New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
HzRhoNY EYSUNDERSTUOD.

EbEEONI EISCNDk KS EOhDD.
Hen Gustav Safer Is pisnO- forte player. -
sbo-forte pAyer Of the zee school OfthoNs~ rpAset
which o.fsS the meet Sricel tsrces OF otsves ssf
BY 6 tgsnscend.nth dodge of the great sal ~rcs
sroweth reithsr eres. small brings te- dosSiy
elevated scs OF che ,ers.rrc,ars OF sound 10 cess
embrsce with the deep sace-lSs Of tes bass. otsAe
new school which picss cut the humaotes and toa Il
the yocs divine for lis tseues and the ps
nost snd los.ros, s;i-nds OF sound thereto. Ottss
Rec - i0school-ip fact, the locomotive sc lool-otA<
80 Strenuous so fierce. Sly the man. sass Bddos
plsyer with 80 glib hsnd must have glib ton a.
wnh thss torgue he played sfsntssa. AfAsi .'ts
con terocia al rs55,s. iantssis hs aeonseS
-sesnst two lsdIes. Against two spotess hshss.
But these ladies found protector. protect IN the
st.lw,r person Of Hen Eornes-with wiOm Herr
Ss.'er was Esvsirg on . Harmonious toar o.
corctIt giving. But harmony has dscoFd. An
eisccId Is harmony misunderstood. Tnis Iavsty
frscss betseen Herr FoImss and Herr Csstr
is harmony 20 misu adsrstood. The nature ef
tie harmony was not fem q wind instrneek,
though it was . blow. Il ws moro Il
stripged instrument, being q sorsps. Herr
Formes in recitpg the harmony misIcderstooa. says
the two ladies' wefs without their egmste proiso,oxs.
and in their absence, be demanded from Herr Sstsr
on spology ior the outraged and irjared parties.
which wss no. only refused, but the insult Was re-
De ated snd # possible in stili ofei sive
per. "Pelbspa,' the great bssso adds, - sctsd
" rsshly, but at lesst hstter myse that maukia<
{" generally ard the fair eek universally, will MT cca-
"oemn me if, under such circumstances, CI ssr
I" tie face &c. Toe harsh thunder which tho hssss
CRATES is here below the lice, too terrible for or
tender coluurs. The bssso adds-thss r;snly IT, a.
the reporter Of The Cincinnati Ga:ste "afTns'-
tie Queen of the West beig the seat of tue tirm,ay
rsuud rstood in question" certainly IT, Mr.. Gustav
"Satter was not half weight size, his sssso aes.
Absolute and Thomas, were suiliciesst to make uP
the disparity in bulk, that the t,rm coward
which you Assert they applied to me comss With bed
grace om three men who, af er intiicti1g through
your journal stab upon my character sF,ct an In
glorious retreat before its publication colid meet the
"eyes Of the public or myself"
From Herr Safer Herr Apschuts. and Hen
Thomas, We have no critical remnks on tais her
mouiou u. ques.n. We look with anxiety for the TIRE
in response TO the solo. They are sl clever fellows.
Clever intellectually. Clever socially. Bu. tie lsAt
i1fmity ofnobs mnds is--decidsd dtiessnce Of oPn-
ions capable Of defamation.
Herr Forme, in this championship, of the stage.
radically different from bis place on it. There DO aot
allowed to stand up for the Those Internal opNs
composers have q wsy-sll of them-of making the
ba,so never lovsr preaching ambrosiL delectstions
in Flat for the fair never going the whole figure
with his amores and doloIesnevsr waiting, wailing,
and writing in the ecstato relation Of Ccreistive
sxths With the love-sheddng sopranos never under tho
lyrical iqudities of moonbesms, teiug the story Of
passion crowned with joy; nevsr-nsver-never:-
but be il always black bearded, black dOubettsd
rufau-lookipg bowie-knives and prussc scid-svesr-
irg rosriug and ran ping throughout the scales OF
two oc,sves-uphsppy and savage, hamboyAnt
and unpitied. Awsys co. thoug the majestic virlity
of his voice by ali the psrslesms of positive phoso-
ply would pick him out a. the proper msn-worth Q
auauor Of tender enors. AS the most manly oisssses
Herr Formss has been most outraged by this trest-
ment at the hands Of composers He could make love
nke-we beg MIR. Everetts pardou-tke George
hrgton-so stalwsrt and Sublime. A 10 fd~e
from him would have breadth OF fervencyn It aston
ishipg the dress circle rot to menon thoee darings Of
the muses. the critics. Herr Formes is now the cham
pion of the sex al ssco he not be made 80 under
the portals of Eutsrpe'
1t is to be refectively observed that all harmony
misunderstood the lyrical stage srises from quarrels
about women In fact without them there would b
no opera, aud off it no var. Bot the quarrel neve
arises about two women. EIcep, that delicious bi. Of
Capt. Macheath,
How happy could be with either.
Were the other dear chsrmcr away"
we know of no opera bushes where any difficulty"
srses from surplus II is always deficit Of the seI
An opera with q row about two women would bsa
novslty-not counting basso as q lover. Will that
faoetious institution, "The Am.rtean ,ademy Of
Music" excite such a production by the pstriotic
gererosities 80 deeply inbsded on It's charter