The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-30

\ TO present themselves in an opera at the Adelphi
Theatre, Liverpool.
CAxnLo sTvoKi-THE MODERN PAoASNI.-Ths
great performer on the violin, Of whom il is said,
by those who have heard him, that he is the me-
tempsychosis OF Paganlni, in other words, that
Pagann himself has come 10 life again. and APP
pcarcd in the body of Camille Sivori, born at
Genoa, OF hghly respectable parentage. He was
scarcely Is months old before he gave evidence Of
the musical power for which he has become 80
famous. Can this be wondered at, when, as we
learn has mother being pregnant with this child
attended concert of Paganini, and SO over
come by the effect his great performance produced,
that IN consequence OF u, Camille Sivori came in
/ TO the world somewhat before his time. This was
on the 9th June, 1917. AT four years Of age he
could perform ON the violin everything he heard
his sister, play or sing His fame spread through
Genoa, and be was called universally the prodi-
gioso. When he was six years old, Paganini came
] 10 Genoa and heard of the little Jvodigioso and
after much persuasion, hs father consented that
| Pagann should take him in hand, and instruct
| him. lie afterwards was under the instruction of
| other great masters, and in 1877 when he was
little more than nine years OF age, he performed at
the Conscrrafotre nj Paris, 10 delighted and aston
ished crowds. The diLsfanfi were themselves
surprised. Among the highest names his stood
the highest, in the mention OF the concerts at
which he performed. He then went TO London
and performed at Her Majesrys theatre: His re-
ccpton was enthusiastic-every night during his
stay in London he was engaged mt soirSes and fire.
quenty three times a night He then travelled on
the continent, performing at the principal cities,
Genoa he applied himself assduousy to study
4 During eight years he studied harmony and coun-
terpont under the famous Sierra. He continued
his career of success and uninterrupted study, and
travelled over the chief part of Europe a second
! time. His wonderful Improvement OBJ
| served by all judges. Paganini on his death-bed
would be satisfied with nothing else but hearing
Slvo., play, who accordingly .t IN an adjoining
parting master, with the exquisite strains of his
instrument. Il would fill a volume to record the
trumPhs OF Sivori; to conclude, therefore, he is
the. only recognised successful follower of Paga-
mini, among all the imitators of that great genius.
He produces prodigious effect wherever he APP
pears. He produces more effect than any living
violinist-he is the only one since Paganni, who
has been able to give three, six, and sometimes
even ten consecutive concerts, one after the other
in the same town, and always with increasing
success Lastly, siyori's talent is superior to
every other. The German papers establish
parallel between Sivori and Ole Bull, entirely to
the advantage Of Svori. The English award the
palm to him, above his rivals, Ernst and Vieux
the violinists Of the day The above famous per-
former, who is now fulfilling engagements at Ham,
burg, Bremen, Hanover, Stockholm, and Copen-
hagen, will proceed to fulfill another engagement
in London, after which, in August, or therea-
bouts, he will probably pay visit to the United
States.
our per Britannia up to when the
o. the decision Of the Senate Of the United States
the market to become nat and in the
Of the day prices slightly rsceded there are always t.
mid people, who take the alarm every slight
sion, and others who attend upon the solely
increase and profit by the movementbut amongst the
cal in which the President has an eye to the
presidential election rather than to equitable set
Element Of the question between the two governments
camille bill. discounted 81 to 81 Per cent and what
and private banker A: an evidence Of ths improving
aspect Of affairs we may mention that the business trans
weeks has been greater than for many months during
In Consols the last quotation for money was e6a to
and for the Account sei Ii Exchequer bills closed "a
to ATS PM Three per Cents reduced 95a to 1; Banl
to /; Long Annues 10 a.Is India stock 2s4 to 9sS
India bonds sss to sos pm; and South Sea New Annui
In the foreign market there the alteration
Brazilian New Bonds at 80; Mexican Five per Cents at
and nS GT the TsTss ne
ss;s s:s s.: s &. Ss.s 81 d.s
certificates, at 92f Russian, at no. and Verezuss
May s-Cotton il little higher this week; indeed
can hardly be otherwise considering that each succeed
reduces the comparative amount Of receipa The falling
OF Is 39 900 bales less than last year. OF the poll
& the ss. ii WI will 60 on
peaceaby The advance In prices since circular Of
Friday last is nearly Id all kinds Of American flair"
Orleans now standing at 3d. and fairn Mobiles and Up
lands at 2d 1900 American have been taken specu-
Asa % 100 EsVnan
are declared for auction on Fridny next The sales
to-day amount about 6O0O bales The total sales Of the
week amount to 80 300 bales.
| LONDON CoRN EXCHANGE, May s.--The weather
tinues favorable for the growing crops and exercises
decreasing influence on the wheat trade In English but
huan he radu Of n Dor n
There rather more inquiry for low qualities Of bonded
and floating cagoe chiefly for shipment to Holland and
Belgium. The late large supply Of English oats and
further arrival Of vessels from Ireland prove
more than enough for the present limited demand and
sales could be made, although factors were willing to
make concession in price TO promote business great
dullness and almost absence Of demand prevailed in
| other grain.
LIVERPOOL Cons EXCHANGE, May s-For al leading
articles market this morning was dull in the OK.
rcme depressing the value Of free wheas I'd to Sd 70
more than nominal Irish and Canadian -four also, Of
besn ats proportons.s reduction had buyers
appeared Prime English barley in the absence Of sup
grinding Samples. ms.nshs, being nearly without IN
9uiry Malt beans: and pea. upon very slow retail
s 10 the bearings the
trade continued to meet fair steady demand and rsaz
ed further advance oils $50 lbs Oats and oatmeal
or tive of Mediterranean wheat floating the price Of
which has not been named and parcel Of white Dam
tons reported therein to-day or States four under
lock- several hundred barrels have again changed hands
at 26s 3d. and at that there buyers but few SELL
srs under ATS per br.
LONDON MARRETs, May o. Cotton.-The demand for
cotton has improved since last report and prices
shade higher The private sales for the week. ending
May g. 1900 bales surat AID 3id 2400 Madras
at d to SD and $50 bales American at AID per b Ex
portes and spectators the chief operators Hops
steady demand has existed for anything with color,
but few such in the market Some parcels Of Ame
rican arc reported sold Provisions-holders Of old
Irish Butter still free sellers but submitting to fur
Their reduced occasoned the demand to be good for
all descriptions and the market has been nearly cleared
There has been nothing done at present In for
rival OF Dutch increased quantity having been re
ceived caused prices to slightly give way the demand
however has been active In consequences Of Dos to 9es
being taken for fine Frezland, e0s to eos for Hosten
ditto, COS to 96s for Kel ditto 66s to 92s for Emb
den and Lser and sos TO s6s for Oroningen do The