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OLE BULL We are gratiied to learn that this
distinguished artist has now nearly recovered from
his late indispostion His physician, DR.. Francis,
has placed him on his legs again, and we may ex-
pect, in few days to hear some more of his thrill
ing tones.


We now learn that this afternoon at o'clock,
this distinguished artist and generous man, redeems
the promise he recently made TO the American In
stitute, and will play before them and the public
at the hour designated, some of his touching gems
on the violin. The Institute, we understand
means to apply the proceeds of this day to the char
table institutions of the city, on which accoun
probably this great masstro offered his service,
gratis; tickets being for this day and for this be-
uesolent occasion only twenty-five cents. w,
have no doubt the gardens will be tumutuousl,
crowded. Generosity and genius unite in furnish
ing the entertainment.