... premier bienfaiteur et mon premier ami. Nevertheless, as he says, he is a reactionary. Mozart is to him a prince of musicians. He laments over the general ignorance of Mozart's work in Paris, declaring that beyond Don Juani and the Pianoforte Sonatas the ...

... C.D.-Gray, Dawves, and Co. Hans. Meinel, S.C.Dj.-Hoffmuann. N orge, Drontheiio, Deadman's Dock Buoys-Galbraitb Pelubrokc. Mozart (s), Monte Video, R.A.D.-Lamport and Holt. Concordia (s), Buenos Ayres, S.C.D. - Andersen Becker. Dric Breeders, Worcumn, ...

... I melodies, and was admirably rendered. Mrs Helen c Trust, the only solo vocalist, successfully sang Deb ! e Vieni, from Mozart's Le n'to c di Figaro, and two T French songs by Chaminade. Sundry part-songs were f sung with great taste and expression ...

... Turkish Lottery Obligations, 61; Russians, 1809, 92*. 2 A MOZART CONCERT.-On Sunday evening, next, at 7 o'clock, at the Sunday popular concerts given at South-place Institute, the centenary of Mozart'st death will be celebrated by a concert consisting entirely ...

... -Baltimore, from Babi, hea arrived. LIVERPOOL, March 53.-6ardinian, from Halifax. &C., 9 arrivedinthe Kersey to-day. Apra 1. Mozart, for Monte 1 Video left the Merse .to-di 3 ?AbEIRA, March 29.-H.M. trooship Wye, for Plymouth, left to.day. April 1. Eleveliu ...

... Biobitongsa to. D' VEaibtILPOfe, Nov. 3O-KAngas, from Hooton, and Flarnean,'O from Neir York, arrived in ft.e Iferbey tosamy. Mozart left t-he D LIAiA-AS, Noy. 98-ClanfMiaofntosh. Clyde for celroum, krrived thi JLOIIK. 9,Resaonon oralutt~ariedtuts mornng ...

... which giootl efiects wet e produce(l, but towardsthleclose the altossomen vthat failed int intonation. vi The iiext item wis Mozart's Synmlpliom in E flat. Iere hli the orchectra didl well, and gave the sparkling minuct II( wsith great brilliancy anid ilecision ...

... on the Handel orchestra. It, as cus- tomary, was comprised of ni mbp:s of co-operativesocieties, and numbered 6,000 voices. Mozart's Tarry with me, 0 my Saviour,from the Ave J/erum; Mendels- sohn's Nightingale and Stillman's The Moon is Up, were ...

... universally accepted, notwithstanding its strangeness. It would never do for all new composers to follow in the footsteps of Mozart, Haydn, and Beethoven. Referring to the per- formance of this work by the Stock Exchange Orchestra, we find a great deal to ...

... *lea.iusteh, proceeded at 5 p.m. for h N oWn. homeward hound, hau left, Jan. 3. W~eot India~n arrived to-day. 0 Weim YORK. -Mozart, from Sontos; Weimar, fron remen Weternand, fro Antwerp, Iay arrived. Zlhyu. .e land, for Antwerp, a left. Emi, fo Ia, left ...

... Cilvolsta, ?? passed. ili PE1RIt, Sept. 22.-Yorlshnle, froei ifiiilles, itirived 'It to-slay. iti P'EIWNAMEBlUCJO, Sept. 21,-Mozart, from River Plate, left it to-dily for Antwerp. s- 1'IlAW£W1'POINT, Sept. 2-lHt.M.S. Spider passed to-day Ili baind. west ...

... Pr-inct, frotm Leag U tlit 411k alF i{INSAkLEI, 0 ...