New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

siD' e.an, bIameless Now we differ altogether
%. onr friend in this matter We do not con-
- 81. that the critic who speaks Of the artistic
sroauctions of singer or painter has any concern
<ritb his or her private reputation or behavior
The work before him is what he has to judge OF,
and that has nothing to 60 with the question of
morality or immortality on the part Of its author.
A picture or statue, or symphony may be beauti-
mi and perpetual source OF delight to the world,
while the daily life of the man or woman who
made it may be such as to cause sorrow and dis
gust to those acquainted Herewith. But it would
be foolish and wrong to pronounce such statue
or symphony bad ard advise the public never to
see or hear it, for that reason. 1t is enough that
the artist does well his work as artist; about
his doings as man it will be time to speak when
they become VIGOROUSLY outrageous or are
BROUGHT before the Courts And then we shall
not employ them to disparage his merits in the
sphere of art, the one being entirely independent
of the other
FT1tD ED. DocIoR's CONCERT AT TRIpLtR
HAII.-The friends of music will find in another
column the Programme of grand Vocal aud In
strumental Concert, to be given by the newly ar
rived German Pianist, Ferd. Ed Doctor Doctor
as an accomplished critic assures us, for we have
not heard him ourselves, is, for power aud skill
second Leopold de Meyer, and perhaps still more.
The programme he offers contains an interesting
and attractive variety. He will be assisted by
Madame Doctor, who is likewise an excellent
performer on the piano; the well-known Prlma
Donna OF the italian Opera House, Signora Truth
Benedict, and by an eminent vol'nist, Ferd erie
bel, Concert Master from Berlin, who has just ar.
rived end who had the honor to perform with len
nv Liud at Court Concert ofthe King of Prussia.
He is spoken Of virtuoso of brilliant and taste
4ul execution.
PRIsENTATIoN.-Th Third Regiment Hussars
paraded yesterday at 10 o'clock at Tompkins'
Park After the parade was formed, Col. PosTLEr
called the Lieut. Col to the center Of the line and
presented him with massive pair of Gold Epaa-
lettes-a gift from the officers ofthe Reg iment-in
abe following words
lieut. Cor The officers of Regiment, desiring to
manifest the sentiments OF esteem and attachment with
which you regarded by item nave seectea as an APP
Uropri9e token these splendid Epaulees. The pleasing
duty fallen to OF presenting them There are fey
sbe Heart as do expressions like this Of the estimation in
syhich ohers hold u.s. Days months, years have passed
gincc you first associated with this Regiment These years
enclose many happy d y-many event Of pleasant pas
simemany circumstances upon which the light of
rneInbrance shine They upon the soul like
The sound OF distant muscMemory and Hope joining their
reamlke spells to render happy the present hour know
Thai TO YOU This gift will treasure, for il conveys
10 Won the hearts f, cling of your companions II will be
in days yet to be- Take i-and believe that the
heart OF him who conveys it you beats in sympathy and
deeply the feelings OF graed pride which must
now Lod you in their spell
To which the Lieut. Colonel replied
ColoNE1 Words faint upon the lips when the heart
itsefw oud speak. Language but nadequatty conceys
thoughts when the feelings are touched by affection
There indeed few things in life grateful as the eX-
preston of kindly sentiments entertained lor us oy our
sssociues The that have met the appreciation
Of the officers ofe Sd Regiment in my efforts 10 discharge
MY like those bright visions which fash
upon the mirror of the mind borrowing hue and shape
paradise This splendid testimonial of the ger crosby OF
my associates will be valued as one OF the brightest
possess associated as II is with so many happy
reeoeclions of the past The heart has indeed memories
That die that rough trials OF the world can obter
with this Regiment it's earliest infancy we have seen
il grow and flourish; affections have enwined around
beg Colonel you accept my thanks for The manner OF s
presentation Be assured and through you would also
asre nv companions OF the regiment, that ms
event only renders happy the present hour out with
zines come be looked back upon as one OF nose napS
epochs lifes journey, that renders me whoie scene
| beautiful.
| NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SoCIETY.-We under
stand that at a meeting Of the Board OF Officers OF
ahjs Society on Saturday last they resolved that
as one expression of gratitude for the Liberal DO
/ nations made them at their quarterly meeting on
She 18th inst. they would print and circulate, sra-
aoitously, in New York and vicinity, Fifty Thou
sand Copies of their new Tract entitled "Iract
4 for the Holidays" The Tract will be ready Tor
delivery in few days at the office of the Society,
J s5 Nnsson.st. We believe the Tract was written
& tv MIR. Hoover. Editor of the N Y. Organ
FaS- The Franklin Literary Association have 8
nbo meeting this evening in the WEIGH Baptist Church in
Jhrislie-s near Delaney. Subject of discussion Has
State The right to secede from Inc Union AunSslohifee
d eSee advertis emen0
ElocuuoN-An opportunity to study the art
r science of Public Speaking is opened by Francis t.
Russell Professor Eocuton in several Institutions See
mis- men md in another column, under
obstruction"
4 HonBEKY-Y esterday morning John Madden
and John Sunday We're arrested charged with a
D 7obbery Last night Andrew Mckinney, the
! ronnloiuant went to a lodging house. l22 hous
>nn " kent by one " Dutch Pete, and there tell
Z IN with the two prisoners, and entrusted MADDEN
4 with the belt which contained 90 soverelgns. In
u 1Le morning Madden denied that he had received
h che belt or the money, but after some prevarlca-
r. ZION he gave back half the belt and halt the
8 money Mckinney then applied to the police and
1he two men were arrested
NJ RFS@ a man who refused to give his name was
arrested in Perry. st on suspicion OF being engaged
in some burglarious demonstration, and on search
& ing him q variety of silver spoons and other val
s. uables were found. Those who have recently
b suffered such losses should apply for them at the
81 Ninth Ward police
"a AKRr 7 on A CHARGE OF SEDUcrIoN.-Othcer
e Malouey of the First Ward yesterday arrested
mathew Looney, an Irish shipping merchant, do
& ipg business at No. 10 w ashingtonst on charge
Not seduction preferred by Mary Goss residing at
ANo. CO Muray,st, Complainant is foreigner and
swas recently introduced to the accused, who
kahortly after offered himself in marriage; his
proposition was accepted and about 10 days since
Rthe parties appeared before Catholic priest to
rad 6,,,n hoin