The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-10

the choicest selections from Beethoven Mosar Doni
setti Strauss, 80, and seldom have We witnessed
exhibits In shedding lusrs upon the productions Of
the respective authors, whose compositions. indvidu-
skill and mastery precision that elected the most pro-
found attention we witnessed upon similar &C.
oason Almost every piece was oma.y demanded for
psnon AZ most erscously acknowledged 9TH spirit
that added further confirmation of the science and
system by which the whole organized. The
lures Of Freischutx and Tampa superby played,
ton. We shall long remember the grand earne.. end
devotional strains with which the solemn music Of
Prayers Of Jesus were executed by Herr Shultzo in
violin solo the grand cIssh Of instrume
by which the Greeting Of Breslah reverberated
from every angle Of the building In fact the concert
was one Of sipguaIy scientific excellence, which the
public will realize this evening, when they will again
be candidates for that appreciation which they emil
nsnty merit The audience appeared, thr ough the
whole performance as II awed by the sublimity Of
sounds too sensivey to admit Of more rap
turs than thore created by supernatural agency.
CAMPBELLs MIrsrRELs.-These darkies dance, sing,
and do every thing which is included under the head
Of the most approved Ethiopian performances. They
are nightly cheered BY most fashionable audiences
and not only the high road fortune, but
far beyond the halfway house Tonight, they give
an elegant programme.
NM. MARTINI and LEvAssEUR continue their ele-
CANT entertainments to most crowded houses every
evening They are we'll worth visiting as such truly
scientific and at the same time amusing, exhibition
has never before been presented to our citizens.
MUSICAL SEASON D CINcINNArt-The season of con-
certs brilliantly Dced by Mason Kreissman,
Dempster, Tosso Madame Schedler and Others in the
several entertainments recently given in the Mslo.
soon BE- continued by that brilliant vocalist, Madame
Ablamowicz This lady, universal favorte here, won
uDfadiDg Iaureis in the South and Southwest last
winter by the concerts she gave in New Orleans, Mo-
bile, NatcbeS Nashville, and St Louis; and antic
pate for her brilliant ption on her temperance
In this city. which, derstand will be in the
Of the coming week Madame AblamowiczT reached
this city yesterday, from the nsighborhood of st.
Louis, where che has spent the summer Cincinnati
Gazette, Cct. 5.
The Grand Concert at the Musical Fund Hall. in
Philadelphia, on Saturday night, one of the most
singers and instrume tasts all consprng to increase
the qualifications Of the evening. The performers,
generally, deserve the highest praise, Of which, how
some special share ought to fall to NJ Maretzck,
the director both for his efficient and
the fine overture to" Rizzo,n composed by him, which
fo med the Introductory p. of music to the second
part of the concert. But the great feature of the
evening undoubtedly, NJ. Strakosch, the pianist
Philadelphia N. .4merican, Oct o.
Joseph Burke, the volinist is his farm near Ba-
tavia
Malone Raymond and family are in Syracuse.
d. A. Hoyt, treasurer and one of the managers of
Barnums travelling exhibition, died suddenly at Troy
on Tuesday morning. His disease congestion Of
the brain.
Mr.. Bum has accepted opera for Covent- Garden,
written by MIR. Fitzball, and composed by Vincent
Wallace who is gone to Jersey for that purpose.
At the sale at Stowe the portrait Shak
speare presumed to be the work of Burbage the orgi
nal represe NATIVE Of Richard ILL., purchased for
The opera CT Elsir dAmore' was to have been
again performed In Philadelphia last evening.
City Politics.
The city politicians in ferment just now, rea-
tive to the County and Congressional nominations
After trouble, have ascertained that the fol-
lowing will be presented to the several nomi-
mating conventions. Those first named have proba-
bly,, the bestchance of success -
FOR RECORDER.
Hunker. William Il. Citing of the 18th ward.
...... Lorenzo b Shepard, g 18th ward,
- .......Jobn b. Scott, 18th ward.
Wing .Fred'k A. Tallmadge, g Sth ward.
FOR REGISTER.
Hunker' 80. Henry ArculaIius' of the Sth ward
49," Samuel osgood, g 18th ward.
Wing Cornelius V Anderson.
Independent. Edwin Williams, '' I'd ward.
FOR SURROGATE.
bunker. ga. L. Robinson, of the 9th ward
......Wm. McMurray, 1st ward.
" John B. Haskn, Sth ward.
g ......T. Jefferson Smith, 18th ward.
WING. mo name mentioned.
On the county nominations, the barnburners will
vote for the bunker candidates.
CONGRESSIONAL.
THIRD comprising the LIST, Cd, 3d. 4th, and
bunker. -. Hiram walbridge of the Sd ward.
80. Emanuel b. Hart 90 9Th ward.
..... Henry Nicoll, q LIST ward.
Wing. ~. Phillips Phoenix, " 1st ward.
..... John Sergeant, 5th ward.
g Richard s. Williams, :. 4th ward.
james bowen, id ward.
FOURTH DnrRrcr-Comprising the 9th, 9TH, 10th, and
Hunksr. william R Maelay, of the IT., 7t9 ward ward
Frederick ID. Kohler - 9th ward.
..... John Foote, % 9th ward.
Whg. William F.. Robinson.
FIFTH DrsrRrcr-C Comprising the Sth, 9th, and 14sh
Hunker. -. Mike Walsh of the 18th ward.
$500. Daniel +. Sickes, sth ward.
Wing. John w Latson, @ Sth ward
Clay Wing. Nicholas arrol q 9th ward.
There is great excitement among the wings as to a
candidate for Congress in this district
by Hon f. A. Tamadge MIR. John W. Latson, for
mery Mormon preacher of some celebrity carried the
delegates of the 9th ward but the delegates from the
sth and 14th wards are unpledged. Roderick N Nor
rison Esq, stands good chance for the nomn alton
but other candidates sprnging up and no one can
tell what will take place
SIXTH DIsTRIcT- Comprising the 11th 18th 18th 10th,
18th, and 18th wards.
For this Term
bunker. VIM Gibbs Mcneil, of the 18th ward
Barnburner.. David d. Field. 18th ward.
Wing. Horace Greeley, g. 18th ward.
For the Merit Congress.
Hunker. .Jno. M Bradhurst, of the 18th ward.
" .......Wm B. Lawrence, 10th ward.
Bsrnbnrner.. John Cochran, . 18th ward.
Wing. VIM V. Brady, . 10th ward.
For Both Terms.
IndeI ndent james Monroe, of the 18th ward.
1.-THE democrats hold their primary meetings in the
various wards to select delegates to the different con
ventions, on Wednesday, the 18th instant.
The barnburuers hold theirs on the 18th instant.
The wings have already held their primary elections
DIRTY WoRK.-The organ of the old hunkers
in this city, charges the barnburners with hiring
rooms in public house in this city for commit
tee purposes, and not paying for them, although
the bill has been presented several times. We
do not pity the sufferer in the least Any man
who knows SO little of politicians as to trust them
for anything deserves to be shaved, and to buy
wisdom by experience. Hereafter, the gentleman
will probably require payment In advance. If he
had done IN the first place, he would not now
be whistling for his money.
MEETING OF MERCHANTS AT SANTA FE.-The