The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-10

THE FEININGERs' FAREWELL Cox
cERr.-We should esteem ourselves
happy, that, owing to the accident of
not being able to have tho Hibernian
Hall, in Charleston, because of "
previous engagement by others, and
at the urgent solicitation 'of many
personal friends and of many who
had neglected to attend their first
concert, the brother and sister Fei-
nlnger consented to crafty us, last
night, with another musical treat,
quite as recherche and brilliant as that
OF week ago. Did we enter moro
into detail-which our want of space
forbids-we could but repeat in
general, what we then said in moro
special, terms-their second perform
ance only confirming us in the justice
of our first critique; it would, be-
sides, be an useless gliding of refined
gold and an impertincnt painting of
the lily to add thereto. Both Herr
Carl Feininger and Fraeulein Ga
briella Feininger were received by the
audience with all emp,essement; and
the grace and ease of their manner
left, as on the former occasion, no.
thing to be desired. The selection of
pieces and of composers was excel
lent, and so made as to meet all
tastes. Mr.. Hart Denck accompa-
MED, with eclat, the Feiningers.
In conclusion, we will make ono
remark-and that an unpleasant ono,
so far as Columbia is concerned; still.
duty being du.p, we make it; and it is
this: that it is highly unfortunate for
us that our enjoyment of concerts,
and, in effect, of all other entertain
ments, should be pitilessly marred
by that peculiar species Of applause,
a la gamin, which consists in Shrek
ing like Zaharan hyenas, and stamp
ing with the feet like Norman horses:
demonstration hardly to be con-
strued as hattering by the performers
and puzZling to those who go
thither to listen in comfort, to de-
eide whether they be, after all, in a
concert hall, and not in an Eastern
desert or in monster livery stable
The presence of policeman in our
halls on like occasions could but have
marked and salutary effect-pro-
vldcd he were allowed to take his
authority along with him-Dicimvs.
CARDS! CARDs!-Show cards, bust
ness cards, visiting and wedding
cards, executed at the PAmni.c Job
Office, in the neatcst styles OF the
art. Cards of all sizes constantly
on hand, and all orders from town OF
country promptly attended to.
New ADvEhTIsEMENTs.- .scan-
ed To the following advertisements, WHICH
arc published this morning TOR ;he :irst
time:
Jacob Lcvin-Auction This Day.
ID. G: Bacon, Butter, &c
IL. O'Neale & Son-Country Flour.
4 o ,
The rush and excitement over the grand
clearing sales of Mr.. R. G. SILVER on Mon
day last, induces him to explain that tho
stock is very largo, and all will be ablo 20
get some OF the bargains being sold.
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MORE TERRrToRY. is said
to be movement for independence
in that part of British America known
as the Red River country, lying
North of Dakota, and subject ut pre-
sent to the control of the, Hudsop>r
Bay fur company. It has Ss11T@(l
lation of 10000, and does n.y..
its trading with Minnesota. ~
THE QUESTION. 1t is asked: If
Congress intended in good faith to
admit the Southern States when
certain conditions had been complied
with, why did it not authorize the
President to announce their admis-
sion, as in the case of Nebraska,
when the event had taken place?
Can any one answer?
FLOUR and POTATOES.