The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-22

PAuI JriiE''s srcoSD CoScERr.-The youthful artist
mas created perfect frore in musical circes-aaeus
proseoals, diiednti and everybody ese his talent is
wonoe, full and his improvement still remarkable
lie as wthal the modesty which is the companion Of
rve merit His second was given at Nibo,s sa
loon, Thursday evening" and attended by as full
and fashionable audience that which welcomed him
on Tuesday evening Mayseder's grand variations were
given for the second time, upon single string the Sc
cond attempt was more successful than the frat
and the young artist gave the highest proof genius in
overcoming difficulties previously regarded insur
mounable. Another gem Of the soiree was duet FOR
violin and pianoforte, by Julien and Richard Hoffman
It was capaly given and encored The vocal part
Of the concert was given by Nine. Commetant and Mile
Henrietta Behrend The enthusiasm of the audience at
the matchless execution Of Julien was unbounded
But an episode occurred yesterday which was more
telling its effects than the applause of the audience on
Thursday evening. II a grand variation in the
form Of thousand dollar bank notes. gift to the
young musical genius The following extraordinary let
tiers describe the affair
have heard your delightful music in the concert room
and you have had the kindness TO play for myself and
friends at residence. In earlier life strove to learn
the violin, but abandoned it as too difficult for me- Its
intrcaces unconquerable to all save those who
and pecunary trials through which your father has
passed to mpar to you, his only child, musical educa
highly commendabe, and truly worthy OF encourage
ment therefore present you with five thousand DOL
lars which trust will be consecrated TO your mtelec
tuAl musical anu moran culture oRIs6N BLUNT
New YORK April 81, 1854.
MY DEAR sR:-Sere words though brightly glowing
with affection could not express my grateful emotions
for your unexampled municence. Nor could the most
stirring strains expect to conceive reflect the chords
you have touched in my heart. can only assure you
that will be very studious and fondy cherish next
my father and mother may soon return to France,
and if you should visit me, am sure that my
friends would cordially receive you for your substantial
kindness to during soourn in far distant land
Alderman oanoS BLUNT, Warren street, New York
Young Mems Democratic National Club.
This body met last evening No IA Stuyvesant
lnstitutehe Vice President, Mr. c. G. Gunher, IN the
| chair.
Mr. A. C. MORTON offered the following resolutions
Resolved That the action Of the State Committee Of the
democracy which recently held is session at albany meets
with the hearty @ rsew The past We
fully fully approve sSsti Action sson
our in spite prescription
Svsd the 3 we aeS IL s ss i
| matey reward our ahors s.,..
ton arises from Its reereaney 70 democratic expeotaon
II j; ss i. nth 0 1 as and an
strength shameless. violation Of de-
Resolved That the the assembage OF
State Convention OF the democracy the 18th OF July
meets with concurrence That will take
the proper steps be in that by e
Gent trusty assured that it will
able and worthy didates whom with cheerfuness
| devote cxertions to elevate to place.
Resolved That upon brethren, young demo-
Gratis throughout the State to thoroughly organize Tor the
campaign before and that hail with congratulation
the organization recently formed at jamaica Queens
cnty Of the Young Mems Democratic National Club and
also Of similar organization formed at Staten Island
| Mr. MORTON said that the resolutions comprised
endorsement of the resolutions adopted ut meeting
of the State Committee at Albany (that committee COM
posed of the tried of the party and after full
mnaton Of the facts resolved to reendorse the princ
PIES adopted last year We give this support. We
also say that hostile to the administration, be-
the administration has disappointed democratic
institutions 1t expected that the administration
would be national one conducted national princi-
| PIES Such has not been the The men at the
North who struck down the party in 4S, and the
at the South who secessionists in go have been
rewarded with place and power. 1t must be evident
that the administration has proved recrean to demo-
/ cratic principles We also call upon young demo-
cratic friends throughout the State. We support the
State Committee in the calling of the convention be
held in July The objection urged against this is that
is TOO early The speaker would be glad the national
party were in the field, that the. people could
canvass their merits fully.
The resolutions were seconded by Mr.. ScHEII. and
unanimously adopted
The meeting then adj ourned.