New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-28

and here the coan lowered with appropriate cere-
monies =, was Of mahogany beautifully finished, and
enclosing another Of lead in which the body placed,
weighing altogether about nine hundred pounds
Tns inscription placed upon a massive silver plate'
mentions merely name and da,e-as follows
dixon H LEWIS.
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p-ssS.- Yor.. 1 o,sss.i .s,A ..s
Ages rosih. and "A tay'
The Odd Fellows Burial Service was them perform
ed President SMALL Of the Board OF Assistant Alder
men, officiating on the part Of Oriental Lodge No S.
when according usage of the Order the Brethren
marched thrice around the grave in solemn step, and
dropped spugs Of evergreen upon the coffin
Thus ended the Funeral Obsequies OF one Of the
honored Of the land. Such public testimonials Of
respect from the Metropolis Of the Union TO the
memory Of her distinguished men are eminently
proper and the lesson they teach 10 beneficial one
Bere all political riyar.es and disagreements were
flushed and only the universal sentiment D. Brother
hood had play. who, whatever his errors or
his imperfectons had received the confidence of his
fellow men and mad become eminent, receives, upon
MS death the spontaneous recognition of his past life
and services from the authorities OF the Capital of his
native land This is right Let all political luminosity
he buried with the dead and let only remember
their virtues
INsrALLArIos.-On Wednesday evening, 25th
INST the Presbytery Of New York ordained and installed
Rev WILLIAM BANNER pastor of the Madison
avenue Church IN this City corner Of Twenty min tn ct
The sermon was preached by Rev L. d. Smith of Che
sea Rev n c Locke of Brooklyn, gave the charge
to the pastor and Rev Or. Krebs the charge to the
people The exercises solemn, interesting and
impressive.
- Rev. W. s. BALcH, pastor OF the Blocker
st Universast Society returned from tour through
Europe in the steamer United States. He will COM
mence hi. public lsbors with his people week from
70 morrow morning.
IEELHlrMERs CoScERr-The first concert OF
young DESIRE IxELHEIsER took place last night at the
Tabernacle The audience large and brilliant and
the most enthusiastic applause was manifested for the
talented yionist The Fdatasie Caprice Of Vieuxtems
was played BY him with a force and expression truly
remarkable His execution is characterized by perfect
taste srea, facility snd consciousness OF power
which enables the listener TO trust himself
with confidence TO the spell Of the music,
feeling that even in its highest fights there
can be no possibility OF failure. One OF the
strongest characteristics Of his playing Is s expression
His violin speaks with human sympathy and human
passion and we have heard sorrow more touch
ngy interpreted than by of It's tones This facu
ty not the result Of acquired art but lies IN the soul
of the player himself and Judging from It's manifesto.
tons we feel sure that still greater triunphs are in
store for Ixeheimer Hi. last night was most
gratifying he rspturously sppsuded, and called
out after every piece Miss SoRrHALL sang bet
ter aud what we heard said IN relation TO kelheimers
musical expression will also apply to her singing The
hns passages Of the aria from LiHdd which she sang
had all the full aud Joyous gush Of an overhowins SPIT
TT She warmly encored- Nile VALEscA KLrETz
made her nrst appearance In Robert i0t que a,nS "
very different opinions we're expressed IN regard 20 her
singing which will only be settled BY farther hear
ing We nust not close this notice without mention
Ing the admirable playing Of Messrs TIan and BAAiLI
who performed the acconpaniments, and expressing
the hope that may soon sgsin hear young Ikelhem.
er In public.
BEETHovEs AsD MESDELssoHs.-The last op-
portunity OF hearing the great symphony IN Major
and the exquisite Midsummer Nights Dream, per
formed By the Germans Band, IL offered tonight at
the Tabernacle The audience Thursday evening
vas much larger than nas Jet attended, and we
have little doubt that the anal repetition Of this glorious
concert tonight Will crowd the Tabernacle IL IL only
AZ rare intervals that have chance Of hearing the
really great works Of Beethoven. Mendslssohn and the
other masters Of the nj hiy world Of Music Adequately
presented and that this opportunity Is offered,
DO how Is possible for psops sno profess
any love for music 10 say away.
TIE OPERA SLAsos--lt will be seen, from the
Advertisement that the Opera Of fifty nights
commences on Wednesday rext and TIA, the subscrp-
uon books for season subscribers viii be open at tie
Opera House in Astor place and sfer Monday next
The following from the Prospectus q calculated
70 inspire additional confidence IN the arrangements u
the manager
In order 70 nsare 70 subscribers the fall number OF
representations the funds subscribed Will be received
pointed BY the Subscribers COMMITTEE, and the amount
due the Director Of the Opera Company for each re-
presentation will ce paid By The trustee on the day
nounced for such representation Ia the event OF any
accident occurring 70 terminate the within the
period announced the unex pended balance will be
turned By the trustee ~ tie sloscrioers
Let the public Be once convinced ina; there Is 10 Be
10 more huuoug in their Opers srrang ements. and
patronage viii not Be wanting. Everything nO% looks
| vel
ELEGANT BooKs.-Messrs. Bangs, Richard j.
Psu commence the sale Monday afternoon Of very
extensive and rich collection Of elegant English and
American books, which are well worthy the attention
Of gentlemen who Eish 10 form or 10 improve the.r
Libraries. We have examined the catalogue. snd md
the collection eulbrscese branch Of learning while
IN tire eegsnce Of 10 lustston. L presents very IN
usual attractions such catalogue ss this s quite Out
Of the ordinary line Of rssa auction sales and We tru.
that tie London houses which have contributed The
stock may not be disappointed the result OF the sale