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On. Thursday evening last an entertain
msnt Of vocal and Instrumental music was
gwen 70 lhe citizens Of, our toan BY, Mr..
Ross.ss, asisssd y several amateur per-
s'sansrs rcsadent snong us. which was un-
assaily zen attended,. Better music than
- ~Aac upon dc occasion Ia. seldom
tesa heard, even Ly those whose opporiu-
nllles have enabled them 70 be present al
~ noneerts Of distinguished performers;
- tlhe satisfaction Of the large and dis
ci'ninatiPg audience was made manifest
y freqns's aud loud plaudits. Mr.. Rob-
hins, We understand, has il in conte,npla-
lien y open school Of instruction in vo-
cd music; aud we doubt MT, from his al
miiled Lilly 10 impart instruction, and
he Gyorable impression left upon the
ulinds of those who were present at the
euAert4imncni III Thursday night, that he
viii succeed.


During the evening an address was de-
Evered by Dir. SHAckroRD, on the subject
of music, which was creditable alike 10
his intellect, ilaagi,aiion, and scholar-l,ke
alfainments. II was a wen written, well
aErsscd and highly chaste production, and
villna VAS listencd 10 with more thai,


~ pleasure and sttenlicn.