New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

by M Iorrcs, Also. ITO Paris aud Bact
Fs O f Fsco ?s . kesa. %1ff a after which,
cTizAIIos as.ae Buttons by W waac, Jr Also the farce
EyF5EEN wsos At the s. Cha5'e onist Also, The Military
The ~ NcHrAcK ths EVENING" the American Museum AID The
W % 09Le tn, nTnS9n stas for the benefit the D
THE SogIfSS Cseys male their en- sDpe9ac in the Northern
em are Mas Rose Msds'u the American Equestrian Hiram
ETHIOPIAN DELIyrA1roSs soyss &C. this evening BIZ Woods Mn
IeN NO III Broadway An entirely new p'o.r uns io' this
MACS NrcTo'Sey &C. this evening BY Prof Heller at the Chinese
TEE Holy LAND-Banyads splendid Panoramic Of Scenery
m m Palestine exhibited this evening at No 596 Br'iaway
TIE Great panornTa Of the Father Of A's'
MoE VII a. sao 70 9Gi at t50D5sn Hall Of Mont
ii, "a ,bis evt1" ~ NJ 59a I,ro y. Seu u NUM- M -
Conference.-The studio curoo of Mechanism, &c, day
PASTNGs ScTbe National Academy of Design open dag sld
PASTISe Sc~Tbe Washington Exhibition of Art open day
night at No 49 Broadway.
~ The weather for the past two days has been
hafand half Of smiles and tears On Saturday all
fair and delightful bu yesterday was the opposite
rainy chilly and dsagreeable At midnight the rain was
falling freely, and the temperature rising
~ The PHILHARMONIC Society gave its last con
Of the season full Saturday night. Mr.
Esfed led ably and the sixty three musicians of the or
chesra gifted with the requisite temper and skill
The novelty Of the evening Schumanns Symphony
sashng criticism of which read in the spondence
Like Mcndessohn Schunann wants melody but he is
artist. The first opens with notes from
Luthes Hymn but Meyerbeer had been before him. and
bagged that game for his Hvguenots The first movement
is not particularly striking The second the slow
men is positively dull having neither the passionate quail
ity of adagO cantabe the sOmbre proportions of
mystic choral march. The third movemen-th scherzO
is beautiful the author seems to have resolved on
amnesty in favor of melody The fourth movement
tla IN 1ndd
lighted the audoryespecialy upon the retakng of the
motive after operate cadenza the flute The vercs
in the world not to adapt melody and plenty
it in music this be omitted not person in fifty
anything about it, let it be dubbed classic what
not Mozar's Duet, from lie Ao-=e well
ceved and handsomely rendered by Miss Rosa Jacques and
Mr.. Philip Mayer-The splendid ConcertstucS of Won
Weber is the dearest revelation of modern panSm that
we have up to its time The large sweeps of the hands
the energetic appogiltured accensO distinctive of the
chvaylike music Of the great author are splenddly il
Illustrated 1t brilliantly played by Mr.. GOckel and
much applauded.-Beehoven wrote four Overtues to his
opera of Fidelio-his only opera The one played on
Saturday. known the LeoHOye overture, is large and
characteristic, but measurably prefer the over
lures of Won Weber, that shall not dwell on it
An elegant air, well rendered by Mr. Mayer, from
SpOhr's LsSOndo, encOred.-A Caprice Burlesque-
Polichinele-by A. Gocke, nosly redemandei, and
in its place adagO elegantly rendered, was given
Then Miss Rosa Jacques sang in good style Jeane Arc
d Rouen piece of good deal of dramatic merit com
posed by Bordese The finest piece of the evening
Webers overture to Euryanthe, which we would pro
nounce the finest penned if the author had not
given us Der Freischutz and Oberon. Weber combines
cantabe passion and chivalrc herosm OF style in his or
chestral works beyond any other author.
The philharmonic Society has concluded it,
son. conductor and artists doing themselves credtWe
hope next year to hear some original music. We would
like TO see what America do, and if shd cannot com
pose she certainly be ignorant and stupid to listen
with profit.
SHAKsPERE's BIRTH AY-This honored Anniversary
was celebrated Saturday last by the popular manager of
Buttons Theater and party of gentlemen whom he en-
tertaned the College Hotel The dinner superb and
the occasion was wory honored by the good feeling and
enjoyment of ALL and by appropriate speeches and senti
ments from several of those present Shakspere Club
was organized only to celebrate the anniversary here
after but to meet at monthly dinner and to hold Mul
berry Festival in the country in the months Of July and
August Mr. Burton was elected President, and Mr. San
derson Steward Of the Club.
To The U. S. Mail steamship Washington sailed on
Saturday, for Bremen with large list ofpassengers
NEw-YoRK Volunteers RELIEF COMMrTTEs-The
Committee for the relief of the remnant of this gallant band
of menmet at the Mercer House ON Saturday evening last
TO pay of such in need The Committee Sergeant
Peae Corporal Lewis Privates John Dick, James Syyis
and Richard jefferson have been unremng in their efforts
70 discover their sick and destitute comrades Ten persons
were relieved on Saturday evening and two of their com
rades Sergeant Ross and Martin Foen have been admitted
during the past week into the City Hospital through their
instrumentality
Ir.rurR.-The sales of boots and shoes by the
Wholesale dealers amount to about S6OOOOOO per year.
There are four firms who each do business of about half
a million per annum.
Nrv STYLE OF OMYIBUs-An Engishman hasinvented
what he calls the curvilnear omnibus, comprising mum
her Of improvements The interiors; ventilated above and
beneath and the windows therefore fixed so as to pre-
won't either rafting noise or disputes about opening and
shutting them The back Of each seat is curved outward
60 that greater width of passage is obtained The feet
rl into boxes TO pr vent treadng them Between and
above each qeat is bell pull acting single bell near
he conductors place Access to the top facilitated by
steps.
~ The Board of Police Commissioners have organ
ed and are now debating upon several points in regard to
the conduct of their business
r-z@ Moses d. Gale Member of Assembly is selected
by the Aldermen for Clerk of the Marine Court Mr. C.
was not particularly conspicuous in favor of City Reform
r-5,- The AUion states that Mr.. Thackeray cleared
about $4,000 by his lectures in this country
MrcY,yIc's SOCIETY ScHooL.-The Thrtythird An
nual Examination of this excellent schoOwi commence this
dav and continue daily until Thursday inclusive the hours
being from to T. NJ and in the evening Specimens OF
drawing painting and needework will be exhibited from
to7pM each dav The concluding exercises distribution
Of Premiums and awarding of Diplomas, will take place at
Metropotan Hail. Friday evening April ~ Exercises
commence at clock.
CASpLE-MAKERs.-A well attended meeting OF jour