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We perceive that the concert announced to be
given by Ole Bull. on Saturday evening. has been
postponed to some indefinite evening next week,
in consequence of the indsposhon Of this remark
able genius. During the last few days we under
stand that he has been laboripg under considerable in
disposition from causes but doubt chiefly pro-
ceeing from his singuarly sensitive Temperance nta
temperament that most generally accompanies genius Of


the highest order in any Of the fine and noble arts that
add dignity and ustre to human nature His two last con-
most overwhelmingly attended, as they must
certainly be considered when recolect that the pre-
sent political txcitement-the night processons-com
mittee meetings. and electoneerng conciaves occupy
many Of those classes who frequent public places OF
amusement We have to what extent this polti
cal excitement has extended its ravsges to the theatres in


the with the spectacle Of thin boxes


thin pits-amost empty galleries. except on rare occa
sions when something extraordinary is offered in the way
of an attraction. We political excitement rage
so violently at tho present moment and it must In
deed only genius Of the highest order that at such


time fill house But such proof of transcendant merit
Ole Bull has given and have doubt that the excite
ment Of his proesson-hs extreme sensitiveness, with
various other 'that flesh is heir to-" have
trbuted the resent indsposion under which he la
bor and has compelled him to postpone his next concert
Indeed think would not be bad idea to postpone
these altogether until after the election Then
all classes would be able hear and appreciate the great
Northern genius on one Of the finest instruments OF
dern times.


ArRoros.-The last Boston Courier" contains Of


those remarkable letters by Mrs Maria Lydia Childs of
this city, in which sho describes like true poees the
Arst concert OF Ole Bull


TIE ITALIAN OPERA REVIVED IN New sHAPE-We
perceive that the Italian Company which sung 80 beau
tfully in Pamos THEATRE and gave away 30 many de-


~h rc
lent in notes from the public, have determined to revive


Italian music in another shape in different part Of the
city, concert to begven to night purportiDg to be


in the name Of Mons. Martin and Mdle. Desjardins the
principal characters in the recent beautiful ballet which
exploded only few days before the final explosion Of
the opera at Pamos We perceive that the beautiful
Borghese Perozz and Of the Italian Company,
will assist engage in this concert and trust that
the house will be good.


This is indeed, the only way in which the opera
and the baeso unfortunate during the recent
at Palmo-wil be able to keep themselves before the
public, and retain any chance Of resusstaton Every
one the beautiful ballet brought out by Psmo
his theatre which Martin and Desrdins sustained
the principal parts Nothing has been attempted has
succeeded in this city like this ballet and yet unfortu
natey from the time it brought out and
other circumstances 1t not fortunate as deserved
The ballet sunk separately the opera sunk separate


Had they been united do not think they would have
met such fate As it is, however, we trust the public
will give them bumper night All have, it seems lost
Pamo has lost by his reckoning $500 during the last brief
every of the company has lost less
poor Perozz most deserving artist has got nothing
several Of the orchestra got the poor ballet
dancers have suerered sadly Let the public do some
thing tonight towards filling up the lamentable vacancy


in their pockets If we can't get opera in the most classic
md CIV Ia lat houo haqt Lat
scenas and a,ia and Duets from these operas and
see If we can't hereafter resuscitate the opera itself
We trust, also, this subject that the new
prima donna, Of whom we hear so much, Signora Pco
will give concert Of these days. and let have
taste of her splendid voice and brilliant STYLE