New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

The duet Ls n darcu will never be surpassed IN rs
kind There s. however great difference OF op'non
among singer to the fS Of this piece thar rs
Is much CHANGED riding 10 the hands into ~nicn %
Zerna well ssits AIboni The music, as she rendered H.
lies well within her voice There no straining out ins
cious how chrac;erzes it
Some Of the best concerted music received no applause
the model quartet Non ii I'D Hi'era' passed IA cod
ness The drinking song Fnok kaai dai riE0 was taken A.
such violent presto that it was utterly Ineffective The
tendency for the last hundred years has been to quicken
the tine Of pieces The BATH BATH so graceful ana peat
uiul was duly encored as well Iefrai Cdrta0. lhe
nice Of the composer made him draw the line be-
tween the peasants music and that OF the nne huy'
Madame De Vres sppauded TO great extent IN her
SOLO though il must be borne in mind that the object OF
composer not 20 show of voice, but 70 express pas
sion and the correctness Of that expression should form the
reason for applause.
The great finale 20 the first act was not adequately repre-
sented There was of numbers and stage spendors
to carry of chorus of some hundred ought to be
in attendance give the authors meanings and orches
ira Of three times the size of that employed The admra
bic in the church yard well rendered Beneven
tano staggered delightfully."- and Revere shook and chat
tered in capital style The awful climax Of the marble
hunderer the gbberng accents Of Leporelo the heroic
defiance Of the Don were such great musical picture
that not even the mprompu scene-daubing Of BIOLOGICAL
devils was able TO eface its seriousness
LOVE AND ATTEMPTED NURDER-Fred w. Michael 3
German % years OF age brought on Saturday to the
Essex Market Police Court charged with attempting TO
take the life Of Miss Madeline Thompson by shooting her
with pstol loaded with powder and ball IL seems that
liz dung the past winter paid his addresses to Miss
Thompson but his suit being forbidden by her father and
finally discouraged by herself he became somewhat reck-
less in bis department and led loose and lille life He
was frequently observed lettering about the corners appar
emily watching opportunity Of seeing her, but sus-
ricon was aroused that he intended violence toward her
though he had been heard TO threaten her
At ! O'Clock Friday afternoon he entered the shade
factory Of Mrs Goldstker No 355 Sixth where she was
EMPLOY ed in the ornamental branch Of the business and
where none but two apprentice boys present drew
risto and said 1t is well have found you-now die and
napped the pistol pointing it at her breast but it missed
fire At this she spang up and up stairs and when
near the head Of the stairway he again fired the ball tax
ING effect in the eshy part Of the left thigh lie than
down stairs threw the pistol into the yard and 70 the
Eleventh Ward Station House and gave himself up
The girls wound examined and dressed by DR. L.
II Kimbark Of No los Columbia st. and found to be So
rous though not necessarily fatal The ball has passed in
70 the bone and then around it, in such that it
could not be extracted A paper found in the prison
s rocket written in German which indicated that he
tended TO kill her and then himself He held to await
examination.