New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25


HAusER THE VIoLIEIsT-We are glad to ap.
prise our readers, more particularly than on Fri
dey. of the prospected visit of MICHAEL HAUsER
the vioinst who is passenger by the b attic >
to this port This artist, OF whom the recent ior-
eign journals make most hattering mention, has
iugt completed musical tour through Europe
visiting in his course all the great capitals IN
Guiding Constantinople and St. Petersburg. He
has given more than $50 Concerts and has every
where achieved the most remarkable success
Shich we have no doubt he will renew IN the Visit
he proposes to ourselves.
That the name of HAUsER is not extensively
known among us is no indication Of his want OF
the greatest genius and fame. Scarcely nine out
of ten were aware of the name of Ole Bull until
he suddenly appeared in our midst, and certainly
the came proportion is to day ignorant OIL Ernst
hitherto accounted the most eminent cotemPo-
rary volinst The question, who Is Micnael
Bauser2" will doubtless be answered IN more
agreeable manner by the artist himself than py
ANYTHING that might be recorded OF his triumph
ant career,
We are especially glad to hear that Mr. Max
Maretzeh ia in treaty with HAusER Tor series Oh
vocal and instrumental Concerts through the
9Jpion-and were it only from the fact that for
some year or two no pied piper OF a vlrtuoso
has fddled us into ecstsces, we should predict
career of singular success for a man OF real
genius. But when to thar facts added the ability
of the accomplished artist, success becomes GER
tainty.
Our musical publishers may find it worth their
while to secure the right Of publication OF HAV-
srRs compositions, which we understand are as
excellent as his performances.
For our own part, we hail with especial pleas
nre the advent of every really admirable artist
and such we have every reason TO suppose Nj
! HAUsER to De.
SALE OF SrAcEs.--Ws learn that Messrs. Ray
bold & Andrews, the popular proprietors OF the
Sixth.arenue and Broadway Stages, have sold
cut to Messrs. Ward Bolster Il Jacox. Mr. Boil
ster is widely known and dsservedly popular IN
ahe management of Omnibuses, having been con-
cerned in various lines for several years, aud for
J long time in the old Waverly line which ROW
b,ms part of the one ne has purchased. Last
month Mr. Bolster was the Wing candidate 10
Assistant Alderman OF she Mammoth Ward THE
Sixteenth opposed to another old and highly
popular omnibus ploPliStVAi N""'AN
course both were sound or the Railroad question,
but the Wings did their work fairly IN that !" ara
and MIR, Bolster was returned by handsome ma
iorty. The other gentlemen OF the new firm we
do not know, bat without the remotest idea OF de-
pfecisting their capabilities we may say that If
Mr.. Andrews had besR one of the Company 1t
would have been the greatest team in this CITY
We believe nearly all the old employees are re-
tanned; the fanilar face OIL, F. Smith the Pat
Smith whom all the world know at the South
Ferry is RufHsep. guarantee that matters and
shings will so olfair and pleasant as usual. We
understand thatMr Bolster will t0ru out some
thing new and BEAUTIFUL on Christmas Day.
Speaking OF kages, we observe that the un-
licensed line throua Broadway and Fourteenth
at. is still running i,h perfect impunty 1t is
said that the new May is 10 give the line license
1.-The begins his Admit, tration in that manner he
will find himself in hwater too soon for his
comfort If one man ctdragoon him into sub
isn,,or x,het will ho do =, a. .ho,,ands of