... display of the qualifications of Mr Bridgman and Mr Loveday, and it was executed with the greatest spirit and the finest taste. Mozart's sonata in A major (Op. 6, Nqo. 2) was manipu. lated to perfection by Mr Bridgman. Upon the characteristics of this gentleman's ...

... was that with the additional accompaniimients of Mozart. It is a delicate thing, as a rule, to meddle with the productions of a genies like Handel; bat when it is done by such another genius as Mozart, we are bound, at least, to consider before conderning ...

... Ingolasby-by Mr Rowtvf London; -while Mr H.; J. Lincoln, also. f London, lectures for ltwo evenings on The Genius and Works of Mozart and VWehr`-the lectures to -ie illustrated by two concerts, for which sonwe -of the eminent stegers from the metropolis-ive ...

... as this aind others t~ which we ar i'~ aedy calling their attention. How, MOZART JW6N ]es!1WAOER.-The follow. i'ng anecdlote is 'related in the .mdmoires de , eat Musicient -Mozart and Hsydn 'behng at a thn liurty, the former laid a wageir of six' bottles ...

... order:-Tuesday, Mendelssohn's St Paul and Spohr's Die Letzben Dinge ; Wed- riesday, Mendelssohn's Hymn of Praise and Mozart's Requiem, and selections from 'tount of Olives and Babylon ; Thursday, Mendels- sohn's Elijah; andFriday, Handel's ...

... seen it. The prozramme, which wm a,; mirablv selected., embracel tvfW ?? . Beethoven, and some of the sma;.er 7 . . Bach, Mozart, Weber, Mlendrelasri.n, (r. Ieller; thus presenting a vpre' ?? from which the monst fia.+tAIi-,! ji', - ..i hardlly fai1 to ...

... infinitely learned, but somewhat uninteresting Presto Scherzanldo in F sharp mlinor, by Mendelssohn (closely resem bling Mozart in some plaes1), the firstt part of the prolgramme wias terminatced ?? Invitation b laVulse, which received a hearty reception ...

... standlillg on its merits. The excellence throughout di~- played in the beautiful chorus, I will call upon the Lord, from Mozart's Twelfth Mass, and. in the Gloria, so widely different in character and treatment from the Rame work, was such as we ...

... Telegram, per Etna.) r NEW Yonui, June 6.-The great peace meet- - ing, convened under the auspices of Fernando C Wood and the Mozart Hall section of the Demo- q cratic party, took plate at the Cooper Institute on C the evening of the 3d. A vast crowd of people ...

... these, after all, are the excellencies which commend themselves to the;judgsvent and the heart. -She sang yesterday a ronde of Mozart, with violin obligato by Herr Ernst~; the Qui Ia voce,' from ;I Puritani ;` lRecunil de Mazurkas, by Chopin, for voice ...

... Cromwell, Paul Jones, Turenne, Commodore Barney, Porter, Etban Allen, Her. nando Cortes, Titian, Raphael, Poussin, Handel, Mozart, Thomas Cole, Galileo, John Kyrle ('the Man of Ross'), Valentine Greatrak-es, Robert R. Livingston, John Randolph, Rufus King ...

... GLASGOW CHORAL U-NION, MOZART'S TWELIrrIr MASS-P-OiS0IN'S STABAT MATT This Society gave a performance of the al)oy- works on Weilnesday evening-the chorus n ni-i. bering 400 voices, and the orchestra 60 pei fori m, Soloists, Miss Banks, Miss Palmner, ...