... dinner, and played- Overture, Zanettae. . Auber. Waltz, The Artists Ball ?? Lanner. Selection, II 'Flauto Alagico . , Mozart. Quadrille, La Traviata ?? A. F. Godfrey. Glee, The Chough and Crow . Sir H. R. Bishop. The Queen'a private band afterwards ...

... rapturously encored. Herr Wicniawski and Mr. IIaUn play Mozart without overplaying himn Mr. IallM also played the sonata in A minor with the utmost finish and delicacy; but we could not help feeling Mozart's greatest attention had not been bestowed on the ...

... New York, Orient from ditto, Roscoe from ditto, Phoanix from Philadelphia, Squantom from New Or- leans, Salem from ditto, Mozart from ditto, Edward Johnston from ditto, British Queen from Cette, Greta from Verna, Iduna from Trieste, Despatch from St. ...

... Indeed the programme of Miss God- dard's concert evinces a judgment and sound taste but rarely found among solo players. Mozart's Japiter Sym- phony, Bennett's overture, 'The Wood Nymphs, and aa overture (Alpheus), by Mr. Aguilar, were excel- lently ...

... and in- strumental solos of the old pattern, the principal displays in the latter class being the selection derived from Mozart's Don Tasn, specially arranged for the concerts by M. Jullien. The vocalist was Mdlle. Jetty Treffz, who was received with ...

... ep I BRISTOLr (PILL), DEC. 14.-Wind iE.N.E., strong.-Ar- rived for Bristol the Arab from Africa, Agricultear from Nantes, Mozart from Sandarvall, and the Sovereign from - Off fcr Gloucester the Sirhowy from Genoa, Corinna a from Odessa, Armelin, and the ...

... SOberon ?? I Concerto, Violin, Andante Allegretto (M. ?? Mendelssohn. arch. '-Occasiold ?? .. Handel. Overture, Seraglio ?? Mozart. SUNDAY. Divine service was performed this morning in the private chapel by the Ilon. and Very Rev, the Dean of Windsor. There ...

... Cronstadt, King Arthur from Fare, Marie Eulalie from Paimbouf, and the Mary King from St. Malo. Passed for Gloucester, the Mozart from the West. GREENOCK, JULY 12-Wind N.WV., ?? the Miramichi from Quebec, Forest Queen from Exeter, Flora from Runcorn, and ...

... Cape of Good Hope. BRISTOL (PILL), DEc. 14.-Wind N.E., strong, clear, I ?? and passed for Bristol the Arab from West Africa- Mozart from Sundowall, Agriculteur lugger from i Nantes. Off for Gloucester the Nasca Greek brig, from Taganro7 vii Queenstown. Sailed ...

... critical, but at all events sufficiently appetisod to be able to enjoy compositions, vocal end instrumental, by Beethoven, Mozart, Mendelssohn P. Paer, acsd others, which were given-with much spirit and more or less of efficiency by then amateur .artis~ts ...

... Milan. The first is M. kes- Oulibicheff. If l. Oulibiclleff be dead, is' naime will not an5- die, tllanks to his monograph on Mozart. II Prnmcipe t ?? Belgiojoso was ii his tiese and in his world no less tur remmarkable thmall the Mulscovite idolater of one ...

... been Igiven. Under the able miud guidan~ce of Mons. Jullien, the sublime productions of thle Miendelbsohn, Beethoven, Ha ydn, Mozart, and other cern- cueposers of established fame, have been rendered by Mes- sing dames Alboni, Clara Novello, Gassier, Dolty ...