... the wreck of the schooner Cygnet, of Bath, State of Maine, bound for New Orleaus, in lat. 30. 50. N. long. l6. 86. W. The Mozart was ulider clos0reefed topsails and foresail, thfei'`fiid blowving fresf alii na Xeavy sea ulln- ning. They, however, succeeded ...

... best effect. The fass was selected from the works of Haydn, Mozart, Perez, and Cassalli; the .Laudate pueid Dominum from Zinchatelli; and the Te Deum selected by Haydn Corn from Rossini, Mozart, Haydn, and Graun we admired particularly. The Te Gloriosus ...

... equal to that of the morn. ilg. We subjoin the progra'nme:_ ; ?? Gloria in excelsis ?? (No. 12) ?? Mozart. Quartett Benedictus.(Reqiiiem) . .Mozart. Solo. Signor Donzelli ?? 1 Laudate,. Zingarelli. Solo and Chorus ?? Mrs. Knyvett ?? 1' The Marvellous ...

... and the Rev. Mr. sub-deacon. l ?? ss selected for the choir on the occasion was, No. 1, Haydn; v Gloria, No. 3, Mozart; and ,,credo Mozart, No. 7; the whole of which was per- rsed in the same faultless and artistic manner, for which the ldiee and centlemen ...

... site a very large hotel, In the centre of the court-yard of which is to be placed a colossal bust of Mozart, in bronze, on a marble pedestal. Mozart's house is called The Eye of God, because there was anciently upon the same spot an hospital bearing ...

... congregation a feeling of religious awe and gladness iiotoftenexperienced. MiissA.I J. Byrne, iu the.admired. ien'dictus No. 2, of Mozart, had an opportuaitt, .of which sle ably took advantage, to show off the rich and varied tones of her true and powerful contralto ...

... anthem - Ecce quarn bonumn. Mr. White presided at the organ, and at the elevation sang with his usual feel og and pathos, Mozart's cele. ! brated solo, 1 0 Sacrism Convitium. Many of the responses were also given with solemn end thrilling ed'ect, by ...

... ritual of the church, had an effect very impressive cnd solemn. Among the pieces of music performed may be mentioned Mozart's Dead March, Mozart's Requiem, the Kyrie, Duett from the Last Judgment (Spohr), Haydn's Agnus Del, the Libera, &e. In the course of ...

... Williams Sterno. Aria-' Perche non ho,' Miss Birch .. .. Donizettl. unet- Gib mle die hand,' Madame and Herr Knispel .. .. , . . Mozart. Song-', The Gift of Flowers,- Miss Birch .. F. Romer. Solo Violoncello- Sur des Themes Russo et Irlan. dais, Mr. rigoit ...

... for the depth of feeling displayed in the delivery. The music comprised some of the most beautiful compositions of Handel, Mozart, Luther. and Calcott, which were admirably performed by Mr. Hamil- ton on the organ, and Mr. Kenward, who directed the vocal ...

... selection. It opened with Mozart's symphony in G minor, an exquisite composition, finely played. The parts werenot repeated. Madame Caradori Allan sang an air from Ida delle Torre, an opera by Nini, very charmingly. The song from Mozart's I1 Seraglio, H Ha ...

... IiI improved and repaired, *D reen did new organ of Irish manu. 1a5pl~e It we opened for divine service lblc erected. ?? Mozarts No. 12 G 'puidet ?? 'vo 3 (Quolliam), Sanctus corn- P,. jy 1011d S Fon9 Amoris, by Dignam. ti0 r~ o iai ,I ;a~ee, Professor ...