Mr.. George
Dawson OF Birmingham II was altogether one OF the
most extraordinary and deeply interesting eXtCmpOrare
ous addresses we have heard Not much for s
coouence though repete with that quality Of an earnest
real and glowing character; for lis illustrations and
imagery though these numerous varied and strk-
ing; but for Its deep thought wide. comprehensive
views earnest sincerity and ;rutht1Dess Its elevated
tone its noble and estimate oil mans nature and
worth and it's manly putting inside OF petty convention
nes and solemn regard Tor the greet veri;ies o life
and Immortality repeat il WIS one OF The most
hourht aTekenins ecturcs ever listened to- 1t was
mere lecture Carlyle but conprc nerstHe sur
vey of The spirit Of l;h century, and that which
drawing or daencd tse t9h vigorous examination
of the faults and merits of their literature ard morality
on inquiry the circumstances and the mon that have
effected change in ihat spirit bold sweeping away OF
much OF the written and spoken OF the style O!
CARLYLE; a glance al what he has done to bring us
ncquain red with The greatest men OF the age the writer's
of Germany and with all these, an exclusive yet dis
cursive going form into and laying bare of popular aa
cies r-cindicsE aud Weaknesses and manly fearless
assertion the right the just snd the rne which aston
ished and delighted his auditors, and the assent Of
their conviction, as manifested by their enthusiastic
plsudits. 10.
4 new name has been added TO the already long
list OF dstin cuisheG female writer's OF England We a.
lude 10 the publication which las just taken place OF
three volumes OF Letters OF Royal and iiustrCus Ladies
OF Great Britain edited by Mary Anne Everett Wood-a
work which must prove Of extreme value 10 the hisor
an and of the greatest interest 10 the literary world
We trust the nuthor's success will be- equal 10 her
deserts Her must ~ all events, hecome her
patrons in the words OF distinguished critic" Let
her be assured there presumption IN thus appear
inc hcfn he rull
of those who would exclude from the walks OF
literature There is sphere for the exercise OF their
should display theirs Mary Wood il trespassing
forbidden ground in her present undertaking she has
displayed much perseverance energy and industry and
not little of superior talent. she Will be re-
warded by success.
SLAVERY IN TUyIs-" This December IA being
the Ed Eka5eer the great feas: of the Mahomedans, all
is again full of life The Beg received usual. al the
consuls and ofcers military. civil and ecclesiastical.
friend Of rhine who tine Bey's Palace this morn
ing informed that the gold aud diamonds OF which
the epaulees ornaments and decorations of the officers
are cnmuoscd were estimated the former cwt and
The latter r.. one b.-nel No trhe for small state
Indeed French officer Of some standing remarked ;hs:
the appearance Of Boys Court this surpass
cd in i,ag,cence those OF the great European Courts
The British Consul! here is endeavodDg - put down
slavery The Boy has 10 inclination NOR would ne be
rstiei If he had o-ce his subJec,z liberty
the slaves now IL ;heic possession provided they treat
them well; but he has no scruple 10 give freedom u
masters Thirteen unfortunate creatures nave this day
received their certificates OF freedom the hands OF Sr
Thomss 1t "a impossible TO describe the JOY they mani
f.s,ed -rhea the paper handed them threw
themselves on the ground and actually kissed IL. How
sweet indeed is liberty How many blessings did these
hitherto unhappy beings call down upon the head OF him
who has been instrumental in procuring for them No
one can have an idea bu, those who tho spot how
dear the names Euelish and England have become TO
them friend OF mine related 20 Inc few days ago
that having asked eTancipated black man how ne
liked his liberty, Il know 70 one but Mahomed and the
English Consul his reply BY this ne meart TO say
that Mahoed procured bis happiness in the mex; world
and the English Consul in this Malta Mall
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