New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

Burton. -.t.r-Th. Poor Fnh'ened TO Death,
Mcs 4S.:TsS poSs: s.d. Room
s.tOpoht.s Hal. sro.d-ay- Ai'9s seeea .e. sO,
Mood. sn'-l: 80 =. sro.d-y-coaecrt .y.,, ,-txai
Minerva Rooms. No ~ o.drD-soo,t c.nossn "a het''
ssoisiy Iibrny Broad ay-Lec;are MebL Aiehsay.
u The threatened rain came yester-
day. but did not come strong enough continue long
enough claim relationship with the regular luinoc
iJ People very generally ssraeed Acquaintance With
their old autumnsl friend Mud, and whatsoever pains
they tosk to avoid him. ventured abroad without
putting bis foot 10 IL The drilling rain cont ausd long
enough to cool tho enthusiasm and veto the procession
| Of the Empire Club but about ii selock the cous
| rolled szly away toward New.HampShirs and Left
clear star lighted .ky cool and refreshing breeze, and
ato'erabe promise of further pestponemsn. of the
| regular storm.
MADAME SoNTAG's FIFTH CONCERT.-
We're there any doubt as to the popularity of these
concerts, the success Of last evening must remove
When the fifth occasion of Madame Soutags appear.
ance, and with such weather az that OF last evening,
brilliant audience assembled TO crowd Metropolitan
Hail. iss conclusive that abe has touched the taso and
lime ginatlon Of the other artist except
Jenny Lind ha, ever succeeded In doing
Mr. Ecksrt gave us two overtures; the first from
massive and forclbe composition and the second from
FIo,ows Martha. Both were quite new to our public
and the second received the bonor,rsre until had
Eckert and his present orchestrs-o encore. This
wa not surprising; without any great variety ala-
exec OF fancy, the piece has richnem Of sentiment
and a vigorous moving harmony that are quite re-
freshlng.
The vocal novelties were, drss, Haydns Win PtrdNrs
Clad sung by MAZDA ne Sontsg a. never heard II be-
fore. Those who complain that with her wontrous
vocaizshon he slDslDg lacks soul aud EXPRESSION can
not have heard her either In this or In the grand air
from Der FressekH, given at her fourth concert We
are willing to admit that her walk 10 not the volcanic
passion and fierce despair Of tragedy or the emotions
that convuse and over whelm the soul Bat Ia ali that
belongs to tenderness TO pure natural JOY, and TO hon.
eat unaffected religious feeling, as well az In the arch
ness of comedy, We shall walt long before finding al
euusl artist. The second new piece which she sung
last evening Syrian air by Eckert, with orches
trail accompaniment The melody breatbs Of the noun
tsns and the pessantry whose name IL bears the
jodel 10 introduced spanns and successfully 1t was
enthusiastically and deseTyedly encorei for apart from
It's own beauty 1t had the beauty Of sontsgs execution
We never hear Madame S0ntag without sdmlriug
more and q style Of sngiog Ike hers, which In
developii the power and the fexblty of the voice
does Injury the organ. Is wonderful to think
that after quarter Of century .the singing which
chanted Goethe, and set the Europe Of . generation
ago into psroxyi Of delight, still be ued into
tho ears Of Young Aneros In such freshness and a4a
epcs of beauty Were there other testimony to the
/ excellence of Sontag's method, this would settle The
/ oue,liop The singers OF the most moiern
school cannot hope for career prolonged 90
baopiy and crowned at ss, brilliantly by the plsu
dis of New World after the Old has for generations
paid It's tribute Of admrst short iie though cer'
tsipty merry one 10 the srtis motto they receive
from their matters; aud 20 they scream and bsllow
away their voices singing worse every day 10 the end
OF the truth of these remarks that popular srslsi'
Bsdisi. 10 another concu.ye example He too, Ia Of
rood school and after years OF LABOR in his profession
spas with the same excellent taste and the sane noble
and pure voice AZ ever He last ri ght performed TO-
nance of MercadanIe, and the delicious due, from
Doniaetis Elisir with Madame Son,ag, and We have
seldom heard him 10 better Advantage Tails due.
showed that they both knew how TO act az well a. sing
Paul Julien brought upon the stage that vearisome
Cerntrsl Of VeHice for the competition OF which We
begin TO curse the memory Of Pagsnln 1t was DOUBT.
lets we'll for great genius to play H. snce he must
needs be fsntaitic, but why need al the world ST.
sbou, Initiating bin % soon az Il gets fiddle into ia
hauds1 We voss for Ito total expulsion from oil iauFe
Concerts, by whomsoever, whenever and Wherever
4 sivep. For the reit, tina, "msrveous boy played
/ e1cellen,y well, especially the Introduction and toe
other honest passages, and was only inferior TO
/ him,slf In the cs,erwsuliug and slaP-trsP por'
lions. And when we say be played wsJ,'
/ We do NOT mean TO add considering bis age There
are plenty Of vrtuosos of full growth, who Nigh, we'll
envy the sssdine aud business Of hs DO wing and the
pure, Lfull tone and genuine human tensnsn! which
the violin possesses In bis hands.
We must not omit thai Alfred Joels plauo exhibited
DO decline either IA the skin of the srti tee favor
Of the audience
r. The October session Of the Com
mon Council commenced last night. Nothing OF e..
pecia importance was done. Railroad projects thicker
daily, and there are now about q dozen before the
suee, Committee. Thus lar, no decisive seton Ia nd
Gated upon any Of them.
There was some 6dpe,sinem about dirty streets, con.
sequent upon the near approach OF election buttiere
was no action worthy Of noace The N.oe:eenth Ward
Election Gaze wss taken up, the reports ard part Of
the testimony read, and then laid en- the table Tns
Board Of Aldermen do 70, TO be very anxious 10
show their hands upon any Of the lesiing qusItOn'
and We hardly expee. anything Of lGP5rtsnes 10
TIE way Of egiston before the election.
OLE BULL.-We understand that this
eminent vsllnst, having arranged the great Object o.
HE mission to this country In locating an etenf!re uA
Of land In Pennsylvania for his eOunTymsn, Is no"
about TO give q series of Conesrn-,he proceeds Of
which he will devote to the further carrying cat OF hh
fayoriie and most commendable project he proposes
10 commence In Philadelphia some time this week :
and we learn he Ia engaged In composing new piece
of music, 10 be brought out ss his frat Concert.
For THE NEEDLE WoMEY.-The mo-
nsy for furnishing the Lodging house of the sean
resses In slowly. Ii this enterprise had oeeo
i thu beaten track of chsries-for the heahsn hou-