, 1863-03-02


Of the trial Of Mr. bigger, and the case will be
closely watched from day to day, and should
he be convicted, the public will want to know
upon what grounds the result is arrived at.
We do not know that there Is any but the most
Impartial treatment to DO accorded to Mr.
Hagcr, we may suggest, however, that as the
defense have earnestly endcayored to have the
doors OPEN during the trial, so far without
success, that the Bishop should reconsiderhis
determination, and permit the reporters Of
the city press, at least, the same privileges a.
now obtain in all Judicial tribunals.
The Philharmonic socioty,s Concert.
The fourth concert Of the season will be |
given this (Monday) evening, with a pro-
gramme Of rare excellence. Tie symphony
selected is Bcethoven's fifth. in minor.
Many attempts have been made to analJze or |
interpret this celebrated work. To one it |
seemed to preach resolution, moral hcroism; |
and the answering themes In the first move.
ment were two voices, one rs Of one dcspond- |
Ing on the eve Of some vast undertaking, the |
other exhostiug aud encouraging; and the |
acme of the whole was in the triumphant
march Of the finale. Another calls it the
"Sccriic III the honest and successful search
for truths" another, "Genius struggling with
nature for expression;' and another, thinking
all tnese 100 Lille anu 100 oennlte, seems to
near IN rs seasn'hs' p1eau'hg' "aefo, apheas-
lns OCEAN oi hafmonles, "lhnumcfaple6pirlt
demanding tue crisis OF their existence" But
who does not see that there Is al the bottom
alter oil, one theme-she great tJe sfr4ayEt, 10
each one modified by his own experience.
Tic Interpretation selected for the pro-
gr.mne Is from an extended analysis py Jonn
s. Dwight, esq, and is We think preferable TO
the more technical translation from tna uel'
man which has been given nesesolose' W.
nrcalso to have the schiller Aafen composed
thc 1fS,b birthday Of The Poet. very popular
inf nov nm tile continent: Weber's a,Jubi-
lee, overture; one of Ba1.tka's operatic
tronscriutions on themes from the Il Hugue.
no,sn. and m original composition bv thc
r,me in the firm Of = Soturno for the CIar-
met and Horn. with orchestral accomoaoie.
mcnt. comooscd EXPRESSLY for this concert.
Miss Dewey, who will be pleasantly 1emem.
bcrcd by all who attended the concerts Of the
the first scason, will sing the soprano caratina
from "Robert 1e Diable,'' song by Abt, and
with AIessrs. 9abin and Dochez, a trio from
"Thc adventures Of night in Grenada
The orchestra will be more full and complete
than on any previous occasion.
Our readers, who attend, will notice in the
programme OF the last piece but one, a sig
nifcant line: "1nter1nission of q few MIN
utes." The intcrmisslon is FOR the purpose
Of allowing those to 60, who at eVerysconccrt
rersistently bore and annoy the larger pro-
portion ofthc audience by going out whilothe
Last piece is being performed. BY thls inter
mission, this evil will be remedled* VIC are
glad to notice this arrangement and hope it
will be adopted in every concert.
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and suffering everywhere. Ills card will bc
found in another column.
4 German 71ass aKecttns.
euto' e''' o.."1 ~ ta' Ha1eaSSo
Workingmcn's Association, Mass Meeting
was i1e'a III ene4' n'.'l VI sa.ulaas esen'hg
Z. Hausner Was elected president, anu Jno. e.
Mlllcn, Secretary. The meeting was addressed
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ty fetcr shi1np, ESQ., IN English and Ger
man. and in the German language by Measrs
T,usncr Dr 1nd,ke T. strnss. o., Kno,,e1
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. tha w,r-h,,t m earnest onnosft;on IN III,
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. t,,e roor rs shown In Ser 3ofthc conscr;n
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tloD Act" They expressed themselves il
t,ror of +be prres;,u src+a,, of co,sc,3,,+;,r
which Knows no uistlnctioh. an announce
| 1urut was made from the stani, that q tclc
9 rrapl,ic dispatch hid lust been sent to th,
President. and Messrs. Arnold. Trnmbul1 ant
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WrELEAS. Section II Of the CONSERVATION Bill
). contains provision. by which all persons, VIII
- free from the du.ie4, due to their country; and
= WHEREAS By sncll provision $40 arc placed a
s nar with the blood OF the poor man. who il m
\ able to send substitute into the field and
is stbvcrsi,c Of Tic fundamental principle Of IL
! Rrpnbc, III whc!. ni1 must hare equal rights an
eai:al futics ard
4 WHEREAS, Sill, !. building MP Of Distinctions Mi
aSairt; til othcf and n,ay ultimately tend to Tia
Il war OF classts 70 mich to b. DEPRECATED bv ever
), | true friend Of humanity aud civilization: And
WHEREAS. Nothiug Tan be NOR. unius; than la5
d ing the burden Of military service on the poor a.l
u cxcnpinc tic r;rl from it, though The latter ay
most 1t etAk.. in this wnr and aTc indeed mora i,
II | te1crtc,j in tho r7ysct,atjon OF this Union in
!. fnancia. point of 4irw; And