New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22


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e The weather has done us gracious
honors for the week closing With an unimportant
but chilly exception, have had the happy medium
which Is not only toerabe but highly enjoyable in all
weather operations Last night the new moon made
timid exhibition Of her crescent which bstokened Coy
the Indian rule Of prophecy dry quarter since not
only one powderhorn but score of them could have
been hung upon IT, The days Of bany Spring are
rapidly closing, and We must soon prepare for the
swetering and unfortunately long days Of Summer.
MADAME GoLDsCHnIDT's SECOND Con-
crRr-Last evening repetition of the brilliant
Triumph of Tuesday. 1t was impossible that the hall
should be more crowded than that OCCASION but the
audience was even more enthusiastic and Madame
Godschmidts voice fresh and beautiful as voice
could be- It's full majesty was displayed in the air from
Mendelssohn's EWah, Hear ye, Israel Nothing could
surpass the ullness the richness and rmness OF tono
and the broad and lofty of her singing In this
purity of the Come unto me- Is winning and exqui-
site. Al non sianse, from the SonndmtaId, cleo
trifed the audience as usual, and was demanded
again with the most uDyielding applause. Madame
Goldschnldt repeated 1t with the sparkling
eushI Of fluent song, before. 1t seemed that no
man could doubt, then, that she searched all the
mystery of Italian music, and delivered it with a
breadth and rplendor of which there are few remins-
II, Dcfy ham
rann Madame (oldschmldt showed as clearly, perhaps
as in anything she SINCE the characteristic of her style
which seizes the essential meaning of the music and
sacrifices any superficial effect The impression of this
aria was undoubtedly lees marked upon the audience
than was anticipated 1t because the artist did
sing it in 90 cunning way" Mozart not 'cun.
ming composer in the sense of childish and Madame
Goldsohndt must sing Mozars music as he would have
II sung whether it suits our fancies The point
of Zerlinas character is its sweet pastoral simplicity
lite archness not that of pquant lady but the pleasant
humor of country girl Hence the difference in the
rendering of the part by various artists Most are con-
tent with this arch piquancya coquey Of the saloons
in singing 1t. But last evenng-unless we sadly
we saw and heard Zerna Mozart knew her. Through
the Gipsy's Song, Home, Svea Home, and the Noun
tainer's Song why should we chase with superlatives
an adequate expression of an ofrepeoted delight In
the Home there was tenderer tone than ever be-
fore-she made ii halfp lainve pesn Of domestic joy
1t was Of her that Shakspere sang
"Time cannot wither her nor Custom stale
Her infinite variety"
Mr. Goldschmidt's Concerto is hardly to be measured
in a single hearing 1t Is OF the best school, and has
remarkable richness and subiety OF treatment for
young Composer He played it with that firm pre-
ci.ion and lowing-almost Neutrality-suspicious. of
AL of
style to which our audiences are little accustomed, il
was heard throughout with attention, and most favor
ably received Mr. Apply nplaying delicate and
graceful and his tone is very pure His instrument Is
hardly full enough however, for large hall, bu the
performance was sngusrly just and genuine through
out and ell mered the exceedingly hearty applause
that followed IT, Signor Badal refreshed hls laurels
He was not fortunate In the selection of his last song
but he sar II well and admirably received There
Is but one more OF these unequalled concerts
SALE OF Tickets TO MADAME GoLp-
scrnIpr's CoNcEnTs-There has been great com
plant the confusion the sale of these tickets and
in COM unioation published in Yesterdays Tines and
Of which, was sent TO lie, the inquiry is made
how far the promise protect the public against specu
lstors has been kept We not aware, although ir
may be true) that any such announcement was made
good reason that no anticipation was entertained by
her husband or herself by their friends, that
the excitement attendant upon the concerts would
be 60 great es to make any such announcement
appropriate The facts are simply these: Immedi
ately upon the confusion OF Wednesdays sale Mr.
Godschmidt took the measures announced in the ad
vertsement of yesterday, protect the purchasers
from than the inevitable crowiing at the Office
and will ne tinssG pre,ent during the sale of today
Az the fact OF great Speculation in these concerts to
none more unexpected, 10 none was Il more subject
Of regret than to Mr. snd Madame Godschmidt ard we
are sure that If our readers viii reicct upon the d
Guilty OF avoiding speculation in article of which the
supply Is necessarily very mi;ei aud the demand ex
orbiientI Ihsy viii reflect now hard il ia 70 limit Ar
btrery the number of tickets TO be sold % each sp
picant--thai rnsny gentlemen, each wishing several
ticket. for their families, oeu select single on, Of
their number 10 procure TIE wholeand that whatever
limit might be observed ia the number Of tickets sold
to single person. the Spectators could easily employ
men enough to buy the qualify they wished-with tie
hundred other obvious considerations incident to ach
sale they viii be eager 70 publish their complaint
and eAssrin until they learn whe;ser TIE confusion Is
to be taeilly permitted by ttoss most interested.
We have mentioned the subject al al, only 70 state
the position OF Mr.. and Madame Golisehmidt in the
sfsir-to have clearly understood THAI. their feel
ngs tewafd the public OF this City are sf the warnest
eharaeler-they viii do all thai can be properly ex
peeted Of them. to avoid for complaint. we
have no wish TO reeur to the theme sgsn and have no
thought Of provoking any discussion upop the nrooer
way Of selling concSt tickets.
TIE PERRINE PAvEMENr.-We are not
surprised that this abomnaiion Is to BE- forced upon US
in spite Of reonstsnce in spite Of breach Of cootrsc.
In spite Of everything, because we have for sometime
been convinced that there were secret impulses at
work among the Aldermen which would carry Ii
through in the face Of al opposition So i, has proved