New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20
Foreign Items.

A Hung aran pianist, named OTo>z mas ih'1t "'S
appearance at London with success. The critic oi
The DAILY Nrrs says that he IS great master OF ms
instrument lie combines strength OF hand win
brhancy and rapidity Of finger, TO degree We nave
never heard surpassed HIS immense masses OF mar
mony we're pure musical tone. free from NOISE or
harshness The powers OF the instruments were
taxed to their fun extent but never forced or over
strained and IN rapid fights and passages the hSht
ness and dehcacy Of his touch were admirable
Remonyl appeared on the same occasion ne IS pro
nounced Nv the same critic "a yoliRst OF The mrs,
class"
The Duke Of Norfolk IS said to have renowned
Catholicism.
A worthy couple at Nottingham have actually
separatcd and divided the children between them IN
consequence Of an alteration respecting the pro
prletv of committing the sentence OF Sarah Baroer-
the lady insisting that II improper to hang NO
man. and he that no husband was safe At Sarah Bar
Der was not hanged.
One of the great troubles at the Crystal Palace
has been to take care of the lost children. But tor
the Intervention OF the police the Royal Commission
must have by ihis time been placed IN the delicate
predicament of assuming the paternity of some ~ or
o bows and girls who have lost their parents or
friends IN the building. With such heavy family
cares. what would have become OF the surplus
Hauplly the station. house Al Princes gate provided
mode of escape, and thliher all the stray little ones
have been regularly sent one boy vas kept there
ali night, and bed having been made WIN great
coats he was next morning forwarded 70 MS rsE'
tlyeS at Winchester. Another little ieuoN taken
To lodgings ~ BrompOn-TOw, and was clalned mere
next day by his friends from EPSON. From II 10 10
cnlcron have been forwarded TO various parts o,
town BY the ConstableS going of duty, and no less
than % have been claimed at the station oN 'hef p"
rents.
All the prisoners convicted at Lyons have formal
Is arp. aled against the Judgment Of the Court Mar
tial ard all decisions had in the course of their trial
-Mr Gr .ot and his friends having found It nm
POSSIBLE to persuade the Prince &c JonyIlle to diSa
VOW the candidateship, Guizot's ayOwed organ says
But If, under VAN pIetoxts the respected name OF
the Prince &c Jonyiie were TO be cast INTO tht ttto
lutlonary conflict which is about to take place Tor
The elections OF 1882 should not hesitate 10 com
bat with all our force caAdldateShip whlch "ouu
be IA serious injury to the nbnarchcal principle, and
would throw INTO ocean OF dihicuities anu ud-
gers. The Princes OF the Orleans fanny owe theli
blood TO France, and Viii always be ready 10 sheu u
for her But France VIII never ask from them-and
ttcy do not owe to her-the sacrlhce OF thelr per
sona dignity and Of the iature OF their house
The supply OF Guano Is nearly exhausted at
Ichaboe and other famous deposits. But copper
mre now being worked is the greatest attraction ON
the Southwest Coast of Africa Specimens already
produced are worth f45 per tun.
An ESTABLISHING Mt has been formed an Wallaeh-
burg for the purpose Of advancing trade m Tallow,
lust now beginning to be felt. The oxen are driven
IN and aughered, and the Tallow packed up IN the
hides for which the natives gladly receive Man
chester cotton elt hats and old guns.
A sullen and ominous silence prevails IN vienna
IN reference 10 the DEGREES Of the 26th OF August,
from which the Government dread much. No man
speaks TO his nelghbor on the subject, as II their
anger was 100 deep and violent to be touched but,
N ali quarters there prevails conviction that the
worst has come.